Multiple Area Church Services Announced for Weekend in Bluefield and Princeton
A series of church services and revivals spread across Bluefield and Princeton with varied pastors and speakers. Rose of Sharon United Methodist at Presentview Apartments holds 7:30 p.m. services. Maybeury United Methodist to sing Saturday at 7 p.m. Rev Olen Robertson leads Rose of Sharon. Trinity Deliverance Center hosts revival at 7 p.m. with Earl Hill ministering. Easley Tabernacle hosts 3 p.m. Sunday union service with Rev Sam Camaday from Mt. Calvary. Evangelist Freddie Steele preaches at Upper Room Church tonight at 7:38. Bluestone Baptist Altar Guild and Rev J.W. Wallace scheduled for Sunday 11 a.m. sermon with Dan Spencer assisting.
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Rose OF Sharon
Rose of Sharon United Naty Church
Presentview Apartments
Bluefield
Trinity Deliverance
Trinity Deliverance Center
Rt. 10 North
Princeton
Earl Hill
Michael Barnette
JH. Easley Tabernacle Union
Easley Tabernacle
Henderson Street
Sam Camaday
Mt. Calvary Baptist Church
B. Early
Freddie Steele
Oak Hill
Upper Room
Seventh Street
Straley Avenue
Bluestone Baptist the Altar Guild Auxiliary
J.W. Wallace
Dan Spencer
Mercer Circuit Court Grants Probation To Gilley In J E Case
Mercer County Circuit Court judge William O. Bivens Jr. placed Danny Jospeh Gilley on three years probation after he had been returned from the penitentiary on a petition for a new hearing. The session also reset Vernon Blevins maiming trial from March 17 to May 4. Bobby Wayne Catron remained in custody on an attempted robbery charge after evaluation. Calvin Russell Peoples misdemeanor case continued generally. Worley Henley receiving stolen property charge dismissed.
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Princeton
Mercer County
West Virginia
William O. Bivens Jr
Danny Jospeh Gilley
Gilley
Mercer Court
Vernon Blevins
Bobby Wayne Catron
Huttonsville
Buchanan Sewer Bids Rejected in Virginia
OAKWOOD Va The Buchanan County Public Service Authority has rejected all bids for the sewer project as of March 10 citing missing federal funding and several preaward requirements. Bids were received for the treatment plant and sewer lines with plans to readvertise by July after revising the sewer connection ordinance and securing approvals from Farmers Home Administration and the funding agency.
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Oakwood
Buchanan County Public Service Authority
Gary Gibson
PSA
Farmers’ Home Administration
Gibson
Gilson
Buchanan County Board of Supervisors
Ruritan Auction Tonight With Bluegrass Entertainment
Sun Valley Raritan Club meets at 7 p.m. for an auction sale of pastries James Basham's Bluegrass Boys perform with Elmer Byrd the Banjo Man from Turkey Creek A D Bailey serves as club president
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Ruritan
Sun Valley Raritan Club
James Basham
Bluegrass Boys
Elmer Byrd
Turkey Creek
A.D. Bailey
Local Paramedic Services Expanded In Bluefield
Bluefield rescue officials discuss telemetered vital signs via Datascope MD3 linking paramedics to distant doctors. The program, funded by grants, includes a 60 member squad and upcoming facility expansion at Bluefield Rescue.
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Patricia Leslie
Daily Telegraph
Bluefield
W.va
Bluefield Lions Club
Russell Burton
Cochairman
Finance Committee
Bill Cundiff
Robert Gruver
Bonanza
Cundiff
Charlottesville
Medical College of Virginia
Durham
Board of Regents
Bluefield State College
Taylor Moore
David Pierce
Hank Goforth
Lions
Don Cooper
Kwik Kafe
McDonald's
Appalachian Power Co
Gerald Hughes
White Cane Day
Lioness Club
Anna Shinault
Hughes
Burial site honors 750 Mexican War American dead
The remains of 750 Americans who died in the Mexican War of the 1840s lie buried in a Mexico City cemetery maintained by the American Battle Monuments Commission.
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Mexico City
American Battle Monuments Commission
Atlanta Children's Drive Organized
A meeting at Bluefield State College today at 10 a.m. forms an Atlanta Children s Drive to aid the Investigation Task Force and families of slain Georgia children. Tammy Martin and Pat Johnson lead the drive with tax exempt donations via First National Bank Bluefield account 600 241.
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Bluefield State College
Atlanta
Georgia City
BSC
Tammy Martin
Pat Johnson
First National Bank
Bluefield
Childrens Drive
First National Bank of
Lawrence Beale
Charles Schnieder
Paul R. Cooper
Q.P. Fleshman
Elbert Sapinsley
Jim Nelson
Whaj Radio
Bluefield City
Ben Paine
Joe Long
Market Ends Mixed On Busy NYSE Session
New York stock market finished mixed in the ninth busiest session on record at the NYSE. The Dow fell 4.05 to 965.77 after hovering near 1,000, while Kennecott jumped 27 percent to 54 following news of Sohio's contemplated $62 a share purchase.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Kennecott Corp
Kennecott
Standard Oil of Ohio
Sohio
Dow Jones
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Mercer Circuit Court
Christ
Unewnomn Christan Church
New Hope Road
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W. Main St
Hour of Power
Youth Fellowship
Children's Bible Activity
Missionettes
Royal Rangers
Glenn E. Strickland
York Commodity Exchange
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Merck
Alcoas
MMM
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Nabisco
Armco
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Aurich
Niamp
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Tenaco
Texaco
Textron
Gillette
Thiokl S
IBM
Wolwth
KaisrAl
Zenithr
Wheat First Securities Inc
Acton
Pete
Litton Robertshaw Allied Chem
Duke Pwr
Tiger Int
Belco Pete
Amer Coal
Tosco Best Prod
Transamerica
Blue Bell Gulf & West
Trico Ind Boise Cas
Tri-Som
Ramo
Tucson
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UNC
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Pat Pete Union Pac
Hughes Tool Pbdy
MCI Communications
First Lears
Inc
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Maris Am
Sam Solomon
Sunlite
American Furniture
Life
Bassett Furniture
Westcoast Pets
Board of Wr Biomed Ref Labs
Bluefield Supply
Burke Parsons
Dominion Bankshares
First Carolina Inc
General Energy
NEW York (Ap
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
NYSE
SPA Ae
Silver Spur
Wagon Wheel Supper Club
Grassy Branch Road
Gemith
Virginia Ave
Neel
Bluefield Virginia
Ken
McGruff
Mimi Marth
Hartford
Connecticut
Crime Prevention Coalition
Rockville
Maryland
Lil
Mercer Mall
Nick’s
Mercer Lia
Cumberland RD
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