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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1992
Page
12
Greg Jordan reports on Thomson Newspapers marketing chief Ken McElroy advising area merchants to craft ads with clear location and hours, strong headlines, dominant visuals, and purposeful white space. He warns against clutter and highlights readers’ impulse buys driven by price, value, and emotional appeal.
People R. Keith Flinchum of Princeton has accepted an associate post with Charles W. Smith, S.C., in Keyser West Virginia after passing the bar exam and being admitted to practice before the West Virginia Supreme Court and the Southern District Federal Court. He is a Princeton High School graduate with a WVU degree, a Thomas Cooley Law School JD, and studies at South Texas College of Law.
Local credit union manager explains credit unions are member owned savings and loan institutions governed by volunteers. They offer loans and savings with profits returned as dividends and refunds. Most loans exclude real estate and mergers shrink smaller unions. Members remain regardless of job changes. confusion with labor unions persists.
A seasoned writer recalls a graduate job pitch gone wrong and shares tough lessons. A polite young man, eager for feature writing, misreads the field and shows scant prep. The author contrasts his approach with better strategies used by half of applicants and recounts a vivid PR interview rebuke.
Major stores in Mercer County rent laser discs highlighting 400 line picture quality and CD like sound. Manager John Bailey notes 217 titles at New Concept Video with discs cheaper to buy and more durable than tapes. Experts at The Sound Post say laser discs offer sharp images, digital sound, and compatibility with CD stereos, with prices from 299 to 899.
Bluefield new furniture retailer Carolina Discount Furniture moves into the Landmark Mini Mall on Federal Street, adding a downtown Bluefield showroom from next week. Co owner Ronnie Jones notes the shop will stock reproduction antique furniture and showroom samples, discounting 30 to 50 percent off wholesale. He aims to bring North Carolina prices to the area and hopes the downtown move boosts foot traffic and recalls of a once bustling main street.
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