Three kinds of friends from biblical stories
The piece outlines three types of friends using biblical and historical examples. It contrasts harmful friendships that lead to ruin, loyal but eventually renouncing companions, and redemptive friendships that support and uplift, stressing reciprocity and the blessing of giving.
Parked Auto Hit by 1960 Car in Princeton
Princeton patrolmen investigated a collision on Mercer Street at 11 15 p m Friday between a moving 1960 automobile owned and driven by Clarence M Workman 71 of Princeton and a parked 1960 Chevrolet owned by Ray Hubbard Route 1 Princeton. Property damage was estimated at 75.
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C. H. Fralick
S. J. Barker
Mercer Street
Clarence M. Workman
Ray Hubbard
Route 1
Arlington Board adopts open housing ordinance in Va locality
Arlington Virginia three board members adopt an open housing ordinance creating a mediation board and prohibiting race color religion or national origin discrimination in sales and rentals the measure lacks legal authority says county attorney and could be challenged in court the plan allows referral to federal housing agency if prosecutors refuse to act.
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Arlington County Board
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William J. Hassan
Joseph L. Fisher
Hassan
Federal Department of Housing and Urban Development
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Thomas W. Richards
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Area Teachers in TEA Disadvantaged Youth Institute Bid
Principal Dillard D Shrews bury and Sandra Wiles of Ma toaka Elementary School join as a principal teacher team in a National Defense Education Act Disadvantaged Youth Institute at the University of Tennessee Knoxville. Dr Gerald C Ubben UT assistant professor says teams were chosen from southeastern schools with many disadvantaged youth. The institute runs through summer full time with emphasis on curriculum techniques for disadvantaged students and local meetings in 1968 69 to aid implementation.
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Dillard D. Shrewsbury
Sandra Wiles
Matoaka
University of Tennessee At
Knoxville
Gerald C. Ubben
U-T
Southeastern United States
Mann Awarded Dental Degree in WVU Convocation
Charles Harvey Mann of Athens earned a doctor of dental surgery degree at West Virginia University School of Dentistry. He received the American Academy of Oral Roentgenology award and is a former Athens High School and Concord College student, member of Phi Delta Pi and Psi Omega, son of Otis R Mann and Ella Mann, with ties to Greenville and Athens. He will begin duty with the U S Air Force Medical Service at Roanoke Rapids AFS on July 12.
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Charles Harvey Mann
Athens
West Virginia University School of Dentistry
American Academy of Oral
Ella Mann
Charles C. Mann
Greenville
Doc Oxley
United States Air Force Medical Service
Roanoke Rapids Afs
Roanoke Rapids
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Service Theme Guides Narrows Methodist Guild Meeting
The Wesleyan Service Guild of the First United Methodist Church at Narrows met at Mrs. P. W. Stevens home. Nellie Wheeler led with a spiritual life cultivation message on Service. The group voted to move meetings to the second Wednesday each month and planned attendance at the Tazewell District annual meeting on June 30 at Virginia Avenue United Methodist Church. Mrs. Paul Young of Wytheville was welcomed as a guest.
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First United Methodist Church
Narrows
P. W. Stevens
Nellie Wheeler
Louise Burton
Tazewell
Virginia Avenue United Methodist Church
Paul Young
Wytheville, Va
Uranus Surface Temperature Believed Extremely Cold
Scientists estimate Uranus surface temperatures to be below 300 degrees Fahrenheit below zero, indicating an extremely frigid outer solar system environment.
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Uranus
Stock Market Ends Week With First Clear-Cut Loss
New York AP report shows the Dow averaging 900.93 after a 12.69 drop as weekly volume fell to 55.97 million shares. The week featured Monday’s big 10.17 decline with minor moves later, and a cautious mood due to speculation warnings and Wall Street paperwork.
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Forum Club Meeting on Families in the White House
The Forum Club will meet Tuesday at 7 30 p m in the home of Mrs H B Wells on Ninth Street Princeton with Mrs J L Hart as co host. Mrs Mabel Bonner will give the program with the subject Families in the White House.
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Forum Club
H. B. Wells
Ninth Street
Princeton
J. L. Hart
Mabel Bonner
White House
Local Boy in Special Class Joins WVU Computer Trainees
Richard Johnston of Princeton will be among 25 students at West Virginia University who will help run a $2 million computer complex. Trainees are paid from minimum wage rising to near doubled pay in year two, with summers full time and reduced hours during school. Selection relies on grades tests and interviews. Several trainees ranked top academically and high percentile on college exams. The program can cover most college costs and provides computer training transferable to any field.
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Richard Johnston
J. E. Johnston
Princeton
West Virginia University
Ernest L. Jones
Jones
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