Church Schedules Various Musical and Homecoming Events
A roundup of church events includes Giotto First Missionary Baptist at 3 p.m. Sunday featuring multiple choirs from Bluestone Bramwell Freeman Upland and McComas with Rev. T. B. Hamlin pastor. Crumpler First Church of God hosts a 31 member cantata and drama weekend led by Rev. Francis Blevins. Montcalm United Methodist postpones homecoming to Sept 17. The Master’s Four from Lynchburg perform gospel services in Spanishburg Princeton and Liberty Baptist Tabernacle. Ashworth Methodist at Matoaka dedicates J Hyatt Bailey Memorial Office with 11 a.m. service and 1:30 p.m. church picnic. Indian Creek District Primitive Baptist Association holds its 136th annual session in Mount View. Montcalm Church of God screens The Rapture Thursday. Mount Zion Baptist in Bluefield welcomes Rev. Lawrence L. Beale and Male Chorus. Stinson United Methodist hosts Crestmen Quartet from Harrisonburg Saturday at 7:30 p.m.
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Building Fund Committee
First Missionary Baptist Church
Giotto
Mercy Seat Baptist Church of
Crumpler Church OF God
Lynchburg
Spanishburg Methodist Church
Liberty Baptist Tabernacle
Mercer Street
Advent Christian Church
Oliver Avenue
Princeton
Ashworth United Methodist Church
Ashworth United
Mount Zion Baptist Church
Lawrence L. Beale
Bluefield
Stinson United Methodist Church
Crestmen
Harrisonburg
Oakvale Road
J. B. Osborne
Answering death visions with Christian resurrection hope
A reader asks if near death experiences prove life after death. The response cautions against accepting visions as proof, noting psychological factors and conflicting accounts. It asserts Christian faith rests on Jesus Christ’s resurrection as the sole basis for eternal life, and warns that hell and heaven are real per Scripture.
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Christ
Hell
Heaven
Jesus
Princeton Public notices and events roundup
Community readers are informed of upcoming programs at Princeton Junior High and Princeton High School auditorium. Film showings at Princeton Public Library include Dr Doolittle at 10 15 a m and 2 15 p m with no charge. Health program at Princeton Community Hospital discusses insulin and oral medications with pharmacist Randy Sarles and ends with Q A. Pipe stem State Park amphitheater features Eco Theatre John Henry tale and Concord College Commanders concert and a youth music group Sounds of Conviction. Disney cartoons free showing at Bluefield Va Municipal Building. West Virginia legislative subcommittee meets to review revised criminal code draft open to public January 11 1979 start.
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Princeton Public Library
Dr. Doolittle
Princeton Community Hospital
Randy Sarles
PCH
Pipestem
Pipestern State Park
Eco Theatre
Concord College Commanders
Sounds of Conviction
Princeton
Walt Disney
Bluefield
Princeton Council Approves Two Police Cruiser Purchases
The Princeton city council, after reviewing proposals, approved buying two police cruisers and discussed policies on a clothing allowance for police and fire departments along with a sidewalk construction framework. City manager Harry Price outlined records, ownership transfer after one year, and penalties for unreturned items while noting sidewalk funding and priority areas.
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Princeton
Harry Price
Council
Price
Department of Highways
Hunt Street
High Street
Pine Street
Mitchener Chevrolet
Narrows
Walt Dempsey Chevrolet
Koons
Judge apologizes for way defendant brought into court
West Virginia Circuit Judge William O. Bivens Jr dismissed Ernest Lockett’s armed robbery indictment after the principal witness declined to ID the suspect. The judge apologized to the defendant and jurors for bringing them to court without complete evidence, noting the case was dismissed rather than tried. Thirty five jurors were present, costing the county money.
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Mercer County
William O. Bivens Jr
West Virginia
Ernest Lockett
Lockett
Bivens
Virginia
Virginia Virginia livestock prices update weekly market report
Feeder cattle average $2 lower for steers and heifers. Steers 300-500 lbs Choice $63.40-72, Good $55-67, Medium $49-59. Heifers Choice $52-58, Good $45.54, Medium $42-49. Steers 500-750 lbs Good & Choice $51.50-43.50, Medium $43-57.50. Heifers Good & Choice $50-57, Medium $42-48.25. Oklahoma City Thursday feeder cattle steady to $1-2 lower with varied prices by weight. Slaughter cows and bulls down $1. heifers up $1-3. Midwest Thursday steers and heifers mixed. Hog prices: top hogs $49.20, sows $32-39.50. hogs up $1 in Midwest. Lambs slaughter down $1. feeder lambs steady to $2 higher at $57.38. ewes up $4 to $23.21.
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Virginia Department of Agriculture & Consumer Services
Oklahoma City
Midwest
Choice
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