BYF Leaders to Head Sunday Service at Sweet Home Church
Easter program Sunday at Sweet Home Baptist Church on Ma Ben Road features Youth Fellowship BYF leadership. Dorothy C. Cozort, Mullens High School junior, serves as superintendent with Linda Tyree, Sandra Durham, and Rachel Clay teaching primary to young adult classes. The BYF aims for high attendance as Rev. John Bower leads the 11 am worship.
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Saulsville
RNS
Sweet Home Baptist Church
Maben Road
Mullens High School
Dorothy C. Cozort
Dwight Shumate
BYF
Kenneth Dixon
Linda Tyree
Sandra Durham
Rachel Clay
Sanders and relatives host dinner in Glen Fork
Mr and Mrs Ray Sanders hosted dinner Sunday honoring their son Perry Sanders and family including Michael, Janey Patterson, N J, Gene Tilley and John David Beckley, Joseph Sanders and daughter Lynn, Stanley Huff and Glenda, and Glen Tilley. Jess Day was admitted Friday to Beckley Memorial Hospital. Pauline Hughes joined Glayds Phillips for a trip to Fort Knox with Sgt C and Mrs Arwon Blankenship. David Acord and daughter visited Charleston after staying with Dennie Acord.
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Glen Fork
RNS
Ray Sanders
Perry Sanders
Michael
Janey
Patterson
N. J
Gene Tilley
John David
Beckley
Joseph Sanders
Lynn
Oceana
Stanley Huff
Glenda
Sophia
Glen Tilley
Glen
Glen Fork. Jess Day
Beckley Memorial Hospital
Pauline Hughes
Glayds Phillips
Fort Knox
Easter Weekend Visits Across West Virginia and Ohio
Mrs John Kucek drove to Athens to bring her daughter Joan home for Easter. Guests included Mr and Mrs Bob Saunders Dayton OH. Mr and Mrs P D Raymond Hatchers section. Mr and Mrs Ronald L Roch Mullens. Mr and Mrs Philip Roach and family. and Mr and Mrs James Hatfield Kopperston. Jill Roach received bone specialist care in Charleston. The Moores visited Dock Warner and Guy McEwee in Charleston and St Albans. En route home they called on Max Gibson in Marlington at Beckley Veterans Hospital.
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Oceana
RNS
John Kucek
Athens
Joan
Kimberly Roach
Bob Saunders
Dayton
Ohio
Rs. P. D. Raymond
Hatcher
Ronald L. Roch
Mullens
Philip Roach
James Hatfield
Kopperston
Roaches
Jill
Charleston
Jack Moore
Dock Warner
Guy McEwee
St. Albans
Max Gibson
Marlinton
Beckley Veterans Hospital
Visiting relatives and students in the Mount Hope area
Mt Hope notes visiting kin and students ailing with Easter holidays in West Virginia towns. Mr and Mrs Virgil Dillon welcome daughter-in-law Mrs Virgil Snookie Dillon and their granddaughter Halifax Virginia. Clara Craig Glen Jean hosts Miss Davis. Beatrice Ody Glen Jean visits Saint Albans. J C Painter Concord College student spends Easter with mother Daphna Painter Kilsyth. Tom Kuhn Wofford College Spartanburg visits Park Heights. William Harnsbarger Martinsville visits siblings in Park Heights Addition. Mrs Edward Harless Sharon Pennsylvania visits Oak Hill kin and Fred Harless Jr.
