Miss Snow Weds Benny Gray In Princeton Church Rite
Miss Carolyn Denise Snow and Benny Bryant Gray united in a double ring ceremony at First Assembly of God Church Princeton on March 7 at 6 p.m. The service featured Glen Strickland as pastor with music by Carl and Sharon Caffee and Brenda Gooch on organ.
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Assembly of God
Princeton
Carolyn Denise Snow
Benny Bryant Gray
Glen Strickland
Carl
Sharon Caffee
Brenda Gooch
Jack J. Snow
Brenda Lankbeil
Beth Ayers
Vicky Miller
Club Calendar of Meetings and Events This Week
Tuesday schedule lists Hobby Hut craft class at Glenwood 10:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. Mercer County Historical Society at Fink's Cafeteria Beckley Road with program at 7. Matoaka Kiwanis at Matoaka United Methodist Church 7:00 p.m. Wednesday groups include Princeton Girl Scout Service Unit 10:00 a.m. at Princeton Presbyterian and several church meetings 10:00 to 12:45 with circle and WMU events. Other items: Quota Club noon at Elks Club 12:00, Westminster Presbyterian Women 1:00, Hill Avenue Garden Club 7:00, Y Teen fashion show 7:30, and Women of the Moose 7:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobby Hut
Glenwood
Mercer County Historical Society
Fink’s
Beckley Road
Matoaka Kiwanis Club
Matoaka United Methodist Church
Princeton Girl Scout Service Unit
Princeton Presbyterian Church
Christ Episcopal Church
Old Guard
Trinity United Methodist Church
Women's Council
First Presbyterian Church
College Avenue Baptist Church
WMU
Quota Club
Elks Club
Westminster Presbyterian Women’s Council
World Service Room
Hill Avenue
Tiffany Manor
Bramwell PTA Plans Donut Sale and Festival Nomination
Bramwell PTA met at the school with Sherman Graves opening devotions. Plans were made for a donut sale led by Fern Bell and Sally Newcomb chairs the spring festival. A nominating committee led by Becke Mullins and including Mrs Bell Dee Mullins Gail Lively and Mr Graves was elected. John Griffith reported on last year’s Special Olympics in Parkersburg and the PTA voted to donate $100 toward the 1981 event. Teachers of the Month were named and Mrs Lambert’s theater class performed a skit. The board of education will not provide a copy machine and the PTA will take it as a project. Father’s Night prizes were awarded.
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Bramwell Pta
Sherman Graves
Fern Bell
Sally Newcomb
Becke Mullins
Bell
Dee Mullins
Gail Lively
Graves
John Griffith
Parkersburg
PTA
Carlyn Long
Richard Howell
Fowlkes
Shirley Gay
American Indians Topic For DAR Program At Bluefield
Kenneth L. Valliere of Bluefield College spoke at the John Chapman Chapter DAR meeting at the Y Center on The American Indian. He traced early life and changing views from noble savage to barbarian, noted land pressure, and described the Georgia Cherokees who by 1827 had an alphabet and a newspaper.
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Kenneth L. Valliere
Bluefield College
John Chapman
Daughters of the American Revolution
Y” Center
Andrew Jackson
Mississippi
Georgia
South
Bluefield OES Chapter 66 Holds Regular Meeting
Bluefield OES Chapter 66, Order of Eastern Star, met with Worthy Matron Helen Vermillion and Worthy Patron John Vermillion presiding. A welcome was given to Mrs. Mary Theodorou and Mr and Mrs Eugene Kennedy. thank-you notes were read from Mrs Martha Butt and Miss Pride Watson.
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Bluefield
Order of Eastern Star
Helen Vermillion
John Vermillion
Mary Theodorou
Eugene Kennedy
Martha Butt
Miss Pride Watson
Graveside rites for Pauline Elliott held in Bluefield
Graveside services were held at Woodlawn Memorial Park Bluefield for Pauline Elliott who died in Orlando Florida on March 6 with Rev Borden Brady officiating Funeral services were at Azalea Park Methodist Church in Orlando Out of town relatives included son Joe Elliott and family of Charlotte NC daughter Kathryn Baylor of Orlando and sister Thelma Cruise of Clarksburg Elliott a former Keystone resident and United Methodist member was active in civic groups She served as president of the State Welfare Department in Charleston before retiring to Florida There were several lodge and chapter notices and a future schedule of events for eastern star units including meetings and installations in nearby Virginia and West Virginia with a focus on community service and historic preservation projects.
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Woodlawn Memorial Park
Bluefield
Pauline Elliott
Orlando
Fla
Borden Brady
Azalea Park Methodist Church
Joe Elliott
Charlotte
N. C
Kathryn Baylor
J. E
Thelma) Cruise
Clarksburg
Elliott
Keystone
United Methodist Church
State Welfare Department
Charleston
Florida
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Miss Snow
Benny Gray
Jessica Sloane
Bill Sankbeil
William Frank Sankbeil
Randy Hebb
Matoaka
Richard Sigman
Keith Wiley
Patricia Slaughter
Kimball
Peggy Waller
Bill Slaughter
Linda Femino
Patty Trail
Niagara Falls
Fox Ridge Apartments
Bluefield Auto Club
Bluefield Automobile Club
Pam Am
United
British Airways
Piedmont
Carnival Cruise Lines
Aeromech
Amtrak
Cartan Travel
Jeff Mann
Akron
Ohio
Tiffany Brooke
Cheryl Wanner
Donald Kessling
Howarth Shanks
Northfork
Justin Lee
Princeton Community Hospital
John Clark
Y”” Center
Bluefield Chapter 565
Women of the Moose
Moose Home
Ildren
Mother’s
Mercer Mall
Bluefield, W.va
ettesOyard
Roger Wagner
Enrique Graf
W.va
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Bluefield Oes
Keystone Northfork Area News
Berkeley
International Eastern Star
Washington
D.C
George Washington Masonic National Memorial
Alexandria
Virginia Burgoyne
Oak Hill
Bramwell
Pearis
Pearlsburg
Mercer Lodge
Helen Hunt Jackson
M. T. Meachum
Eleanor Jennings
Stuart Henderson
National Defense
Alton D. Slay
United States
Soviet Union
Mary Lou Taylor
Jimmy Martin
West Virginia
DAR
Ann Jarvis
Jarvis
Sheraton
Miss Jennings
Raleigh McLaughlin
Ben Bates
Richard Alley
Bill Greever
C. R Ryan
Fort Savannah Inn
Lewisburg
Hosstesses
F Frank Hancock
Conrad Brevick
Roy Buchanan
G. R. Evans Sr
Henderon
P. H. Davis Jr
U. S. Navy
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American Medical Assocation
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Dena Odeaa
REX Food Center
Vansant, VA
Acme Super Markets
Deskins Super Markets
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