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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1978

Page

6

Nemours Homemakers Plan Activities and Meeting Details

Nemours Homemakers Club met at Mrs. Ruby Poindexter’s home with Mrs. J T Posey delivering devotionals likening adults to children for shared planning. Mrs. Davidson announced area chair duties and upcoming events including a Barter Theatre trip and Bits and Pieces Sale at Bluefield Plaza on June 23, plus the area meeting June 16 at Oak Hill.

Nemours Home Ruby Poindexter J. T. Posey Posey E. A. Phipps A. C. Davidson John Godbey

Giles Arts and Crafts Fair entries due Friday in Narrows

Last day to pre register and reserve space for the Giles Arts and Crafts Fair at the Park in Narrows Virginia July 4. After Friday space is first come first served. Pre register with Mrs M W Brown or Mrs George Miles. All work must be original. Exhibit setup 9 to 11 a m. fair opens 1 p m. Rain date July 8.

Park Narrows M. W. Brown West St George Miles Buchanan St Pearisburg

AAUW Installs New Officers At Bluefield Dinner

The Bluefield Branch of the American Association of University Women held its annual dinner at Frankie's La Salute. Mrs. Joseph Bulmer became president, with Mrs. Chad Hatcher as retiring president. Linda Lester was installed recording secretary, while second vice president Mrs. Alvin Hall could not attend. The gathering included 29 members and three guests. A program featured Miss Betty Moody and Miss Loretta Hawkins from Princeton. Donations included $60 from a flea market for fellowships, and a $500 contribution to Windy Mountain Learning Center from the Mary Ruth Bartlett Memorial Fund.

Bluefield American Association of University Women Frankie's la Salute Joseph Bulmer Chad Hatcher Linda Lester Alvin Hall C. W. Jackson Laura Cornwell Sandy Farley May Lazerus Frank Buchanan Windy Mountain Learning Center Mary Ruth Bartlett AAUW Ron Burger John Hudson Norris Kantor Learning Center Board Mary Ruth Bartlett Memorial Fund Bluefield Aauw Frances Washington Chaplin J. R. Wolford Clarence Smith Salvation Army Camp Joy Walter Neel Vance Wells Helen Brookshire Clara Whitley DeRouse

Bridal shower honors Miss Jane Mann for July wedding

Miss Mann Entertained Miss Jane Mann bride elect of Gary McGuire at First Baptist Church bridal shower. Hostesses were Mesdames Becky McGuire Marsha Martin Connie Peters Sue Rumburg and Sue Shields. Prizes were awarded to several guests. Miss Mann will have an open church wedding at First Baptist on July 8 at 2:30 PM.

First Baptist Church Princeton Jane Mann Gary McGuire Sue Shields Connie Peters Paulette McGuire Pauline Becky McGuire Marsha Martin Sue Rumburg Miss Mann

Births in Princeton: Sabrina Lynn Brown grandmother Caperton

Mr and Mrs David Lee Brown of 425 Village Glen Princeton announce the birth of daughter Sabrina Lynn born June 2 at Princeton Community Hospital. She weighs 7 pounds 8 ounces. Mother is the former Ronda Jeanette Caperton. Grandparents are Burman Caperton and Albert Brown.

Ronald K. Beggs Lashmeet Robert Jason Princeton Community Hospital Diane Delp Dillard C. Delp Rock W. Beggs Princeton Forrest Beggs David Lee Brown Village Glen Sabrina Lynn Ronda Jeanette Caperton Burman Caperton Albert Brown Coaldale

Ridgecrest Duplicate Lions Women's Club Calendar Page

Thursday at noon Ridgecrest Duplicate Club meets at Mrs Shumate’s Ridgecrest Road. Lions Auxiliary meets at Flat Top National Bank. Valley Woman's Club boards at Maple Acres hosted by Mrs Gilmore with Mrs Hatcher. Friday luncheon hosted by Salvation Army Women’s Auxiliary at Camp Joy. Golden Age cooks at the Center. Red Men and Pocahontas meet at Red Men’s Hall. Mercer County Democratic Women meet at the Bonanza. YWCA Center at 12 15. Sunday DAY Chapter meets at the National Guard Armory.

Ridgecrest Duplicate Club R. L. Shumate Ridgecrest Road Lions Flat Top National Bank Valley Woman's Club Jack Gilmore Maple Acres Rachel Hatcher Salvation Army Women's Auxiliary Camp Joy Golden Age Club Mercer County YWCA National Guard Armory

Rainy Day Prep Tips for the Workplace

A practical note recommends keeping a rain slicker or poncho at work for unexpected showers. The guidance suggests avoiding thin plastic items and choosing a durable outer layer to stay dry during commute and breaks.

Specialist speaks to Bluefield Woman's Club meeting

The Bluefield Virginia Woman's Club heard Richard Smith delinquency prevention specialist describe Virginia programs including vocational orientation stress and psycho motor development and child abuse prevention. He contrasted county issues with statewide data for 1977 and noted local efforts with partners Jeff Johnson and Ron Belay.

Bluefield Richard Smith Department of Corrections Virginia Graham Presbyterian Church Smith Tazewell County Jeff Johnson Ron Belay Johnson Charles Carlton

Birthplace Foundation hosts Pearl Buck panel in Hillsboro

The Pearl S Buck Birthplace Foundation in Hillsboro presents a public discussion on Pearl Buck's life on June 25 at 1 30 pm. Moderator Dr Jane Cohen of Cambridge Massachusetts leads a panel including Jim Comstock Robert Jackson David Cocoran Alfred McNeel Lucille Zinn Mrs Mary Lee Welliver and Nora Stirling with refreshments provided by the Hillsboro home demonstration club.

Pearl S. Buck Jane Alfred McNeel Hillsboro Foundation Lucille Zinn Buckhannon Pearl Buck Mary Lee Welliver Nora Stirling New York City

The Magic of Cheese Highlights June Dairy Month

Virginia Department of Agriculture explains cheese origins from 4000 B C to modern methods. Rennet and heat separate curds and whey, leading to diverse cheeses from Cheddar to mozzarella. Proper storage, serving temp, and freezing caveats discussed. emphasis on fresh Virginia dairy.

Neuschatel Virginia

Elegant Soup Hot or Cold

Sauté chopped apple and onion in a little vegetable oil. Add with a tablespoon or two of dry white wine to canned cream of chicken soup seasoned with curry powder. Sprinkle each serving with toasted sliced almonds.

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Bluefield Daily Telegraph COSCS Nemours Homemakers Mary Louise Taylor Betty Moody Loretta Hawkins Charles Peters Elizabeth Shelton Paul Udy Princeton Medical Center N. J Fred Welcker David Sporacher Adele Stegman Lida Lester Debbie Bulmer Wilma Hatcher Linda Hawkins A. C. Smith Joyce Clarkson Barbara Thomas Elizabeth Skaggs Red Men and Degree of Pocahontas Red Men's Hall Preston Street Schenley Tazewell Avenues A. E. Andes W. Va Cora Lee Philpott Shirley Vickers Graham High School J. J. Kerrigan J. R. Huffman Laura Burton C. B. Woolwine Birthplace Foundation Susan K. Simpson Virginia Department Agriculture and Commerce Stag Me le Thestag Tat Miele Princeton, WV
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