Garden Club Flowers Display for Forest Conservation
The Bluefield Garden Club and three other clubs collaborate on a pre holiday show at a West Virginia hotel ballroom on December 16. Live Christmas trees to be planted after holidays are featured alongside tree displays. William Hatfield, local landscape architect, leads the exhibit on the ballroom stage. Admission is twenty five cents. doors open 2 to 7 PM.
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Toeld
West Virginian
William Hatfield
Bluefield
Excelsior Group Executive Committee Meeting Recap
Miss Oda May Chappell directed the young people's executive relation as the Excelsior Group’s executive committee was entertained. The gathering at 1338 A Street began with a prayer by Rev. Cummins of Bluefield Virginia. Attendees included Rev. and Mrs. Cummins, Mr. and Mrs. Lester White, Misses Dixon Cook and Copenhaver, Joe son, Roland Eubank, Bundy Beard, and Miss Chappell.
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Oda May Chappell
Young People's Executive
Cummins
Bluefield
Ne Sore
W. H. Lester White
Helen Dixon
Irene Cook
Mildred Copenhaver
Joeson
Roland Eubank
Bundy Beard
Miss Chappell
Ruth Class Meeting at Crowell Home
The Ruth class of Calvary Baptist church met Tuesday evening at Mrs. C. R. Crowell’s home with joint hostesses Mrs. L. K. Webb and Mrs. C. R. Vencill. Officers elected include President Mrs. Veneill and Vice President Mrs. Davidson. Devo was given by Grim. Social hour featured song and Pollyanna gifts. refreshments were served by the hostesses.
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Ruth
Calvary Baptist Church
C. R. Crowell
Highland Avenue
L. K. Webb
C. R. Vencill
R. Veneill
B. Davidson
C. & Corell
Alvin June Grim
R. M. Poe
Poliyanme Auxiliary Hosting Community Party
The Actios Auxiliary to the O. R. C. invites residents to a Poliyanme party event. Attendees may enjoy refreshments, games, and socializing in a communal gathering. The date and location are to be announced locally.
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Actios Auxiliary
Birth Notices from Tazewell and Morgantown Area
Birth notices record multiple newborns: Mrs. Rees Bowen of Tazewell and infant Ray born November 18. Carlo Puda of McComas and a son James Earl. Rev Newton and Mrs Newton of Bland with a son born Wednesday at Bluefield sanitarium. Eugene H Ballard of Morgantown with a son Edgar Thomas born Monday in Morgantown hospital. mother Miss Cath McLaughlin daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. T. McLaughlin of Groveland.
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Rees T. Bowen
Tazewell
Mattie Wil
An Hae Ray
Carlo Puda
McComas
Bluefield Sanitarium
James Earl
Newton
Bland
Eugene H. Ballard
Morgantown
Edgar Thomas
Cath MelLauhlin
R. T. McLaughlin
Groveland
Preston PTA Holds Regular Meeting and Prepares January Program
The Preston PTA held a regular meeting chaired by Mrs. Tullah with Roysette as secretary and Mrs. Roy Buchanan as treasurer. The group planned a Christmas program by pupils on December 12 and discussed a business session. notes list several participants and the initiative to aid undernourished children starting in January. The next meeting is scheduled for January 2.
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Scrooge
Ella Greever
Harry Pring
Bob Taylor
Mary Jo Wagner
Suzanne Jefferies
Peter
Arthur Carroll
Jimmy
Rudy Brad
Tullah
Roysette
Roy Buchanan
Treas
East River Council Elects Officers
East River council of Daughters of America held its regular meeting at the Odd Fellows hall with Mrs. Troy Testerman presiding. Elections named Mrs. Lucille Belcher as councillor and Mrs. Georgia Witt as associate councillor, with other officers listed, and a $5 Salvation Army donation planned. The annual Pol Lyanna party is set for December 18 and winners’ celebration will follow.
