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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1978

Page

7

Sales Calendar Spotlights Best Sales Of 1979

Louise Cook presents a guide from Citibank detailing month by month seasonal bargains for 1979. It covers post holiday and inventory sales in January through summer clearances, holiday gift shopping in October and November, and peak holiday spending in December with specific goods listed for each period.

Louise Cook Associated Press Citibank Washington's

Three Guilty Pleas Accepted by Mercer Magistrate

Mercer County Chief Magistrate Ernest R. Six heard three guilty pleas on Friday. George N. Brown of Bluefield pleaded guilty to assault with fines and costs totaling 64.50. David Lee Robertson pleaded guilty to intoxication and drew 10 days in jail. Frank Ray Robertson of Richmond Hill posted 300 bond on a driving under the influence charge with arresting officer M. Spradlin. Ira S. Mullins Jr. of Princeton posted 100 bond for shoplifting awaiting trial. Additional details involved witnesses and officers from Bluefield and Princeton.

Mercer County Ernest R George N. Brown Bluefield John Meadows Leguett's R. L Lambert David Lee Robertson Lambert William A. Burton Clarence Perkins Donald Meade United Muffler Princeton D. E. Hager Frank Ray Robertson Richmond Hill M. E. Spradlin Ira S. Mullins Jr

Religious services and watch nights announced for New Year period

A series of revival and watch night services are scheduled across Princeton Bluefield area churches. Free Pentecostal Church of God plans a Jan 1 revival led by Laurel A. Farmer. Gentler gatherings at Bluefield District United Methodist Men and Jenkinson's AME Zion Church feature guest speakers. Princeton First Church of God hosts a New Year’s Eve watch night 9 p.m. to midnight with a film. Churches across the area also hold ministers and wives conferences and concerts with Stan Bailey. Mill Creek Baptist Church plans a 10:30 p.m. watch night service.

Free Pentecostal Church OF God Harrison St Princeton Laurel A. Farmer The New Voice Ministry David Barnett Bluefield District United Methodist Bland Street United Methodist Church Bluefield First Church of God Brushfork Falls Mills Road Frank Blevins Ministers and Wives First Missionary Baptist Church Northfork A. G. Hodge Stan Bailey First Baptist Church Bailey Thompson Avenue Bluefield College Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary Herald Association Johnsonville S. C Mill Creek Baptist Church Coopers T. B. Hamlin

Mountain-Dominion Group Elects 1979 Officers

At its December meeting the Mountain-Dominion Resource Conservation and Development Steering Committee reelected co-chairmen Clyde Bowling and C. B. Yearout and secretary E. E. Ross for 1979. Members approved new environmental and economic measures including reclaiming an abandoned Summers County garbage dump and a January 13 1979 Firewood and Forest Management Workshop in Mercer County. The group reviewed a draft plan for resource development across nine counties detailing data problems and potential projects.

Mountain-Dominion Resource Conservation and Development Steering Committee Clyde Bowling Bluefield C. B. Yearout Princeton E. E. Ross Tazewell Summers County Mercer County Mountain Dominion

Corridor Q Now Completely Operational

West Virginia Governor John D. Rockefeller IV opened the 484 mile Corridor Q stretch on Nov 1 amid controversy that the opening was premature to aid Senator Jennings Randolph. By early January most safety features, signs, reflectors and guardrails were installed, with final inspection planned for mid January.

Duty Telegraph West Virginia John D. Rockefeller IV Princeton Jennings Randolph Department of Highways Daily Telegraph

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