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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1977

Page

6

Weekend Church Notices in Bluefield Area

Clinton Chapel A M E Zion in Jenkin Jones starts Sunday services one hour late due to Gary High School baccalaureate. Wolf Creek Pentecostal hosts yard sale at 417 Kee St Princeton with Coeburn family singing Saturday at 7 p.m. Square Street Pentecostal Holiness backs hot dog sale at Blue Prince Plaza. First Christian Bluefield hosts Vacation Church School today 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. with youth commission during 11 a.m. worship and a capital funds report. Rev Paul Lantis speaks on He Rose in Faith. new folk choir meets Sunday 7:30 p.m.

Clinton Chapel A.M.E. Zion Jenkin Jones Gary High School S. H. Hairston Wolf Creek Pentecostal Church Kee St Princeton Coeburn First Christian Church Bluefield Capital Funds Paul Lantis

Community religious events and sales planned in Princeton area

A schedule of Saturday events includes a baked goods and crafts sale at Mercer Street in Princeton from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. by the Princeton Pentecostal Center featuring subs, fried apple pies and crafts. Also planned are services by the Muncy Family and King’s Kids at Upper Room Church and Rev. Burgess leading Abbs Valley Church of God services with puppet ministry for children. A gospel sing at Weyanoke Church of God at 7:30 p.m. features Billy Mitchem and the One-Way Singers.

Pentecostal Revival Center Cato’s Mercer Street Princeton Princeton Pentecostal Center Upper Room Church Abbs Valley Church OF God Walter E. Burgess Winston Salem N. C Burgess Lee College Cleveland Weyanoke Church

Why ministers use the title Reverend in church

A reader asks why ministers bear Reverend. The answer notes offices require designation, explains reverence difference God versus man, cites scripture on respect and leadership, and suggests Pastor as best suited title reflecting shepherding care.

DR. Graham God W. F Mephibosheth David

Montcalm Fifth Grader Honored With Field Dedication

Montcalm Elementary in Windmill Gap dedicated a new baseball field to Tina Casey, a ill fifth grader recovering from brain surgery. Principal James Bailey proclaimed Tina Casey Day, presented flowers, and unveiled a scoreboard. The field across Rt. 71 honors Tina after two years of Montcalm Boosters Club fundraising.

Montcalm Tina Casey James C. Bailey Tina Bailey Windmill Gap Rt. 71 Montcalm Elementary Montcalm Boosters Club

Myatt Named Acting Director of Center

John Myatt of the West Virginia Department of Welfare was named Acting Director of the Southern Regional Detention Center in Princeton. The 15 bed facility serves seven southern counties and provides educational counseling and recreational programs for delinquent youth.

John Myatt West Department of Welfare John Ginsberg Myatt West Virginia College of Graduate Studies Mercer Monroe Raleigh McDowell Greenbrier Summers Wyoming

West Virginia flood relief grants deadline set

More than 4 046 applications have been accepted for the Federal Individual and Family Grant Program in 11 flood ravaged West Virginia counties since disaster declaration. Welfare Commissioner Leon H. Ginsberg warns final application date is Monday June 6.

West Virginia Leon H. Ginsberg Ginsberg Mingo McDowell Wyoming Logan Raleigh Wayne Geenbrier Mercer Summers Cabell Lincoln

Italian Filmmaker Rossellini Dies at 71 in Rome

Roberto Rossellini a pioneer of Italian neorealism and founder of the form died in Rome at 71 from an apparent heart attack. He directed Rome Open City and General della Rovere and married Ingrid Bergman after meeting during Stromboli.

Rome Roberto Rossellini Italy Ingrid Bergman Giuditta Rissone Rossellini Open City Anna Magnani Bombay Miss Bergman Miss Magnani Chicester Festival England

Fonzie to Star in Paramount Comedy Film

Henry Winkler known as Fonzie will headline a Paramount Pictures First Artists comedy about a reckless college graduate chasing an acting dream. Steve Gordon will produce from his screenplay and Carl Reiner will direct the untitled project.

New York Henry Winkler Fonzie Paramount Pictures First Artists Youngman Steve Gordon Carl Reiner

Vepco Time-of-Use Plan Earns Mixed Praise at Hearing

Virginia Electric and Power proposed a time-of-usage pricing trial for 9000 customers with high summer consumption. The plan, defining peaks 10 a.m. to 10 p.m., drew broad support from regulators and lawmakers but faced questions on peak hours, uniformity, and selection criteria for the test group.

Richmond Virginia Electric & Power Co State Corporation Commission Vepco SCC James C. Dunstan Clive L. DuVal II McLean Virginia DuVal William W. Berry

Pleasant weather across the nation with scattered showers

The Nation's Weather reports a large high pressure over Michigan shaping the East while Southern Florida and parts of Maine saw rainfall. Temperatures ranged from 46 in Portland Maine to 103 in Needles California with forecasts for scattered showers in Florida and the Central Plains on Saturday.

Associated Press Michigan Florida Maine Great Plains North Dakota Minnesota Wisconsin Pacific Northwest Idaho Montana Rockies Far West Atlantic Coast States Portland Needles Calif Mississippi Valley North mid-Atlantic

Mercer County Man Is Sentenced for Breakin and Entering

Frankie Lee Taylor of Mercer County received an indeterminate one to 10 year term at the West Virginia Penitentiary in Moundsville for a daytime breaking and entering of a trailer owned by Steve Dowell. He allegedly took about $1,000 in household items.

Mercer County West Virginia Moundsville Howard M. Jarrett Frankie Lee Taylor Steve Dowell Taylor

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