Open House Planned For Parsonage on Meadow Street
The Meadow Street parsonage will host an open house Sunday December 15 from 7 to 9 30 p m. The event is directed by the Official Board and the WSCS with committees led by Oscar W Adams Mrs R E Harbert and other church leaders coordinating music hospitality publicity and refreshments.
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Meadow Street
WSCS
Oscar W. Adams
Circle and Guilds
R. E. Harbert
Ted Malcolm
W. S. Matin
W. Robert Carr
H. K. Martin
Clarice Johnston
P. I. Lilly
Slyde Elmore
E. H. Bay
E. J. Mann
D. J. Bailes
E. J. Reaser
R. E. Coleman
Ward Sowers
D. J. Bailey
Fire destroys three downtown Corbin firms
An early morning blaze in Corbin Kentucky destroyed Mullins Supply Co Kentucky Finance Co and Western Tire & Accessory Co causing about 250000 in damages. Four families above the stores fled to keep warm as firefighters from nearby towns battled the fire and power was cut to protect a feeder line.
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Corbin
London
Barbourville
Williamsburg
City Utilities Commission
Mullins Supply Co
Kentucky Finance Co
Western Tire & Accessory Co
Education Bills Near Passage in Washington
Conferees report settlement on most issues of a broad vocational education program with one remaining question on state grant levels. Agreement would clear the way for a $1.2 billion college aid measure held up in the Senate. The deal includes extensions of the impacted areas program and the 1958 National Defense Education Act and boosts loan funding from $90 million to $125 million this year and $135 million next year.
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Washington
Senate
House
House Okays Foreign Aid Measure With MFN Provisions
The House approved a 3.6 billion foreign aid authorization 195 to 164 sending the bill to the Senate for final action. It sets the ceiling while the separate appropriation bill, likely lower, funds the programs. David E Bell urged support citing a need to extend MFN to Poland and Yugoslavia to promote independence from Moscow.
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Washington
House
Poland
Senate
Congress
David E. Bell
Senate Appropriations Committee
Residents vote twice for district school board
Pardy Missouri residents in a new school district endured two elections to select a school board as the process required a second ballot after the first failed to produce a majority.
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Pardy, Mo
Expansion Of Industry Eye In Athens Meeting
Athens local industrial development committee discussed expanding two firms on the Athens Hinton Road. Guy Scyphers led the talks with the firms’ owners present urging careful expansion planning. After market investigation, the committee will reconvene to review the projects and set a tentative follow up.
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Athens
Athens-Hinton
Guy Scyphers
Honors Listed At Bluestone
Bluestone School announces honor roll recipients with A and B grade averages. Names span from first to twelfth grade, including Earl Day and Con suella Kinnemore in twelfth grade, Sally Gravely and Joyce Webb in eleventh, and Mona Lisa Cannaday in first grade.
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Bluestone School
M. B. Guyton
Princeton
Earl Day
Consuella Kinnemore
Delorise Osborne
Floretta Stringfield
Sally Gravely
Joyce Webb
Andrew Bryson
Deborah Davis
Mickey DeBerry
Bve Martin
Warren Pet
Hester Francis
Corinne Gravely
Juanita Grisgby
James Hairston
Jacqueline Jones
Diane Mullins
Patricia Coxby
Alicia Guyton
Sylvia Hodge
Linda Young
Patricia Cardwell
Morris Smith
Inez Webb
Shirley Brooks
Rochelle Foulks
Sylvia Guyton
Debbie Graves
Vera Walton
Emmanuel Fuller
Rodney Nelson
Bernice Ward
William Berger
Pamela Davis
Michael Guyton
Diane McDaniel
Northfork Elk Horn Junior High Honors List
Northfork Elk Horn Junior High announces nine weeks honor roll under principal Robert Goosens. Ninth grade honorees include Katherine Ferris and others. eighth grade list features Yvonne Eastep and more. seventh grade names include Patricia Semonco and additional students.
