Community center banquet set for Bluefield
The Bluefield Community Center hosts its annual banquet Saturday at 6 p.m. at the Herb Sims Youth Center on Stadium Drive with keynote speaker Edris Miller of Coopers. Miller, Bramwell area native and Bramwell Town Council member, is a retired educator active in community service and leads the Flat Top Missionary Baptist Association Ladies Auxiliary. The program features STARZ School of Dance and other performers, remarks by Mercer County officials, and the usual membership appeal. The banquet funds the center, established in 1918 to aid the African American community during segregation, and now serves all ages.
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Starz School of Dance
Princeton Dance Studio
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Mercer County Board of Education
Marvin Rogers
Bluefield State College
Harriett Wright
Michael Cunningham
Dwain Harwick
Surgeon Dr William Epstein to close practice this fall
After 24 years serving Princeton Bluefield and surrounding areas Dr William Epstein announces the closing of his surgical practice effective September 30 2000. Current patients should contact the office at 425-1852 or 425-0354.
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Exchange program seeks host families for AISE students
American Intercultural Student Exchange a nonprofit foundation seeks host families for high school foreign exchange students from 25 countries. Students stay five or ten months living with local families and attending nearby high schools to practice English and share culture. Contact 1-800-SIBLING or visit www.aise.com.
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Suspect arrested in Marion abduction case casey shephard named accessory
A third person has been arrested in the Marion County kidnapping of James Craig Phillips. Police recovered about 25000 dollars in furniture and electronics tied to the case. William Phillips an alias, Jessica Forbes and Casey Shephard face charges of kidnapping conspiracy and accessory to fraudulent use of a credit card. Sheriff Watkins notes the suspect's true identity is unknown and fingerprints have been sent to the FBI for verification.
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