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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1978

Page

5

Guild Of Organists Entertain Lecture On Hymnology

Dr Norman Blake organist and music director will lecture on Hymnology at Bluefield Chapter Guild of Organists open meeting Tuesday 730 pm in Westminster Presbyterian Church fellowship hall. Pot luck supper precedes session. officers for 1978 79 to be elected. Blake born in London trained at Westminster Abbey Durham University RAF veteran moved to Lynchburg 1967 to lead Virginia Episcopal School music then First Presbyterian Church organist choirmaster. He also directs Gilbert and Sullivan at the Fine Arts Center and choruses at Randolph Macon Woman's College Governor's School for Gifted Children.

Norman Blake Bluefield Guild of Organists Fellowship Hall Westminster Presbyterian Church Beatrice D. Richardson Dr. Blake London England Westminster Abbey University of Durham Royal Air Force United States Texas New England Lynchburg Virginia Episcopal School First Presbyterian Church Governor's School For Randolph-Macon Woman's College Old Guard Trinity United Methodist Church Brier Bluewell Home Sherman Tomblin Forest Hills Garden Club Carson Cantrell Ridgecrest Duplicate Club R. L. Shumate Ridgecrest Road Bluefield Woman's Club Pat Godbey Bluefield State College Women's Club City Park

Someday you'll thank me for this Bombeck piece

A reader asks about the phrase someday you'll thank me for this and Bombeck recalls the origin from a Des Moines housewife in 1934. She argues the line is a last resort to curb misbehavior and prevent a child from enjoying an activity, often used when a spanking or restriction is imminent.

Erma Bombeck California Gayley S San Francisco Gayley Des Moines Iowa Collect

It's Strawberry Time in Virginia Share of berries from Pick Your Own

The piece extols the annual strawberry season in Virginia with a Pick Your Own program, notes berries are best on the east coast, and gives storage tips. It covers selection cues, ripeness indicators, refrigeration, washing rules, and simple preparation ideas for fresh and preserved berries. It emphasizes quick handling and proper care to maximize flavor and shelf life.

Virginia Ncan

Alpha Delta Kappa Holds State Biennial Convention

Three members from Alpha Mu Chapter attended the Huntington convention with theme Growth Through Knowledge. State officers were installed, memorial service held, and speeches by Arch Jr and Mrs Muriel Dressler highlighted the weekend. The April 1980 meeting is set for Morgantown’s Lakeview Country Club.

Alpha Mu Alpha Delta Kappa Huntington Holiday Inn Julia Kovach Morgantown Arch Jr West Virginia China Jane Hobson Metropolitan Opera Marshall University Agnes Robertson Kansas City Muriel Dressler St. Albans Dressler Kovach Lakeview Country Club

BHS Art Student Displays Works at Front Lobby

Bluefield High School senior Helen Fowler will exhibit 22 artworks in the front lobby from Monday through May 12. The works explore many media and styles. She is the daughter of Roy and Mrs. Fowler and plans to study English and art at Concord College this fall.

Bluefield High School Helen Fowler Roy W. Fowler Concord College

National Hospital Week Observances at St Luke's Hospital

St Luke's Hospital marks National Hospital Week May 7 to 13 with daily activities for staff and community. Events include coffee and doughnuts, free blood pressure clinics, an awards banquet at Coal City Auditorium, afternoon punch and cookies, a supervisor breakfast, and hospital tours with refreshments. Public invited.

St. Luke’s Hospital St. Luke’s Coal City Auditorium

Mercer Art Guild Exhibits At Center

The Mercer Art Guild opens at the Cultural Center in Charleston with mobiles by Ted Guenther and works across watercolors oils acrylics drawings and sculptures from artists James Bailey Raymond Branham Rita Montrosse Virginia Walker Ellen Elmes Joy Shott Lois Taylor and Michael Adams. The exhibit runs through May 22 and previews future shows in West Virginia and beyond including the Delmorona Museum and Cultural Center in Moundsville and a New York gallery exhibit.

Cultural Center Charleston Mercer Art Guild Mercer County Ted Guenther James Bailey Raymond Branham Rita J. Montrosse Virginia Walker Ellen Elmes Joy Shott Lois Taylor Michael W. Adams West Virginia New Delmorona Museum and Cultural Center Moundsville New York City

Metropolitan Star Is Series Artist

Donald Gramm, bass baritone and Metropolitan Opera star, headlines the Community Concert Association 1978-79 season. The association opens its annual membership drive with a 6:30 p.m. dinner at the Y Center, kicking off a week of outreach to enroll members for four concerts. For info call 327-4214 or write Box 687, Bluefield WV.

