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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1992
Page
9
The McGuire family hosts an open house at 109 Aden St Bluefield Va on Sunday June 28 from 2 to 4 p m to celebrate Mary McGuire s 96th birthday. The notice lists family members and address details.
Jessica Renee Cameron marked her first birthday on June 5 with a Sesame Street party. She is the daughter of Bruce and Sherry Cameron of Princeton, with grandparents Donald and Carol Miller of Little Creek and Dorothy Bryant of Pageton, among others. Erica Dawn Abram, turning three on June 13, is the granddaughter of James W. and Wanda Taylor of Princeton and Glady Abram of Lashmeet, pictured with her brother. Catessa Ann Howard celebrated her first birthday on June 14 as the daughter of Freddie and Kelly Howard of Princeton, with multiple Princeton and Bluefield-area grandparents and great grandparents listed. Rebecca Anne Back observed her sixth birthday on June 12, the daughter of Gregory and Karen Back of Virginia Beach, with Bluefield and Covington relatives noted. Jason Lee Duncan, age four on June 10, is the son of Bobby and Karen Duncan of Sandlick, with Montcalm grandparents and late Lewis Duncan listed. he enjoyed a party at Gino's in Bluewell with sister Stephanie.
President Carroll Davis conducted the June meeting. A thank you letter from Mrs. Mary Sue Salt thanked the club for dedicating the earbook. An invitation went to all club members to join the Sons Club for a dinner June 23 at 6 30 p.m. at Catron's Restaurant. The club adopted the Highway Program for two years. July 4th preparations were finished. Mrs. Ruth Sawyer chairs the Children’s Parade on heritage and patriotism. Mrs. Judy Gibson chairs the Bake Off at 1 30 p.m. at Dominion Bank parking. Mrs. Frances Craft won the $50 lottery. The Friendship Department led the program. members drew Secret Friends for the year. Bingo and games were enjoyed. The Friendship Department is Rose Golenbiewski chair, Louise Austin, Ruth Sawyer, and Judy Gibson. Door prize went to Mrs. Mary Hayton. birthday for Mrs. Helen Sabo was celebrated. Hostess salad plates were prepared by Louise Austin, Eva Clark, Margie Drosick, and Veronica Daugherty. Four local members attended the International GFWC convention in Indianapolis June 7 with keynote speaker Vice President Dan Quayle. West Virginia Juniors won national awards. 1992-94 officers installed include Ann Holland president, Jeannine Faubian president-elect, Faye Dissing er 1st VP, Maxine Scarbro 2nd VP, Shelby Hamlett recording secretary, Carol Smith treasurer, Roberta Dursten junior director. West Virginia tally noted as 30.
Tazewell County Country Club ladies golf update covers the 1992 season opening Spring Luncheon on April 28 with 40 members, new officers Lisa Lewis Lynn Maggard Daisy Watson and Arverta Largen, and about 65 members active. Weather washed out most events except for Rose Harrs, with May 5 The Most Fives won by Shirley Davis, May 12 Blind Bogie 74 by Susan Farmer, May 19 Blind Partner Member Member won by Betty West and Donna Newberry, Memorial Day weekend The President s Cup won by Shirley Davis, Medalist Peggy Ratliff, and June 16 Annual June Invitational chaired by Velma Conner with Shirley Davis as co chair.
The column lists Low Net and Low Gross winners across five flights from the Mahood field at Clearfork Valley Golf Club. Recipients include Rose Harris, Sandra Dunn, Lucy St Clair, Daisy Watson, Madge Essary, Ellen Shamblin, Alice Cordle, Sharon Davis, Irene Breeding, Rita Harman, and Jeanette Monti with clubs such as TCCC Bristol Wolf Creek and Gary Country Club. Dana Perry, the TCCC Golf Pro, comments on the large invitational field of 94 players and a pleasant day.
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