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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 2003
Page
4
Bill Archer reflects on his grandson Seth in Point Pleasant reading a baseball book, the joy of words, and the duty of older generations to model effort, civic participation, and strong public schools. He recalls early computing, praises parental work, and urges schools, homes, and voters to uphold democratic responsibility.
The text lists staff roles including News Editor State Editor Senior Writer and editors Barbara Hawkins Bill Archer Thomas A Colley Executive Editor Managing Editor Sports Editor City County Editor Senior Copy Editor. It also includes a biblical quotation about the King of Israel and the redeemer.
Betty C. Hubble writes of Ceres Alumni Association efforts to renovate the George H. Peery Sr. Center gymnasium in Virginia’s Bland County. The group seeks a $50,000 matching grant from Short Foundation to reach a $100,000 gap needed to open a wellness and recreation center for community use. The project preserves a former high school gym renamed in memory of a school board member and aims to provide indoor space for exercise, sports, and social activities despite limited local facilities and transportation.
Letters praise the CART event featuring Massenkoff, a world renowned singer and actor, who delivered a Parrotti like voice. Accompanying musicians and dancers impressed attendees while CART faces funding cuts and thanks extend to Tazewell High School staff The Music Box and others for support.
A column shares an old washday set of rules from a Kentucky grandmother, praising resilience and gratitude. It contrasts pioneer hardships with modern ease, urges counting blessings, and offers motivation from Jim Davidson, a syndicated columnist.
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