Lecture Set At Church on Energy From Spirit
Gertrude E Welguth Christian Science practitioner from 1409 Augusta St Bluefield speaks Thursday at 8 15 p.m. on Where Does Energy Come From The open public lecture explains spiritual energy as the divine force driving human progress and personal change Velguth entered public practice in 1945 after leaving a high school arts post in Flint She is a Conservatory of Music graduate Eastern Michigan College and serves on The First Church of Christ Scientist Boston Board of Lectureship
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Gertrude E. Welguth
Christaan
Augusta St
Bluefield
Christian Science
Velguth
Christian Science Healing
Flint
Conservatory of Music
Eastern Michigan College
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Mass
Uncle Jack Scene Ends in Summer Creek Mischief
Uncle Jack erupts in laughter as Uncle Sudsy defends a whistleblower woman. Aunt Minnie orders the visitor inside and fetches clothes, while a sly sparkle betrays shared amusement at the creek bank. Summer mood tempers the chaotic confrontation.
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Sudsy
Aunt Minnie
Open Letter Highlights Margaret Hamilton Kennedy Life
Ann Mullins writes to Eunice Deel detailing Margaret Hamilton Kennedy of Melbourne and Brevard News creator of Under Margret's Hat. It notes her hats fashion, civic work, art show plans, and family ties, plus updates on local figures from Clintwood and nearby towns.
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Eunice Caroline Deel
Johnson City
Tenn
Margaret Hamilton Kennedy
Emerald St
Melbourne
Fila
Margaret
Brevard
Joe
Platium Coast Career Women Inc
Republican Women’s Little Newsline
Hatfield on Gun Charge in Charleston Tavern
Mrs Mildred Hatfield aged 53 was arrested in Charleston on a gun pointing charge after a confrontation with a woman in a tavern. Officers said she remarked you dont have to send five policemen just because im a Hatfield.
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Charleston
West Virginia
Kentucky
Mildred Hatfield
Hatfield
Optimism In Viet Nam Marked By Saigon Officials
Saigon and American officials express unprecedented optimism about the Viet Nam scene. Lodge notes military progress and a solid political victory as election plans move toward a Constituent Assembly to draft a national constitution. The Viet Cong failed to capitalize on Buddhist dissidence, despite expectations of turmoil.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Viet Nam
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Lodge
Pgh
Premier Ky Hints Victory in 1967 Amid Reforms
The text notes confidence in victory despite caution on timetables. Premier Ky pledges success in 1967. Robert Komer, President Nixon's Viet Nam adviser, visits to boost reform programs funded by American money.
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Robert Komer
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Uncle Jack
Larry W. McReynolds
R. W. McReynolds
Virginia Tech
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Graham High School
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R. J. Reynolds Co
Ann Mullins
Lemna
Margason
Joe Cameron
Lvret Porter
Cumberland Times
Henry Shortt
Raymond Maitlins
Chico House
Glenda Stanley
Beatrice Johnson
Clinchco
Beatrice Graham
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Sarah Kiser
Wise Hospital
Tona Keith
Dixie Anderson
Detroit
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Mich
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Betty
Hawkins) Wallace
Nell
Grant
Bruch Creek
Rocky
Ganny
Pa Grant
Mike
Deb
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Fred Yates
Fred Jr
Mrs. Yates
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Carol
Sharon
Johnny
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James Yates
Cathy
Terry
Augusta
Ishmel
Clara Mace
Clintwood
Victor Yates
Don Mace
Jacksonville
Fla
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Jack
Dorothy Mace
Skeens Cattle Farm
Shimp
Lizanne
Skeens
David Bechtel
Philadelphia
Priss
Bob Addington
Cherokee
N. C
Bob
Little Margesta
Charles
Robert
Sadie Baker
Parkie
Joe Lee Bak
Ralph
Cora Fleming
Tom
Ada Kay
Phyllis Fleming
Claude
LeRoy Phillips
Buckeye Lake
Vernon Phillips
Debbie
Mullins
Norton
Cat
Joe Gilbert
Bill Deel
Florida
Julie
Vera Sue
Geraldine
Bill Southern
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