Cedar Bluff PTA program highlights students and plans
Cedar Bluff fourth graders in Miss Pauline Humphrey’s class and the Beginner’s band directed by Doug Turpin performed a musical program. Mrs. George Bailey led a brief meeting about spring playground work and a possible summer supervisor. Homeroom mothers provided refreshments. Richlands community notices list multiple holiday trips and visits, ending with a tip about applesauce and cooking tips.
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Richlands
Cedar Bluff
Pauline Humphrey
Doug Turpin
George Bailey
Paul Tice
Nca
Catherine Wiseman
Ronceverte
Bob Harris
Timothy
Keith Harris
Chesapeake
Tom Beavers
Atlanta
Smokie Beavers
John Kulick
Susan
Sarah
Silver Spring
George C. Thomas
Calvin
T. R. Edmonds and
Douglas
Flint, Mich
Joe E. Allen
S. E. Clay
Paula Jean Jessee
Norfolk
Ad3
Bob Wade
African Violets Colorful Gifts for Christmas
African violets remain popular year round and ideal as Christmas plants. Their lush foliage and diverse colors brighten any home, best enjoyed in groups in porous clay pots to ensure proper drainage.
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America
Primatene Becomes Nonprescription Asthma Aid Nationwide
An ad claims Primatene tablets, combining eight medicines, are now available without prescription in most states. It markets primary care doctors prescribing this formula for private patients and says it stops attacks within minutes and provides hours of relief without injections.
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New York
N. Y
Efficient Christmas Cookie Cooling and Storage
Christmas cookies need space to cool and store. Use one or two card tables as a portable cooling area outside the kitchen, cover with paper towels, and transfer cookies directly from sheets to towels. Cool thoroughly before stacking, then store soft cookies in airtight containers and crisps in loose boxes, using paper towels between layers. A small green cabbage heads slaw for about six.
Local stores spread Christmas cheer with gifts and specials
BRADLEY'S and its SPECIALTY SHOP merge seasonal wishes with open house savings on coats suits hats skirts and sportswear. Mick or Mack and BLUEFIELD SHOE CO offer holiday foods gift certificates and footwear, with Goodykoontz Drug Store wrapping delivering and suggesting gifts. First Federal promotes high dividend savings gifts. Town N Tweed Shop Driscoll's and Driscoll's stock holiday items for knitters crafters and home gifts.
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Bradley’s
Fist Federal Savings of
Bluefield
Gramma
Bland & Ramsey Sts
First Federal
Vailey Woman's Club Holds Yuletide Social Dinner
The Vailey Woman's Club hosted its annual Christmas dinner at the Health Center with Yuletide decor and red velvet bootee favors. Club officers and members presented greetings from national and district leaders, welcomed new and transfer members, and shared a Christmas devotional and carols. Gifts for State Hospital patients were exchanged with spouses and guests helping.
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Vailey Woman's Club
Mesdames
A. L. Peery
Haden Wimmer
B. L. McBride
A. D. Houldsworth
Melvin Mangus
Loraine Ramsey
J. A. Tabor Jr
General Federation
Dexter C. Arnold
Hansel Poling
Greenview Methodist Church
Irvin Smith
James W. Taylor
The
Mental Health Association
State Hospital
Huntington
Calendar notes from Bluefield clubs and churches
The Bluefield Chapter No 66 CBS meets Monday at 8:00 p.m. in the Masonic Temple led by Worthy Matron Louise Yost and Worthy Patron John Dellis. Other meetings include US Navy Mothers Thursday at 1:30 p.m. in the Appalachian auditorium weather permitting, Immanuel Lutheran Bible class at 2:00 p.m., Ladies Auxiliary to B of RT No 453 at 2:00 p.m. in the Moose Home, and a Bluefield Country Club Christmas dance at 9:00 p.m. with The Collegians playing until 1 a.m. Casual dress and refreshments.
