Elizabeth's Boutique Wins 1997 Best Holiday Window Display
In Princeton the Downtown Partnership honored winners of the 1997 Best Holiday Window Display Awards. Elizabeth's Boutique, owned by Del Elizabeth Osborne, captured the overall prize. Judges cited Mer cer Street windows judged by Concord College students in Free Enterprise. Other winners covered retail and service categories including The Book Exchange and The Miracle Deliverance Center.
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Elizabeth’s
Princeton
Tim Oxley
Elizabeth
Del
Elizabeth Osborne
D-Mercer
Osborne
Oxley
Mercer Street
Main Street
First Street
Concord College Chapter of
Students In Free Enterprise
SIFE
The
Book Exchange
Work ‘N Play Fashions
Off
Vital Signs Sign Company
Miracle Deliverance Center
Princeton Insurance Agency
Granny’s Sewing Room
People’s Loan
Military enlistees and training update from local graduates
Navy Seaman Recruit Joshua C. Hill, a 1997 Richlands High School graduate, completed Navy boot camp at Great Lakes. Army Pvt. Timothy G. Spence, son of Ernest and Glenna Spence of Coalwood, began basic infantry at Fort Benning. a 1997 Big Creek High School graduate. Army National Guard Pvt. Christopher L. Gross, son of Larry Gross of Bluewell, started basic training at Fort Jackson. grandson of Madelyn Gross and a 1997 Mount View High School graduate. Marine Cpl. Phillip R. Townley, Bluefield native, scheduled for holiday deployment to the Mediterranean with the 24th Marine Expeditionary Unit. a 1994 Graham High School graduate who joined the Marines in June 1994.
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Navy
Joshua C. Hill
Richlands High School
Recruit Training Command
Great Lakes, Ill
Army
Timothy G. Spence
Ernest and
Glenna R. Spence
Coalwood
Fort Benning
Columbus
Big Creek High School
Army National Guard
Christopher L. Gross
Larry E. Gross
Bluewell
Fort, Jackson Columbia, S.C
Madelyn Gross
Elbert
Mount View High School
Phillip Townley
Phillip R. Townley
Richard D., Townley
Bluefield
Mediterranean Sea
24Th Marine Expeditionary Unit
Graham High School
Marine Corps
Virginia toy sweep finds recalls still on shelves
Virginia Health officials conducted a November Toy Sweep across 57 stores to check for recalled toys. Only two stores still displayed recalled items, prompting warnings to remove them. The effort aims to reduce holiday toy hazards by urging readers to read labels, follow age guidelines, and discard plastic wrappings to prevent suffocation.
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Richmond
Virginia
Virginia Department of Health
VDH
Consumer Product Safety Commission
CPSC
U.S
Mount Olive inmate dies in cell at correctional complex
Terry Lee Shamblin, 46, was found dead in his Mount Olive Correctional Complex cell from an apparent heart attack. Deputies say he had been incarcerated since 1991 for sexual assault and was one of five inmate deaths since May. An autopsy will determine the cause.
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Mount Olive
Terry Lee Shamblin
Howard Painter
Shamblin
Fayette County
Painter
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Daily Telegraph
Elizabeth’s Boutique
Jean Ewing de
Joshua Hill
Timothy Spence
Christopher Gross
Urniture Co
Christiansburg, Virginia
Grand
New River Valley
Christiansburg
Lowe
Beckley Bariatric Clinic
R. E. O. Rubio
Green Valley Mini-Mall
Blue Prince Rd
Dr. Rubio
David Harris
Harris
David Harris, M.D
Westwood Medical Park
United States Cellular
Wireless Communications
Beckley Beckley Crossing
Nutter Fort Foodland
Buckhannon Pike
Bridgeport East Pointe
Emily Dr
Philippi Foodland
Elkins
Third St
Princeton Pine Plaza
Stafford Dr
Fairmont
Middletown Rd
Summersville
North Side Plaza
Morgantown
Morgantown Commons
Mall Road
Wal-Mart
Suburban Court Plaza
Beckley
Clarksburg
Chestnut Ridge
Lewisburg
Oak Hill
Grand Central Station Dr
Mountaineers
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