WVU Graduates Urged to Live Religion as Life’s Core
Morgantown West Virginia June 4 graduates at West Virginia University urged to make religion a basic part of life. Rev A H Wilson of Beckley First Christian church told 83rd graduating class that religion is not an elective but a required course in the curriculum of life and should guide their future.
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West Virginia University
A. H. Wilson
Beckley
First Christian Church
Final commencement program at field house
Dr. Wilson defined religion as recognition of God as father and man as brother, noting that religion is lived rather than written. Graduating seniors and families attended a reception in President Irvin Stewart’s home, while pharmacy college alumni heard George H. Frates of Washington, D. C. speak.
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Irvin Stewart
College of Pharmacy
George H. Frates
Washington, D. C
Fourth Trout Plant Received
Tazewell Virginia June 3 Special Elbert W Wilson county game warden reports the fourth truckload of trout for distribution in the streams since the season began April 20 The final consignment brings total fish delivered to about 2 500 The season pleased anglers who often reached the legal limit and fish size was good Stock from state pools ran larger than previous years with many around 20 inches and two years old
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Tazewell
Tazewell County
Elbert W. Wilson
Methodist Conference Opens in Charleston This Week
About 1 000 Methodist ministers and laymen will attend the West Virginia conference in Charleston from Thursday through Sunday. Bishop Lloyd C. Wicke and his cabinet will meet earlier in the week to discuss pastoral assignments for the coming year, which he will announce at the closing.
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W. Va
West Virginia
Lloyd C. Wicke
Wicke
Light Plane Crash Kills Parachutist in Kentucky
A Piper Cub J-3 crashed into a wooded hill in Letcher County Kentucky injuring 22 year old Robert Mullins and seriously injuring his wife. Mullins died at the scene a WWII paratrooper who had performed at eastern Kentucky air shows. The wife crawled a mile for help and was hospitalized in Jenkins with a possible broken back and ankle.
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Kentucky
Robert Mullins
Pikeville
Virginia
Jenkins
Mullins
Letcher County
Wise County
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Gray Williams
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Conference Session Moves to June for First Time
The conference will hold a Sunday afternoon session in June for the first time, shifting from September in prior years to avoid forcing children of pastors who have been transferred to change schools after the school year starts.
College Grads Face Tough Job Market This Summer
Washington reports a record 500000 new college graduates will seek jobs this month. Veterans form half the pool, yet past experience or a degree does not guarantee professional employment. Govt figures show ongoing high enrollment and rising demand for advanced degrees amid tightening white collar opportunities.
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Washington
Evan Cleague
Commissioner of Labor Statistics
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