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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1963
Page
23
December meeting of the Homeroom Mothers of Anawalt school led by President Mrs. Charles Magyar plans final Christmas pupil treats. The group will meet again at the school on Friday December 20 and invites all mothers of Anawalt pupils.
Home economists suggest a holiday hors d oeuvres platter of frozen tamales and beef tacos. The ready to eat treats require minimal prep and serve 12 guests with easy heating, cutting, and plating. A colorful, zesty option for holiday entertaining.
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Richard son and family of Welch visited Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Richardson of Upland. Hugar Phillips Jr. a Concord college student spent the weekend with his parents in Powhatan. Mr. and Mrs. Kermit Smith and family of Greensboro N C visited the Dunman family in Powhatan.
Elkhorn Elementary PTA votes to buy a food mixer for the school kitchen. President Bill Clark and Mrs. Bob Beasley will complete the purchase. The meeting featured devotions in memory of John F. Kennedy and talks on child welfare finances by Mrs. Pauline Elliott.
Lees-McRea College student Carleen Ring of Banner Elk and her parents spend Thanksgiving in Dante Virginia. The Minahan family from Roanoke visits relatives in Dante. F G Hilton and daughters from Weirton stay with E D Hilton family. C H Copenhauer of Glade Spring visits for Thanksgiving. Farris of Lees-McRea College stays with his parents in Banner Elk.
Mrs Anna McKinney travels to Charlottesville Virginia for the winter to stay with her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Woodrow Lester and family after being their guest.
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