New Bookkeeper Appointed at Sophia City Hall
Mrs. Gene Blake was named the new bookkeeper at Sophia City Hall replacing Mrs. Don Gambill who resigned due to ill health. The appointment was approved at the last town council meeting. Blake, formerly Jackie Tolliver, is a 1956 Sophia High School graduate and previously worked in the W. T. Grant Co. office. She lives in Mabscott with her husband and son Alan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene
Jackie) Blake
Sophia City Hall
Don Gambill
Blake
Jackie Tolliver
W. F. Tolliver
Sophia High School
W. T. Grant Co
Mabscott
Alan
Beaver BYF Plans Camp Attendance After Watermelon Feast
Ten members of the Baptist Youth Fellowship of the First Baptist Church Beaver announced plans to attend church camp at Coven Aug. 20 24. They enjoyed a watermelon feast at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Akers. About 35 members attended the Thursday meeting with Rev. F. Powers leading singing. AMES were led by Vicky Noor president assisted by Diane Stump. Mrs. Ray Akers acted as adviser in the absence of Mrs. Norma Stump.
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Baptist Youth Fellowship
The
First Baptist Church
Beaver
Coven
Ray Akers
FE. W. Powers
Ames
Vicky Noor
Diane Stump
Norma Stump
Return-Trip Scooters Bring Extra Ride Home
A garage uses a miniature scooter stored in a car trunk to ferry workers back to work after delivering a vehicle. The odd method speeds post delivery mobility and cuts downtime.
It Takes It From Kathy to Boost Dances for Boys
Dear Shirley asks how to stop boys from skipping dances. Enlist two or three mothers as hostesses to nudge shy boys toward partners and promote dancing. Suggest spontaneous contests to spark participation. Over time willing boys may enjoy dancing and some may become more active husbands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathy
Shirley
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Beaver Byf
By Kathy Peterson
Main St
General Electric
Neville St
Beckley — Main St
Oak Hill
Montgomery Ward
Beckley
M.E.T
Ind. Ltds
Barrow
POWR
Kraft Power Tools
Hawthorne
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