FOE Auxiliary Installs and Honors In Bluefield
Bluefield FOE Auxiliary 857 met at the Aerie Home with Shirley Durham presiding for the final fiscal year meeting. Janice Iddings was recommended for state office at Parkersburg convention. officers were installed by Elsie Honaker. Donny Durham received Eagle jewelry. Doris Iddings and family prepared to move. Money donated to Sugar Creek Home and state blind fund. next meeting Tuesday in the eerie social room.
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Bluefield
Foe
Aerie
Shirley Durham
Parkersburg
Elsie Honaker
Iddings
Tne Winesette
Edie Hopkins
Rose Pendleton
Jo Ann Franklin
Thelma Hale
Nannie Elswick
Janice Iddings
Louise Boitnott
Marie Ayers
Merle Ash
Winesette
J. Iddings
Durham
Hopkins
Eerie
Sugar Creek
Romney
Franklin
West Virginia Consumer Tip Notes Steady Meat Prices
West Virginia consumers are advised meat prices have stayed steady over the past week. The guide, from Stephanie Teague of the West Virginia Department of Agriculture, lists current bargain produce and staple items, plus tips on selecting and storing potatoes to avoid greening and waste.
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West Virginia
Stephanie Teague
West Virginia Department of Agriculture
Seven Mile Funeral Cortege of General Grant book inquiry
A reader asks about the value of a private printing titled Seven Mile Funeral Cortege of General Grant published in New York on August 8 1885. A rare books dealer says value depends on inspection and wonders if misprints are uniform. likely limited monetary worth.
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Polly
Grant
New York
Frank
Dear Polly Pet Peeve About Husbands And Pruning
Dear Polly notes marital friction over dinner plans and conflicts. A reader admits clipping plants during fights to vent anger and mentions a safe escape of anger. The second reader advises inventorying valuables and photographing rooms for insurance claims.
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Polly
Selah
Arnetta
Retiree Teachers Are Honored At Mercer Tea
Mercer County Association of Classroom Teachers honored the 1975 76 retirees at a tea held at Edgemont Baptist Church. Recipients included Harold Looney Beulah Hubbard Margaret Evans and Mary K Cadle. Attendees included C D Lilly Harold Oakes Howard Harvey Robert Walthall L C Caldwell and Joe Friedl with Lois Payne chairing.
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Mercer County Association of
Edgemont Baptist Church
Harold Looney
Beulah Hubbard
Margaret Evans
Mary K. Cadle
C. D. Lilly
Harold Oakes
Howard Harvey
Robert Walthall L. C. Caldwell
Board of Education
Joe Friedl
Lois Payne
Bluefield High School
Crusty reheated bread from foil wrapped loaves
Heat a foil wrapped loaf of French or Italian bread from the freezer. Open the foil ends to let the crust crisp as it warms.
Mrs Shumate Hosts Pocahontas Auxiliary Meeting
The May meeting of American Legion Auxiliary Unit 14 Pocahontas Virginia was led by president Daisy Groseclose. Reports were read by Nancy Shumate and Hallie Stephenson. members discussed spring meeting attendance, an award for work, and detailed committee records. Poppy Day was set with Bertha Coffey as chair. Memorial Day program planned with Pocahontas High School band. readings and prayers closed the gathering held at Mrs Shumate’s home.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Unit 14
Pocahontas
Daisy Groseclose
A. W. Cundiff
America
Nancy Shumate
Hallie Stephenson
War Memorial
Waterstreet
Pocahontas High School
Bertha Coffey
Flanders Fields
Cundiff
Legion
Shumate
Bonnie Eatherly
Pocahontas Craft Groups Open Summer Season Meeting
The Pocahontas and Abbs Valley Craft classes met at the Firehall in Pocahontas Virginia for a May dinner. Officials included Mrs Beulah Parsons and Mrs Ruth Sargant with Ann Blevins presiding. A Craft Shop beside the Exhibition Mine opened May 19 and will stay open daily through summer. A sales booth was planned for the July Fourth Festival in Tazewell.
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Pocahontas
Abbs Valley
Firehall
Beulah Parsons
North Tazewell
Tazewell County
Ray Haga
Ruth Sargant
Ann Blevins
Richlands
Miss Owensby Honored in Brushfork Bridal Shower
A bridal shower for Miss Sheila Darlene Owensby at Brushfork Baptist Church featured pink lace decorations, blue floral accents, a bridal cake, and prize games won by Mrs. Billie Owensby, Mrs. Gary Pennington, and Mrs. Edward Magueen. Twenty-two guests attended. Owensby is bride-elect of Ralph Edward Lambert of Bluefield. The wedding is set for Saturday at 7 p.m. in Brushfork.
