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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1997
Page
6
Kathy Kish, Daily Telegraph lifestyle writer, retracts previous praise for spring warmth. She reports a mistaken belief in an approaching ice age, discusses sun halos, ozone theories, and pollution, and notes calendars adjust by one second on June 30 to align with Earth's rotation.
Delnora Reed, the reigning Miss Wie County, competes in the Miss West Virginia finals in Clarksburg June 19 to 21. She brings family support, past Spirit Scholarship honors, and a plan to advance in broadcasting and singing, with drug abstinence as her platform. Reed, 21, has quickened college completion at Concord College and hopes for graduate study at WVU, while continuing work as a part time DJ and pursuing a Nashville singing career.
Reader asks about misprinted 1996 $100 bills with swapped security strip and watermark, printed only at New York Fed, signed by Mary Ellen Withrow and Robert E Rubin, around 4,600 copies. Also included is cat behavior inquiry about tail position with expert notes on breed and personality effects.
Numerous opportunities for artists and craftsmen including the Athens Concord Town Social at Concord College in Athens on August 10 with free participation and provided setup, youth art show deadlines, and contact details. Also the Wayne Henderson Music Festival June 21 at Grayson Highlands State Park, and a juried Arts and Crafts Show at the Virginia Highlands Festival August 2–17 in Abingdon. Calls and mail-in forms referenced for rules and entries.
Kitty Taylor of Kitty Taylor Garden Designs in Collierville creates rock and shade gardens that evolve with new plantings each year. Her rock garden features Arkansas stones and a gravel mix, while the perennial and shade sections highlight irises, dianthus, foxglove, astilbes, hostas, ferns, and evergreens. She plans an iris garden for an American Iris Society tour in Memphis in 2002.
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