West Virginia Junior Miss Paige Carney to perform at finals
Paige Carney West Virginia's reigning Junior Miss returns for the state finals at Concord College Athens Saturday 7:30 p.m. She is a USC freshman and national TV halftime feature, with a history of winning scholarships in America's Junior Miss program and local college awards. The event showcases a twirling gymnastic routine amid extensive sponsor and college scholarship ties.
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West Virginia
Paige Carney
Alexander Fine Arts Center
Concord College
Athens
Miss Carney
America
University of South Carolina
Junior Miss, Inc
University of South Alabama
Mobile
Ala
Troy State University
Troy
Huntingdon College
Montgomery
Columbia College
Columbia
Judson College
Marion
Mississippi University For Women
Columbus
Miss
Alderson Broaddus College
Phillips
Livingston University
Livington
Bluefield State College
Bluefield
Glenville State College
Glenville
Mobile Jaycees
Jaycees
Mrs Calfee Lesson At EHC Meet In Maple Valley
Mrs Helen Calfee presented Always in Hot Water at the Maple Valley Extension Homemakers Club January meeting hosted by Mrs Lillian Hunter. Leaflets offered low cost ideas to save hot water while Mrs Caffee urged planning. President pro tem Mrs Sarah George absent. Betty Costello read His Story devotional. Skip Owen reviewed Wyoming third Wagons West novel. February meeting hostess Skip Owen announced.
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Helen Calfee
Maple Valley Extension Homemakers Club
Lillian Hunter
Betty Costello
Stonecraft Ministries
Skip Owen
Wyoming
Dana Fuller Ross
Princeton Quota Holds Business Meets
The January meeting of the Princeton Quota Club opened with the president in charge. Routine items included December minutes and treasury reports by Charlotte Carper and Susie Pace, along with correspondence read by Wilma Grubb. Gloom noted for two bereaved members, and several illness notes followed. A Junior Miss Tea is set for January 17 at Concord College, and Governor Brenda Acken will visit February 3 with written committee reports. The January 20 program will be led by the International Relations committee. The meeting concluded with the club object and collection.
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Princeton Quota Club
Virginia Moore
Charlotte Carper
Susie Pace
Wilma Grubb
Lana Looney
Paul Looney
Huntington
Lena Thomas
Bert Loudermilk
Ronceverte
Edith Volkin
Judy England
Mary Ellen Shumaker
Cora Lee Philpott
Kerrigan
Carlton
Free Enterprise
General Federation
Federation
Club Collect
Charles Carlton
John Gilbert
Irene Henderson
C. B. Woolwine
Cathy Dodson Wins Most Beautiful Majorette Title
Cathy Dodson daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Dodson of Bluefield was named Most Beautiful Majorette in the Miniature Division at the National Majorette Association pageant held December 29 in Wytheville Virginia. The second grader at Memorial School placed first in party dress and fancy costume modeling among seven and eight year olds and trains in baton with Ginger Summers.
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Cathy Dodson
Fred Dodson
Bluefield
National Majorette Association
Wytheville
Cathy
Memorial School
Baton
Ginger Summers
Mrs French Addresses Bluefield Va Clubwomen
Mrs Tracy French spoke to the Woman's Club of Bluefield Virginia about CT scanner technology at Bluefield Community Hospital. The talk covered computer controlled X ray scanning, 24 hour operator availability, and five year tape storage, followed by a question period.
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Tracy French
Bluefield Community Hospital
Woman’s Club
Bluefield
Juniors Discuss Procedures For Filing Reports
Montcalm Bluewell Junior Woman's Club met January 5 to review report filing rules. President Duncan outlined formatting, photos, clippings and totals. Linda Hurst led with Club Collect, Dee Mullins supervised devotions, and a $1 donation for reading class supplies was approved. A future meeting at the president's home, convention plans, and party duties were discussed. Martha Gordon attended as a guest and won a goodie prize.
