West Virginia Methodist ministries reshuffled as 580 appointments made
Buckhannon WV AP Methodist Bishop Fred Holloway announced 580 ministerial appointments across West Virginia after a five day Wes leyan College conference attended by about 1 200. Three quarters of ministers are reassigned to the same parishes, longest tenure belongs to Rev. A E Bennett at St Marks Charleston. A full list of changes follows with supply pastors marked by s.
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Fred G. Holloway
West Virginia
A. E. Bennett
St. Marks Methodist Church
Charleston
Mr. Bennett
J. W. Schrader
Wellsburg
Franklin Independence
Panhandle
West Virginia Baptist Sunday School Convention in Bluefield
The 17th annual West Virginia Baptist Sunday School Convention will be at Scott Street Baptist Church Bluefield from June 11 to 14. Rev Moses Newsome of Charleston will lead with The Image of the Church in the Community. Mayor Henry Warden will give the welcome Tuesday at 7 30 p m. Leadership training courses include Administering the Church Camp Rev Charles Smith Administering the Vacation Church School Mrs W O Phipps Education Task of the Church G B Rayford Christian Marriage and Home Life Dr R B Powell Pastor s Division Dr R A Banks.
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G. B. Rayford
R. B. Powell
R. A. Banks
John Stewart MYF Coronation Slated
Members of the Methodist Youth Fellowship at John Stewart Methodist Church Bluefield plan a coronation Monday at 8 am in Howard Hall. The MYF king and queen will be crowned with candidates Samuel White Scott Morrison William White Carolyn Foster Laveria Cheatham Brenda Hendricks. A variety show follows with participants from Park Central High Genoa Junior High Salt Dancing School and colleges Hampton Institute Bluefield State College WVU.
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Bluefield
Howard Hall
MYF
Samuel White
Scott Morrison
William White
Carolyn Foster
Laveria Cheatham
Brenda Hendricks
Park Central High School
Genoa Junior High
Salts Dancing School
Hampton Institute
Bluefield State College
West Virginia University
City Council Backs Water Fluoridation in Hobart
Hobart Australia 120000 population council endorses adding fluoride to city water supply after debate. Public health advocates praise potential dental benefits while critics raise concerns about safety and consent.
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Daily Telegraph Publishing Details and Rates
Established 1893 Daily Telegraph Printing Co Bluefield West Virginia lists address 412 Bland Street and publishes AP news local content. Subscription rates 50 cents weekly by carrier and 26.00 per year by mail West Virginia zones. Advertising contact information provided.
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Three Soviet Jews Denounced for Foreign Ties in Moscow
Moscow paper Trud denounces Moiseevich Chernukhin 56 Roginski 66 and Shimon Scheiffer 70 for parasitism and alleged sponging on Westerners. It accuses them of changing contact with Israeli diplomats and seeking foreign literature and presents at the Moscow synagogue. The piece portrays them as living off others and facing exile under Soviet law.
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Pearson Urges U S Canada Ties At Notre Dame
Canadian Prime Minister Lester B. Pearson urged U S Canadian cooperation to strengthen international relations during a Notre Dame graduation ceremony for about 1,450 seniors. He said both nations should stress commonalities and accept differences as friends, warning that weakened security and freedom affect both countries. He received an honorary degree from Rev. Theodore Hesburgh.
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Lester B. Pearson
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Nobel Prize Winner Gets Bethany Degree
Nobel Prize winning author Pearl Buck received an honorary Doctor of Humane Letters at Bethany College commencement in Bethany West Virginia. She urged 118 graduates that high ideals must prevail for U S world leadership and warned that the United States must balance military economic strength with enduring U S ideals.
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Bethany College
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Bible School Begins Today At Parkview Baptist Church
A vacation Bible school runs 9 to 11 30 a m June 10 to 14 at Parkview Baptist Church Parkview Heights Bluefield Va for children ages three through 16 Rev Richard E Foil pastor and Mrs Robert Tabor will be pianist Instructors span Nursery Beginner Primary Junior and Intermediate departments with multiple teachers and helpers Louise Brewster and Esther Riley assist. Mrs Robert Brown oversees refreshments.
