Old Guard film on The Pulse of Life shown at Trinity Church
The Old Guard met at Trinity United Methodist Church with 57 present as Appalachian Power's Richard Bowman narrated a film The Pulse of Life showing revival techniques. T. L. Young arranged the program, devotionals by Rev. Herndon and Young, and a silent memorial for Harvey E. Nichols.
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Old Guard
Trinity United Methodist Church
Richard Bowman
Appalachian Power Company
Bluefield
T. L. Young
T. F. Herndon
Bowman
Eugene Winzenrith
A Gregory of
Ferrell's Diner Ad Offers Choice Steaks and Chops
A diner advertisement lists U.S. Choice steaks at 3.00 and 3.35 for chops and seafoods with homemade bread included with all meals. Open 6 am to 6 pm, closed Sundays.
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U.S
Congo Film Shown At May Meeting Of Church Group
At the May meeting of the Women of Walker's Creek Presbyterian Church held at Mrs. D. F. Caldwell's home Miss Alene Gusler led business. A Congo and Portugal mission film was shown as the birthday program by Mrs. Joe S. Miller with narration by Mrs. Richard Johnson. The Bible study titled Jesus Ministry On the Way to Jerusalem was given by Miss Gusler. Refreshments followed with hostesses Mrs. Caldwell assisted by Mrs. J. D. Parcell and Mrs. A. K. Allen. Mrs. Deward Meadows will host the June meeting in Pearisburg.
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Walker’s Creek Presbyterian Church
D. F. Caldwell
Alene Gusler
Congo
Portugal
Joe S. Miller
Richard Johnson
Jesus
Jerusalem
A. K. Allen
Peterstown Youth Wins Arts Degree at Berea College
Benny Douglas Long, son of Mr. and Mrs. John P. Long of Peterstown, received a bachelor of arts in mathematics at Berea College commencement on June 1. Linda Carol White, daughter of Mrs. Ruth B. White of Route 4 Princeton, earned a bachelor of science in nursing.
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Benny Douglas Long
John P. Long
Peterstown
Berea College
Linda Carol White
Ruth B. White
Route 4
Princeton
Band Boosters Meet in Princeton
The Princeton Band Boosters will meet Monday at 7:30 p.m. at the high school to plan concession stand sales for next season's football games. All members are urged to attend.
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Princeton
Mrs Rowland speaks at Narrows WSCS luncheon program
Mrs. W. Bryant R. Rowland was program speaker for the WSCS lunch at First United Methodist in Narrows. She discussed Understanding Modern Youth. Closing meditation by Mrs. S. F. Robertson titled Walking with God. Adoptions included a Tup erware Party and fruit cake sale to fund the treasury. Hostesses listed. Another meeting featured Mrs. Vernon Compton hosting the Who Dealt Bridge Club in Pearisburg with Mrs. James Goodwin high scorer.
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Bryant W. Rowland
Woman's Society of Christian Service
First United Methodist Church
Narrows
Fellowship Hall
S. F. Robertson
God
Rowland
C. E. Bishop
Treasury
R. Jennings Bailey
A. Neal Williams
E. G. Simmons
E. A. Hopkins
K. M. Hale
C. M. Hale
A. W. Coburn
Vernon Compton
Who Dealt
Pearisburg
James Goodwin
Two Property Transfers Filed in Mercer County
Transfers filed Thursday at the Mercer County Courthouse in Princeton list Helen and Mona Keaton transferring a Princeton tract to Frederick and Deanna Farley for 10,500 dollars and Mary Blevins transferring a Beaver Pond District tract to Russell and Violet Bailey as heirs.
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Mercer County
Princeton
Helen
Mona Keaton
Frederick
Deanna Farley
Mary Blevins
Russell
Violet Bailey
Beaver Pond
Singing Convention Set At Hemphill
Gospel singers from Mercer McDowell and Wyoming Counties join in the McDowell County Singing Convention at Hemphill Church of God. The event starts at 7 p.m with Rev. Guy Beverly as moderator. Featured are WELC Gospel Hour Singers, Indian Creek Gospel Singers of Wolf Penn., Rev Douglas William of Princeton, Hatchers Gospel Singers of Princeton, Rev Edgar Beverly of Baileysville and the Lafferty Quartet of Welch. Rev Jackie Hamilton pastors the host church.
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Mercer McDowell
Wyoming
McDowell County
Hemphill
Two Highway Crashes Reported In Princeton Area
State Police in Princeton documented two highway accidents with total damages of 1900 dollars and no serious injuries. The first occurred at 5 05 p m on U S 460 near Kellysville a 1968 car driven by Frank Overstreet 34 of Pulaski Va ran off the road overturning an embankment damages 300 dollars and Overstreet faces a driving while intoxicated charge. The second crash involved three vehicles on U S 19 and 21 near Morgans Drive Inn a 1967 pickup driven by Douglas M Epling 27 of Odd a 1967 car driven by Anton Happe 37 of Princeton and a 1962 truck driven by Roy H Martin 57 of Princeton there were no serious injuries and no charges filed.
