Counseling Services elects Rev Dr Warner president
The Rev Dr William C Warner was elected president of Counseling Services Inc at its annual meeting replacing Rev Dr Ralph E White. Other officers include George A Zeigler vice president Mrs Freda S DolI secretary and Claude R DeLauter Jr treasurer. Directors list terms expiring 1967 1968 1969. The group currently operates from the YMCA and plans a permanent office site.
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William C. Warner
Counseling Services, Inc
Ralph E. White
George A. Zeigler
Freda S. Doli
Claude R. DeLauter, Jr
Counseling Services
YMCA
W. Merval Weaver
Weaver
G. Ross Brinkley
Oliver J. Cejka
Martin A. Case
Claude R. DeLauter Jr
George G. Price
Nellie 41. Simpson
Clarence Snyder
Maurice D. Ashbury
Freda S. Doll
Eleanor Everhart
Cecil K. Holter Jr
Wallace E. Hutton
Manuel M. Weinberg
W. Meredith S. Young
Lincoln D. Englebrecht
Emory Y. Frye
Charles V. Main
Wayne C. Neely
Ruth Weisberger
All Saints Church Chooses Vestrymen
Two new vestrymen were named at the All Saints Episcopal Church annual meeting on West Church Street. Victor Reynolds of Pinecliff and Russell Oden of East Ninth Street were elected after a snow postponement, with committee reports completing the meeting.
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All Saints’ Episcopal Church
West Church Street
Victor Reynolds
Pinecliff
Russell Oden
East Ninth Street
Cuckoo spit insect known as froghopper spittle bug
The frothy bubble secretion on plant stems comes from the froghopper, an insect with over 2 000 species. Spittle protects the insect from predators and desiccation by creating a foamy cover.
Art Goes Rural In Virginia Museum Gallery On Wheels
A Virginia Museum of Fine Arts program uses artmobiles to bring original art to rural communities. Two trailers tour the state with foldout panels, climate control, and on-site books for sale, preserving works after a 1953 start by Leslie Cheek Jr. The rolling galleries expand access to regional audiences and adapt to school programs with rotating exhibits.
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Art
Virginia Museum Gallery On Wheels
Mechanicsville
Virginia Museum of Fine Arts
Fred Brandt
Leslie Cheek Jr
Ade
Richmond
Cheek
Virg Uia
Brandt
Reds Urge Personal Sacrifices for Economic Reforms
Hungary's ruling Communist party campaigns to urge citizens to pay higher prices for basic foods to boost farmers' living standards. Reports of protests at Csepel steel mills and arrests spark concern as the regime boosts wages and pensions to offset price hikes ahead of February implementation.
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Hans Benedict
Vienna
Austria
Hungary
Communist Party
Budapest
Csepel
Janos Kadar
Kadar
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