Game Night at Bluefield Country Club Promises Fun
The Bluefield Country Club hosts an evening event labeled Game Night with events coordinated by the house committee. Bundy Harvey leads pingpong, Mr and Mrs H Markle manage basket games, Mr and Mrs John T Wilson handle indoor golf putting, and others including R H Moore and Mr and Mrs J B Moseley oversee foosball and foreshore games. A radio for dancing, sandwiches, and drinks are offered with prizes for winners.
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Bluefield Country Club
Bundy Harvey
H. Markle
John’ T. Wilson
R. H. Moore
J. B. Mo
Home Room Mothers Meet at Mrs Bourne's 617 Clark
North Side school home room mothers gather this evening at 7 30 at the residence of Mrs W K Bourne 617 Clark Street Mrs R B Caudill is chairman urging attendance of the mothers.
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North Side
W. Kbourne
Clark Street
R.B. Caudill
R R Affair by Girl Re Serves at Fairview Junior High
Informal gathering of Miss Reba Keesee's group Girl Re serves held Thursday afternoon at the Y Quertera from 4 to 6 with jig-saw putties and games. About twenty attended. Supper at 6 included sandwiches coffee candy and lemonade.
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Reba Keesee
Fairview Junior High School
Services At Synagogue On Purim Eve
Services at the synagogue start at 8 PM with Rabbi Na thatlel Share preaching on Purim. The Bible class meets Sunday evening at 8 at B'nai B'rith hall Mars hotel for study of the Book of Eather.
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Thatlel Share
Purim
B'nai B'rith Hall
Mars
Carnival theme Hollywood for Prim Priscilla club carnival
Miss Ruth Bartlett sponsors the Prim Priscilla club carnival at Beaver high school on Friday night March 10. The Hollywood concept will be carried through in every detail with impersonations of Mills Brothers and Boas Well sisters among others. Frances Brooke is general chairman and a nine member committee assists. Unlike prior years the four couples with most votes enter the carnival pageant. New candidates include Miss Paulina Porterfield Jack Burks and Robert McQuail.
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Hollywood
Beaver High School
Ruth Bartlett
Mills Brothers
Boas Well Sisters
Tovieland
Frances Brooke
Paulina Porterfield
Jack Burks
Robert McQuail
Welch girl Mary Harris named DAR Continental Congress page
Miss Mary Harris of Welch, daughter of Mr and Mrs Abner N Harrie, is appointed a page for the Continental Congress of the Daughters of the American Revolution. The congress meets in Washington from April 17 to 21.
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Mary Harris
Abner N. Harrie
Welch
Continental Congress
Washington
Eastern Star Honors Its Organizer Mrs F M Bennett
Mrs F M Bennett organizer of Bluefield Chapter No 68 Order of the Star was honored at a Bluefield gathering at the Magical temple for her sixty fifth birthday. A ship centerpiece and pastel decorations framed a program with greetings, song, and gifts as members and friends celebrated the longtime leader and organized chapter history.
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F. M. Bennett
Bluefield
Paar Star
Magonic Temple
Will C. Bailey
O. B
Masonic Temple
Pastel Tea Honors Mrs Bennett by Bluefield Chapter
Calumittes served nut bread sandwiches pineapple delight salad and cakes iced in pastels. Officers listed include Mrs W C Pace chairing with Mrs George Dean and others. An observation contest by Mrs Woods featured kitchen utensil memory games. prizes awarded to Mrs Mabel N Carper and A T Hall. Games under Mrs Carl Mitchell and Mrs D E Templeton complemented the evening honoring Mrs Bennett as mother of the chapter.
