Vacational Bible School Starts Today at First Baptist
The 1957 Vacation Bible School at First Baptist Church 1325 Augusta Street runs Monday June 3 through Friday June 14 with two daily sessions for children under 12 from 9 a.m. to noon and intermediates 13–16 from 7 p.m. The program features sixty workers led by principal Mrs. Bonner Haynes and associate principal Mrs. W. H. Harris, with a full slate of nursery to junior and intermediate classes and revised curricula. Transportation is offered via church office, and perfect attendance awards will be given at Commencement Night June 14.
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First Baptist Church
Augusta Street
Cecil V. Cook, Jr
Bonner Haynes
W. H. Harris
Paul Hurt
Walter Kidd
Glenn Myers
Eulalia Thornton
C. A. Lilly
Arthur Carroll
Nursery
W. H. Gilpin
Cary Palmore
Elsie Begley
Edgar Levitt
Ray Ratliff
Alice Jean Lazenby
Robert Thornhill
Kenneth Bailey
Charlotte Harvey
Martin Clark
Robert Gilpin
Charles L. Harman
Roger Aker
Ronald Iddings
John Bryan
Tyler Bailey
J. E. Farley
John Gobble
Barbara Asbury
Hulbert McClung
God
Jesus
Virginia farm prices forecast for hogs and barley
Virginia markets expect an early peak in hog prices with top hogs near 20.50 in Richmond and average around 19.50. Barley prices show two storage options with loan values around 1.06 for US No 2 barley, and oats lent around 0.71 with feed values for livestock. Orchard grass demand hinges on Danish seed competition.
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Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Bluefield
W. VA
Virginia
Virginia Department of Agriculture
Richmond
Baltimore
Chicago
Tazewell
U. S. No
U. S
U.S
USDA
Senators Debate Lifting U S Embargo on China Trade
In Washington June 2 Senator Ellender suggested the United States should study lifting the total embargo on trade with Red China noting Britain and others may expand commerce with the mainland. He and Senators Sparkman and Cooper voiced varied views while reaffirming the embargo, with Ellender not favoring recognition of Red China. Humphrey called for re examining trade and political policies. Johnson urged a new look at U S policy amid Britain China trade. Sparkman urged Japan to sell textile goods to China to boost its economy.
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Washington
Ellender
D-La
United States
China
Abc-Tv
Britain
Reds
Sens Sparkman
D-Ala
Coper
R-Ky
Japan
U.S
Formosa
Erender
Russia
NBC
Sen
Humphrey
D-Minn
United Nations
Korea
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Sparkman
Foreign Relations Committee
Mayflower II Nearing Bermuda on Atlantic Voyage
Penzance England June 2 The pilgrim replica Mayflower II was about 500 miles off Bermuda en route from Britain to Plymouth Massachusetts Skipper Alan Villiers radioed that at noon yesterday the ship was at 24 31 N 64 40 W steering northwest at four knots In the last 24 hours the vessel advanced 68 miles north and 97 miles west An artificial fabric Aralac is derived from casein in skim milk.
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Penzance
England
Bermuda
Britain
Plymouth
Mass
Omdr
Alan Villiers
Villiers
Summer School at Mercer Vocational School Opens
Summer classes at Mercer County Vocational School Glenwood Park begin Monday June 3 at 9:00 a.m. through July 31 1957. Courses include Sheet Metal Machine Shop Electricity Radio Welding with bus routes Arista and McComas serving Glenwood area. Routes may change or be cut if under 15 riders. Only 9th grade or 14 year olds may attend.
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Mercer County Vocational School
Glenwood Park
Arista
Springton
Giotto
Matoaka
Lashmeet
Kegley
Princeton
Glenwood
McComas
Montcalm
Lorton Lick Road
Bluewell
Brushfork
Bluefield Avenue
Princeton Avenue
Bramwell Votes Tomorrow for Mayor and Councilmen
Bramwell plans a quiet election with D. W. McCormick challenging Mason Sexton for mayor while J. E. Mitchell and J. S. McNulty compete for recorder. Ten candidates vie for five town council seats including J. B. Sizemore and C. E. Cumby among others amid voter apathy.
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Bramwell
D. W. McCormick
Mason Sexton
J. E. Mitchell
J. S. McNulty
J. B. Sizemore
J. C. Newbold
Thomas O'Neill
Frank Queen
C. E B. Cumby
Vester Johnson
Marvin A. Tabor
Graham Talley
Roy Kelley
J. D. Sharpe
Argentina Moves to End State Radio Ownership
Buenos Aires June 2 government announces plan to abolish state ownership of radio stations. All stations seized during Juan D. Peron era will be sold to private bidders.
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Buenos Airds
Juan D. Perona
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Boice Tire
Bluefield Ave
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Richlands, VA
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