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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1978

Page

3

Willing Workers plan Christmas dinner at First Baptist Narrows

The Willing Workers Class of First Baptist Church in Narrows held its November meeting in the Fellowship Hall. Mrs. Shirley Dent led a program from Our Daily Bread and read a Christmas story by Rev. Billy Graham. Plans were made for the Dec 14 Christmas dinner at 6 30 p.m. in the Fellowship Hall. The meeting closed with the Lord's Prayer. A Christmas music program by the Chancel Choir of First Christian Church Narrows is set for Sunday at 7 30 p.m. in the sanctuary. TEMPERANCE DAY highlighted by Pearisburg Seventh-day Adventist Church with emphasis on temperance as a result of Christ's Spirit.

First Baptist Church In Narrows Shirley Dent Billy Graham Edith Legard Katherine Booth Fellowship Hall Chancel First Christian Church Pearisburg Seventh-day Adventist Church Eggleston

Methodist Women Meet in Eggleston Christmas Program

Giles County notices report a December Eggleston United Methodist Women gathering at the church with a covered dish supper and a Christmas program. Readings and poems emphasize Christmas meaning. Also listed are local personal visits, school board actions, and community events including ham and pot luck dinners.

Princeton Lions Host Party For Children

The Princeton Lions Club held its 30th plus Christmas Party for youths in Mercer County Exceptional Children's Program Sunday at the Princeton Salvation Army Building. Twenty seven children families and friends were entertained with a Salvation Army Children's Choir program and group singing. Presents and treats were given to each child. Refreshments were served. The event began in the 1900s by C Q Bingham and moved between Knob School Princeton Junior High and this year the Salvation Army Building. Treats were donated by local grocers and bakeries. District Governor Art Yost visited and urged support for the West Virginia Light and Hearing Foundation. Lion President Paw E F. Davis presided and noted the Ladies Christmas Night on Dec 14.

Princeton Lions Club Mercer County Princeton Salvation Army Salvation Army Ray Foster Debbie Bragg Dana Bragg C. Q. Bingham Knob School Frinceton Junior High Art Yost Crab Orchard Sophia Lions Club Princeton Club Lion Yost West Virginia Light and Hearing Foundation Lion Paw E F. Davis

New Mercer Jurors Summoned By Judge Jarrett

Mercer County Circuit Court under Judge Howard M. Jarrett summons jurors for the remainder of the October term. Report day is December 19 at 4 30 am. Districts list jurors from Bluefield Princeton and surrounding areas with multiple streets and roads named.

New Mercer Judge Jarrett Mercer County Howard M. Jarrett District 1 Ruth Bo Meembbanon Gerald J .Hughes Oakhurst Street Pansy W. Baumgardner Cumberland Road Arthur L. Morgan Lee Street Samuel Carter Wheeling Street Charles W. French Oake Grove Grew Morris Fincastle Street Roger Gills Thomas Street Hubert BE. Nicewander Locust’ Grove Mary FE Robinette Cedar Street Frank W. Norris Valley View Frank H. Pascuzzi Eugene F. Caudill Highland Avenue Thomas J. Smith Russell Terrace Apts Connie S. Compton Kell Street Richard H. Lambert Union Street George C. King Mountain View Robert Powell Reese Street James FE. Gibson, Jr

Livestock Sales at Narrows Auction Totaled 113762.02

Livestock sales at the Narrows Livestock Auction Market Inc totaled 113,762.02. Prices ranged from top weight cattle at 4649 dollars to butcher sows at 43.50 dollars, with veals 59.87, slaughter cattle cows 3444.50, culls 20 to 32, bulls 44 to 48, stock feeder cattle 285, steer calves 55 to 92 per 100 pounds, heifer calves 47.64, steers 469.50, heifers 4909, lambs 58.75 to 56.50, feeder 59.25, slaughter ewes 20 to 24.

Narrows Livestock Auction Market, Inc

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Binfid Aioclichen Giles County News Casey Whittaker Elizabeth Buckland E. R. Alvis Okie Moles W. R. Johnson Grace Hall Opal Mattox Valley View Drive Bluefield Joseph Hare Mechanicsville Clarence Hare Lelia Woodson First United Methodist Church In Giles County School Board Alicia Coulter Carolyn Beardsley Narrows High School Donald Jackson Michael Buys Keith Rowland Presbyterian Church Giles County Park Authority New River Community Action PATS Title I Advisory Council Giles High School Washington, D.C Board of Supervisors Pembroke, Newport and Eagleston Poplar Hill White Gate Intermont Lodge Lakeland Order of the Eastern Star Masonic Temple Park Drive Princeton Lions Sterling Grocery Company St .Clair Foods, Sarver Candy Company, Warden's Market, Farmbest and Lloyd's Pastry Shop Jerry’s Bestway Food Store ELBO Vienna Bob Hyde Park Hyde Park Sans Peg. Ronco Spaghetti Martha White Stokely Ely Matoaka Ems Lilly Stafford Drive Ann Bailey Princeton Avenue George Linkenhaker III North Walker June Atkinson Straley Avenue Judy Ford Maple Street Kelby Odell Athens Road Hazel Barton Oakvale William W. Myers Meador Street Princeton District HI Vaden KR. McCloud Rt. 3 Sharon K. Spencer Rt. 4 James Ed Jennelle Kermit Gillespie Arthur Jones, Jr Unity Road Athens Ross D. Stowers Rt. 5 Lows Brown Frank Morris Douglas Davidson Sandlick Road David Repass Beeson Road William Harsbarger Larry RK. Pennington Rt. 1 Ronald Alford Jesse H. Davis Rt. 2 William Carter Torn Gore Lovern Ado Sizt Wmeinz Heinz Ahia
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