Ladies Bridge Play Opens Season at Black Knight
The first ladies day bridge activity of the season was held at 12 45 p m Tuesday at the Black Knight Country Club. Luncheon preceded bridge with mixed spring flowers on tables. Favors of potted plants were given. Results: high in bridge Mrs W C Covey, second high Mrs Emerson Smith, third high Mrs O F Cain. Bingo won by Mrs R S Brashear. Attending included Mrs S W Woodyard, Mrs L V Caudill, Mrs W A Dempsey, Mrs J E Sharp, Mrs W M McCutcheon, Mrs I W Bays, Mrs R F Wildey, Mrs W D Nace, Mrs Guy E Rice, Mrs Carl Drewry, Mrs Roy Millican, Mrs Paul Hutchinson, Mrs O C Drake, Mrs W R David, Mrs J Edwin Dickerson, Mrs D O Means, Mrs Price Caffee, Mrs M F Barksdale, Mrs W P Hiner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Knight Country Club
W. C. Covey
Emerson Smith
O. F. Cain
R. S. Brashear
S. W. Woodyard
L. V. Caudill
W. A. Dempsey
J. E. Sharp
W. M. McCutcheon
I. W. Bays
R. F. Wildey
W.D. Nace
Guy E. Rice
Carl Drewry
Roy Millican
Paul Hutchinson
O. C. Drake
W. R. David
J. Edwin Dickerson
D. O. Means
Price Caffee
M. F. Barksdale
W. P Hiner
Four Occasions Marked at Family Celebration
Mr and Mrs Nugen were guests of honor at a Coal City home gathering honoring four occasions Mother s Day Father s Day their 52nd wedding anniversary and Nugen s 75th birthday on June 18 Attendees included A L Keaton family Carl is Chariton Fayetteville J W Cooper Lorene Hurricane W M Booth Violet James Beckley D B Peters Ann Coal City W C DeHart and sons Robert Charles W C Jr and Eddie A family dinner capped the event.
Vegetable Plate with Stuffed Tomatoes and Veggies
A fresh vegetable plate featuring baked stuffed tomatoes with green peas or asparagus, candied sweet potatoes, and watercress. A colorful, balanced dish highlighting seasonal produce.
Ladies Golf Committee Announces 1956 Schedule at Black Knight Club
Mrs. Jack Bazzarre is new president of the Ladies Golf Committee at Black Knight Country Club with officers including Mrs. Edgar Mohler and Mrs. Jessie Lipscomb. The 1956 schedule features Spring Tournament entries from June 4 to 15 at McCulloch Moss and other events through August 28, plus club matches at Hawks Nest Bluefield White Oak and Bluefield venues and a Tacky Day on July 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Bazzarre
Black Knight Country Club
Edgar Mohler
Jessie Lipscomb
James Thompson
Wayne Reynolds
Bazzarre
Hawks Nest
Bluefield
White Oak
Community club notices and meeting listings
Women organizations are invited to send notices for regular or special meetings. Beckley Newspaper's Women’s Department requests notices by 10 am for same day use, with Sunday announcements due by 10 am Saturday. Prosperity Farm Women’s Club meets at Mrs. Oakey Brooks home in Prosperity at 8 pm. Circle No 3 Crab Orchard Baptist Church meets at Mrs. B K Wilcox home in Crab Orchard at 7 30 pm. Executive Board of Women Beckley Presbyterian Church meets at the church at 2 pm. Circle No 11 First Baptist Church meets at Mrs. Guy Graves home 227 Granville Ave at 7 40 pm. Circle No 3 First Methodist Church meets at Mrs. T S Ussery home Lower Raleigh Heights at 2 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Department
Beckley
Prosperity Farm Women's Club
Crab Orchard Baptist Church
B. K. Wilcox
Crab Orchard
First Baptist Church
Guy Graves
Granville Ave
First Methodist Church
T. S. Ussery
Raleigh Heights
Hearty Bean and Cheese Baked Sandwiches
A simple recipe to top buttered bread with canned baked beans and grated cheddar, then cover with partly cooked bacon slices. Bake in a hot oven or broil until bacon is cooked and cheese melts.
Sauerkraut served plain or fancy with meats
Sauerkraut can be served plain or fancy with frankfurters or with roast duck, offering simple or showy accompaniments for a meal.
