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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1977
Page
4
A square dance will be held Saturday at Burkes Garden School from 8 p.m. to midnight sponsored by Burkes Garden school committee. Music by Cecil Cline and the Blue Diamonds. Proceeds go to the Tazewell Rescue Squad. Public invited.
Club calendar notices for Sunday must reach us before noon Friday. Other Sunday items have 4 p.m. Thursday deadline. Submit early in week to assure Sunday publication. Only weddings in the past two weeks appear in Sunday issue.
The Princeton Garden Club sponsoring a plant sale at Princeton Bank and Company on Mercer Street from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Proceeds benefit the Southern Highlands Community Mental Health Center on Morrison Avenue. Houseplants and bedding plants are offered.
A series of birth notices from Bluefield area: a daughter April Ann born May 3 at Bluefield Community Hospital to Randall Dean Janutolo and Nancy Via of Princeton. a son Timothy Wayne born May 4 to Donald Wayne Ayers and Patricia Ann West. a son Brian Edward born May 5 to Steven Edward Dowell and Karen Castle of North Tazewell with grandparents Charles and Mary Castle and Robert Dowell. a daughter Kimberly Michelle born to Hubbard of Princeton weighing nine pounds.
Students pictured above with Theresa Littlejohn and Seth Kantor include Caroline Anderson Vickie Johnson Tommy Randell and Vanessa Woods. The display showcases Spanish dishes prepared under the supervision of instructor Mrs John Magann.
West Virginia shoppers will see beef and pork prices hold steady while eggs remain plentiful due to weak demand. Produce shelves show low prices on cabbage onions lemons and California oranges with apples beans berries cantaloupes carrots celery and peaches higher. June is Dairy Month with two milk based recipes and a Girl of the Year noted at a Founders Day banquet with Jean Wright Marinda Caffee and Ann Tabor pictured.
The Princeton Chapter of the Foster Parent Association will hold a flea market Saturday at 9 a.m. in the Princeton Bank and Trust Company parking lot. Proceeds fund summer excursions for foster children.
Reader questions and Polly guidance cover wood carving cleaning with paint remover burlap and turpentine job hunting follow up coffee saving tips coffee grounds reuse lamp shade dusting with a pastry brush and a grease pan tip.
In the shade of a patio umbrella this summer McQuail's Inc offers a selection of multi striped umbrellas in yellow green and white with various patterns. Promote comfort with chaise lounges arm chairs tables and settees as Father’s Day gifts. Also suggest indoor recliners, Hamilton watches, Samsonite luggage Attache cases and Ridgeway tall case clocks.
Bluefield Virginia Side Juniors met in the Bank of Tazewell County room for a safety program by safety chairman Cindy Buckland. Charles Buckland of Norfolk and Western Railway spoke on lawn mower safety using slides.
Thelma and Albert Smith observed their 25th anniversary with a worship service and open reception at Brushfork Baptist Church. About 100 attendees enjoyed silver and white decorated refreshments and hymns chosen by the couple as part of the church tradition.
A wedding shower for Anita Proffitt at Brushfork Baptist Church featured games directed by Mrs. William Nester and Mrs. Roger Witt. Prizes went to Mrs. John Baker Mrs. Larry Kinzer and Mrs. Kenneth Estes. refreshments served from a pink tied table. Assisted by Mrs. Ed Keen and Mrs. Melvin Linkous.
Friday and Saturday events feature multiple yard sales and bake sales. Helpers include Helping Hands at 1718 College Ave and First Church of the Nazarene. Other gatherings include a Golden Age carry in at the College Ave Center and a Red Men and Pocahontas meeting at Preston Street. Information lists locations and sponsors.
The Intermediate Woman's Club of Princeton held its organizational meeting at the Moose Club in Princeton with 12 members attending. New officers were elected and plans for the coming year starting in August were discussed.
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