Vacation Bible School and Community News in Spartansburg
In Spartansburg the First Baptist Church will run daily vacation Bible school from 7 to 9 p.m. through August 28 with classes for all ages under the theme Making Time Count for Christ. Also announced are adult sessions on Our Baptist Heritage and pre-registration details at the parsonage. A newborn, civic events, church visits, youth group activities, and service awards are noted along with plans for a Wiener roast, firemen’s work bee, and upcoming church services.
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Florence Kinney Spartansburg
First Baptist Church
Christ
Richardson
Lloyd Brown
Corry Hospital
Canadohia Lake
Bernard Skiff
Chris
Rodney
Dennis Northrop
Francis Kinney
Brett Morrison
Bill Albers
Joe
Dan Kinney
Reggie Rogers
Robert McQueer
Rickey Albers
Cliff Stockton
Helen Bennett
Erie
Arthur Gottschling
Gottschling
Letha Shreve
Chicago
Ill
Letha
Pauline
Thomas Lindsey
Dana
Madison
Wis
Spartansburg
Lindsey
Christian and Missionary Alliance
May
Youth For Christ
First Baptist
U. S. Department of Defense
United States Forestry Service
McChord Air Force Base
Washington
Mt. Ranier Navnal Park
R. V. Shreve
Pennsylvania State Boroughs Association
Val
Helen
Sparta Firemen's
Main Street
Robert B. Richardson
Our Lady of Victory Guild
Mary Rogers
Peg Kolaja
Betty Rogers
Helen Montoro
Margaret Baker
Desegregation Begins with Biloxi First Graders
Security was heightened as first grade registration started under a federal desegregation order in Biloxi Mississippi. Newsmen photographers were barred from the vicinity and crowds were kept back while traffic remained orderly ahead of classes set to begin August 31.
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Biloxi
Miss
Mississippi
Gulf Coast
Brokenstraw Sells Grand Valley School Property
The Brokenstraw Valley School Board accepted a bid of 667 from Dillon Vroman for the Grand Valley School property after re advertising. Other bids included Larry Stufflebeam 500 Loomis 303 and Mr and Mrs Robert Frew with 303. Loomis previously won the Garland property.
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Tumnudville
Brokenstraw Valley School Board
Dilion Vroman
Ee Grand Valley
Alareals
Gatland Ee
Grand Valley
Grand Valley Lasa
Larry Stufflebeam
F. A. Loomis
Robert Frew
Loomis W
Garland
Montin Dies At 85 Famous Band Leader And Composer
Montin a former band leader who wrote The Caissons Go Rolling Along and Mademoiselle From Armentieres died yesterday in Corry Memorial Hospital after cancer. He was born in Venice Italy 1880 and lived in New York City Milwaukee and Corry later teaching music at the University of Oklahoma. Survived by wife and children including many grandchildren. Funeral plans pending arrival of Montin's sons.
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Bertha Pequeen Roden
William V
Josep
John
Oklahoma City
Okla
Alfred Jr
Naples
Fla
Howard S
Panama City
Adrian
Edith) Buell
Corry
Earl
Beverly) Paquin
Cleveland
Ohio
Howard
Yvonne) Anderson
East Lake
James
Robert Roden
Corty
Richard Hoden
Amelia Brown
Nice
France
Montin
First Presbyterian Church
Pryor
Locust Grove
Bracken Funeral Home
Toe Montin
Corry Memorial Hospital
Venice
Italy
United States
New York City
John Philip Sousa
Milwaukee
Fort Sheridan
Til
Edmund L. Gruber
Mademoiselle
Armentieres
Municipal Lycee
Conservatorio di Bologna
Bolog
Mr. Montin
Jamestown Man Cornelius Neckers Dies at 84
Cornelius Neckers of Jamestown formerly of Clymer died at home at 9 15 p m aged 84 born June 1 1880 in Clymer was a Dairymens League employee and Abbe Reformed Church member. Survived by two daughters two sisters one grandson several nieces and nephews three great grandchildren. Funeral services Sunday at 2 p m at Spitz er Funeral Home Clymer with Rev Eldon Johnson officiating burial in Holland Cemetery Clymer with visitation tonight and tomorrow.
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Neckers
Jamestown
Clymer
Dairymen's League
Abbe Reformed Church
Donald Morris
Lena Neckers
Cordelia Campbell
Los Angeles
Sarah Bultivan
Buffalo
Spitzer
Eldon Johnson
Zion Convenant Church
Jamesstown
Holland Cemetery
Recreation Covers Broad Scope In City
Aubertine recreation in Coley operates as a stall business with 27 part time employees and a budget over 10000 dollars. The year totals about 9000 children across Sept 1 to Sept 6, per recreation director Lou Hanna. City and school district jointly fund programs with about 4500 dollars for supervision by the school board. A large part is repaid to the school district by the State Department of Public Instruction. Fall brings recreation football for grades 7 and 8. From Sept to June activities include girls in junior and senior high. December to February features recreation basketball for boys in grades 7 9. January to April includes recreation volleyball for men. January to March basketball for boys grades 5 and 6. January to April basketball for high boys. Wrestling for boys in grades 7 and 8 May to June softball for junior and senior high. May to August baseball for boys 13 to 15. June to August basketball for high school age. June to August supervision for Little League at five city playgrounds. June to August tennis for juniors and seniors. Tuesday tennis for junior and senior high. Wednesday Cow Palace concert sold out for months.
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Coley
Lou Hanna
State Department of Public Instruction
Vane
Five City
Congress Moves to Fence Americans From Foreign Investments
Congress pursues a tax plan to curb American purchases of foreign securities and limit loans to foreigners. Proponents say it would reduce capital outflow to protect the dollar and gold reserves, while bankers warn it could hamper global finance and U.S. payments balance.
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New York
Congress
United States
Washington
Securit Nlus
U.S
Earope
UN Leader Calls For Help Amid War Factions Clash
The UN leader urges aid as buffer forces edge between war factions. Greece rejects Turkey’s appeal for direct talks while Papanicolaou urges addressing the issue at the UN General Assembly if Geneva efforts fail. Inonu seeks immediate negotiations with Khrushchev to steer Moscow toward humane peace.
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Greece
Tur
George Papandicous
U.N. General Assembly
Geneva
Ismet Inonu
Papandreous
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Brokenstraw
Grand Valley School Property
Teesardt
Raddein
Nothva
Kenilworth
New Jereey
Meadow Brook Dairy
Meadow Brook
Alfred C. Montin
Cornelius Neckers
Maynard. Ferguson
City Hall
Deb's
State
Waldameer Park
Waldamesr
Cow Palace
Business Mirror
Dawson
Senate House
International Fimance
Ivan G Hunsberger
Wotr
Firestone
Barney
Heberlein Motor Sales
North Center Street
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