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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 25, 1990

Page

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Upside-Down Christmas Tree Delights Newark Couple

In Newark Ohio Jim and Judy Young hang a six foot Scotch pine from the ceiling with ornaments lights and empty gift boxes to resemble a tree inverted over a festive scene. A worker at a tree lot questioned the idea and later joked about the couple's plan. Meanwhile other lighthearted items include a masked robber in Olathe Kansas needing a jump start and soldiers in Saudi Arabia receiving Christmas care packages from volunteers.

Newark Ohio Jim Judy Young Jim Young Young Youngs

74th annual Com ac Christmas Tree party aids 1200 kids

Happy children in the Bluefield area enjoyed a Christmas party as the Com ac Christmas Tree program hosted 1,200 youngsters. Santa distributed gifts, and the event expanded by 100 more recipients than last year thanks to local generosity.

Bluefield Comac

Christmas Day Forecast Warmth, Sun An Abrupt Change

The National Weather Service predicts a mostly sunny Christmas Day with highs in the lower 30s. Tonight brings continued frigid conditions with temperatures dropping to the teens. Weather package, A-8.

National Weather Service

Local Children in Poverty as Lunch Program Highlights Crisis

Mercer County schools report 44 percent of youths in poverty based on free lunch rolls. In the latest Christmas drive over 4,000 children named for charity. Of 11,849 students, 5,240 receive free or reduced meals. 4,314 get free lunches daily, 926 pay reduced. Families must meet federal guidelines.

Princeton Mercer County West Virginia Sharon Brooks Brooks

Classmates tease poor student Cathy Hawkins

Cathy, a sickly girl teased since birth, endures daily ridicule at school from classmates who jeer and rub her nosewering a messy cough as she tries to ignore the taunts. The scene captures the cruelty facing Barbara Hawkins report for the Daily Telegraph.

Cathy

1200 Kids Benefit From Community Christmas Tree

In Bluefield the 74th annual Community Christmas Tree event drew a large crowd despite cold and snow. 1200 bags of toys fruit candy and nuts were distributed at the Youth Center annex after Santa arrived at 12 30 pm. Volunteers from Phi Kappa Gamma and the Recreation Department plus police and fire crews managed ticketing bag handouts and crowd control. The fund drive reached its $12 000 goal with remaining funds to fund next year’s party.

Bluefield City Auditorium Cecil Surratt Don Whitt Glenn Moore Larry Hypes Santa Youth Center Phi Kappa Gamma Bluefield State Jim Hill Bluefield Jim Dent Herb Sims Charlie Cole Frances Wayland Scott Graham Lor Wilson Michelle Harmon Genny Hill Frances Eric Colley Telegraph Rhonda Watson Terry Thornton Sandy Belli Bluefield Fire and Police Departments Daily Telegraphs

White Christmas Snow Fall Not Yet Official

A light snow dusted town and West Virginia residents hoped for a White Christmas but meteorologist Ray Young said the National Weather Service requires an inch or more on the ground to count. Bluefields high reached 53 with a low of 18 and only a trace of snow fell. Christmas Eve may stay cold with 3 to 8 degrees predicted, while Christmas Day should be sunny and cold.

West Virginia Ray Young National Weather Service Young Weather Service Bluefield W.J. Gilley

Christmas Day shifts in Princeton area by emergency personnel

On Christmas many workers remain on duty as police fire hospital and corrections staff keep services running. Sgt C E Mitchem and Acting Chief L A Larue discuss holiday coverage while Dispatcher Ester Burton and rescue workers emphasize staffing needs.

Mitchem Princeton L.A. Larue Christ

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