TOPS Honors Weight Losers at Princeton Meeting
The Princeton TOPS chapter recognized five best losers of 1982 divisions I through V and announced upcoming state conventionMay 20 21 in Morgantown where state winners will be honored. Officers were installed led by Juanita Collins co leader Carol Stafford and others with contact numbers for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TOPS
Princeton
West Virginia
Morgantown
Lois Gooch
Juanita Collins
Carol Stafford
Bonnie Lewis
Mabel Mills
Mollie Lilly
Woman's Day Observance At Little Lion Church Va
The third annual Woman's Day at Little Lion Baptist Missionary Church Bish op Virginia observed May 15 featured devotional by Mrs Fannie Turner and Mrs Shirley Buchanan, music by youth chorus, and speaker Miss Sarah N Hall assistant prosecuting attorney McDowell. She urged Christian women to speak for God and rights in a divided world. Four clubs donated 700 to the church. two Women of the Year received silver trays for long service. Music by Wilbur Memorial Choir and a fellowship tea followed. Rev Howard Dews pastors the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Lion Baptist Missionary Church of
Bishop, Va
Fannie Turner
Shirley Buchanan
Little Lion
Mission Chorus
Bettye Hawkins
Miriam
Moses
Red Sea
Promised Land
Ruth
Esther
Deborah
Elizabeth
Mary Magdalene
Mary
Jesus
Beatrice Wooley
Mary Lambright
Florida Dykes
Sponse
Beulah Pettigrew
Lillian Dews
Sarah N. Hall
McDowell
Pilate
Dorcas
Lydia
Ola Williams
Nather
Amy Bubois
Bluefield Club Calendar Highlights Weekly Activities
Bluefield area clubs list meetings for Wednesday through Saturday across churches and civic groups. notable items include YWCA Duplicate Bridge at the Y Center, Bluefield Moose Lodge gathering, Garden Club tours in Peterstown, and a Bluefield High School band reunion planned for July 16 17 with multiple contact numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield Old Guard
Trinity Methodist Church
First Presbyterian Church
College Avenue Baptist Church Circle
Quota Club of
Bluefield
Elks Club
Women of the Church
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Bluefield High School
Nancy Bogle
Deana Moore
Blockade Runners and Shiloh discussed at UDC meeting
The Princeton Chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy met at Mrs. H F Toothman’s Athens home with co hostess Mrs. Meade McNeill. They reviewed Through the Smoke of Shiloh from the Barton Ulmer Memoirs and covered the Wirt Adams Cavalry Regiment history. Blanche West spoke on blockade runners noting Lincoln’s 1861 blockade and its effects. Memorials, district meeting plans, and June hostesses were announced alongside births in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
United Daughters of the Confederacy
H.F. Toothman
Athens
Meade McNeill
Toothman
Southern Literature
Shiloh
Barton Ulmer
Tommy Campbell
Company C. Wirt
Blanche West
Fort Sumter
Lincoln
South Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
Florida
Mississippi
Texas
Confederate States of America
Cape Henry
Mexican
England
Continent
William H. Seward
Gideon Wells
Navy
Seward
John
Wilkinson
Confederacy
Union
Nassau
Bahamas
Ordinance Bureau Itelf
Robert E. Lee
Cornubia
Merrimac
Phantom
John Wilkinson
U.S. Navy
Fort Fisher
Wilmington
N.C
Oakwood Cemetery
Margaret Boggs Allen
Helen Elizabeth Rogers
White
Union Presbyterian Church
Helen Clay
R.E. Stockton
Florence Faulkner
Jefferson Davis
Leadership Workshop scheduled for women at church
A leadership workshop for all women is set for Saturday June 11 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Christ the King Church Dunbar. It is sponsored by the Wheeling Charleston Diocesan Council of Catholic Women with NCCW officers guiding sessions. Registration is $12 with limited housing at The Cenacle Retreat House and details sent to Princeton address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ the King Church, Dunbar
Wheeling-Charleston
Diocesan Council of Catholic Women
National Council of Catholic Women
Robert L. Bennett
Pittsburgh
NCCW
Maria C. Walsh
Arlington
Baltimore
Cenacle
Virginia St
E. Charleston
Bernard Charles
East Drive
Princeton
Barter Theatre celebrates 50 years with Bus Stop gala
Abingdon Virginia marks fifty years since Barter Theatre opened on June 10 1933. The anniversary year culminates June 1 with a Bus Stop gala at 8 p.m. reservations are limited and ticket price is 8 dollars. After the show attendees may join cake and punch at the Martha Washington Inn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abingdon
City Hall
Virginia
William Inge
Martha Washington Inn
Oakwood Bakery
Kingsport
Tenn
Barter
Barter Theatre
Robert Porterfield
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Joyce Lambert
Ruby Faulkner
Kathy Richards
Patsy Cottle
Barbara Tankersley
Rhododendron Garden Club
Sheraton Inn
Peterstown
Bonnie Fisher
Bluefield Garden Club
Ridgecrest
Princeton Overeaters Anonymous
Sacred Heart Parish Hall
Harrison St
Golden Age Club
College Avenue
Joseph Long
Spring Garden Drive
YWCA
UDC
Charles Earl Ellis
Brent Earl
Bristol Memorial Hospital
Clara Anderson
Juanita Young
Charleston
Amanda
Kelvin Martin
Almeta Renae
Princeton Community Hospital
Lillie Hairston
Larry Martin
Eckman
Louise Johnson
Ea Oey Club
Bluefields
Charles Tickle
Cheryl Carbaugh
Quota
Carol Belcher
James Martin
Ross
Tet Choice
Shoe World
Airport Square Shopping Center
Bluefield, WV
Stafford Plaza
Stafford Drive
Princeton, WV
Richlands Mall
Richlands, VA
America
Sears
Roebla
nutri/system eight loss medical centers
E. Cumberland Rd
North America
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