Keystone Woman's Club Hears Artist Recital
The Keystone-Northfork Woman's Club met at Northfork Baptist Church for a Thanksgiving themed meeting led by Barbara Pickett. Elizabeth Braden, an affiliate artist, performed with Mary Belanger at piano, after which plans for the 1984 Southern District Convention were discussed and a Christmas party was announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keystone-Northfork Woman's Club
Northfork Baptist Church
Barbara Pickett
C.L. Nester
International Affairs Department
Elizabeth Braden
McDowell Fine Arts Association
U.S. Steel Foundation
Miss Braden
Iowa
Simpson College
Juilliard School
New York City Opera
First Methodist Women Install Officers at Christmas Dinner
The United Methodist Women of First United Church in Bluefield Virginia held their annual Christmas dinner in Palmer Hall with Mrs. Pat Jones presiding. Rev. Don Scott opened with invocation and Robert Choe performed songs with piano accompaniment by Mrs. Peg Scott. A Christmas reading followed and Mrs. Jean Grim led a pledge service. New officers installed include Joan Lockhart secretary Paul Salt treasurer Helen Stowers mission coordinator Ethel Earls membership Irene Patton and Gerri Stowers program resources. Mrs. Grim received the Life Membership award for long service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Methodist Women of
First United Church
Bluefield
Palmer Hall
Pat Jones
Don Scott
Sue Owens
Robert Choe
Southwest Virginia Community College
Peg Scott
Jean Grim
Tazewell
Scott
Joan Lockhart
Paul Salt
Helen Stowers
Ethel Earls
Irene Patton
Gerri Stowers
The
United Methodist Church
Grim
Shelby Clendenin
Board of
Christ Episcopal Church
Hobson Library
College Avenue Baptist Church
WMU
Quota Club of
Elks Club
Trinity United Methodist
Asbury Hall
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Women of the Moose
Darrance Cole Delivers Holiday Craft Ideas For Garden Club
Darrance Cole led a November program at the Evening Primrose Garden Club held in the Bluefield Arts and Crafts Center with a focus on Christmas art and home decor. She demonstrated makes from driftwood to eucalyptus, announced December bow making classes, and distributed a Dix Arrance Set travel notes. Members helped decorate for a Municipal Building display and discussed the upcoming Christmas cuisine night with a gift exchange for the December meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Primrose Garden Club
Darrance Cole
Gene and I
Bluefield
Ms. Cole
Tracy Elmore
Greenview UMW Installs Officers After Pledge Service
The Greenview United Methodist Women met for a pledge service and World Thank Offering, with Rev. Dan Hogan installing the officers for the coming year. Marge Faust was reelected president and Henrietta Johnston was named Women of the Year on Missions. The event featured prayers, devotions, and a postmeeting social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenview
Beckley
Ethel Akers
Irene Bishop
Nancy Crotty
Community Club Meetings Calendar for Tuesday to Thursday
Mercer County Extension Home makers host a 10:00 a.m. workshop at the Hobby Hut Glenwood. Various clubs meet through the week including Northside Homemakers at 5:00 p.m. and Cumberland Heights Lions Auxiliary at 6:30 p.m. plus beta sororities, Kiwanis, ladies' groups, and church circles across Bluefield Princeton Matoaka and Graham towns. A bake sale is planned at the West Virginia Manor later Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercer County Extension
Glenwood
Northside Homemakers Club
Cumberland Heights Lions
Elks Club
Princeton Beta Sigma Phi
Longhorn
Matoaka Kiwanis Club
Matoaka United Methodist Church
Bluefield
Montcalm- Bluewell
Beverly Wellman
Town Hall
Princeton
Women of the Moose
Moose
Center Street
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Bluefield Old Guard
Trinity United Methodist Church
West Virginia Manor Extension Homemakers Club
West Virginia Manor
Extension Club Hears Mrs Scragg
The Four Seasons Extension Homemakers Club met at Ann Scragg s home. Ruth Wiggins led a session on furnishing and decorating to save energy. A committee with Virginia Farris and Mary Davis was formed to explore assisting a nursing home. A constitution committee was named for the new club. An open house at a renal dialysis facility was announced for Sunday 2 to 5 p.m. Members plan fundraising by selling hardwood gavels for 10 dollars each, with Ruth Wiggins handling contact. The next meeting will be a Christmas luncheon at Johnston s Inn on December 12 at 1 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Four Seasons Extension
Ann Scragg
Ruth Wiggins
Virginia Farris
Mary Davis
Wanda Hughes
Scragg
Sarah Young
Davis
Four Seasons Club
Renal
Johnston's Inn
Pinpierced Egg Improves Boiling Durability Theory
A claim proposes that piercing the egg end with a pin reduces cracking when boiled. The idea suggests that venting steam or reducing internal pressure lowers stress on eggshells during immersion. Further practical testing would be needed to confirm effectiveness.
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Keystone Woman’s Club
Donald
Ollie) Harvey
GFWC
WVFWC
Gfwc History and Resource Center
Washington, D.C
John
Dottie) Lawless
Kimball Elementary School
Howard
John Linkous
War
Sheraton Inn
Sharlene McCoy
Trea
Marla Popp
Jody Hartley
Tabby
Perry, Debbie Tabor, Mary Blizzard and
Gina DeAngelis
Kim Summers
Rhonda McCurry
Leah DeAngelis
Becky Yates
Kristy Lazenby
Tonya Porter
Glenna Dudley
MaryAnn Chudina
Debbie Clendenen
Melissa Blizzard
First Methodist
Miss Patton
Bramwell High School
Frankie
Juanita Farmer Watkins
Judy Thompson Purdy
Priscilla Kade Maxewell
Doris Lane Parnell
Carlyn Herndon Byrd
Sandra Bird Porterfield
Cheryl Sizemore Gaither
John A. Harmon
Joe Hill
Allen Davidson
Paul Porterfield
Danny Brock
Vickie Painter Workman
Charles L
Ida Jean) Tyer
Bluefield College
Punch
B.C
Sandra Warner
Randy Cline
Roanoke
Greenview Umw
Rev. Hogan
Marge Faust
Cheryl Shinault
Myrtle Litteral
Shirley Arvas
Kathy Goodall
Christian Personhood
Lou Whitt
Henrietta Johnston
Christian Global Concern
Beulah Ann Bailey
Christian Social Involvement
Hazel Wimmer
Hogan
Circle 3
Extension Club
Ah First National Exchange
Dominion Bank
Soya
Soustml Lender
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