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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1964
Page
4
Activities from Kimball churches feature a youth fellowship play And Lo the Star directed by Ruth Van assisted by Marie Pais and Tom Dawson with a large cast and choir. Christmas events include a bazaar, gifts, and a birthday cake for Mrs Belcher.
A pantomime Ninety Miles Till Christmas was presented by Mrs. Jane Johnson and Mrs. David Brooks with narration by Mrs. Alma Edwards at the Rockcastle Baptist Mission Society Yale program. Miss Linda Vanney played piano. A poem Night of Nights was read by Mrs. Harry Stevens and Mrs. Casey Salome and Mrs. Edwards read That Others Might See. Mrs. Stevens read a letter of appreciation for gifts sent to Huntington State hospital.
A long local column recalls community figures and families as the Grundy Woman's club aided the Buchan an County Betterment club. It notes industrial change from coal to forest resources and a resident’s moon dream while listing birthdays and anniversaries spanning Matoaka and nearby towns.
Results Told announces first place in Section 3 and Section 5 with honorable mentions for Mrs. Josie Page of 21 Union Street and Paul E. Miller new Bluefield residents Mayfair Lane. Wreaths and colored lights adorn the McGonagle home and 116 Oakhurst Avenue hosts the first place winner, while the Dogwood Garden club and Bluefield County volunteers judge the event. Final Sweepstakes judging was led by Charles Yearout and prominent garden club officials.
Vivian Brown argues weather reports shape comfort, noting city dwellers chase heat while country living tempers reactions. Studies of cold tolerance show people adapt, with misread thermometers guiding feelings more than actual temperatures. The piece warns not to let a thermometer decide how we feel year round.
Mr and Mrs Don Wallace longtime Northfork residents moved to Hillsville Virginia where he took a weed control manager role in the new community He and Mrs Wallace are active in the Woman s Mission Society Kiwanis club and Baptist Men s group They are parents of a daughter Mrs Rodney Smith of Columbus Ohio and a son Garry Wallace of Charleston West Virginia.
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