Lenten luncheon tradition anchors Bluefield churches
Bluefield residents from several Piotsier congregations gathered at First Presbyterian Church for the 41st annual Lenten Luncheon series opening Ash Wednesday. The event featured Rev. Mark Conner as guest pastor, prayers for the Echols family, and scheduled speakers from local churches through Easter.
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Bluefield Church
Eople
Piotsier
Bluefield
First Presbyterian Church
Jesus Christ
WD. Hasty
First Presbyterian
Frank Hancock
Bluefield Supply Company
Howard Hale
Ncock
Bluefield Supply
Hale
Trinity United Methodist Church
Blitefield Supply
Center
Mark Conner
Conner
Christ
Presbyterian
Dolly Hager
Elizabeth Morgan
Christ Episcopal
Soap Opera Overview Feb 26 to Mar 2
The week sketches plot pivots across soaps. Edmund and Dimitri travel to Ontario pursuing Alex. Quinn remains under surveillance. Leopold and family tensions rise as Leo suspects David’s culpability, while Hayley worries about passing alcoholism to her child. NEXT WEEK: many shows advance key conflicts including affairs, betrayals, and legal moves.
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Edmund
Dimitri
Ontario
Alex
Quinn
Dixie
David
Leslie
Tad
Pam
Leo
Hayley
Molly
Hal
Tom
Herold
Bridget
Deacon
Gene
Kate
Victor
Philip
Nancy
Chloe
Hope
Lexie
Marlo
Stefano
General Hospital
Carly
Sonny
Laura
Roy
Bobbie
Melissa
Elizabeth
Lucky
Istanbul
Luke
Monica
Scott
Guiding Light
Danny
Michelle
May
Marah
Tony
Ing
Reva
Cassie
Richard
Beth
Harley
Ross
Billy
Holly
Max
Nora
Todd
Blair
Ben
Sam
Jennifer
Jessica
Cristian
Asa
Gina
Grace
Ivy
Ethan
Theresa
Rebecca
Julian
Tabitha
Miguel
Charity
Hell
Gwen
Port Charles
Ian
Eve
Lucy
Rachel
Kevin
Jack
Chris
Livvie
Frank
Karen
THE
Young and the Restless
Phyllis
Warron
Matt
Milwaukee
Nick
Mac
J.T
Sharon
Births announced from Bluefield area families
Shawn K Nichols and Leslie A Nichols of Bluefield welcome son Kelsey James Nichols born February 8 2001 at Princeton Community Hospital weighing 5 pounds 14 ounces with grandmother Darrell Nester and grandfather James Nichols among others. Allison Danielle Church born February 13 2001 at Princeton Community Hospital weighs 15.7 ounces with Johnny and Kathy Kitts as grandparents and Roby and Mary Church of Rock as additional relatives. Isaac Joshua Dalton born February 14 2001 at Bluefield Regional Medical Center weighs 7 pounds 5 3/4 ounces with Tracy Brooks as mother and Gary and Judith Dalton as grandparents. Nicole Marie Lange born February 12 2001 at Bluefield Regional Medical Center weighs 5 pounds 14 1/2 ounces with Tina Lange as mother and Dean and Linda Slaughter and Troy and Sandy Lange among grandparents. Alexis Leanne Rhudy born February 13 2001 at Bluefield weighing 6 pounds 9 3/4 ounces with J L Rhudy Jr and Clayton Hutchinson as grandparents.
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Princeton Community Hospital
Johnny and
Kathy Kitts
Bluefield
Roby and Mary Church
Rock
Dalton - Joshua
Tracy Dalton
Isaac Joshua Dalton
Bluefield Regional Medical Center
Tracy Brooks
Gary
Judith Dalton
Richard and
Mae Brooks
Lange - Toby
Tina Lange
Nicole Marie Lange
Tina Williams
Dean and
Linda Slaughter
Eddy
Texas
Troy
Sandy Lange
Racer
Glenna Williams
Fred
Brenda Dunford
Rhody J.L
Leslie Rhody
Tazewell
Alexis Leanne Rhudy
Leslie Hutchinson
J.L. Rhudy Jr
Burkes Garden
Clayton Hutchinson
Bluefield Va
Brush Creek CEOS Club Earns Blue Ribbons at February Meeting
Brush Creek Community Educational Outreach Service met at the Commission on Aging room in February. President Lois Mitchell led and Lisa Horton spoke on scrapbooks and upcoming events. The club earned blue ribbons for scrapbook and reports while planning a diabetic cooking school for April 10, 17 and 24 and a valentine project for nursing home patients.
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Brush Creek Club
Brush Creek Community Educational Outreach Service
Commission On Aging
Lois Mitchell
All
Violette Oney
Lena Thomas
Freda Snider
Lisa Horton
Mercer County Extension
Ms. Horton
Mitchell
Ceres Baptist Church
Brush Creek Ceos Club
Snider
Edna Looney
Coins of Genghis Khan surface fueling collector frenzy
Mongol emperor coins from the 11th century Sung Dynasty resurface on the market triggering a fast selling wave among collectors. ICS officials call the artifacts blood money of a brutal era and note precise calligraphy and square holes used for stringing. Coins cost 9.95 dollars each with 3 per household limit and certificates of authenticity.
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China
Ghengis Khan
George Hubbard
International Collectors Society
Ghengis
Hubbard
S&h
ICS
Red Run Blvd
Owings Mills
U.S
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Rossini
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Chuck Echols
Echols
Bland Street Methodist Church
Bill Archer
Craig
Khan
Julius Caesar
Alexander the Great
Icsnow.com
George Hubb