Pianist Harold Brown to Perform Recital at Bluefield College
Harold Brown, Washington D C born pianist and Tazewell native, will present a noon June 11 recital at Harman Chapel Bluefield College. He will play Bach Beethoven Brahms Schumann and Chopin. The event is sponsored by Bluefield Music Lovers Club with free admission.
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Harold Brown
Washington, D. C
Tazewell
Harman
Bluefield College
Bach
Beethoven
Brahms
Schumann
Chopin
Brown
B. C. Peal, Jr
C. Everett Hankln
Mme
Tamace Dmitrieff
Beatrice Richardson
Bluefield
Washington
Dmitrieff Brown
Evelyn Swarthout
National Symphony Orchestra
John F. Kennedy Center
Virginia Federation of Music Clubs
National Federation of Music Clubs
Music Lovers’ Club
Richardson
Bluefield area clubs announce meetings calendar
Organizations in Bluefield area publish regular or special meeting notices. Scheduled events include garage sales by Helping Hands, Bluefield Assembly 48, and Nazarene, plus picnics, WOC and Parliamentarians gatherings, and various club meetings at local churches, Masonic Temple, and community centers through Thursday noon. Upcoming dates list times and venues.
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Bluefield
Woman's
June Grubb
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
P. O
First Church of the Nazarene
College Ave
St Luke s Hospital Honors Employees With Service Awards
National Hospital Week events included a Service Awards banquet at Coal City Auditorium. Recipients gained 25 years Gaynell H Whorley and 15 year pins for Edna Giberson Mary Gilmore Joy Romano, 10 years for Shirley Wyatt, five year pins to Donnita Shrout Mary Carter Helen Hayes Irene Roach Sharon Lambert Virginia Rose Betty Lawrence Alan Goodykoontz. Three year pins went to Sandra Thompson Steven Stowers Emily Carter Deborah Davidson Robert Dilla Nancy Hurley Brenda Lafone Mary Ann Rutherford Robert Pitman Helen Wagner Shelia Stuckey Joy Formica Maggie Barskile Eugene Yates Jean Earls Linda House Sandy Rabalais Judy Taylor. Certificates for ROCOM coronary care to Patty Soulu Becky Ratcliffe Deborah Sudduth Joe Paxton Kitty Tolbert. Volunteers Louise Williamson Betty Gillespie received certificates of appreciation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Luke's Hospital
Coal City Auditorium
Gaynell H. Whorley
Edna Giberson
Mary Gilmore
Joy Romano
Shirley Wyatt
Donnita Shrout
Mary Carter
Helen Hayes
Irene Roach
Sharon Lambert
Virginia Rose
Betty Lawrence
Alan Goodykoontz
Sandra Thompson
Steven Stowers
Emily Carter
Deborah Davidson
Robert Dilla
Nancy Hurley
Brenda Lafone
Mary Ann Rutherford
Robert Pitman
Helen Wagner
Shelia Stuckey
Joy Formica
Maggie Barskile
Eugene Yates
Jean Earls
Linda House
Sandy Rabalais
Judy Taylor
Patty Soulu
Becky Ratcliffe
Deborah Sudduth
Joe Paxton
Kitty Tolbert
Spring Banquet Held by Music Lovers Club of Bluefield
The Music Lovers Club of Bluefield Virginia celebrated its annual spring banquet at the First United Methodist Church. Rev. Robert Hudson gave the invocation. Guests and members heard a program by soprano Jeanine Webb and pianist Mary Kay Belcher, with songs including More and The Impossible Dream.
