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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1976
Page
10
A letter explains that Heaven is certain for believers not by works or feelings but by God's promise through Jesus Christ. John 3 16 18 and 1 John 5 11 12 are cited to affirm eternal life for those who trust in the Son of God.
Mount Olive Baptist in Bluefield hosts Rev. T B Hamlin from Saunders Grove for Deacons Day with Carpet Singers. Bethel United Methodist previews groundbreaking with Bishop L Scott Allen. Maxwell First Church of God presents Royal Sunshine concert. Jones Chapel hosts Christian Fellowship led by Mrs Virginia Johnson. Flat Top Baptist Association to meet at Mount Olive Bluefield. Abbs Valley Baptist plans community revival June 20–26 with area pastors and singers.
The Hillsman Quartet will perform tonight at 7 PM at First Church of God in Montcalm. Sunday at 7 PM Rash Trio and Rash Family Singers join for a combined gospel concert at the same church. A Gospel Sing at Lorton Lick Baptist Church on Saturday at 7:30 PM features the Singing Munsey Family.
Heritage Services at New Hope United Methodist Church scheduled Sunday at 11 a.m. The church, dating to 1848, will host services detailing church history and featuring special music.
The 119th Southern Baptist Convention in Norfolk approved a resolution urging its 32,000 churches to refuse ordination and employment to homosexuals. The gathering also debated abortion, anti pornography measures, and school curricula with strong remarks from critics of public education.
Virginia will spend 317.5 million for interstate arterial and primary road improvements and mass transit in the 1976 77 fiscal year. The State Highway and Transportation Commission approved the allocations, with 207.1 million in federal funds and 110.4 million from state fuel and other road user taxes. Interstate funding reaches 158.9 million, arterial and primary 100.8 million, and urban roads 57.7 million. Construction and maintenance on secondary roads receive 113 million, while transit gets 7.7 million with 3.7 million primary funds plus 4 million added by the General Assembly.
Charles S. Robb son in law of Lyndon Johnson says he is considering a bid for Virginia lieutenant governor next year but has not announced. He remains noncommittal, focusing on family and legal matters while exploring a possible campaign after November elections.
Members of Chapter 869 of the AARP met at First United Methodist Church Princeton for a Carry In dinner. About 45 attendees heard Dr. E Ambrose Stump, pastor of First Christian Church, urge staying youthful in spirit and embracing a forward looking life. He stressed adventure and cross generational communication. Scott Rogers of the Mercer County Bicentennial Commission discussed plans for the July 20 meeting. Bertha Hall returned after an absence.
Adm Maurice F Weisner will become commander in chief of all U S forces in the Pacific succeeding Adm Noel Gayler. Gayler completes four years and nears retirement age 62 while Weisner currently heads Navy forces in the Pacific.
In the South Carolina context a figure nicknamed Swamp Fox, associated with revolution, is highlighted for his actions against British forces. The fragment notes his notoriety during ongoing conflict and his impact on colonial resistance.
A Red Cross Water Safety Instructor class will be taught at the Y.M.C.A. in Bluefield from 7 to 10 p.m. Monday through Friday July 5 through 16. Applicants must be 17 or older and hold a Senior Lifesaving or Advanced Lifesaving certificate. Registration is at the Y.M.C.A. or Red Cross Office before June 30 with no charge.
A federal grand jury subpoenaed Baltimore city records in the municipal repair and maintenance contracts probe. The order targets transactions with Better Buildings, Better Home Improvement, Castle Construction, Municipal Chemical, and American Wrecking Co. Inc. Records are due to prosecutors on June 21.
Spruce trees feature a tapering form well suited to Christmas display. Their sturdy branches support ornaments and lights, making them a popular seasonal choice for homes and gatherings.
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