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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1973

Page

6

Class Honors Birthdays Of 8 Members At Memorial Baptist

The Mary and Martha class of Memorial Baptist Church met at former teacher Mrs. J. S. Dudley’s Bluefield home for a birthday honoring supper. Honorees included Mrs. Ellis Belcher Mrs. Alfred Ball Mrs. Helen Armor Mrs. Paul Crigger Mrs. Ruth Plaster Mrs. T A Reynolds Mrs. Sherman Patton and Mrs. Eugene York. Sixteen members and two visitors attended. Mrs. Reynolds presided read from First Peter shared a story A New Beginning. Prayers were by Mrs. Dudley and Mrs. Cecil Spurgeon. Invocation by Mrs. William Byrd. Secretary Mrs. Clarence Matthews and treasurer Mrs. York filed reports.

Mary and Martha Memorial Baptist Church J. S. Dudley Augusta Street Bluefield Mesdames Ellis Belcher Alfred Ball Helen Armor Paul Crigger Ruth Plaster T. A. Reynolds Sherman Patton Eugene York Reynolds Peter Dudley Cecil Spurgeon William Byrd Clarence Matthews York

Bold color pairings for dark wood paneling

A reader asks how to avoid a somber den with dark paneling. The columnist recommends bold, brilliant tones against the deep wood, arguing the contrast adds character and liveliness to the room.

Odrinex Plan Promises Weight Loss Guarantee

A risky dieting ad claims the Odrinex Plan has helped thousands for 14 years. It markets a tiny tablet, no drugs, no starving, with a money back guarantee if fat is not lost. Prices shown include $3.25 and $5.25 for larger sizes.

Upland-Powhatan Church Group Meets During Vacation Period

The June meeting of Upland-Powhatan Methodist Church women was held at the Mosko home with Verna Orlick presiding. Susie McPeake led the program Dominion of Great Kit with several members, prayers, Scripture, and a concluding poem and hymn. The group voted to skip July and plan August hosting duties. Vacations and visits by many members and guests were noted across nearby towns.

Elkhorn Women of Upland-Powhatan Methodist Church Bill Mosko Verna Orlick Dalton Coleman Susie McPeake Mosko Malachi

Miss Parrish Entertained Before June Wedding Festivities

Judy Parrish, soon to wed Jesse R. Smith on June 30 at First Baptist Church Bluefield, was honored at a pre bridal lingerie gift party by Mrs. Robert Gilpin of Bluewell with 12 guests including her mother Mrs. Dan Parrish and the groom’s grandmother Mrs. Jesse B. Smith. Guests played games, received gifts, and refreshments featured yellow white decor. Separately, Mrs. John J. Bryan and Dee Alice assisted by Paige Bryan hosted a brunch shower for the bride with 15 guests and pastel spring arrangements.

Judy Parrish Jesse R. Smith First Baptist Church of Bluefield Robert Gilpin Bluewell Dan Parrish Jesse B. Smith John J. Bryan Dee Alice Paige Bryan Bryan Cumberland Road China Miss Parrish

Maple View Christian Women for Christ Confirms Fall Plans

The Maple View Christian Women for Christ meet in the church sanctuary with 16 members and five visitors. Miss Pam Steele and Miss Brenda Doyle from Johnson Bible College spoke on Arthur Street Mission and campus life, and a mission support letter from Madonna Burgett was read. The group set nursery duties for August to October and planned a church retreat for August 17. Boating expenditures for 1972 reached 3.9 billion dollars, up eight percent from 1971.

Maple View Christian Women For Christ Wade Poole John Lawrence Poole Pam Steele Brenda Doyle Johnson Bible College Miss Steele Arthur Street Knoxville Tenn Doyle Ee College T Johnson Bible College Alfred Bailey Tater Madonna Burgett India Jean Lawrence Danny Burton Junior Doyle Tony Reed

Bluefield Area Club Calendar Highlights Week

Tuesday and Wednesday schedule lists meetings for the Hilltop Bridge Club Midway HDC Bluefield Rescue Squad Auxiliary Graham High School Band Club and many civic groups in Bluefield and nearby towns. Thursday features several garden clubs DAR and library events with a Randolph county flavor and a Saturday Lambda Chapter picnic at 632 Longview Avenue.

