Rogersville TN Review 1962-1963

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PTA Council To
Have Worltshop
The Hawkins. C u ty C w ; l l c r
P-T. A. will hive a work^on o
education
tomorrow
(Sridw
morning. Registration will be»in Pt
10 o'clock and the program will f oj
low at 10:30.
J. O. Harville, county school superintendent, will be guest speaker. Mrs. Hugh Russell of Newport,
president o f the district *-T^ A ^
will install new officers for the
coming year.
Mrs. Sterling Hicks of Mooresburg, president of the local council, urges attendance from each
P-T. A. unit in the county.
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Local
Happenings
FirVNOft I. SHEETS SOCIETY
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Mr. and Mrs. Roy C. Smith and | Bill Gardner of Atlanta spent the
d-ughtcr. Gler.da, KingaporUMML- fir^^i^jh£_jiffifik..jbjei^..jiniJbL bit
gie Smith, Persia, Route 3, M. S. mother, Mrs. F. L. Gardner. He re
Lawson, M-. and Mrs. Eugene turned home yesterday morning.
Jayncs, Paul Duncan and three Miss Bettye Gardner, who has been
daughters, Eugene Duncan and living in Kingsport, returned here
family, all of Newport, had the yesterday morning to live.
pleasure of visiting the home of
Mr. and Mrs. John E. Horton
Recil Duncan and family of New- had as their Sunday guests, Mr.
port last Sunday.
and Mrs. Hobert Simpson (Nina
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Thacker and Horton) and son, Mike, of Kings
daughter Phyllis, of Dayton, Ohio,! port; Marshall Horton of Asheville,
were here recently for the wedding N. C , and Mrs. Marshall Horton
of W. C. Brown. They were the and two daughters of Pressmen's
guests while here of R. wrThack- Home, and Mr. and Mrs. Davis
Legg of Rogersville.
er.
Keller Leonard was brought
Mrs. Bert Arnott of Bulls Gap
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| home Monday from Takoma Hos- entered Laughlin Clinic, GreeneVeronica Denise Payne, to Mr. pital, Greeneville, where he had ville, on Monday, suffering from a
and Mrs. Joseph Rogers Payne, undergone major surgery. He is severe cold and asthma.
Rogersville, April 4.
' doing nicely.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Arnott and
Lisa Ann Johnson, to Mr. and, Walter Carson, who was injured children, Charles and Charlotte
Mrs. Ralph Kenneth Johnson, Bulls at International Playing Card and Jean, left Friday for their home in
Gap, April 5.
Label Co. on March 5, W3S rclGckSiHl Dixon, 111., after a two-week visit
Anthony Vincent Harris, to Mr. from Lyons Hospital on April 4. with his mother, Mrs. C. B. Arnott
and Mrs. Raymond Harris. Rogers- Carson has undergone surgery and other relatives in Bulls Gap.
David Kammer leaves today to
ville, April 6.
twice for skin graft at HVCH,
spend the Easter holidays with his
Jeffery Scott Cinnamon, to Mr. Kingsport, since his accident.
and Mrs. John Lee Cinnamon, PerMr. and Mrs. E. E. Cope of Port family in Chattanooga.
sia, April 6.
Mr. Frank Fulkerson, who has
Charlotte, Fla., were visitors last
Michael Dewey Johnson, to Mr. week of Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Cope been ill for some time, is able to
and Mrs. J. C. Johnson, Rogers- of Route 1, Rogersville, enroute to be out again.
ville, April 6.
Miss Anne Testerman of Knox
Greensburg, Ohio where they will
Curtis Kendall Barton, to Mr. make their home.
ville
spent the week end here with
^
Miss Ailsie Rogan
and Mrs. Pete Barton, SurgoinsMr. and Mrs. Amos Johnson are her mother, Mrs. Fred Testerman.
ville, April 7.
Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Poates are
visiting their son, Arnold Johnson,
John Patrick Lee, to Mr. and and Mrs. Johnson at Sneedville home from a month's stay in OrMrs. John Hugh Lee, Rogersville, for a few days. Both father and son lando with his sisters, Misses Mary
Miss Alice Phillips
April 8. 5,
are enjoying fishing In Clinch and Daisy Poates. En route home
they attended a state convention of
Deborah Lynn Testerman, to Mr. River.