Jerald McGraw Honored At Birthday Party
Jerald McGraw of McGraws was honored at a birthday party held June 4 at his parents home Mr and Mrs Dennis McGraw. Games were played prizes awarded and refreshments served. Attendees included Marquis Brooks Karen Michael Marquis Jr Jimmie Brooks Pemberton Pete Wagner Soulsville Roland Sizemore Dennis Sizemore Reginald Sizemore Mary Kay McGraw Gheryl Ann McGraw Jr David Ross McGraw and Barbara Kay Sizemore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerald McGraw
McGraws
Dennis MceGraw
Marquis Brooks
Karen
Michael
Marquis Jr
Jimmie Brooks
Pemberton
Pete Wagner
Soulsville
Roland Sizemore
Dennis Sizemore
Reginald Sizemore
Mary Kay McGraw
Gheryl Ann McGraw Jr
David Ross McGraw
Barbara Kay Sizemore
Mrs Erie Williams Hosts Circle at Orchard Ave
Mrs Erie Williams hosted Circle No 3 of the Methodist Temple Monday night at her Orchard Avenue home with Miss Nelle Bryson as co host. The devotional by Mrs C H Rutleage focused on Stewardship and pledges for the coming year were made. Mrs Clarence Hancock will report a book at next session and June visitations planned by Mrs S C Ballengee and Mrs E C Hern. Next meeting will be a July 5 picnic at Mrs Rutledge. Others present included Mrs Roy Keister, Mrs Clyde Oney and Mrs Paul Wilburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eric Williams
Methodist Temple
Orchard Ave
Nelle Bryson
C. H. Rutleage
Clarence Hancock
S. C. Ballengee
E. C. Hern
Williams
Hancock
C. E. Wood
Pinecrest
Rutledge
Roy Keister
Clyde Oney
Paul Wilburn
Simple Broiled Fish with Onion Mayonnaise Topping
Combine finely grated onion with a quarter cup of mayonnaise or similar dressing. Beat a leftover egg white and fold into the mayo. Spread the mixture over four portions of broiled fish and return to the broiler briefly to puff and brown the topping.
Incidents In The Lives Of People You Know
Dayton residents Mr. and Mrs. Donald Young and family visited last week with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Blake Hughes in Coal City and relatives in Beaver, Mas. Mrs. Eugene A. Dancer returned to Union, S. C. after a weekend with Cecil Lambs family. Carol Ann Meyers will spend a month with them. John Witherspoon returned to London after visiting his parents. Mrs. James W. Witherspoon Jr. visited Columbus, O. before heading to Virginia Beach. James III visits grandparents at 307 Beaver Ave. Miss Virginia Shortt transferred hospitals after a bus accident injury. Mrs. John Caponiti and daughter Monta Ree Carol spend two weeks in Carthage visiting Arnold Cook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Young
Dayton
Ohio
Blake Hughes
Coal City
Harold K. Lilly
Beaver
Mas
Eugene A. Dancer
Union
S. C
Cecil Lamb
South
Vance Dr
Carol Ann Meyers
John Witherspoon
London
England
James W. Witherspoon
James W. Witherspoon Jr
Columbus
Virginia Beach
James III
Beaver Ave
Viginia Shortt
Calloway Heights
Sher wood Music Club Senior Party Summary
The Sher wood Music Club senior group held a May 27 party at Mrs. Paul Hinzman home. Gifts were given to Julia Fleshman and Rodney O'Dell, and a wedding gift to Miss Patricia Lynch. Attendees included Mary Ann Butterworth, Dicky Yates, the Hinzmans with sons, Ricky, David, Kenneth, plus David Wood and Alvin Thomas. next meeting is Sept. 17 at Miss Hazel Underwood's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherwood Music Club
Paul Hinzman
Julia Fleshman
Rodney O'Dell
Patricia Lynch
Mary Ann Butterworth
Dicky Yates
Ricky
David
Kenneth
David Wood
Alvin Thomas
Hazel Underwood
Beta Rho Chapter Plans Dinner Party
The Beta Rho Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority will hold a dinner at 6 p.m. Thursday in the Friendship Hall of the Methodist Temple. Husbands of members are honored guests. Secret sisters will be revealed and games conducted by Mrs Duke Williams. Co chairs are Mrs J E Williams Jr Mrs Fred Burdiss and Miss Betty Hun gate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Rho
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Friendship Hall
The
Methodist Temple
Duke Williams
J. E. Williams Jr
Fred Burdiss
Betty Hungate
Also Mentioned on This Page
Black Knight
Black Knight Ladies Bridge Group
Carl C. Drewry
B. S. Brashear
L. V
Family Weekly
Allyn Rice
Bemberg
Prati
Dulany Frozen Foods
John H. Dulany & Son, Inc
Fruitland, Maryland
Dulany
Black Knight Club
Beckley Presbyterian Church
Arbuckles
Erie Williams
Women’s Dept
Monta Ree Carol
Carthage
N.C
Arnold Cook
Mrs. Caponiti
S. Fayette St
Neville St
Super House
Fairmont Consumer Service
Yomil KK
Hishoh 3
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