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Christmas shopping days pass as homemakers seek baking supplies and gifts. The note urges buying fruit, cookies, or fruitcake to fill tins or decorate packages for family and friends.
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1983
Page
7
Christmas shopping days pass as homemakers seek baking supplies and gifts. The note urges buying fruit, cookies, or fruitcake to fill tins or decorate packages for family and friends.
Greenbrier Valley Theater announces auditions for LUV by Murray Schisgal to be held December 15 and 16 from 7 to 9 p.m. at the West Virginia School of Osteopathic Medicine Auditorium in Lewisburg. Directed by Bob Junius, the production opens January 20 for four performances.
Miss Nancy Ruth Nash and Charles Kendrick Howard III wed Oct. 20 at Mount Herman Baptist Church Nemours with Rev. Ted Cook officiating. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Nash of Yards Va, wore chantilly lace. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kendrick Howard of Florence S C. The couple resides at 701 Woodland Ave Florence after a Richmond DC honeymoon.
Tuesday and Wednesday listings show local groups meeting at venues around Bluefield Glenwood Bluefield and nearby towns. Activities include workshops luncheons program gatherings garden clubs chapters and service organization functions with times from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Reservations noted for Christ Episcopal Church Women luncheon.
Detective J T Helton of Bluefield Police Department led a safety program for Ramsey Elementary first graders and afternoon kindergarten. The event, arranged through guidance counselor Mrs Mary C Cassidy, demonstrated safety techniques and fingerprinting to aid identification of missing children with parental permission.
Bluefield Chapter 965, Women of the Moose, held a Social Service Night with seven new inductees Mildred Gillespie Laura Gillespie Anita Scott Glenna Chapman Betty Hubbard Terri Belcher and Dorothy Wickline. Chaplain Susan Lusk offered the closing prayer. Refreshments served for 42 members. next meeting December 21 at 7 30 with a jewelry party.
The Past Matron and Past Patrons Club of Bluefield Chapter 66 Order of the Eastern Star held an initiation and installation during the November meeting. Virginia Burgoyne welcomed attendees, Etta Marie Cline was initiated, Arthur Lawson conducted the ceremony, and officers Effie Carter, Helen Vermillion, Reva Vencil, and John Vermillion were installed. Plans were made for a December 17 Christmas party with a carry-in dinner and a $3 gift exchange.
Mrs Stella Tate of Rolfe Community has returned home after hospitalization at Bluefield Community Hospital and is recovering. Mrs Billy Linda Byrd of Algoma was recently a patient at the hospital.
Falls Mills United Methodist Church will present the Christmas cantata Angel's Song by John Innes and Don Jraeger on Sunday December 18 at 10 AM A full choir will perform with solos by Marie Anderson Jackie Hill and Eugene Winzenrith The narration will be by Rev Ralph Kidd with Mrs Eugene Winzenrith as organist and director A warm welcome is extended to all.
The W M U of Fellowship Baptist Church Princeton held its November meeting with Bonnie Sowder opening prayer. Sonya Shrewsberry led a program on missionaries to Korea and announced a December 4 11 foreign missions week. Fruit baskets will be prepared December meeting for Christmas. Next meeting a Christmas party at the church.
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