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Sheila Darlene Owensby
Fellowship Hall
Brushfork Baptist Church
Billie Owensby
Gary Pennington
Edward Magueen
Miss Owensby
Roger H. Owensby Sr
Bluefield
Ralph Edward Lambert
Clarence Lambert
Littlesburg Road
Quota Club Forms Plans At First Meeting
Dottie Graham new Quota Club president outlines programs for the coming year at the Virginian Hotel in Princeton. Patty Claytor reports on the Cancer Walk A Thon and Margaret Armstrong discusses the President Council meeting in Grafton. Members traveled to Bluefield and Beckley for Quotarian installations and a Princeton flea market is planned for August. The club also seeds plans to host the Inter City meeting.
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Quota Club
Dottie Graham
Virginian Hotel
Princeton
Patty Claytor
Margaret Armstrong
Grafton
Bluefield
Beckley
Princeton Club
Miss Carinelli Complimented At Shower
Angela Carinelli bride elect of Timothy Johnson was honored with a lingerie shower at Miss Jeanne Peake home. 12 guests enjoyed refreshments. Gifts were won by Elizabeth Carinelli Myrtle Peery and Joan Monaco. The wedding is set for August 7 at Trinity United Methodist Church.
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Angela Carinelli
Timothy K. Johnson
Jeanne Peake
Judy Johnson
Trinity United Methodist Church
Quota Donates Deafness Shelf And Materials To Library
The Bluefield Quota Club donates a Library Shelf About Deafness to Craft Memorial Library for National Hearing Month. The gift includes 1000 brochures from Quota International and a collection of referenced books on deafness and sign language.
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Louella Dye
Craft Memorial Library
Bluefield Quota Club
Brenda Acken
Quota
Bluefield
Quota Club
National Association of the Deaf
Quota International
Creative Father's Day Card Ideas From Craft Pages
Simple, quick ideas to honor dad with a handmade card. Include an Award Ribbon with a painted bottle cap saying 1st Place, a News Release from newspaper headlines glued on, and a Crown for a golfer with a Dad as king using golf tees. Also a quick Gift that keeps giving through the year.
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Dad
Make It with Pop Bottles and Caps book offer
Quick dad friendly carryall from empty cartons and six small cans fits in pockets. Paint decorate and assemble from pop bottles and caps. Send 75 cents plus name and address for book 223 to Bluefield Daily Telegraph Dept 3456 14 Main St Park Ridge IL 60068.
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Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Dept
Main St
Park Ridge
Yard Sale Set by Garden Club in Princeton
The Bud and Blosson Garden Club sponsors a yard sale at 1715 Honaker Avenue beginning at 10 a.m. today featuring clothing and household items.
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Bud and Blosson Garden Club
Honaker Avenue
Midway HDC Hears Talk By Mrs Hedrick
The Midway Home Demonstration Club met at the home of Mrs Willard Hill with 10 members and one guest Mrs Erman Ratcliff present. Mrs Robert Hedrick led a devotional from Ephesians 4 and members gave reports. plans included a health check up at August Council Day and a trip to Glenville.
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Midway Home Demonstration Club
Willard Hill
Erman Ratcliff
Robert Hedrick
C. H. Puckett
Hill
Stewart Remines
Glenwood Park
Glenville
Dawson Sarver
National Extension Homemakers
Morgantown
Brush Creek Falls
Bud Wakeland
Hedrick
Mary Roark
Remines
Pine Hill Park
Margaret Meador
Duplicate Winners at Ridgecrest Duplicate Club Event
Seven tables using the Mitchell movement competed at the Ridgecrest Duplicate Club held at Mrs. R. L. Shumate's home. North-south winners were first Mrs. N. H. Scott and Mrs. A. G. Burton, second Mrs. William Leckie and Mrs. James McGee, third C. E. Francis and Mrs. William Crouch. East-west winners were first Weldon Boone and Doug Shorter, second Mrs. Charles Neikirk and Mrs. C. E. Francis, third Mrs. Harry Turner and Mrs. Harry Elsner.
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Mitchell
Ridgecrest
R. L. Shumate
N. H. Scott
A. G. Burton
William Leckie
James McGee
C. E. Francis
William Crouch
Weldon Boone
Doug Shorter
Charles Neikirk
Harry Turner
Harry Elsner
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