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Masonic Temple
Cheryl Vaught
Charlene Burgoyne
Bluefield Assembly
Order of Rainbow
Miss Burgoyne
June Houchins
Susan Foster
Collegians
Bluefield
CBS
Louise Yost
John Dellis
U. S. Navy
Appalachian Auditorium
Immanuel Lutheran Mable Bailey
RT No. 453
Moose Home
Bluefield Country Club
Combo Pots For Variegated Holiday Foliage
Professional guidance on creating large red clay pot displays using fibrous begonias caladiums coleus Christmas peppers and chrysanthemums Jerusalem cherries ivy and marigolds. Match light temperature and watering needs by consulting a florist for fall and winter color combinations.
Heloise Tips For Cake Wrapping Wine Pine Cone Decor And Potatoes
Readers share kitchen hacks from wine soaked cheesecloth wrapping fruit cakes to prevent spotting. A wax candle fixes ink on damp package addresses. White shoe polish paints pine cones and leaves for decoration. Submerged potato prep prevents browning and stainless knives aid peeling.
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Heloise
Florence Appleton
Sanitarium Nurses Host Yule Party in Bluefield
Night shift nurses from Bluefield Sanitarium held a Yule party at the Y Center with about 18 attendees. Guests included Josie Grahame supervisor of nurses, Nancy Haga, and Harman Cole. Mary Mangus and Janet Land organized the event.
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Bluefield Sanitarium
Y Center
Josie Grahame
Nancy Haga
Harman Cole
Mary Mangus
Janet Land
Births Roy Money couple welcome first child Mark Randall
Mr and Mrs Roy Phillip Money of Route 2 North Tazewell Virginia welcomed their first child a son named Mark Randall born Monday December 16 at Bluefield Sanitarium weighing 5 pounds 5 ounces.
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Roy Phillip Money
Route 2
North Tazewell
Mark Randall
Bluefield Sanitarium
Selecting poinsettias in person for healthy pots
Choose your Christmas poinsettias in person to ensure they are in clay pots. Clay pots provide natural drainage which aids plant health and beauty. Avoid overwatering to prevent root rot, the main cause of poinsettia failure. Keep plants away from extreme temperatures to extend their life.
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Goodykoontz Drug Store
Goodykoontz
Whitman’s
Old Dominion
Miss Mary Amos Home For Holidays From Winthrop College
Miss Mary Amos a Winthrop College junior in Rock Hill South Carolina is home for the holidays with her parents Mr and Mrs Howard Amos in Woodland Manor apartments. She arrived December 19.
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Mary Amos
Winthrop College
Rock Hill
S. C
Howard Amos
Woodland Manor Apartments
Littlesburg Families Share Visits and Birth Announcement
Local residents frequent visits to family homes in Virginia and West Virginia. A son, Donald Clyde Jr., born December 2 at Johnson Memorial Hospital Abingdon weighing 8 pounds 2 ounces, to Donald and Helen Landreth joined by grandparents Ray Grubb and J D Landreth. Recent travels include David Jackson and Cindy visiting Stanley Lynch family in Abilene Texas. Fvet adds a recipe note about chopped cooked shrimp with bread and cheese fondue for Friday fare.
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Donald C. Landreth
Abingdon
Dnald Clyde Jr
Johnson Memorial Hospital
Ray Grubb
J. D. Landreth
Bluewell
Pfc
David Jackson
Cindy
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PTA
Warlick’s
Adv
Sable
MACK
Swift
Borden
Ocean
Pepperidge
Mademoiselle Shop
Bluefield Shoe CO
Roy Phillips
Daniel Green
Dickerson
I. Miller
Valley
Rice O'Neill
Town & Country
Driscoll’s
Bland
Yuletide Social
Memorial Baptist Church
Kermit Bowling
Pine Hill
Laura Bowling
Charles Yost
Leanne Butt
Linda
Amet Lyse
Laura T
Gais
Junior
MR. Santa
Carton
Littlesburg
James Horton
Louise
Wesley Nelson
Rocky Gap
Bennie Hawley
Sammy
Edison Hawley
Storm
Estee’s
S&u
Princeton Ave
Wy Heson Marting
Westgate Shopping Center
Flat Top National Bank
Whis-Tv
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