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East River Council
Daughters of America
Lucille Belcher
Georgia Witt
Alleta McDonald
Hallie Turner
Mar-ie Dillon
Hattiebbs
Sentinels
Eric M. Elizabeth
Salvation Army
Pol Thelyanna
Patients and visitors tied to St Luke’s and Bluefield care
Mrs Claude Chambers remains a patient at St Luke's hospital while Luther K Webb and Stubby Currence are also listed as patients or recently discharged. The Hubble family from Grundy Virginia visited Bluefield for their ill 8-year-old Bobby Ray Hubble being treated for diabetes at Bluefield Sanitarium.
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Claude Chambers
St. Luke's Tal
Bluefield
Bobby Ray Hubble
J. A Hubb
Quotarians Plan Yuletide Party and Art Exhibit
The Quotarians organize a Yuletide party for December 27 and an art exhibit at Beaver High School featuring student canes and a public program. Miss Barbara Anne Williams attended to invite patronage while Bertha Hall of Princeton QuotA Club visited for the luncheon conference and a donation was approved to the Community Christmas fund.
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Clark
Barbara Anne Williams
Beaver High School
Ublic
Aver
Iss Bertha Hall
Princeton Quota Club
Child Study Class Holds Meeting On Virginia Side
The Study club gathered at Mrs. J. Dickenson's home on Virginia Avenue Sto Field Virginia for an evening session with engaging talks. Refreshments were served during the social period.
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Virginia
Miss Loudermilk To Return Today From Capital
Miss Effie Loudermilk, second vice president of Quota International, will return today from Washington where she has been attending a meeting of the international board. She is a member of the organization.
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Effie Loudermilk
Quota International
Washington
International Board
Miss Loudermilk
Bluefield Library Receives Numerous New Volumes
Bluefield Public Library has received a large shipment of new books including art masterworks and colored illustrations. The collection expands access to fine art volumes and reference works for patrons.
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Bluefield
Bluefield Public Library
Tazewell Family Guests at Rogers Street Home
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Buston Jr. and daughters Nancy and Craig of Tazewell were guests Tuesday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Ireson on Rogers Street.
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Harry Buston, Jr
Nancy and
Craig
Tazewell
R. L. Ireson
Rogers Street
Art Exhibit at Beaver High Wins Enthusiastic Praise
Beaver High hosts a real success art exhibit with many adults praising the show. A special evening program begins at 7 30 featuring student performances, instrumentals by the high school orchestra, and an introductory speech by Thelma Wilson.
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Beaver High
Beaver Cole Oe
Mary Parmesano
Elizabeth Shelton
Mary Winter
Thelma Wilson
Cultural advantages expected to be far reaching
The statement notes that the cultural benefits from the initiative are believed to extend widely. It emphasizes the broad impact on arts, education, and community engagement, underscoring a positive outlook for the program's outcomes.
Lee Long to Address Area Chamber Meet in Dante Va
Lee Long, operator and president of the United States chamber of commerce, will address the area chamber meeting in Dante, Virginia, December 15. Officials announced the event yesterday with six to seven prominent speakers planned for the luncheon and related programs across the nation. Governor Virginia has been invited and may speak.
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Lee Long
Dante
United States Chamber of Commerce
Connec
Virginia
Chamber of Fr
Church League Observes Ladies Night in Lao Region
A church league announces a Ladies Night event in Lao region with plans for a community gathering and activities. The notice notes organizing committee involvement and date to be announced.
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Church League
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Crowell
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S Warvenger Bank
Dudley Parent-Teacher Associa Meeting
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Helen Mooney
Pearl Street
Beaver Band Parents’ Club
C. T. Watkins
Elsie Clor
John Ver- Balsam
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First Ve Ae
Henrietta Mahood
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Preston Pta
Scooters Streamline
Sceten Srey Sas
Toyland
A. W. Cox Dept
Quotarians Plan
Yuletide Party
Capital
Taylor's
Princeton Ave
Meet OF Area Chamber
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Deity Lee Shoe & Dress Shop,inc
Appalachian Electric Power CO
Lao
Wilson
George Rector
Braniff Air Lines
Wilson & Co
Walport
Dinner
Oes & Wilson
Wilson's Brook
Graham
Wilson’s
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