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Northfork-Elkhorn Junior High School
Robert Goosens
Katherine Ferris
Rebecca Eastern
Martha Sue King
Linda Powell
Louise Tabor
Louise Wright
Wanda Worley
Yvonne Eastep
Sally Nolley
Patricia Craft
Gaye Poff
Rosalie Simplicio
Vernia Sutter
Sharon Wilcox
Keith Charlies
Steel Production Continues To Surge In 16-Week Rise
The nation’s steel mills posted a seventh straight production gain and the 15th rise in 16 weeks as two million tons of ingots and castings were poured in the week ended Saturday. Output held at about two thirds of top speed but kept the industry on track for a near 109 million ton year, near the 1957 peak.
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New York
Mrs Santon Hosts Delphians Christmas Program
Mrs N E Santon will host the Delphian Club at her Highland Avenue Princeton home for the annual Christmas program this evening at 8 o clock. Mrs C T Sandow will present the program.
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N. E. Santon
Delphian Club
Highland Avenue
Princeton
C. T. Sandow
Marriage License Filed For Townley and Davis in Mercer
One application for a marriage license was made at the Mercer County clerk's office by William Ronald Townley of Princeton and Carol Joyce Davis of Kegley.
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Mercer County Clerk’s
William Ronald Townley
Princeton
Carol Joyce Davis
Kegley
Matney Named To Welch Post
Chester M. Matney a Welch businessman is named to a Welch post by C H Gearhart at the organization’s weekend meeting in Welch where 1964 officers were introduced Arch A Moore of West Virginia spoke on economics Moore is the guest speaker and the new president is a past commander of the West Virginia American Legion and former Welch Lions Club leader.
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Chester M. Matney
Welch
C. H. Gearhart
Arch A. Moore
West Virginia
Moore
America
William C. Groseclose
Kart
Don Wallace
Meyer Bell
W. B. Henderson, Jr
Kermit Grogan
James Spangler
WV Road Fatalities Reach 397 This Year
State Police at Charleston report 397 deaths on West Virginia roads year to date this year, compared with 403 on the same date last year.
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Charleston
West Virginia
Two Negro Soldiers Found Guilty Of Airman Murder At Evreux
At Evreux France two American Negro soldiers, Pfc Raymond C Bost Jr and Burrell, were found guilty by a ten officer U S Army court of murdering Airman 2 C Robert Padgett during a barracks brawl at the U S Air Force base. Bost was also convicted of assault with a deadly weapon on four white airmen and Burrell on three. Sentences will be set by the court with possible life terms.
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Evreux
France
U. S. Air Force
U. S. Army
Raymond C. Bost Jr
Pittsburgh
Boots
Lester K. Olwen
Vermillion
S. C
Robert Padgett
Woodlawn
Padgett
Bost
Burrell
Judge Advocate
Washington
U. S
Kirshman
James Ritchie
Tulsa
Ohio
Tazewell Livestock Sales Reported in Virginia Market
Tazewell Va stock market sales set a record with hogs 89 head tops at 216 pounds $1.40 higher heavies 250 pounds $15.25 higher lights 170-180 pounds $14.50-15.? butcher sows 300-450 pounds $12.50-14.25. Cattle slaughter 72 head including heifers standards 16-16.0 utilities $13.25-13.75 canners and utilities $13.25-16.2 stock feeders 25% calves $20-22.50 inferior and common $16-19.75.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio State University Extension
United States
Princeton TV Sales and Service
Ned
Pat Boone
Nancy Kwan
Pian Loren
Igleopatra
Yugoslavia
Moscow
Industry Eye
Bluestone
Mercer St
Mrs. Santon
Delphians
Matney
Welch Post
THE
Associated Press
By Rodney Angove
Tazewell
Tazewell, Va
Orangeburg
N. Tee
Leens
Princeton Finance CO
Mercer Street
Northfork
Kelvinator
Hotpoint Electric
Dexter
Tombins
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