The groom-to-be is the son of and Mrs. Ralph Frank Testerman,
Mr. and Mrs. Lance Rogan of
Mrs. Willie Rhea Greene and the Masonic Order.
Rogersville announce the engage- Dr. and Mrs. J. M. Straley of King- Rogersville, April 9.
Miss Grace Legg, drove to CookeMrs. Thomas M. Ferrell (Grament and approaching marriage of sport.
Marvin Edward Ringley, Jr. to ville Sunday to return the Greenes' ham Rogan), who came here foltheir daughter, Ailsie, t o James
Mr. and Mrs. Ringley, Sr., Rogers- son, Eddy, to TP1, following his lowing fee death of her mother,
A summer wedding is planned. ville, April 9.
Andrew Straley of Kingsport.
Miss Alice Phillips and her fi- O. Phillips, Jr.
visit here for a few days on vaca; Mrs. Robert M. Rogan, on Monday,
Mr. and Mrs. Winfield B. Hale,
March 25, returned to her home in ance, David L. Bailey will arrive
Jeffery Allen Johnson, to Mr. tion.
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and Mrs. Grady Allen Johnson,
David Armstrong, second son of Reidsville, N. C, on Sunday. Her here tonight from Hampton, Va., to Jr., cousins of the bride-elect will
Russellville, April 10.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Armstrong, is husband flew here on Thursday work out last minute details of give fee rehearsal dinner at their
their wedding which will take place home on Friday evening. Mesdames
LYONS
confined to his home with pneu- and accompanied her home.
Kimberly Ann Looney, to Mr. monia.
Miss Mona Trent and Mrs. Dale Saturday afternoon at 4 o'clock at Ernest McFadden, Ben A. Cunningham, Rena Mae Pierce and A. B.
and Mrs. Hubert Looney, SurgoinsAllen attended the 23rd Annual the Presbyterian Church here.
Hill, Route 4.
ville, April 5.
Conference of the Woman's Society They will be guests of Miss Phil- Long will give the bride's breakMr. and Mrs. Bart Greer of SurEarl Wayne Wallen, to Mr. and of Christian Service meeting last lips' parents, Mr. and Mrs. James fast on Saturday morning.
A son, to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Edd
goinsville, Route One, announce
Byington, Route 2, Rogersville, Ap- Mrs. Eckel Wallen, Church Hill, week at Central Methodist Church
the marriage of their daughter,
Route 4, March 29:
in Knoxville. Miss Trent is the
ril 10.
Laura Katherine, to Edward Alton
Merry Alice Light, to Mr. and church and community worker for
HVCH
Smith. He is the son of Mr. and
Harlon Light, Rogersville, the Kingsport District working in
Vimus Craig Skelton, to Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. Calvin Smith of Rogersville.
this area and Mrs. Allen was a delMrs.
Homer Charles
Skelton, March 31.
The couple w m married in the
Delores Jean Bernard, to Mr. egate from the Surgoinsville WoChureh Hill, March 22.
Marshall Baptist Church, Marshall,
Randall Keith Williams, to Mr. and Mrs. Charlie W. Bernard, Rog- man's Society of Christian Service.
North Carolina, March 15, at 11:30
Mrs.
Ben Crutchfield attended
md
Mrs. Glen B. Williams, Church I ersville, March 26.
a.m. The Rev. Coleman C. Caldwell
from the Rogersville Methodist
was the officiating minister.
Church.
T. H. Johnson and Mrs. Annette
Bv ELEANOR
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Home and
Smith, both close friends of the
daughter, Barbara, of Chicago, and
contracting parties, were the couShelton Stubbs reached his all- liaun, Mrs. Sue Britton, and Miss
son, Lowell, of Manchester College important 16th birthday one day Lucile Massengill, all of Church
ples only attendants.
North Manchester, Ind., were the j last week and his mother, .Kather Hill.
The bride is a graduate of Surgoinsville High School and is emweek end guests of Mr. Home's jne Stubbs, had a dinner party for
ployed as bookkeeper at Boydfather, Henry A. Home and other i him on Sunday afternoon. Guests
Susan and Ira Shclton left late
Lawson Co., Rogersville. The
relatives of Rogersville, Route 2. ; were the Shelton connection.
last night for Keyser, W. Va., to
groom is a graduate of Rdgersville
Miss Mary Home and Henry \
spend the Easter holidays with
High School and is a student at
Home of Traveler's Rest, S. C. • Marge and Bill Towers were has- ! Tom and Martha Shelton and their
East Tennessee State University.
spent the week end with their : t e s s t o t n c i r c o u p i e s c i U D for S l , p . j two little girls, Teresa and JenniFor their wedding trip, the cougrandparents, the Rev. and Mrs. A. p p r a n d bridge last Fridav evening, fer. They will return home Sunday
ple traveled to Gatlinburg.
