Northfork High School Class of 1940s 50th Reunion
The Northfork High School Class of 1940 celebrated its 50th reunion on Sept 1 with a picnic at Claytor Lake hosted by Mary Angeli Vickers and Frank Vickers and a dinner dance at Park Inn in Bluefield. Betty Ruth Moore served as mistress of ceremonies for the Fabulous Forties gathering. J T Rogers delivered the guest speech. Music by Jack White of Wytheville.
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Northfork High School
Mary (Angelelli) Vickers
Frank Vickers
Claytor Lake
Park Inn
Bluefield
Betty Ruth (O'Dell) Moore
J.T. Rogers
Jack White
Wytheville
Teresa Cartularo
Margie Daugherty Toole
Betty Ruth O'Dell Moore
Mary Angelli Vickers
Rowena Dillard Wittman
Mary Panos Johnson
Gola Stanfield Warminski
Frances Keesee Otey
J.W. Wright
Angelina Constantino Grbac
Dominick Spadafore
Seldon Spector
Faye Godfrey Kregloe
Anna Lee Watts Thornton
Audrey Wiles Gross
Evelyn Rhodes Pringle
Dolly Via Brabban
Arnold Brabban
Ruth Nunnery Budnick
Missie Anderson Wright
Ila Crotty Hinton
Randolph Frazier
Rose Oliver
Frank Otey
Phyllis Holbrook Lehner
Frank Constantino
Week of Prayer for Foreign Missions at Bluefield church
The First Baptist Church Bluefield hosts a Week of Prayer for Foreign Missions with a Dec 2 prayer breakfast led by Rev. Henry Whitlow. Activities include a Parade of Flags, foreign mission studies for all ages, nightly services, daily Baptist women prayers, and a Dec 9 talk by Missionaries Gerald and Mrs. Rice. The Lottie Moon Offering targets 7500 dollars locally and 86 million nationally.
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Bluefield
First Baptist Church
Henry Whitlow
China
Mexico
John Tresch
Ray Ratliff
Middle East
Rhonda Lewis
Carie Booth
Kina Mallard
Gerald Rice
Southern Baptist
Ecuador
Lottie Moon
Primitivo Delgado
Rice
Parkview Baptist Church
Princeton
Princeton High School
Madrigal Singers
Mercer St
Don Marsh
Linda Hawkins
Norman Arrington
Bob Hylton
Bill Erps
David Shrewsbury
Mark
Sherri Haag
Haag II Productions
Bramwell Kiwanis hears United Way chief speak on giving
William Craft, director of the United Way of the Virginias, Inc., told Bramwell Kiwanis Club that a gift to the United Way is a gift to others and supports groups such as Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, and the Mercer County Commission on Aging. The event highlighted the charity’s community impact.
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Bramwell
William Craft
United Way of the Virginias, Inc
Bramwell Kiwanis Club
Craft
United Way
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
Mercer County Commission On Aging
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Northfork Class
Gerald L. and
Teresa Yates Rice
Leggett
Ea Ae
Mercer Mall
MasterCard
VISA
American Express