College musicians to present Welch concert at First Presbyterian
Four College Conservatory of Music students from the University of Cincinnati will perform a vocal and keyboard program at 8 p.m. in Welch First Presbyterian Church. The annual Chaminade Music Club sponsored event features Robert Muckenfuss Alexa Jackson William Florescu Jr and Robert Buckman in works by Mozart Vaughn Williams Handel Brahms and others with dual piano concertos as highlight. A reception follows at First Methodist Church with public invitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College- Conservatory of Music
University of Cincinnati
Ohio
Welch
Chaminade Music Club of
First Presbyterian Church
Robert Muckenfuss
Fred Muckenfuss
Cincinnati Conservatory
David Bar-Ilan
Cincinnati
Roanoke
Cincinnati Opera Company
Alexa E. Jackson
Bennettsville
S. C
Cincinnati Opera Company Chorus
Austria
Gianni Schicchi
William I. Florescu Jr
Hamilton, Ohio
Mozart
Ralph Vaughn Williams
Handel Brahms
Paulenc
John Duke
Puccini
Rossini
Saint-Saens
Leoncavallo
Mackenfuss
Ruckman
First Methodist Church
Robert Buckman
William I. Floresti Jr
Bob Mackenfuss
Alexa Jackson
Center hosts music and dance programs at Charleston venue
At the Science and Culture Center in Charleston a series of music and dance events is planned. The American Federation of Musicians Local 136 Concert Band performs a demonstration concert on Sunday June 12 at 2 pm and the Woodlands Brass Sextet visits June 13 at 1 and 8 pm with a six member lineup. The Charleston Ballet presents Istar Suite of Dances and Concerto in F on Saturday June 18 at 8 pm with six dancers led by Andre Van Damme. Musicians Band gives an outdoor concert on Sunday June 19 at 4 pm on the center steps, weather permitting. All events are free. ticketed events require reservations for out of county residents by calling 1 800 642 8249.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Science and Culture Center
Charleston
American Federation of Musicians Local 136
Donald Riggio
Woodlands Brass Sextet
Northern
Panhandle
Charles McAtee
Gene Moniot
C. Vernon Snyder
Jeff H. Cook
Albert R. DuVaul
James Miller
Charleston Ballet
Cookie Sloman
Lisa Ladd
Jennifer Britton
Andre van Damme
American Federation of Musicians Band
Cneter
Washington Center
Births in Bluefield Area Include Three Newborns
A son Tony Jay Lindalwood born May 17 at Bluefield Community Hospital to Mr and Mrs Robert Martin Lindalwood Bluefield weighs 7 pounds 6 ounces. A son Scott Arvil Chapman born to Mr and Mrs Thurman McCoy Chapman Anawalt weighs 8 pounds 3 ounces. A daughter Anna Marie Byrd born May 17 at Bluefield Community Hospital to Mr and Mrs Roy Levis Byrd 226 Virginia Ave city weighs 6 pounds 12 ounces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Jay
Bluefield Community Hospital
Robert Martin Lindalwood
Bluefield
Scott Arvil
Thurman McCoy Chapman
Anawalt
Anna Marie
Roy Levis Byrd
Virginia Ave
City
Miss Fuller and Grover Stuckey III to Wed in Bluefield
Final arrangements set for the open garden wedding of Miss Shelia Lynn Fuller to Grover Cleveland Stuckey III at the bride’s home 313 College Drive Bluefield Virginia Sunday at 2 p.m. Rain plan redirects to Fin castle Presbyterian Church. Invitations extend to friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelia Lynn Fuller
Grover Cleveland Stuckey III
Fincastle Presbyterian Church
Bluefield
Old Guard Auxiliary Meeting at Trinity United Methodist Church
The Old Guard Auxiliary met at Trinity United Methodist Church with a patriotic song and pledge led by Dolly Bevins. Josephine Kirby gave the devotional “How Does God Spend His Time?” from Decision magazine, and Mrs. W. B. Martin sang. Mrs. C. W. Puckett presided. minutes by Kirby in Mary Holt’s absence. financials by E. C. Francis Jr. Nellie Neal reported 14 members and one guest, Mrs. Ruby Goddard of Salem, Va. recognitions included birthdays for several members and a 50th wedding anniversary gift to Mrs. W. B. Bird.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
R. T. Hall
Puckett
Melissa Shupe
Margie Lambert
A. W. Cundiff