R. Fields, Rogersville, Route 2.
j T h c K u e s t l i s t included eight. Hel- evening.
Mrs. Margaret Brooks and daugh- e n R h e a a n d E d Testerman won
ter, Mrs. Delia Home, of Travel-1 t n e t o i p s c o r e p r i z e f o r t h e m e m _ j j a m i 0 0 k i n g f o r w a r c ] to a pleaser's Rest, S. C were guests over , b e r s E l s i e a n d B i l l L o n g for the ant week end. Eleanor Lyle Hamilthe week end of their daughter., guests, and Berniee <Joferth won^att ton and her three children of Roand sister, Mrs. Walter Manis and bingo.
j Chester, N. Y., and the Carl Lyles
Mr. Manis of Surgoinsville.
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j of LaFollette will spend Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Sheeler
Luncheon guests of Mrs. Ray} night and a part of Sunday with
and sons, David and Jim, of Oak Colboch today will b eMrs. Elcer Hazle and me . . . Marian Juett is
Ridge, are here for a visit with her
having a group offeeLyles' friends
BUI and I had such a nice exparents, Dr. and Mrs. G. J. Lane.
to dinner at Fain's Cafe on Sunday
perience last week end that I'd
Mr. and Mrs. Cletus Van Dyke,
afternoon. Later the Eastman Porl i k e l o share it with you. VSt visitspent
fee week end with her partrums and Hazle and I will go to
ed friends in Houston, and they
ents in Trenton.
the Philip Chesaleys on the mountook us to the Cork Club to see
John
McMakin,
son
of
Mr.
and
tain . . . Mary says the redbud and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Smith
Robert Goulet. The club is atop
Mrs.
Bill
McMakin
was
christened
dogwood
are both blooming beautione of Houston's tall buildings; acFor the promotion of health, one
you'd better keep the heat LOW.
Sunday at the Methodist Church.
fully there now. The dogwood trees
tually it is on the two top floors.
Arriving today (Thursday) for , should take systematic daily exer- on the mountain at my place in
Here's a cookie recipe that one
The top room is beautiful, for two
fee Easter vacations with her par- ; « * . Walking; in the fresh air im- the country are barely showing fee
walls are made of glass, and see- of my neighbors gave me; th«
whole
neighborhood
loves
it.
ents Mr. and Mrs. E. A Cope, are P r o v e s t t e l ^ " P ^ ^ - ; ^ e n i s h wh.te faces of their
ing the skyline of the city by night
Sarah's
Cookies
Mrs. Roy Wyatt and children, Mike creases the peristaltic movements blooms . . . Eleanor and I will no
from such a height was really won%
cup
shortening
(ipart
oleo)
and Kafey Ann, from Richmond, of the intestines, which helps to doubt be haggard worshippers at
derful. The owner of the club is
V\
cup
white
sugar
Va.
Dr. Wyatt will be unable to ac- overcome constipation. When walk
Glenn McCarthy, who built the
ine the-chest should be held well > c h u r c h S u n d a v morning, we don t
Vi cup brown sugar
company his family due to other
1
Shamrock Hotel back in the 40's.
plan to go to bed Saturday. We
up to facilitate deep breathing.
Vi
tsp.
vanilla
committments.
The
Wyatts
are
on
It i s taken for granted by most
have so many things to talk about
Round
shoulder®
and
flat
chests
Cream the above until Light an
furlough from their missionary duTexans feat the role that James
are ugly and ungainly. They not and we see each other so little feat
ties in Spain
Dean played in The Giant was^op- iluffy. Add 1 egg and beat Sift
it will take a night to get caught
Joyce Bean, freshman a t Lees only make an unpleasant impres- up wife our talking.
ied from McCarthy. If you remem- cup and 2 tbLsp. flour, %tsp. soda
McRae College, N. C. recently vis- sion on beholders, but they are
ber, James Dean always wore col- and V2 tsp. salt. Add sifted ingredMrs.
benjamin
Woods
ients
to
first
mixture.
