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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1981
Page
6
Paul Broyles Sr. explains bonsai as a living art form to Bluefield Garden Club members. He covers pronunciation, meaning, training methods, pot choice, pruning, watering, and design planning, urging patience and practice.
Alpha Delta Kappa Alpha Epsilon Chapter held a September meeting at Concord College Athens with four honorary members Dr Louise McNeill Pease Mrs Florence Marsh Mrs H F Toothman and Dr Meryleen Smith honored. Dr Pease spoke on events shaping her poetry reading poems from Elder berry Flood and a book sale noted at the Charleston Cultural Center. A memorial service for Ella Holroyd Ilona D Scott and Elizabeth Kee followed the luncheon with soloist Linda Hawkins accompanied by Betty Moody. Continuing business covered Southeast Regional Conference Altruistic and St Jude Cancer Research Center updates and Cedar Lakes workshop details reported by Mrs Branyon.
Ada Thompson was honored by the Quota Club of Bluefield during a luncheon at the Elks Club. Mary Esther Thornhill led a program on friendship, Thompson noted for joining in 1947 and presiding as president in 1960, received a corsage and standing ovation.
Bluewell Circle met with Mrs. Lewis Staton and Mary Ella Veneri leading a devotional on Oneness focusing on family spouse and church. Mrs C J Kirby Jr finished the study Beyond Brokenness, urging involvement in the God versus Satan struggle. Members did a hymn word search and thanked contributors, with reports from Mrs Williams and Mrs Jones. Penny a Day was discussed, and shut in visits to Mr and Mrs Bennett planned. Apples and carrots storage note ends the piece.
Montcalm Bluewell Junior Woman's Club at Bluewell United Methodist Church installed four new members. President Aretta Duncan led the meeting as committee reports were heard and plans were made.
The American Cancer Society produced a public education film explaining why informed women smoke and how they quit. It follows three women as they face quitting, reveals facts about smoking and cancer, emphasizes pregnancy risks, quitting benefits, and weight gain concerns. It is aimed at women’s groups with scheduling through the local cancer office.
The Keystone-Northfork Woman's Club will meet at the Keystone Rotary clubhouse Tuesday at 7 30 p.m. Mrs John Walters chairman of the Home Life Department will lead the program. Volunteers for the Bloodmobile meet at the Rotary clubhouse Wednesday at 7 30 p.m. Bring donor lists.
The Bluefield Daily Telegraph lists Tuesday events such as a pillow making demo at 10:00 a.m. at the 4H camp grounds in Glenwood and several meetings at Fink's Caffernia Princeton, Matoaka United Methodist, and other venues. Wednesday includes garden club sessions, a Bluefield Old Guard meeting, Quota Club lunch, and Moose and Women of the Moose gatherings.
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