Faye Crowe
W. B. Bird
Hall
Gov
Jay Rockefeller
Kirby
Ruth Sage
Christ
Bess Bourne
Luncheon Joins Miss Shrewsbury Ahead of Marriage
A bridal luncheon for 12 honored Miss Teresa Shrewsbury, bride elect of William Paul Cole III, at Mrs. Dudley E. Cruise's Ridgecrest home. Hostesses Debbie Cruise and Philip W. Cruise arranged pink and white décor. Guests included Mrs. Paul Cole and Mrs. J.R. Shrewsbury. the couple were to wed today at Grace United Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teresa Shrewsbury
William Paul Cole III
Dudley E. Cruise
Ridgecrest Rd
Debbie Cruise
Philip W. Cruise
Miss Shrewsbury
Paul Cole
J.R. Shrewsbury
Gene Land
Mr. Cole
Grace United Methodist Church
Miss Carroll Weds Martin Kish in April Ceremony
Patricia Carroll daughter of Mr and Mrs Destil Carroll Huntington became the bride of Martin Albert Kish son of Mr and Mrs George Kish Bluefield. The April 30 wedding was held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Albert Kish
Patricia Carroll
Destil Carroll
Huntington
George Kish
Bluefield
Fellowship Hall
Pat Carroll
Elsie Meebling
Bluefield clubs and church events listed for Friday to Sunday
Bluefield area groups announce Friday events including a rummage sale at Weinberg location corner Princeton Ave and Bland St, a carry in dinner by Golden Age Club at the Center on College Ave, Rock Chapter 130 CES at Masonic Temple, and Macedonia Shrine 8. Saturday features East River Fiber Guild wild plant program at Witherspoon Park Athens, YWCA Duplicate Bridge at the Y, and DUO Club East End reunion at Bluefield City Park. Sunday covers Women of the Moose installation at Grace Gospel Church with wedding music, plus a detailed wedding party description and reception notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weinberg
Princeton Ave
Bland St
Women’s
Montcalm Pentecostal Holiness Church
Golden Age Club
College Ave
Rock Chapter
CES
Masonic Temple
Macedonia Shrine
East River Fiber Guild
Sandy Sheppard
Witherspoon Park
Athens
Ywca Duplicate Bridge Club
East End
Bluefield City Park
Produce prices steady as West Virginia shoppers face broccoli notes
The West Virginia Department of Agriculture says beef pork and poultry prices stay similar this week with cabbage California oranges radishes and tomatoes listed as low priced items. Broccoli remains plentiful through mid June and cauliflower supplies wane with weather. celery lettuce peppers and other produce receive storage and quality tips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
Stephenie Woods
West Virginia Department of Agriculture
California
Gift ideas and sales across local shops for Fathers Day
McQuail's offers carver sets, knives, watches, furniture and bridal gifts from brands like Towle Kirk Gorham and Samsonite. Citizens Real Estate Service promotes appraisal services at 403 Bland St. Goodykoontz Drug Store advertises percent off greeting cards wrapping paper and watches. Roland's Interior and Bluefield Gift Shop showcase Father Day selections including pewter items and barware. Summer sale promotions encourage hurry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McQuail’s, Inc
Bild, Ave
Towle
Rogers Silver Co
Hamilton
Samsonite
Kirk, Towle, Gorham
Citizens Real Estate Service
Bland St
Goodykoontz Drug Store
Timex
Amity
Hudson
Rexall
Goody's
Also Mentioned on This Page
David Ben-Illan
Julliard School of Music
New York City
Chicago
Ill
Dayton Philharmonic
Columbus Symphony
Cincinnati Symphony
Old Guard Auxiliary
Miss Carroll
Martin Kish
Woman's Page
June Grubb
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
P. O
Women of the Moose
Mose Club
Grace Gospel Church
Mel Efaw
Joy Holley
Marilyn Gaye
Deanna Smith
Deborah Floyd
Larry F. Lewis
Timothy Kish
Emma McGalliard
Mrs. Kish
Marshall University
Cabell County School System
Mr. Kish
Bluefield High School
Ashland Oil Corp
Ashland
Jcpenney Print Tee-Shirt Shop
Farrah Fawcett
Farrah
Mikasa
Bluefield, VA
Outai
Unique Cleaners
Bland Street
Henry David Thoreau
Her Majesty
Danskins
Roger
Va. Ave
Happy Legs
Dad
Roland
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