Stratton High to present festival concert in Bluefield
Stratton High School Band, under director Charles L. Griffith, will perform at the Bluefield festival May 4 to 6. The 7:30 p.m. gym concert features Maurice Whitney works Holiday in Naples and Theodora Overture, a Trumpeters Lullaby solo by Richard Campbell, plus a program of classical and light pieces including Rachmaninoff, Moussorgsky, Elgar Walters, and Chiarelli arrangements.
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Brenda Griffin
Brenda Webb
Levora Lilly
Bluefield
Charles L. Griffith
Naples
Maurice Whitney
Whitney
Leroy Anderson
Richard Campbell
E. E. Bagley
Rachmaninoff
Kiev
M. Moussorgsky
Harold Walters
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Old Stratton
D. D. Crawford
Pro Matters Hint at Gains and Moves Across Transits
The column urges focusing on professional issues as effort pays off under current transits. It notes possible gains through new investments or residence changes for long term benefit, and hints at better communications like future public telephones on airplanes. It recalls the 1839 perforated metal sheet patent by Peter Naylor in New York City.
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Peter Naylor
New York City
New York
Kansas City
Denver
Pasadena
Aries To Pisces Horoscope For 1961
The aries through pisces signs offer cautions and guidance for the period. Aries urges care with finances while taurus rewards resourcefulness in friendship and money. Gemini gains confidence from a friend's faith. Cancer pleads expressing feelings and sheds the clingy approach. Leo should share spotlight in partnerships. Virgo faces cooperation issues but can go solo. Libra through Scorpio note obstacles and help with restraint. Sagittarius cites meaningful news. Capricorn advises cautious movement. Aquarius warns you may be wrong. Pisces sees influence from an older person resurfacing. 1961 Field Enterprises Inc.
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Sagittarius
Capricorn
Aquarius
Pisces
Bradley Cancer Crusaders To Meet Tuesday
Volunteers for the Cancer Crusade in Bradley and Maple Fork areas were announced by co chairmen Mrs. Blaine Renfro and Mrs. John Miller. All workers should meet at 6 15 p m Tuesday at the Ladies Auxiliary of the Bradley Free Will Baptist Church.
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Bradley
Maple Fork
Blaine P. Renfro
John Miller
Bradley Free Will Baptist Church
Maxine Shelton
Dot Wees
Sarah Jane Stone
Kennedy Says He Has Not Forgotten West Virginia Problems
Washington UPI report on a one day conference in which about 25 area representatives from Beckley gathered with federal, state, and local officials to discuss federal aid for West Virginia. Sen. Byrd and Henry Wilson delivered Kennedy’s message stressing ongoing concern, with VP Johnson and Gov. Barron also speaking. Welfare Secretary Ribicoff outlined programs and funding prospects, while Sen. Douglas cautioned against misused funds and urged area wide, noncompetitive project planning.
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Washington
UPI
West Virginia
Beckley
Kennedy
Sen
Robert C. Byrd
Henry Wilson
Byrd
Wilson
W. W. Barron
Barron
Abraham Ribicoff
Ribicoff
Congress
West Virginia University Medical and Dental
Paul Douglas
D-Ill
House Senate Conference Committee
Douglas
Illinois
Gold Horseshoe Tests Set For County Pupils
Raleigh County plans a West Virginia History Golden Horseshoe contest this weekend. Two eighth graders per school will take tests Friday at Institute School at 9 30 a m. Four winners will be knighted in Charleston by Rex M Smith and tour the capitol and governor mansion meeting Gov Barron and receiving golden horseshoes established by Spotswood.
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Raleigh County
Knights
West Virginia
Institute
Charleston
Rex M. Smith
Capitol
W.,. W. Barron
Smith
Alexander Spottswood
Ind Book Study Held In Sophia Ind
The second annual book study at the Sophia Church of God opens at 9 30 a m with lunch served by the church ladies. Participants from several local churches present chapters on Safe In Bondage. The event invites surrounding churches and pastors, with plans for special singing and a next year host church to be announced.
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Eileen Barr
Freewill Baptist Church
Iva Smith
Gordon Akers
First Baptist Church
Check Identifications Before Making Gifts
Mrs. Robert Amick, chairman of the house-to-house drive for the Cancer Crusade in Raleigh County, warns residents to verify solicitor authorization. Authorized workers carry kits with tags showing seven cancer danger signals and printed leaflets.
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Raleigh County
Robert Amick
Talent Variety Show Scheduled Tonight
The East Beckley PTA will sponsor a talent and variety show in the school auditorium at 7 p.m. Mrs. A Durgan, PTA president, urges everyone to attend.
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East Beckley
Parent- Teacher Association
A. Durgan
PTA
Deacons to Meet at New Hope Church
Mrs Bertha Turpin president of the deacon board at New Hope Baptist Church East Beck ley announced a meeting for 6 p m today.
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Bertha Turpin
New Hope Baptist Church
East Beckley
Lovers Fair Held in Arlon With Giant Matchmaker
A Lovers' Fair takes place in Arlon Belgium on the first Thursday of January showcasing a giant figure named Hellechsman who serves as a matchmaker guiding couples together.
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Arlon
Belgium
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