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Parkview Heights
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Richard E. Foil
Robert Tabor
W. B. Crismond
Larry Godsey
Dianne Crismond
W. J. Remines
Dewey Rule
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James Cochran
E. C. Stephenson
Raymond Kidd
Marvin White
Jack Jones
Wanda Derver
John Cook
Richard Foil
Louise Brewster
Esther Riley
Robert Brown
Tazewell B Of E Will Name Representative
A Clear Fork District seat on the Tazewell County School Board will be filled today June 10 at 11 30 a m by the Tazewell County School Trustee Electoral Board in the superintendent offices at Tazewell. The board members are Chairman James W Harman Sr C L Shufflebarger and Dr James M Peery.
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Plane crash lands at Glen Dale Airport injures pilot
Charles Kinsek, 44, of Yorktown Pennsylvania, escaped serious injury when his private plane crash landed at Glen Dale Airport. He was alone on a flight from Yorktown to Glen Dale and received minor injuries at Glen Dale Hospital after the aircraft flipped over in a field due to a misjudged approach.
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Charles Kinsek
Yorktown
Glen Dale
Here
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Glen Dale Hospital
Belaunde Leads In Peru Election
Fernando Belaunde Terry, joint candidate of Popular Action and Christian Democrats, leads Peru’s presidential vote from early returns in Lima. Odria and Haya De La Torre trail, with fraud charges arising in Ancash and Cajamarca as voters endure eight hours of polls under military rule.
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Five Area Students Earn Richmond Degrees
Five Bluefield area students received University of Richmond degrees at Sunday night commencement. Charles B. Phillips of Tazewell and Lynn B. Owens of Richmond earned LL B degrees from T C Williams Law School. Marcia A. McMullins of Bluefield and Ann D. Hurd of Welch earned Bachelor of Arts degrees from Westhampton College. Frank W. Horton of Raven earned a BA in political science.
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Charles B. Phillips
Tazewell
Lynn B. Ownes
Richlands
T. C. Williams Law School
Marcia A. McMullins
Dan P. McMullin
709 Parkway
Ann D. Hurd
Welch
Westhampton College
The
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Raven, Va
Kennedy to Deliver Major Address at American University
President Kennedy will speak at commencement ceremonies in Washington DC after returning from a five day western tour. The address is described by aides as one of his most significant pronouncements during his tenure.
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American University
Washington, D.C
Stores Defy West Virginia Sunday Closing Law
Discount stores in Charleston Huntington Beckley Wheeling and Parkersburg opened Sunday defying the tightened blue law Newly effective after a March passage and a nine day grace period authorities issued warnings in Wheeling Weirton and Wellsburg One small Bluefield store remained open Prc Way Shoe Mart in Bluefield was also open Law challenges claim unconstitutionality as three discount stores sue in Kanawha County Circuit Court The WV Retailers Association sought to dismiss the suit but was overruled The law's commodity list restricts sales including golf balls and real estate while antiques souvenirs are allowed and clothing is banned
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Virginia Military Honors McCarthy at VMI ceremony
Brig. Gen. Frank McCarthy of Beverly Hills California received the Legion of Merit at Virginia Military Institute during retirement ceremonies ending his 30 years in the army and reserve. The 1933 VMI graduate served in World War II as secretary of the general staff and as an aide to General George C. Marshall. Maj. Gen. George R. E. Shell presented the medal and flag at the ceremony, which also marked McCarthys 30th VMI anniversary and his List birthday.
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Demonstrations Planed Over Bus Desegregation In Danville
In Danville a bi racial group announces a mass demonstration beside Tuesday night’s board of education meeting to protest alleged discrimination against Negro students. A human chain around 19 buses formed Friday at Dozier Elementary as officials report 4800 Negro pupils are bused to mostly white schools amid overcrowding. The district denies the charges.
Israel backs Reds on Mediterranean nuclear zone plan
Jerusalem reports Israel agrees with the Soviet proposal to create a Mediterranean zone free of nuclear weapons. Western powers reject the move as an attempt to remove Polaris submarines from the area, complicating Atlantic Alliance deterrence.