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W. CG. Pace
George Dean
Roy D. Hankln
W. C. Easley
Frank Oliver
Frank Morgan
William Woodyard
A. T. Hall
Harry Henderson
Woods
Mabel N. Carper
Ucker
A.T. Hall
Carl Mitchell
D. E. Templeton
Bennett
Binefield
Ladies' Aid Society Meeting at Bramwell Road Home
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Midway Christian church will meet this evening at 7 39 at the home of Mrs Raymond Clark on Bramwell road.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Midway Christian Church
Mra
Raymond Clark
Bramwell Road
Reunion at Kensinger Home Honors 72nd Birthday
A family reunion at Mr and Mrs G T Kensinger home 220 Epm street celebrated Mrs V Kensinger’s 72nd birthday with grandchildren present except three. Orchid yellow and green decor, centerpieces of orchid and yellow sweet peas, and a large guest list from local families.
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G. T. Kensinger
Epm Street
Jimmy
Kenneth
Harold
Guy
Ruby
Dorothy
Douglas
RE. V. Kensinger
Local Lodge Meet At Moore Hall This Afternoon
Bluefield lodge 444 ladies auxiliary to be at Moore hall this afternoon at 2 30 for its regular meeting. Music Culture club held its regular meeting Wednesday morning in Miss Gertrude Watts Bailey studio. Mrs Barry Holmes president presided as plans for a concert later this month were discussed. Correspondence with continued.
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Erle Rath
Holling College
Rath
Bluefield
Burnham
Coréhision
George Smith
Cremona
Italy
First Baptist Church
Henry Rodgin
Bluefield Lodge
Moore Hall
I Pertefiee
Music Culture Club
Beaver Banks High Rated 1 by State Board
Beaver Banks High School received a top rating from the state board for the year 1983. Principal C W Jackson was informed in a letter from Dan H Perdue state supervisor of schools. The district has met standards for senior high schools and has maintained the rating for twenty years ahead of North Central Association membership criteria.
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Beaver High School
State Board of Education
C. W. Jackson
Dan H. Perdue
Perdue
Beaver
North Central Association
Maude Dozier circle meets at Bland Street home
Eleven members attend W M 3 First Baptist church gathering led by Mrs Myers. Song Jesus Calls Us, Scripture reading, prayer, poems, and a mission study discussed by Myers and others. Two new members joined, and four "Sunbeams" visited. Circle agrees to clothe another orphan child.
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Mra
Myers
D. H. Mauldin
W. J. Marsh Jr
John Peters
Bob Wilson
Mre
Raymond Perdue
T. Law
Local Social News and Attending Guests
Premier and Upland residents H. J. Harris and Frank Harris dined with Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Stamper in Bramwell. Mrs. Morton’s illness in Miami sends H. X. Morton there. Miss Hirise Kahie returns to Thornton-Laird company. Several families including Peters DeBusk Walden and Walden clan travel from Cincinnati Saltville and Glade Springs for the funeral of Mrs. W. J. Hutton.
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H. J. Harris
Premier
Frank Harris
Upland
J. H. Stamper
Bramwell Road
H. X. Morton
Miami
Fla
Morton
Misa Hirise Kahie
Thornton-Laird
C. I. Peters
Lilie Herman
Cincinnati
Peters
W. J. Hutton
G. W. DeBusk
Bill DeBusk
J. C. DeBusk
Paxton DeBusk
C. O. DeBusk
Saltville, Va
L. J. Walden
W. L. Walden
G. B
J. 8. Walden
Ethe
Ann Walden
Margaret Jackson
Glade Springs
Home fires burn as Calloway family away on visit
Denver society item reports home fires kept burning while J F Calloway and family were away for a week and visit with neighbors noting the unusual blaze. The brief society notice hints at the incident on page three of the edition.
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Denver
Colo
J. F. Calloway
Fire damages Calloway home with eight foot hole
Smoke triggered by burning trash on the first floor of the Calloway residence. Firefighters responded as flames spread into the basement, causing an eight foot hole and extensive damage. No injuries reported.
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Calloway
Born
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New Kresge Dollar Store
East End Pharmacy
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Fairview Pharmacy
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