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Kilsyth
O. L. Blake
Park Heights
Tom Kuhn
Wofford College
Spartanburg
S. C
William Harnsbarger
Martinsville
Charles R. Harnsbarger
Parks Heights
Edward Harless
Sharon
A. G. Harless
Oak Hill
Fred Harless Jr
Park Heights Addition
MYF'ers Plan May Election
About 100 MYF ers and guests met at Delilah Methodist Church Oceana for a sub-district meeting themed He Arose The program featured Wanda Smith Clarice Acord Noel Harvey and Billy Akers Rev Fred Toney offered opening prayer and the host choir led music A nominating committee was named to present a slate at the May Oceana Methodist Church meeting A social period followed with WSCS members helping with refreshments About 40 members plus sponsors Mrs Basil Brown and Mrs Herman Reed attended
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Oceana
ANS
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Delilah Methodist
Wanda Smith
Clarice Acord
Noel Harvey
Billy Akers
Fred Toney
Delilah
Oceana Methodist Church
Fellowship Hall
WSCS
Basil Brown
Herman Reed
Astro Guide Caution Urged On Domestic Affairs
A present for you and yours warns of minor upset and urges calm avoid abrupt behavior. The column recalls a grim 1962 record where 35 children died after entering abandoned refrigerators, noting 25 in 1961 and six in 1960, and urges precautions as summer approaches to protect children from this danger.
Daily Horoscope Brief Aries Through Scorpio
The column advises Aries to avoid squabbles and unnecessary discuss. Taurus should overcome a cynical attitude. Leo should prioritize family as their partner expects. Virgo should share hopes with their partner. Libra should exercise caution in safety and business matters. Scorpio should restrain a know it all attitude and keep opinions to themselves.
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Aries
Scorpio
Presbyterian Circles Plan April Conference
Mount Hope Presbyterian Church circles met to plan the district conference set for April 23. Circle leaders and members discussed Bible studies, education programs, birthday objectives, nursery plans for May, and May 13 meetings, with attendees from Circle No 1 through 4 including Mrs. J. E. Howard, Mrs. W. E. Lawton, and Mrs. Sam Jasper.
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Mount Hope
ANS
Jack Keatley
The
Women of the Church
Joe McCoy
W. W. Hunter
Douglas Dalton
Tom Snyder
C. E. Howard
W. E. Lawton
Jeremiah
T. C. Pringle
W. J. Moore
Leo
Cancer Film Shown To PTA In Kopperston
The Kopperston PTA met Tuesday evening in the grade school cafeteria to view the American Cancer Society film To Smoke or Not to Smoke, led by teacher Bill Browning with a follow up Q and A. Willis Adams presided over the business session, three film-strip sets were ordered, and the 7-8 grade operetta is slated for May 17 under Marilyn Mc Coy. Vaughn Stewart announced May 29 school closing. officers elected for 1963-64 were Adams, Dillon Jr., and Mrs Neva Jo Adams. Approximately 65 attendees.
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Kopperston
RNS
American Cancer Society
Parent- Teacher Association
Bill Browning
Agnes Rider
Willis Adams
Marilyn McCoy
Boggs
Vaughn Stewart
Robert Dillon Jr
Neva Jo Adams
Gale Pennington
Bob Branham
Emory Lusk
Early Browning
Bill Boshell
Robert Truell
Betty Blankenship
Eugene Nottingham
Brenton Store Break-In Probed at Miller's Grocery
Brenton officers investigate a Sunday night break in at Miller's Grocery Brenton entry gained via rear window Deputy Sheriff Gerald Meadows Brenton reports loss amount not yet determined.
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Brenton
BNS
Miller’s Grocery
Gerald Meadows
UNESCO Targets Illiteracy With 1960s Program Push
Paris based UNESCO plans a decade long drive to teach reading and writing to 330 million people aged 15 to 50. A 1957 survey found 700 million illiterates in 67 nations, with high rates in Africa, Latin America and Asia. Experts say illiteracy could be cut in two generations with greater resources.
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Rosette Hargrove
Assn. Paris
NEA
U. N. Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization
Unesco
Africa
Latin America
Asia
Paris
Queen distributes Maundy money to 74 aged subjects
In Chelmsford England Queen Elizabeth continued the Maundy tradition giving alms to 37 men and 37 women. The total recipients equal her age on her next birthday.
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Chelmsford
England
Scholarship funds boost journalism students in New York
More than a half million dollars in scholarship aid is available for journalism students, the Newspaper Fund said Thursday. The fund, established by the Wall Street Journal, noted this amount is $100,000 more than the 1961 estimates from schools and departments of journalism for graduate and undergraduate study.
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New York
UPI
The
Wall Street Journal
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