Eisenhower Defends Press Respect In Letter Clarification
Former President Eisenhower says he has the highest respect for the press as an institution. In a July 31 1964 letter he notes his remarks at the Republican Convention were not a general attack on reporters, but a critique of a few sensationalists and confirms his esteem for journalists and the school system as defenders of freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyd Lewis
NEA
NEA Assn., Inc
Gettysburg
Dwight D. Eisenhower
San Francisco Cow Palace
Richard Nixon
General Eisenhower
Rsons
Eisenhower
New York
San Francisco
SHAEF
Free Press
Washington
Enterprise
Ace
National Press Club
Lewis
United States
Europe
Columbia University
CYF Cookout At Mount Hope Church Park
A Thursday evening cookout hosted by the Christian Youth Fellowship at Sun Roadside Park in Mount Hope drew attendees including Elizabeth Schutt Linda Brewer Kathy Boyd Tom Helton Sam Spade Pete Mobley Alexis Szuch Marsha Waters Jane Lee Cooper Deloris Batten James Humphrey and Mrs Page Humphrey sponsor Transportation was provided by Cecil Cooper and Jim Humphrey.
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Mount Hope
RNS
the Sun Roadside Park
Christian Youth Fellowship
GOP Women Honor Senatorial Candidate in Oak Hill
The Republican Women's Club of Oak Hill plans a buffet luncheon on August 20 at 12:30 p.m. in Hotel Hill to honor Cooper Benedict, GOP senatorial nominee Lewisburg. A planning meeting was held last week at Mrs. George Eads’ home. Reservations are due August 17 at the hotel.
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Oak Hill
RNS
Republican Women’s Club of
Cooper Benedict
Lewisburg
GOP
Hotel Hill
George Eads
Romeo Bennett
Dc. R. Hill
Oak Hill Guest Leads Fayette Club Program
Fayetteville Garden Study Club met at Mrs. Lawrence Kessler’s home with Mrs. H L Van Camp of Oak Hill presenting a workshop on arranging flowers and what to do or not to do. Devotional by Mrs. Eskew and arrangements by Tamplin Arritt Whitlock, with members urged to enter Fayette County shows and Nursing Home visits planned.
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Fayetteville
H. L. van Camp
Garden Study Club
Lawrence Kessler
High Street
H. F. Frazier
van Camp
Oak Hill
Robert Tamplin
Fletcher Arritt
J. K. Whitlock
Delaney Caldwell
Fayette
Arritt
Carl Vickers
Vandalia Garden Club
Louise Hoover
Joe Lewis
Oak Hill Garden Club
Henry Brown
Raleigh
N. C
Frank Adkins
Caldwell
E. B. Eskew
Robert Kincaid
Earl Settle
Mullens Residents Host Baseball Teams For Weekend
Mullens hosted American Legion Baseball Tournament teams over the weekend. Visitors from Charleston Clarksburg Williamson and Wheeling stayed in 25 Mullens homes with meals at Mullens High School cafeteria. Tournament director Cecil Lacy led the event for the third year.
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Mullens
RNL
American Legion
Jack Dick
Charleston
Clarksburg
Williamson
Wheeling
RS. Dick
The
Legion Auxiliary
Woman's Civic Club
Patty Worley
Sandy Smith
Judy Canada
Linda Whitt
Reva Smith
Donna Sisk
Sue Dick
Joyce Moore
Lynette Hinchee
Dink Price
Mullens Homes
Mullens High School
Cecil Lacy
Wiener roast hosts Nancy Humphrey and Sandy Holstein at Humphrey home
Nancy Humphrey and Sandy Holstein hosted a wiener roast at the Humphrey home in Willis Branch on Tuesday night. About 36 guests attended the social gathering.
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Nancy Humphrey
Sandy Holstein
Humphrey
Willis Branch
Pax area notices and travels of residents and visitors
T. Sgt. and Mrs. Roger Coltey and children Debbie Terri and Monty left Pax area to visit relatives in New York City and attend the World's Fair then travel to Brookfield Massachusetts to see his father W. G. Coley before returning to Montgomery Alabama where he teaches chemistry at the Gun ter Air Force University. Other visits include Robert Williams of Detroit with Junior Winston. Harold Scarbrough of Fenwick visiting the Ewing family. Junior Winston moving to Pax from Clear Creek. Jerry Brock returning home to Weirwood after summer in Columbus Ohio with Larry Brock. C. S. Humphrey visiting with Carl Humphrey and children from Miami Florida. Billy Mowell and family visiting sister Rosella Sutton and Clyde Mowell with Joy Sue, Frankie Lee in Cleveland Ohio and Howard Mowell in Covington Kentucky.
