Genetic breakthroughs promise longer life and organ repair
Geneticists, armed with the gene code, anticipate therapies that turn genes on or off to cure diseases, repair damaged tissues, and possibly obviate transplants. They study how cells grow into bone or muscle, and how antibodies shape immunity while raising questions about cancer and viral causes.
Revival and notices mix with community updates
The column reports a revival at Antioch Methodist Church with Rev Leon Sellers as evangelist and other local church activities at Center Spring and New Friendship Baptist. It notes a hospital hip surgery for Mrs. O T Sharp, a Mt Tabor Sub district meeting, and local family news including the Whitten baby. Further items discuss evolving gene science debates and future topics.
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J. C. Whitten
Kenneth Whitten
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Faye St. John
Flavous Johnson
New Friendship Baptist Church
W. W. Coffey
Ronald Manley
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