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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1993
Page
6
Kathy Kist, Daily Telegraph lifestyles reporter, riffs on fashion pain and social pressures in a humorous piece about freezing pantyhose for strength, dressing rituals, and workplace judgments. She laments costs, dress constraints, and the difficulty of balancing style with comfort.
The 23rd Annual Young People's Dance Concert spans June 10 to 12 at Bluefield High School Auditorium with 57 performers in a global themed finale “To Heal The World” and numbers like “I've Got Rhythm” and “Give A Man Enough Rope.” Admission is five dollars.
Artist McKinney, 60, unveils Our Babies a stark acrylic mural showing two dead babies in red and blue diapers clutching machine guns. Floating over St Louis and a cemetery of young gang members the piece urges an end to youth violence.
Welch natives Bob Mackenfuss and Lyn Cartwright return to the area for a special duo piano concert at First United Methodist Church Welch. The 7:30 p.m. performance features graduates of Welch High and former Junior members of the Chaminade Music Club. Open to the public with no admission. reception to follow in Strickler Hall.
Shelby author of We Keep a Store and Potluck hosts a free writing workshop for children aged 9 to 12 at 10 to noon on Thursday June 10 at the Arts Depot Abingdon as part of the 1993 Children and Writing series by ACPW.
A panel of experts discusses how society treats death, noting a shift from home funerals to institutional settings, the emotional detachment it breeds, and the need to express grief. They explore meanings of life and death, materialism versus responsibility, and how meaning can sustain individuals through mortality.
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