Stir
in
%
ited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ben productive of disease. This posture
ored glasses in the last half of the
cup
chopped
nuts
and
1
cup
(6
oz.)
Bean at Surgoinsville. Accompany- cramps the lungs and prevents
film, and McCarthy is never seen
of
butterscotch
bits.
Drop
by
teaing her home were two of her col- proper breathing. A noted physiwithout them. When we saw him,
spoon
on
GREASED
baking
sheet.
lege friends, Martha Ashcraft of cian says feat a "round shouldered
in a dimly lighted room in the mid375
for
10
mins
Charlotte, and Phyllis Brown of person is one who is carrying his
dle of the night, sho' nuff, dark
Staunton, Va. Juanita Manis of cnest behind instead of in front of
glasses! What thrilled me much
him." He says further that "this
more than seeing Robert Goulet Quarterly Meeting
The Mount Carmel Methodist Christian and Miss Janet Woods. Church Hill visited Miss Bean and deformity not only gives a person
her
two
guests
on
Sunday.
was seeing some of the astronauts Of Baptist WMU
Church was the scene of the March They wore medium blue streetCol. and Mrs. Frank Smith re- a weak and ungraceful appearance
and their wives sitting two tables
16 wedding which united Miss Car- length dresses fashioned identical
but lessens the breathing capacity
away from us. After all, they're Set For April 18
olyn Green and Benjamin Woods to feat of the honor attendants turned home Tuesday from a visit and leads to inactivity of the upper
to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith, Jr.
truly important to the history of
The Holston Valley Associational in holy matrimony.
with matching headpieces.
part of the lungs, thus inviting tuMiss Terry Jo Rowlett, niece of in Evanston, 111.
our'country. We saw John Glenn, | quarterly meeting of the Women's
The Rev. Herman Christian and
berculosis and other diseases,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Tom
Kyle
got
home
Scott Carpenter, Sam DevaU, and Missionary Union will be held in the Rev. Ted Jones performed fee the bride was flowergirl. She wore
which arise from the lodgement of
Friday
from
a
several
days
stay
in
WaUy Schirrar. There may have the McPheeters Bend Baptist double-ring ceremony before an al- a floor length dress of sky blue
germs in the inactive and weakenFlorida.
been one or two others that were Church on Thursday, April 18, be- tar decorated with arch candelabra taffeta and chiffon and carried a
ed portions of fee lung tissues."
with them that are in training for ginning at 10 a.m. A covered dish holding burning white tapers, tall basket of rose petals.
Sitting in a slumped, relaxed
Billy Woods, brother of the
future flights, but those were the luncheon will be served at noon.
baskets of white gladioli, palms
position
with the chest flat, the
This
will
be
the
celebration
of
bridegroom, was best man. Ushers
only ones we recognized. John
and greenery.
shoulders hunched, is conductive
the
75th
anniversary
of
the
WMU.
were
David
Grey,
Sammy
Snapp,
Glenn's wife is darling. She's much
The bride was given in marriage and Buddie Green, brother of the
to congestion in the abdominal reg- M°R€ VALUABLE MOtf
smaller, prettier, and younger
by her brother, Charles Green. She bride.
ion. The relaxing of the abdominal
looking than her ptetures. The oth- Rev. Burl Smiley
wore a gown of white bridal satin
muscles
due to the bad posture
Mav« you t t o p p t d t o con*.<»** f t * « f « M l
Nuptial music was presented by
er wives were unusually^attractive
and Chantilly lace which was fash- Mrs. Blanche Click, pianist, and
To
Hold
Revival
above described, tends to cause *f vsrtlmt aconemy on * w voHx of yout
too. One of the men at our table
prolapse of all the viscera includ- Hon**? N o m a t t e r inSotO i t i» located • * *
ioned with a scalloped neckline Miss Phyllis Bucher, soloist.
remarked, "One thing those astro- At Hencrrd's Chapel
ingfeeliver, kidneys and stomach. «»«• tt» oe* it. tho cnainen or# mot it Is
and
long
pointed
sleeves.
The
full
A reception was held in the felnauts have is good taste." All in all
The Rev. Burl Smiley, pastor of skirt extended into a chapel train.