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PAX
T. Sgt
Roger Coltey
Debbie
Terri
Monty
New York City
Brookfield
Mass
W. G. Coley
Montgomery
Ala
Gunter Air Force University
Robert Williams
Detroit
Mich
Junior Winston
Harold Scarbrough
Fenwick
Ferdie Ewing
Clear Creek
Weirwood
Jerry Brock
Dollie Brock
Larry Brock
Columbus
Ohio
C. S. Humphrey
Carl Humphrey
Miami
Fla
Rosella Sutton
Clyde Mowell
Billy Mowell
Joy Sue
Frankie Lee
Cleveland
Howard Mowell
Covington
Old National Road linked East and West across the nation
The historic route stretched 609 miles from Cumberland Maryland to Vandalia Illinois and connected the East to the West. Completed in 1852 the wagon road was built at a cost of seven million dollars and became the nation’s principal overland link.
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Cumberland
Vandalia
Ill
Garnet Lafferty Weds Cecil Hobart Coleman
In Ravencliff at the home of Bishop and Mrs Roy Jeffreys the 1 pm Sunday ceremony joined Garnet Lafferty and Cecil Hobart Coleman son of Mrs Hobart Coleman. Lafferty, a Baileysville native, wore a white dacron dress and carried a white Bible with roses. Ollie Jane Lafferty served as maid of honor and Gordon Ray Satan as best man. The bride will teach in Ohio this year, while Coleman has been named West Virginia state evangelist for the Church of God of Prophecy with Twilight as his WV headquarters.
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Ravencliff
Bishop
Roy Jeffreys
Chapmansville
Garnet Lafferty
Cecil Hobart Coleman
Hobart Coleman
St. Charles
Lee County
Mr. Coleman
Lacy D. Lafferty
Baileysville
Ollie Jane Lafferty
Gordon Ray Satan
Charleston
Oak Grove Church of the God of Prophecy
Morris Harvey College
Glen Rogers
National Honor Society of America
Jefferson Union High School
Richmond
Ohio
Steubenville
Coleman
Church of God of Prophecy
Sandusky
West Virginia
Dry Creek
Saint Charles High School
Twilight
Spade And Trowel Club Plans Year At Mullens High
Spade And Trowel Club met at Mullens High School with Mrs H Kester presenting new trends in flower arranging. Officers named for 1964 65 include Paula Nicewander treasurer Sheila Compton historian Rosemary Lambert VP PR Sue Huffman reporter Drema England secretary Mary Jo Emanuelle assistant treasurer Lynette Hinchee VP projects Joyce Moore president Barbara Huffman VP recreation.
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Homemakers of America
Mullens High School
Paula Nicewander
Sheila Compton
Rosemary Lambert
Sue Huffman
Drema England
Mary Jo Emanuelle
Lynette Hinchee
Joyce Moore
Barbara Huffman
Wall to Wall Carpeting and Insurance Guidance
A housewife asks what policy to insure new wall-to-wall carpeting. Usually it falls under home furnishings and is covered by dwelling contents or a package policy, unless the carpet is attached to the home as real property or installed as a finishing floor. Consult an independent agent to confirm coverage and perils.
Mount Hope Social Notes Highlight Family Visits and Returns
Mount Hope residents and relatives share travel news as families visit kin across states. Victor Tomei Akron Ohio returns home after visits with Marchio siblings in Maple Fork Road and Park Heights. Jacks family Chicago and Shawboro guests purchase Bernath home in Colorado Street. Vivian Boyd visits family in California before returning to Park Heights. Anna Mae Adkins Cheyenne Wyoming visits Texarkana kin. Thelma Adkins Kenney. E E Straughan Oak Hill returns home after week with Nora White.
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Mount Hope
Victor Tomei
Jack
Provie
Akron
Ohio
Edward Marchio
Maple Fork Road
Provie Marchio
Park Heights
Forest Jacks
Billy
Chicago
Ill
W. R. Jacks
Allen Sawyer
Robin
Kim
Shawboro
N. C
Jacks
North Carolina
Bernath
Colorado Street
Vivian Boyd
Tommy Boyd
California
Anna Mae Adkins
Cheyenne
Wyo
Roger Pat Kenney
Texarkana
Ark
Kenney
Thelma Adkins
E. E. Straughan
Oak Hill
Nora White
Main Street
Circle Honors Member Mount Hope Circle Meeting Notes
The Philathea Circle of Mount Hope Baptist Temple met Tuesday evening at Mrs. Raymond E Tissue's home with Mrs. Donald Humphrey presiding. Mrs. J L Wilkins led the Love Gift program. Mrs. Blanche Davis presented Not In Word Alone-But Deed from the May Missions Magazine. Reminders included Family Camp August 9-13 at Camp Cowen and a rummage sale in the former Brooks Hardware building. Davis received a surprise farewell gift as she moves to Oak Hill this week. Attending were Mrs. Madge Warden and Mrs. Freda Salmon. The next meeting is September 1 at Mrs. Ernest Mann's home.
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Mount Hope
RNS
Philathea
Brooks’ Hardware
Davis
Oak Hill
Madge Warden
Freda Salmon
Ernest Mann
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Fayette Club
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Spade and Trowel Club
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Spade and Trowel Garden Club
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