Science Center of West Virginia volunteers sought in Bluefield
The Science Center of West Virginia at the Blue Field area Arts and Crafts Center opens July 30 and seeks volunteers for tours and visitor assistance. Orientation begins later this month. contact Paul Kannapell at 325-8855. A separate note covers the Christian Women’s Fellowship meeting at First Christian Church on May 19 with leaders listed and plans for June 16 carry-in luncheon.
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Science Center
West Virginia
Blue Field Area
Paul
Christian Women's Fellowship of the First Christian Church
Lois Russell
Dollie Martin
Eloise Davis
Jimmie Sargent
Irene Nichols
Ruth Arney
Mary Elizabeth Ewing
Philpott to be honored with tea in Bluefield Virginia
Cora Lee Philpott a longtime Bluefield and Tazewell County educator and library advocate will be honored with a tea on Sunday June 12 from 2 to 4 p.m. at the Clear Fork Branch Library in Bluefield. The event, hosted by the Tazewell County Public Library Board of Trustees and assisted by the GFWC Woman’s Club of Bluefield, celebrates her 30 years on the library board and her role in founding Bluefield’s first library in 1941. Philpott has held advisory and governing board positions since 1964 and remains active in PTA church and library circles.
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Tazewell County
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Woman's Club
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Tazewell County Public Library
Local Bridge Club Notes and DAR Meeting May Highlights
The Fincastle Duplicate Bridge Club met May 16 with 12 tables. winners listed for North-South and East-West, including Carolyn Harrold, Helene Sears, Cassie Carter, Elsa Snead, and others. The D.A.R. chapter met May 24 at Princeton Library with Barbara Maxwell presiding. Connie Clay spoke on The Princeton Library. library services and open hours are outlined. next meeting June 21 hosted by Marguerite Miller and Wanda Hughes. The Ridgecrest Duplicate Bridge Club met May 12, 14, and 19 at the Bluefield Center with Howell and Mitchell movements. multiple winning pairs named, including Eustace Frederick, Frances Carriker, Dot Wright, Nora Burton, Glenna Hoge, and others.
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Fincastle Duplicate
Carolyn Harrold
Helene Sears
Frances Carriker
Ruby Coppinger
Betty Clarkson
Vivian Hughes
Betty Scott
Helen Coulling
Mary Thompson
Catherine Fanning
t-West
Cassie Carter
Elsa Snead
Lema Rangeley
Glenna Hoge
Bruce Owen
Rachel McMullin
D.A.R
Princeton Library
Nex
Lucille Walthall
Jane Walthall
Carolyn Mathena
Barbara Maxwell
Connie Clay
Princeton
County Commission
Board of Education
Princeton Lib
Princston Library
Marguerite Miller
Mr. Miller
Wanda Hughes
Midgecrest Vuplicate Bridge Club
Greater Bluefield
Howell
Eustace Frederick
Bradie Moore
Dot Wright
Anna Stuart
Nora Burton
Mary Thomp
Ridgecrest Duplicate Bridge Club
Nina Doyle
Grace Owen
Katherine Tiemney
Births Froy and Payton add two Virginia newborns
Birth notices from Isluefield and Prince ton report two newborn girls and boys. Patrick ym May 21, 1994 at Bluefield Regional Medical Center weighed 6 pounds 13 1/2 ounces. Imani Monet Payton born May 17, 1994 weighed 6 pounds 15 1/2 ounces. Mothers Patricia Ann Coyle and Consuela Mitchell. Grandparents listed: Eudine and Ernie Froy, Jim Coyle, Hazel Pritt, Charles and Armae Brown, Earnest and Barbara Payton.
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Consuela Saunders
Terrill Payton
Princeton
Imani Monet Payton
Consuela Mitchell
Charles and
Armae Brown
Langley Afb
Earnest and
Barbara Payton
King George
World Cup Comes to the United States in Historic Hosting
The article notes the World Cup being hosted in the United States for the first time, aiming to boost U S soccer’s profile. It describes the trophy as nine pounds of solid gold, 14 inches tall, with a gold plated replica for the winner, and mentions games broadcast on ESPN across two weekends.
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Plan a 24 Team Tournament Like World Cup Group Stage
Use six groups of four teams each in the first round. Seed teams by ranking to distribute top teams across groups, preventing early clashes. Each group plays round robin, then top teams advance to knockout rounds, with tiebreakers such as goal difference and goals scored.
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