Nemours Hdc Otis Duncan Bluefield Billy the Kid Municipal Auditorium Fincastle Country Club Loyalty Rebekah Lodge Moose Home Roy Avenue West Virginia So Cal Club Auditorium Midway Church of Christ Friendship Ronnie Sarver Longview Avenue

Russell HD Club Welcomes New Members in Meet

Eleven members met at the home of Ms. Evelyn Price including new attendees Ms. Irene Lester Mrs. Ancil Kiser Ms. Evelyn Jennings and Ms. Irlene Fleming. The club will collaborate with Castlewood 4-H Day Camp July 23 25 at Castlewood Elementary School under Ms. Kathryn Stinson. Mrs. Kiser will demonstrate decorating eggs at the County Craft Show. Garden tips advised mothballs around cucumbers to deter bugs and around home grounds to deter skunks.

Evelyn Price Irene Lester Ancil Kiser Evelyn Jennings Irlene Fleming Castlewood Kathryn Stinson

Frontier Town pastor Morrell preached in Springfield era sermon

Reverend Z N Morrell an early ec Baptist evangelist and church organizer says he preached a masterpiece sermon to the racers and gamblers of Springfield Limestone County about 1850 Fort Parker State Park now preserves the cemetery of the frontier town once famous.Local historian notes the site officers and era context for the old community.

Frontier Town Z. N. Morrell Springfield Limestone County Fort Parker State Park

Northfork Granddaughter Wins Utah Poetry Contest

Teresa Browning of Salt Lake City won first place in the Utah State High School Poetry Contest among about 300 entries. She receives a gold medal, orchid corsage, certificate of honor and $25 prize. her family, teachers and peers will be honored at a KUED-TV reception telecast on Channel 7.

Northfork William Whitefield Teresa Browning Salt Lake City Utah Salt Lake Tribune Utah State Poetry Society Utah State Institute of Fine Arts National Endowment For the Arts Washington, D. C Kued-Tv University of Utah Channel 7 Miss Whitefield Sen Olympus High School Stanley C. Browning Keith Brownings Wyoming County

Color Slides Highlight Guard Programs in Bluefield Meeting

Mrs. C H Puckett will present travel color slides at the Auxiliary to the Bluefield Old Guard meeting on Wednesday morning June 27. The program, arranged by Mrs. C J Kirby Sr, will be in the Christian Action classroom at Trinity Methodist Church with Miss Margaret Pace from Princeton demonstrating slides of her work with handicapped students in Mercer County.

Hilltop Bridge Club Ridgecrest Road Midway Hdc Bluefield Rescue Squad Graham High School Bluefield FOE Bluefield Ehc E. H. Crews Walton Avenue H. T. Montgomery East River Mountain Garden Club W. H. Bowen Bramwell Jack Barnhart J. T. Frazier Jr W. E. Moir William Cline C. H. Puckett Old Guard C. J. Kirby Sr Christian Action Trinity Methodist Church C. N. Rudolph Old Guards Margaret Pace Princeton Park Central Mercer County

Births of Jason Harding to Smiths of Green Valley

Mr. and Mrs. William I. Smith of Green Valley Bluefield announce the birth of their second child, a son named Jason Harding, at Princeton Community Hospital on Friday June 22, weighing 8 pounds 11 ounces. They also have a son Todd Andrew, 7. Grandparents: J. A. Tabor Jr. of Green Valley and Irvin H. Smith of Maple Acres. Great grandparents: J. A. Tabor Sr. A. C. Smith and H. M. Heldreth, all of Bluefield. Great great grandmother Minnie Smith of Bluefield.

William I. Smith Green Valley Bluefield Jason Harding Princeton Community Hospital Todd Andrew J. A. Tabor Jr Irvin H. Smith Maple Acres J. A. Tabor Sr A. C. Smith H. M. Heldreth Minnie Smith

Family Visitors From Across States At Smith Chapel

A series of visits touched families from Oregon Virginia and Florida. Mr and Mrs Jimmy Williams and children of Myrtle Creek Oregon visited T W Hatfield Jr. Edgar Harman of Orlando Fla stopped by as a former area resident. The Harman family from Waynesboro Va and Bailey family hosted relatives. Mrs Claude Clark hosted John Moore Dublin Va and Dixie Dyer Lynchburg Va. E E Harman and sons and Earl Eldridge family visited kin in Birmingham Alabama.

John Moore Dublin Dixie Dyer Lynchburg E. E. Harman Earl Eldridge Birmingham Ala

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