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Deaths and Funerals in Welch and Swords Creek areas
Frank Feltane of Welch, 65, dies after a long illness in a Welch hospital. Vince Gross, 80, dies at his nephew’s home in Swords Creek after 15 years there. survivors include a son and three daughters, plus 16 grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Funeral services set for Tuesday at Reynolds Cemetery in Swords Creek with two ministers officiating. Bodies transported from Farmers Funeral Home in Richmond to the Dewey Gross residence for viewing.
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Raven, Va
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Widemouth
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Charlotte
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Obituary notices for Summers Cole and McClure funeral services
Obituary items note C E Summers 64 of Bluefield Tazewell Road burial at family cemetery with flowers from Women’s Society of Christian Service. Cosby E Cole 55 of Spanishburg funeral at Memorial Funeral Directory Princeton burial Massey Cemetery near Spannsburg with multiple pallbearers. T B McClure 49 of Welch funeral at Welch Church of God burial Rose Lawn Cemetery with pallbearers listed.
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Summer Session Opens at WVU With Strong Enrollment
West Virginia University opens its 1963 summer session Monday with an expected enrollment above 3319. The six week term runs to July 19 followed by a five week term from July 20 to August 22. The program offers over 600 campus courses and more than 20 conferences workshops and special courses. Registration for Parkersburg classes starts Friday and 22 extension classes will be taught in nine other communities statewide.
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Parkersburg
Creator of Cubism Villon Dies At 88
Paris AP Jacques Villon French painter and inventor of cubism and modern art patriarch died Sunday in his Puteaux studio after a long illness. He was 88. Born into Normandy artists he studied law in Paris before choosing art. He joined the Cormon Studio and later set up a studio in Puteaux in 1906. He showed works in Paris and New York in 1910 and won the Carnegie Prize in 1950.
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Jackson Pastor Seeks Transfer Over Segregation Incident
In Jackson Mississippi the pastor and assistant pastor of Galloway Memorial Methodist Church say they will ask for new assignments after five Negroes were barred from admission. Five Negroes attended Mass at St Peters Catholic Church amid ongoing segregation protests. Bishop Franklin could not be reached for comment. A total of 654 people have been arrested since protests began 13 days ago. The incident marks the first racial clash on a Sunday.
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Snow and Ice Storm Strands Motorists in Colorado Rockies
An intermittent snow and ice storm in northern Colorado trapped motorists amid four foot drifts on Trail Ridge Road in Rocky Mountain National Park. Park service snow plows guided drivers to shelter while eight inches of snow fell at high elevations and visibility dropped to near zero. Park Ranger Bill Eisenberry briefly became stuck but found refuge at Iceberg Lake as winds whipped through.
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Syria Charges Israel Of Firing Into Village
Syria accuses Israeli jets of firing rockets into a border village near the Sea of Galilee and says an armored vehicle shelled the area. No casualties reported. Damascus says the army stands ready to repel further aggression and has lodged a UN complaint.
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Brandt Sees No Dramatic Berlin Change Ahead
West Berlin Mayor Willy Brandt said he does not foresee dramatic changes in Berlin's status. He noted President Kennedy will see Berlin's free and captive aspects during a week in the United States. Brandt listed Kennedy's planned speeches and his own engagements including a Foreign Relations Council address and a Harvard honorary degree.
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Worker dies after cave-in at railroad tunnel near Parkersburg
AP report notes Arthur Boggs 24 of Perkins died in Columbus Ohio after being rescued from a tunnel collapse 20 miles southeast of Parkersburg. Harry Mehals and Robert Airhart were trapped. Airhart later rescued as roof failure occurred. The men worked for C J Langenfelder & Son during tunnel enlargement for piggyback cars.
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Crabtree Receives MIT Electrical Engineer Degree
William Hiter Crabtree of Bluefield Virginia earned the degree of electrical engineer at MIT’s 97th commencement on Friday June 7. His thesis was titled Adaptive Control by Continuous Calculation of the Optimum Control Laws.
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Bluefield
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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