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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1976

Page

6

Flag Respect at Delphian Club Meeting

Mrs. W. W. McClaugherty of Bluefield led the Delphian Club June gathering at Mrs. W. N. McClaugherty’s home. She spoke on The Flag Of The United States citing Navy Recruiting Service standards and shared related rules, prayers, and poems. Eleven attendees plus one visitor heard readings including Stars and Stripes. A social hour followed with West Virginia Bicentennial Fostoria vases presented to each guest.

W. W. McClaugherty Bluefield Delphian Club W. N. McClaugherty Emma Dean Belcher

Northfork Circle Meets At Church

Northfork Circle of North fork Baptist Church met in the fellowship hall with Mrs Woodrow Helms and Mrs Cecil Wilson as hostesses. The group planned mailings to Zaire and India and noted a missions meeting on August 12.

Northfork Circle Mabel Young Northfork Baptist Church Fellowship Hall Woodrow Helms Cecil Wilson Wilson Lois Graham

Invitations Read At Shrine Meet In Arlington and Parkersburg

The Macedonia Shrine 8, Order of the White Shrine of Jerusalem, met with Charlene B. Meade presiding. Invitations were read from Bethany Shrine 4 for a banquet honoring Ida L. Amos with supreme inspection of Mary E. Stark in Arlington on July 24, and a 25 July picnic at the Masonic Home in Parkersburg with a 4 p.m. meal. The club’s fall meeting is Sept. 19 in Clarksburg with a covered dish dinner. An officers election will be held at Supreme Shrine in New Orleans in 1977. Additional invitations were sent from Birmingham and Milwaukee events. The next shrine meeting is July 9, with watermelon served by the men.

Macedonia Shrine Order of the White Shrine of Jerusalem Charlene B. Meade Shepherds Alvah Worley Virginia Shufflebarger Edna Turner Bethany Shrine 4 Parkersburg Ida L. Amos Supreme Worthy Herald Mary E. Stark Arlington West Virginia White Shrine Club Masonic Home Clarksburg Masonic Supreme Shrine New Orleans Birmingham Ala Sheraton-Nashville Nashville Tenn Milwaukee Helen R. Picchules Meade Supreme Inspection

Births of Elizabeth Frances Burks and Sarah Kathryn Whalen

Mr and Mrs James E Burks announce daughter Elizabeth Frances born May 25 at Princeton Community Hospital weighing 8 lb 3 oz. Grandmothers are Mrs Aara C Sigman of McLean and Mrs Ethel Burks of Northfork. The mother is Gail Frances Brown of Boston. A second daughter Sarah Kathryn born May 28 at Bluefield Sanitarium weighing 7 lb 2 oz to Mr and Mrs Ronald Leman Whalen Jr. The mother is Linda Kaye Akers.

James E. Burks Rt. 1 Princeton Elizabeth Frances Princeton Community Hospital Stewart Michael Aara C. Sigman McLean, Va Ethel Burks Northfork Gail Frances Brown Boston Mass Sarah Kathryn Bluefield Sanitarium Ronald Leman Whalen Jr Memorial Ave City Linda Kaye Akers

Chief Dodson Speaks To LLL Club

Twenty seven members and guests of the LLL Senior Citizens Club attended a catered luncheon at First Baptist Church. Chief Andrew Dodson spoke on self protection and a film titled Lady Take Warning was shown. July picnic planned at the Dellis cabin.

L.L.L First Baptist Church Charles L. Harman Ola Stowers Stowers Senior Citizens Advisory Board Leffel H. L. Alsabrooks Andrew Dodson Annette Johnson John Dellis Bland

Anawalt Educator Named to Who's Who in American Women

Dorothy J. Music of Anawalt, McDowell County teacher and science instructor at Anawalt School, is listed in the 10th edition of Who's Who in American Women. She conducts flora research, holds a B S from Concord College, and studied at Colorado State WVU and Washington and Lee. She leads Nor thfork Keystone Women's Club and is president of the Anawalt VFW Auxiliary, with 15 years as a 4 H leader.

Dorothy J. Music Anawalt Music McDowell County Anawalt School Concord College Colorado State West Virginia University Washington and Lee Northfork-Keystone Women’s Club Anawalt Vfw County 4 H

Glenwood High School Four Class Reunion Observed

Four Glenwood High School classes 1931 32 33 and 34 gathered Sunday at the Holiday Inn Princeton for a reunion. The event featured a 1931 style program with The Four Leaf Clover theme, inclosed by toastmaster Taylor Johnston and remarks from Dr E C Wade former Beaver Pond District schools superintendent. Among participants were Viola Bratton Irene Faulkner Johnston and Dr William S Steele with music by local performers. Seventy-plus attendees noted 51 students in total across the four classes, with former faculty including Mrs E K Johnston Monnie Ellia and Dr Waldron Bolen.

Glenwood High School Holiday Inn Princeton Taylor

Athens Demonstration Club Elects Officers at June Meeting

The Athens Demonstration Club held its June meeting at Mrs. Roy Miller’s home and re elected Margaret Beckett as president. Officers Blanche Bailey, Rita Levern, and Violet White were also re elected. The session included a lesson on Food Preservation led by Mrs. Meador, book displays on canning, and a drawing for the Bicentennial quilt won by Mrs. Viola Lane.

Athens Roy Miller Rosa McKenzie Norma Coffindaffer Violet White Margaret Beckett Blanche Bailey Rita Levern White Beckett Margaret Meador

Homemakers Demonstrate Sale Items For Bicentennial

Bluestone Extension Homemakers Club met at Ebenezer Methodist Church extension for a demonstration lunch prepared by two members. President Mrs Mae Earnest led the business meeting. Mrs Maude Leffler gave the devotional. Members worked on yarn kittens to be sold at Mt. Pisgah Bicentennial on July 4. Grated citrus rind enhances nut quick bread.

Bluestone Extension Homemakers Club Ebenezer Methodist Church Mae Earnest Maude Leffler Mt. Pisgah

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Delphian Mary Ramsey Goldie Slusher Zaire India Violet Dillard Lou Williams Bland Street Methodist Church Bluefield City Park David Caffee Camille Slaughter Shea Munsey Jennifer Day Kim McClaugherty Jay Johnson J” Mattox Budner Barthol Gay E. Pearle Cromer Virginia Burgoyne Arthur Lawson Jr Elwood Chief Dodson Glenwood Reunion Athens Demonstration Club Viola Lane Levern Coffindaffer Mary Stewart H. F. Toothman Sarah Jewett Unique Cleaners Bland Street Jcpenney Mercer ST Princeton, W.va VA. Ave Bankamericard Cea
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