Banquet Marks Mother Daughter Event at Neshannock Church
The Mother and Daughter Banquet of the United Presbyterian Church at Neshannock drew a large attendance. Prizes honored the oldest and youngest mothers, with toasts by local members. A slide show by Mr. and Mrs. Locke highlighted a South America tour.
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Church of Christ Dedication Set
The Church of Christ at 1741 Wl State Su will dedicate its new house on Saturday at 2 p.m. Speakers include Edward Phillips, an evangelist of the congregation, with capella singing. The facility adds more worship rooms after using a storeroom and rented headquarters since its inception.
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Second Church closes DVBS with attended festival teens
The Second U.P. Church hosted a successful Vacation Bible School ending last night with a Strawberry Festival. About 277 boys and girls attended. Rev. Robert Meaner directed the program with staff, while teens and teachers held games, swimming, and an evaluation picnic at Gaston Park.
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George Henderson
James George
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Bible and I
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Edith Thompson
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Harry Confer
Dave Sarbn
Suckstairs Gossip At The White House Pony Pasture Tale
Whimsical column notes a gag about Caroline Kennedy’s ponies grazing on the White House putting green. References Ike, Caroline, and media plans while lampooning political figures and a proposed cookbook. Mentions Vernon and TV sponsorship ideas, a theater of satirical biographs, and a casual presidential tour at the National Archives.
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Nesleyan Methodists 119th Conference closes session
The Alegheny Conference of the Wesleyan Methodist Church closed its 119th annual session at Stonehorn Campground Stare borg. It covers 106 churches with Rev H C Van Wormer elected president and Ter T A Robertson as vice president. Delegates were chosen for the central conference at Fairmount Ind next June. Olin M Phantz elected District Chairman of The New Castle District.
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Castles Turned Hotels Highlight Salzburg City
Salzburg, Austria, promotes five authentic castles converted into hotels for visitors.
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Austria
Four-Poster Drive Across Westminster for Charity
Christopher Buckingham, a student engineer, designs a four poster drive and departs London toward Westminster Bridge with Big Ben in view. He aims to cover 120 miles for charity in a vehicle described as complete with curtains and a $5 mph engine.
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Former AGVA Manager Paid to Get Job
Washington D. C. UPI The former AGVA branch manager in Florida testified before a Senate subcommittee that he paid 2000 to obtain a 5d a week job. He said no money was paid for Jackie Bright, AGVA administrative secretary, who appeared as the subcommittee investigated possible illegal favors among union leaders. Hart resigned last April after being questioned about giving money to Bright.
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Hickenlooper Raises Questions On McCloskey Nomination
Washington UPI reports Senator Hickenlooper questions Ambassador nominee McCloskey over alleged vast government contracts. McCloskey says he never believed such contracts were awarded improperly. The dispute centers on ethics and confirmation prospects for Kennedy administration appointees to Ireland.
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