Wedding of Brenda Slusher to Thomas Pappas in Pineville Kentucky
The First Maytist Church in Pineville hosted the October wedding of Miss Brenda May Slusher and Mr. Thomas Constantine Pappas at eight in the evening. The service featured traditional wedding marches, a satin draped arch, seven branch candelabras, and calla lily arrangements. Bridesmaids wore white, the bride carried calla lilies, and a lawn reception followed at the Slusher home with white mat topiary decor and wrapped wedding cake squares for guests. A long list of relatives and guests attended from Kentucky Tennessee and Michigan.
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Thomas Constantine Pappas
Carly Hilies
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Gregory Breathers
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Robert “Mithigan
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Local Health and Social Notes From Middlesboro Area
Community hospital stays and births are listed, including Mr. M. FP Ceimimae at Pingvila Community Hospital and a birth at Appalachian Regional Hospital for Eric Jeffrow. Family visits span Kentucky, Ohio, and Georgia, with deaths, retirements, and hospital moves noted for residents and relatives.
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Oat Pingvila Community Hospital
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Coffee Held for Mrs Peters in Harrogate gathering
Mrs RB Johns hosted a morning coffee at her Harrogate home honoring Mrs Danny Peters of Tazewell and Harrogate. Guests included Mrs Glarrys Tranchila, Mrs Bill Sharp, Mrs Bill Cox, Mrs Curtis Hopson, Mr George Pay, Mrs Claude Claiborne Jr, Mrs Everett Teters, Mrs Robert Lynch, Mrs Allan Johns, Mrs Bill Ames, and Mrs Peters. The event featured a pink and blue color scheme with melon fruit basket, breakfast rolls, and coffee.
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Bill Sharp
Bill Cox
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George Pay
Claude Claiborne, Jr
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Robert Lynch
Allan Johns
Bill Ames
Peters
Ann Landers Misuse of a Car and a Trust Betrayal
A reader asks how to handle a smashed car left by a girlfriend who refused to pay for damages after borrowing the vehicle. Ann Landers advises that those who borrow must cover repair costs and notes the writer should have insisted on responsibility. A second reader asks about an uncomfortable dating situation in a darkroom and a long ride with a worried parent. Ann Landers frames the issue as parental concern over risky behavior and urges caution.
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Singing event at Neetown Church of God Saturday night
Gospel Tone Singers of Knoxville Tennessee travel to Mel Drum Baptist Church for a 6 pm Saturday program, with the Gospelaives of Middlesham as the other group, performing Sunday morning at 11 am at Mel Drum Baptist Church.
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Picnic Cancelled And Garden Club Meet Set In Middlesboro
The Middlesboro junior makers annual picnic scheduled for June 2 at Cumberland Bowl Park Jonesville Va has been cancelled. The Garden Club will meet Tuesday at 1 at the Middlesboro Restaurant for a luncheon meeting with conservation as the program. Lester Dayton of the National Park Service will be the speaker.
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Hayden's Last Playing Hymn to the Emperor
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