League Advised To Learn The People
Bluefield Civic League held its annual carry-in dinner at the Golden Age Center to discuss international affairs. Dr C H Patterson spoke on travel abroad and cultural understanding, with Mrs Meadows resigning as president and Mrs Boice to serve the rest of the term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield Civic League
Eugene Horton
Edward Wilmer
Scott Shott
Howard Meadows
West Virginia
Pearl Buck
China
Angie Genovesi
The
Cancer Society
League
Abbs Valley-Boissevain PTA Honors Fathers Night
Abbs Valley Boissevain PTA honors fathers during Fathers Night with guest speaker Ray Winner transportation supervisor for Tazewell County schools. Mrs Williams presided. Margie Reeves led Pledge. devotions by Martha Dixon. prayer offered. Reports by Audrey Howell and Jenny Williby. Bus safety talk cited by Mr Wimmer. Membership drive to continue toward 700 goal. Delores Shrader presented five dollar gasoline gift certificates donated by Amoco Ashland and Mack's Pocahontas stations to fathers Pruett Davis Rider. Clifton Miller won door prize. fifth grade won room count. refreshments by fifth grade parents. Principal Money announced Book Fair November 16 20 and roof recoating. Yearbook plans noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbs Valley- Boissevain Pta
Ray Winner
Tazewell County
Dottie Williams
Margie Reeves
Martha Dixon
Williams
Audrey Howell
Jenny Williby
Wimmer
PTA
Extension Homemakers Plan Holiday Programs
The Tazewell County Extension Homemakers Clubs with Janette Newhouse invite the public to their Joy of Christmas holiday program at Gethsemane Baptist Church fellowship hall on Clinch Street next to Richlands Mall on Nov 4 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. A repeat session is set for Nov 5 at the Tazewell County Extension office in Tazwell, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. The event features nutritious holiday recipes, a cookie workshop, and sewing activities with a $1 registration and door prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tazewell County
Extension Homemakers
Virginia Cooperative Extension Service
Bluefield Club Calendar Highlights Local Meetings
East River Mountain Garden Club holds a business meeting at the Y Center followed by a public litter control film narrated by Jonathan Winters. Bluefield Old Guard gathers at Trinity United Methodist Church at 10:30 a.m. Quota Club meets at the Elks Club at noon. Bluefield Moose Women of the Moose meet at Roy Avenue Moose Home at 7:00 p.m. Bluefield Christian Women's Club hosts luncheon style show and speaker at the Sheraton at noon. Pink Dogwood Garden Club convenes at 8:00 p.m. with Mrs C Glover and co host Mrs Inez Gregory at 700 Albemarle Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East River Mountain Garden Club
Jonathan Winters
Bluefield Old Guard
Tinity United Methodist Church
Quota Club of
Bluefield
Elks Club
Bluefield Christian Women’s Club
Sheraton
Pink Dogwood Garden Club
C. §. Glover
Albemarle St
Inez Gregory
Ladies Retreat Dinner Held at Christian Acres
The Bluefield Area Ladies Retreat appreciation dinner was held at Christian Acres. Patty OQuinn welcomed attendees while Joyce Carroll led a devotional poem and prayer. New officers were installed with an Ima Jean Brooks Dolly Shrader led ceremony. Shirley Mutter sang special music with OQuinn on piano. The message by Johnny Elmore urged love faith and courage to fulfill church work and office duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield Area
Christian Acres
Patty O’quinn
Joyce Carroll
Ima Jean Brooks
Dolly Shrader
Shirley Mutter
Miss O'Quinn
Johnny Elmore
Mudfork Church of Christ
Club Plans Senior Citizens Day Program
The Montcalm Senior Woman's Club, with Mrs. Ralph Hall presiding, outlined a Senior Citizens Day program for Sunday Oct 2 at First Christian Church Montcalm from 2 to 4 pm. Special guest Donald Whittaker, devotions by Mrs. Freda Peters, and a Measuring Party for Pearl Buck Foundation were planned along with club reports and a salad social hour. Hostesses were Mrs. Daniel Parks and Mrs. Gladys Reed. November meet at Dr William Prudich's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Hall
Montcalm
First Christian Church
Tommy Robbins
Cletus Mabe
Donald Whittaker
Freda Peters
Peter
Elbert Jones
Robbins
Tam Faw
GFWC
Care
Bradford Exchange
Sam Zeoli
Hall
Pearl Buck Foundation
Daniel Parks
Gladys Reed
Montcalm United Methodist Church
William Prudich
Anawalt News Briefs Highlight Local Family Visits
Mrs. Clyde Parish returned from Roanoke and Vinton visits with her children Danielle, Roger Middleton, and Sylvia Ray family. Mrs. John Presley is a Stevens Clinic Hospital patient in Welch. Larry Hoback and family moved from Welch to a new home. Larry attends Anawalt Elementary. Numerous relatives visited Carl Bennington’s home for a gathering honoring Bobby Hoback and family from Columbus. Angela, Bill Jr., Charles, Larry, and Lee Roy Jarrels attended with Bill Woolridge family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Parish
Roger Middleton
Danielle
Roanoke
Sylvia Ray
Vinton, Va
John Presley
Stevens Clinic
Welch
Larry Hoback
Here
Larry
Anawalt
Jerry Blackburn
Wolfpen
Joe Lopep
Clarence Woolridge
O'Toole
Bobby Hoback
Columbus
Bill Woolridge
Angela
Bill Jr
Charles
Lee Roy Jarrels
Harvest Festival Set At Spanishburg
The Junior Class of Spanishburg High School sponsors a Harvest Festival on Friday Nov 13 from 7 30 to 10 p m featuring games such as fishing balloon shaving haunted house jail and face painting. A Harvest Festival King and Queen will be crowned with 25 cent admission. Also notes a mushroom freezing tip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spanishburg High School
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Bluefield College of Evangelism
Helen Burnette
Jackie Herndon
Joanne
Mathena
Katy Haines
Dianna Ball
Anita Yuhasz
Shirley Taylor
Mrs. Horton
Bluefield Holiday Inn
Abbs Valley
Boissevain
Joseph Pruett
Claude Davis
Donnie Rider
Amoco
Ashland
Mack
Pocahontas
Tammy Shrader
Clifton Miller
Kemp
Money
Women of the Moose
Moose
Roy Avenue
Filbert
Robert Bennington
Sherri
Kevin
Carl Bennington
Lisa Clarkson
Bluewell
Beth Houchins
Joe Bon Durant
Barbara Lilly
Helen Houchins
Miss Houchins
Mrs. Clarkson
Spanishburg
Itrarraroltp
Vin
Cumberland RD
Charlene Belcher
Mgr
Sam Hicks
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