When one sits erect the chest is worth opprtoabty "Wto than o »«o» OOM
lowship hall of the church.
it was an unforgettable night for the Hickory Cove Baptist Church,
" S u r , " y o u m o y t o y . " I a m not »h.nfclng}
elevated, the abdominal muscles
Her
fingertip
veil
of
silk
illusion
Assisting in serving were Mrs.
a gal who hasn't been around will preach at revival services
are tense and hold the organs in Of t t t t r n f — • » m S o t r T h , t o - w h s f * H
was
held
in
place
by
a
crown
of
Wallace Rowlett, Miss Lois Tunmuch. And now to recipes. The which begin this Sunday at Hen
their proper position, allowing fee fctmfly m«* T>*» f i r * tnouronco you Oro n o *
seed pearls, sequins, and Chantilly nell, Miss Judith Hickman, and
Iirst one is a food recipe for pim- aid's Chapel Baptist Church.
free circulation of blood through •frying on your homo It orobobly no tanoor
1 ce. She carried a bouquet of
ento cheese that I got from my
SStWMfO . , . SOS f h o M Mto*mcroO)
The Rev. Vefhon Field?n, pastor white rosebuds centered with an Miss Linda Shelton. Miss Randall
fee body.
Rowlett,
niece
of
the
bride,
kept
Sonar SUSSW Say toplacomtnt cost*
of
the
Choptack
Baptist
Church
Kitty, years ago.
orchid with white satin streamers. the bride's book.
Bad habits in sitting, standing
Pot full information on tttu
will
be
in
charge
of
thc
usic.
pimento Cheese
Mrs Robert M. BottenfieW, sisand walking cause congestions •MM art, uhy nat conouf ihrt ogonoy
The wedding was directed by
Services will begin each evening ter of the bride, was matron of
. % lb. of rat cheese (You st 7:30 to which the chu-•h pastor,
which bring on diseases of various M a r ? W t a r t « your itnnccond you MCUS
Mrs. Dale Christian
1 .ofinr. She wore a floor length
do know what rat cheese is, don't the Rev. Rubel Thompso
sorts and are productive of head- no aWHOtion wrhatovo' Vow/ mturoncs
The
bride
is
the
daughter
of
Mr.
lw
H - o ^ n of sky blue taffeta and chif- and Mrs. Luther Green of Church
aches, backaches, and other dis- M a i l vrhathar laroo or tmoii W.II r» p v M
you?)
ly invites each and everyone.
"o
She
wore
a
matching
veil
tressing symptoms. Improper pos- f t * ajraa cartful SfuS>. May wo u -*• youri
Hill. She is a graduate of Church
legg
; which was held in place by aHill High School and is attending
1 1
ture is conductive to indigestion as
2 tblsp. mayonaise
Surgoinsville
F
*/
.
i
of
seed
pearls.
well as other bodily ills. Many ailLloyd's Beauty Training Center.
Butter size of an egg
To
Elect
Officers
ments from which so many suffer
-••srMiss
Ann
Pearson
was
maid
of
The bridegroom is the son of Mr.
* Small can of pimentos, mashed
would vanish if they discontinued
and
Mrs.
Floyd
Woods
of
Church
The Surgoinsville P-T. A. will honor. She wore a light blue gown
.w*att to taste
their bad habits of carrying their
HUl
He
is
a
graduate
of
Church
Oook until smooth and put in a meet at the Surgoinsville High of taffeta and chiffon that was
lungs in the back instead of m
Hill
High
School
and
is
now
in
the
School
tonight
at
7
o'clock.
An
fashioned
identical
to
that
of
the
covered jar. I believe Kitty cooked
front, raised their chest and
U.
S.
Army
stationed
at
Fort
Bel
election
of
officers
for
the
coming
matron
of
honor,
hers in the top of a double boiler.
their spines straight
•ofr,
Va.
year
will
be
held.
Bridesmaids
If y e * try this e*wr direct heat.
Announcement Made Today
Of Rogan -- Straley Troth
Alice Phillips, David Bailey
Will Be Married Saturday
Smith--Greer Nuptials Take
Place In Marshall, March 15
0^'° I^tf
Bitsy's Recipes,
Here and There
Health a n d Beauty
Mt. Carmel Church Is Scene
Of Woods-Green Nuptials
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F. J. 1 esterme
Untitled Document
Thomas M. Tryniski
309 South 4th Street
Fulton New York
13069
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