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Princeton
Lepareeu
W. J. Shaw
U. S. 460
Kellysville
Frank Overstreet
Pulaski
Shaw
U. S. 19
Morgans Drive Inn
Douglas M. Epling
Odd
Anton Happe
Roy H. Martin
Miners Welfare Card Return Details Released
The Disabled Miners and Widows Association invites members to request their welfare card returns by calling 425-9203 or 589-3611. Loften Pittsenberger chairs the group.
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Dows Association
Welfare Rights Group To Meet In Richmond
Virginia Welfare Rights Organization delegations from more than 25 local groups and over 1,000 members will meet in Richmond Friday night to discuss the governor race. Representatives of all three Democratic candidates and the Republican nominee will present their views on welfare administration in Virginia.
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Richmond
Virginia Welfare Rights Organization
Virginia
National Welfare Rights Organization
Elephant Returns With Master After Disturbing Market
In New Delhi an elephant owned by a sadhu created a disturbance in a crowded market square before the owner calmly returned, mounted the animal, and rode away as police and fire brigade officials scrambled to respond.
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New Delhi
Fire Brigade
Helpers Swim Free Today at Princeton City Pool
Lacy Shrewsbury chair of the Mayor's Youth Committee in Princeton announced that all registered volunteers for Project Pride will swim free at the Princeton City Pool Friday from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. The gesture thanks those who worked at the city park cleanup and supports ongoing park redevelopment funded by event proceeds.
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Princeton
Lacy Shrewsbury
Shrewsbury
Hunters fined for illegal elephant hunting in Benin City
A Benin City magistrate fined Sura Olowa and Lawani Iyaniwara for shooting three young elephants without a license. They face $14 or six months in jail. tusks valued at $142.80 are confiscated, tusks and hides to be seized.
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Benin City
Nigeria
Benin
Sura Olowa
Lawani Iyaniwara
Iyekeoriomon
KAorgan's Cafeteria Features Best Food and Value
A scrambled OCR fragment highlights KAorgan's Cafeteria claimed as best in food with reasonable prices. Other fragments reference CHAR-BROMED STEAKS and COUNTRY HAM, but usable details are limited.
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Kaorgan
Rev Savage Speaks at Old Guard Meeting in Fel lowship Hall
The Princeton Old Guard Chapter No. 2 heard Rev John Savage OMI speak on the theme Prayer using the altar letters A L T A R. Byron Meadows joined as a new member as 58 members attended. several members reported illnesses and recoveries among the group.
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Savage
Old Guard Meeting
Princeton Old Guard
Fellowship Hall
First Methodist Church
John Savage
O.M.I
Holly Shrewbury
Father Savage
Byron
Meadows
Richard Harbert
J. S. Foley
Barton Wyatt
William J. Bailey
C. R. Jewel
O. J. Belcher
O. H. Boles
Second Hand Stores a Fun Pick for Home Decor
CHICAGO AP A California interior decorator says second hand stores offer fun decor options for a new or old home. Carole Eichen of Fullerton advises looking for items like wooden ice boxes wicker chairs wind up victrolas and church pews. A coat of paint or polish can revive them and mix with modern pieces for charm and character.
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Chicago
California
Carole Eichen
Fullerton
Calif
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Harvey E. Nichols
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E. C. Tibbs
W. H. Jesse
Walter V. Bourne
R. J. Keyes
W. B. Bird
Dorsey Bailey
Lester M. Carper
W. J. McGowan
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John Strike
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River View
Hans Wagner
Nemours Nursing Home
T. C. Phillips
Shangrala
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WSCS
Northcool
DuPont
Overstreet
Miners Assn
Loften Pittsenberger
Holly Shrewsbury
Roy Eads
E. 0. Ables
F. L. Dunn
H. R. Violette
E. P. White
O. B. Hutton
H. B. Barber
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John A. Gott
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G. K. White
Zeb Pennington
Moscow McGee
Lee Blevins
Roy Pritchard
G. E. Charlton
P. T. Walls
C. H. Boles
C. R. Blanchard
L. C. Thornton
PCA
Ninth Street
Ette Talewt
Hunter
Hunter Flectric
Sherman Young
Young Electric Service
Bankamericard
Wesley Goodson Jr
John Duncan
C D Akers
Perry Hale
Roy Rose
Benny Melvin
Warren Young
Young Electric Service Inc
Athens Star
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