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Music Lovers Club
Bluefield
First United Methodist Church
Robert Hudson
Charles Carlton
Edward Scott
National Music Week
Jeanine Webb
Mary Kay Belcher
Mrs Gray Hosts EHC Meeting On Cumberland Road
The May meeting of the Why Not Extension Homemakers Club was at Mrs May Gray's home on Cumberland Road. Ten members and one guest, Mrs Billie Rae Boyd, attended. President Ben Temme led the pledge and collection. Devotional by Mrs Elsie Honaker. Routine reports by Mrs Elizabeth Lester. Members voted to donate to the Salvation Army for Camp Joy. An educational program on Medical Emergencies was given by Mrs Gray. Social hour followed. Mrs Euna Lewis birthday observed. June meeting set for Mrs Ida Bradbury on Federick Street.
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Why Not Extension Homemakers Club
May Gray
Cumberland Road
Billie Rae Boyd
Ben Temme
Elsie Honaker
Elizabeth Lester
Salvation Army
Camp Joy
Gray
Euna Lewis
Ida Bradbury
Federick Street
Baptist Women Start Acteens Acteens Program Initiated at May Meeting
At the May meeting of Ceres Baptist Women at the church a Indonesia program was presented by Mrs. Zelma Etter with help from Mrs. Anna Williams Mrs. Leona Miller and Mrs. Elva Taylor Call to prayer for missionaries led by Mrs. Thelma Steele aided by several members. Mrs Ouida Morris presided and Mrs Sadie Mills opened with a devotional about seeds of life and love The Mills and Sanders started the Acteen program meeting weekly Wednesdays at 7 30 p m Projects included crafting a necklace from old buttons with fishing line and a hook and eye closure, among others.
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Indonesia
Ceres Baptist
Zelma Etter
Anna Williams
Leona Miller
Elva Taylor
Thelma Steele
Judy Sanders
Easter Duncan
W. H. Oaks
Miller
Williams
Ouida Morris
Sadie Mills
Miss Edwina Johnson Weds Melvin Hart Jr at Welch Temple
Miss Edwina Johnson and Melvin Hart Jr. united in a May 6 double ring ceremony at Welch Trinity Temple Church. Officiant Rev. Eugene Strictland led the vows before family, with Donnie Gregsby providing music. The couple will reside in Wilcoe after a Bristol honeymoon at South Holston Lake.
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Edwina Johnson
Melvin Hart Jr
Welch Trinity Temple Church
Edward R. Johnson
Filbert
Melvin Hart Sr
Roderfield
Eugene Strictland
Donnie Gregsby
Peggy Jacovitch
Toni Martin
Keona
Carol Hart
Patricia Hart
Sharon Finley
Dawn Charles
Mary Johnson
Lucille Bingham
Pauline Swartz
South Holston Lake
Bristol
Wilcoe
Caribbean study at UMW meeting details in Burton Hall
Bluefield United Methodist Women held a Bible study led by Mrs. David Foster from New Mission for a New People Voices From the Caribbean. She covered islands industries climate and cultures with a film strip Caribbean Cross currents. Mrs. Hale and Mrs. Easter shared Bahamas trip experiences and crafts. Business reports followed. Day Apart in Princeton noted. Louisville assembly reported. Announcements included School of Christian Mission Buckhannon July 13 16 and June 11 church events with graduates honored. Refreshments were served by the Laura Wheeler Circle.
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Helping Hands
First Church of the Nazarene
College Ave
Princeton la Leche League
Mahood Ave
Princeton
M. M. Yost
First Christian Church
WOC
First Presbyterian Church
College Avenue Baptist Church
WMU
Quota Club of
Bluefield
Brier
Westminster Woc Council
Trinity United Methodist Women
Hill Avenue
Southern Highlands Community Mental Health Center
Bramwell
CES
Masonic Temple
Women of the Moose
Moose Hall
1718
Ridgecrest Duplicate Club
R. L. Shumate
Ridgecrest Road
Bluefield United Methodist
Burton Hall
David Foster
Foster
Caribbean
R. S. Hale
Fred Easter
Bahamas
James Foster
Easter
C. H. Kirby
Louisville
Kirby
Hale
Carrigan
Great Britain
London
National Health Service
Frances French Clark
Stuart Henderson
Lois Porterfield
John Chapman
E. Lyle Gage
DAR
Dennis R Knapp
United States District Court
John Feutchenberger
Charles Godwin
Bland Street
Mrs McClaugherty speaks on Continental Congress at DAR event
Mrs. William vr. McClaugherty NSCAR vice president general addressed John Chapman Chapter NSDAR at the Y Center. She recalled the 87th Continental Congress week amid remarks on Mrs Schlafly and ERA fights, plus DAR chief goals and membership growth.