Donald Gramm Community Concert Association Gramm Y" Center Association Bluefield

Rise Shine Class Holds Program Rise Shine Class Holds Program

The Rise and Shine Group of the First United Methodist Church met on Tuesday May 2 led by Pauline Elmore. Mrs Hallie Belcher gave a devotional on using time for mankind’s future, and Mrs Wthel Collins spoke on What Purpose Means to Me highlighting four Christian outreach ideas. Mrs Leslie Griffith continued the Women of the Bible study with a talk on Sarah and Miriam and their trials.

First United Methodist Church Pauline Elmore Hallie Belcher Wthel Collins Leslie Griffith Sarah Miriam

Pat Mason Returns for Residency Workshops in Bluefield

Patricia Keene Mason, noted New York artist and gallery director, returns to Bluefield for a week of artist in residence workshops. She will lead Discovery in Art sessions for kindergarten through sixth grades, conduct seminars at local high schools and Bluefield State College, and join the Fine Arts Department. Public programs include talks on modern art and informal art criticism at the Big Blue Lounge with Allan Jonas, plus school workshops across Bluefield schools and the college campus.

Patricia Keene Mason New York Bluefield Bluefield State College Miss Mason Allan Jonas Big Blue Lounge New York City Big Blue Charleston Mercer County Art Guild

FOE Auxiliary To Present Awards Ceremony May 9

The FOE Auxiliary meets at 7:30 p.m. in the Aerie Home on Princeton Ave to honor Doris Iddings as Auxiliary Mother for 1978 and present a savings bond and Youth Ideals certificate to Donald Hill chosen by Bluefield High School guidance. Wesley and Kathyn Wyatt receive Father of the Year honors from Henry Hopkins. Edith Hopkins notes receipts from the Art Erhmann Cancer Fund. Officers to be elected, installation set for May 23.

FOE Doris Iddings Donald Hill Aerie Princeton Ave Wesley Kathyn Wyatt Henry Hopkins Bluefield Aerie Hopkins Hale Edith Hopkins Thelma Hale Clara Kelly June Winesette Art Erhmann

Blue Triangle Club Pots Plants at Billie Jean Carty Home

The Blue Triangle Club met at the Y Center and traveled to Billie Jean Carty home for dinner. Miss Ruth Sage led with prayer, Kathleen Stowers reported. Afterward Carty presented a horticulture program and guided members to pot plants to take home.

Blue Triangle Club Billie Jean Carty Ruth Sage Kathleen Stowers Carty

Leftover mincemeat used in biscuit roll filling

Practical note advises using a small amount of mincemeat left from pies as a filling for a biscuit mix roll, offering a quick reuse idea for pantry scraps.

Club Calendar Highlights From Community Groups

Monday activities include rummage sale at Grace Methodist Church parking lot and luncheons at Trinity United Methodist Church Andre's Gourmet and Bluefield Woman's Club. Various chapters of Beta Sigma Phi, Foster Parents, Twilight Twirlers, and others meet. Sarah Bernhardt program noted.

Grace Methodist Church Virginia Asher Bible Council Bluefield Woman's Club Trinity United Methodist Church Cumberland Garden Club Andre's Gourmet Dudley Pta Kappa Betna Sigma Phi Hazel Caldwell Albemarle Street Bluefield Craft Memorial Library Twilight Twirlers Moose Hall Xi Omicron Beta Sigma Phi Jack Sutton Cliffmond William Wolfe Sarah Bernhardt Grace United Methodist Church Shelby Heights Taffola Women The Church of God Nancy Susan Bush FOE Aerie Home Lois Russell Montcalm Friends and Neighbors Home Demonstration Club

Pisgah HDC Meets Wednesday

Pisgah Home Demonstration Club will meet at Glenwood H Camp Wednesday at 10 30 a m. Hostesses will be Mrs Wayne Blankenship and Mrs Walters.

Pisgah Home Demonstration Club Glenwood +H Camp Wayne Blankenship Walters Glenwood +H

Newcomers Wine Cheese Party Planned

Bluefield Newcomers Club hosts a wine and cheese party on Saturday May 13 at the home of Mr and Mrs Jerry Leary 1608 Valley View Ave. Couples bring their own wine and glasses and cheese will be served. Members are asked to pay 3 dollars per couple to cover spring party expenses.

Bluefield

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