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Montcalm-Bluewell
Duncan
Linda Hurst
Dee Mullins
Martha Gordon
Dee
Becki Mullins
Beverly Wellman
Beverly Ratcliff
Gordon
Births in Bluefield area announce several newborns
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Snow Lashmeet welcomed Megan Leigh born Jan 5 at Princeton Community Hospital weighing 7 pounds 6 ounces. James M Carosi Rock welcomed Shane Paul born Jan 5 at Princeton weighing 8 pounds 10 ounces. James C Mitchell welcomed a son James Cecil born Jan 5 at Community Hospital weighing 6 pounds 8 ounces. Amanda Sue born Jan 5 to Mr and Mrs Luther Clyde Basham Lashmeet weighing 6 pounds 9 ounces. Melisa Karen born Jan 5 to Mr and Mrs William B Godfrey Rock weighing 6 pounds 9.2 ounces. Brandon Tracy born Dec 26 at Bluefield to Mr and Mrs Donald E Elmore Bluefield weighing 7 pounds 3 ounces. John Michael born Dec 24 at Bluefield Community Hospital to Mr and Mrs J Peter Richardson 117 W Cumberland Rd Bluefield weighing 10 pounds. Grandparents are Bernard E Arney and Robert M Richardson of Bluefield. Yancy Allen born Dec 24 weighing 6 pounds 2 ounces to Mr and Mrs Dwight K Hurley Tazewell Virginia. Ronald Delano Jr born Dec 25 at Hospital to Mr and Mrs Ronald D Beavers Rock weighing 6 pounds 3? ounces. Brenda Louise Harris is mother. grandparents Robert Eugene Harris and Franklin Beaver of Bluefield. David Scott born Dec 24 to Mr and Mrs Kenneth Darrell Trent Welch weighing pounds 12 ounces.
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Kenneth Snow
Lashmeet
Megan Leigh
Princeton Community Hospital
James M. Carosi
Rock
Shane Paul
James Cecil
James C. Mitchell
Amanda Sue
Luther Clyde Basham
William B. Godfrey
Melisa Karen
Brandon Tracy
Bluefield Community Hospital
Donald E. Elmore
Bluefield
John Michael
Patricia Ann Arney
Bernard E. Arney
Robert M. Richardson
Dwight K. Hurley
Rt. 1
Tazewell
Yancy Allen
Dora E. Casey
W. W. Hurley
Rt. 4
Emmett Casey Sr
Horsepen
Ronald D. Beavers
Ronald Delano Jr
Brenda Louise Harris
Robert Eugene Harris
Franklin Beaver
Kenneth Darrell Trent
Welch
David Scott
Local Spring Sale Highlights From Several Shops
A collage of promotions from Gary Bowling’s Upper Left Art Gallery Roger’s Boutique Citizens Real Estate Service Bluefield Gift Shop Paper Doll Shoppe and Roland’s Interior Decorating Shop. Discounts range from 10 percent framing to 50 percent off clothing with several seasonal items including dresses blazers skirts and jeans. Also notes wedding planning needs patterns wallpaper fabrics and lighting for home decor.
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Gary Bowling
Bild. Ave
Gary
Roger
Bluefield
Emily
Eje
Bild. Plaza
Roland
Greef, Schummacher
Roland's
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Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Clairol
Coca Cola USA
Eastman Kodak
Kraft Foods
Simplicity Patterns
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
John DeFrain
Dr DeFrain
Department of Human Development and the Family
Elit
Alana
Salvation Army
Citadel
Golden Age
College Avenue
Southern Celtic Group
Alpha Epsilon
Alpha Deta Kappa
Princeton
Mercer County
Democratic
Bonanza
YWCA
Y” Center
American Association of University Women
College Avenue Baptist Church
Progressive Women’s Club
Mayme Morgan
Floyd St
Coca-Cola
Kodak
Kraft
Simplicity
Bellingrath Gardens
Uss Alabama
Fort Conde
South
Herbert Hicks
J. Peter Richardson
Cumberland Road
McQuail’s Inc
Brld. Ave
Nettle Creek
McQuail’s
Citizens Real Estate Service
Federal St
Citizens
China
Bluefield Gift Shop
Sidneys
Sidney's Charge MasterCard
Visa American Express
Cumberland Park
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