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Mrs. McClaugherty
DAR
William Vr. McClaugherty
National Honrary
NSCAR
John Chapman Chapter
Y’’ Center
McClaugherty
Continental Congress
Unites States Marine Band
Thomas H. Morrer
USN
America
Schlafly
Freedom Foundation
Valley Forge
National Defense
NSDAR
Laurel Leaves Awards At Bluefield High School 1978
The 1978 Laurel Leaves Awards were presented at Bluefield High School during Awards Night. English Department judges honored top writers across Senior, Junior, and Sophomore divisions in Short Story Paragraph Poetry Theme and One Act Play, naming multiple first second and third place winners including David Smith, Sarah Pritchett, Diana Jones, and others.
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Mary Wellman
Bluefield High School
BHS
Laurel Leaves
Joy Sarver
Rosanna Reaser
Jean Richards
David Smith
Mary Stafford
Sarah Pritchett
David
Lee Miller
Lori Clarkson
Philip Williams
Jackie Martin
Dana Walk
Karren Mays
Sunny Monday
Steven Myers
William Owens
Tim Forlines
Billy White
David Powell
James Jennings
Melissa Pugh
Donalada Marshall
Susan Pugsley
Mary Beth Munsey
Margie Evans
Auxiliary Hears Music By Trio
Mrs Mildred Puckett presided at the Ladies Auxiliary of Old Guard meeting with 16 members present. Birthdays named Thelma Bunch Cecil Gregory and L R Moore. East End Trio Betty Quick Velma Caldwell Loretta Harvey performed with Eugene Winzenrith accompanying. benediction by Mrs Neal.
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Mildred Puckett
Ladies Auxiliary
Old Guard
B. T. Bourne
C. J. Kirbly
B. A. Neal
Thelma Bunch
Cecil Gregory
L. R. Moore
Mayme Talley
Sarah Sutphin
East End
Betty Quick
Velma Caldwell
Loretta Harvey
Eugene Winzenrith
Neal
Birth of Penny Kay at Princeton Community Hospital
Mr and Mrs Billy Ray Phillips of 503 Johnson St Princeton announce the birth of a daughter Penny Kay born May 11 at Princeton Community Hospital. The baby weighed 3 pounds 5 ounces. The mother is Joyce Ann Arrington. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Dewie Arrington and Mr and Mrs Harry Phillips, all of Princeton.
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Billy Ray Phillips
Johnson St
Princeton
Penny Kay
Princeton Community Hospital
Joyce Ann Arrington
Dewie L. Arrington
Harry Phillips
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bluefield Assembly 48
ORC
Frederick St
VFW Post 9696
Children’s Temple Mission
Woman's Club of
Graham Presbyterian Church
Bluefield Area
Parliamentarians
Bluefield Assembly
James E. McGee
St. Luke’s Hospital
Gaynell Whorley
St. Luke’s Honors Employees
Louise Williamson
Betty Gillespie
Mrs. Gray
EHC
Baptist
Ethy Lawson
Sherry Finley
Michelle Johnson
Ronnie Hamby
Welch
Moe Carter
David Hart
Preston Cipriani
Wayne Hart Jr
UMW
Bailey Lumber Company
Tazewell, VA
Welch, W.va
Covington
Grundy
Pearisburg
Richlands
W.theville
Marion
Mrs. Baylies
Jeannette Osborn Baylies
Kate
Nan
Ranger
Western Sizzlin Steakhouse
Stadium Drive
Ars Unique Cleaners
Leie
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