Bethel Church Hosts Singing and Lunch on Church Lawn
A Bethel Church event featured singing groups including the Bethel Choir Bethel Quartet the Darnell Sisters The Martin Quartet the Sophia Choir and the Crusaders Quartet from Logan A basket lunch was served on the church lawn by women of the church and a preaching service followed at 2 p.m Pictured speakers include the Rev Ronald Adkins of Sophia the Rev Wade Webb and the Rev F C Calhoun of Crab Orchard.
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Bethel Choir
Bethel Quartet
Darnell Sisters
Martin Quartet
Sophia Choir
Crusaders Quartet
Logan
Ronald Adkins
Sophia
Wade Webb
F. C. Calhoun
Crab Orchard
Arnett
Bethel Free Will Baptist Church
MacArthur
Checks Mailed To HS Scholarship Winners
Isaac McKinney, treasurer of the Citizens' Scholarship Foundation of Beckley, mailed checks totaling $8,750 to 31 Woodrow Wilson High School graduates. Scholarships for 1966-67 were awarded to Nellie Amato $250 Beckley College. Lin da Diggs $250 Beckley College. Leah Ellison $250 Marshall University. Maria Fragale $100 Beckley College. Larry Harrah $200 Appalachian Bible Institute. Peter Karvasky Jr. $400 Glenville State College. Elizabeth Kincaid $100 Roanoke Memorial Hospital School of Nursing. Ronald Lane $350 Concord College. Delmar Lawson $400 Concord College. Alyce Lilly $250 St Joseph's Hospital School of Nursing in Parkersburg. David McAllister $350 Beckley College. Patricia Miller $250 West Virginia University. Catherine Monarchy $200 Lynch-
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Isaac McKinney
Citizens’ Scholarship Foundation of
Beckley
Woodrow Wilson High School
Nellie Carol Amato
Beckley College
Linda Lane Diggs
Leah Jane Ellison
Marshall University
Maria Victoria Fragale
Larry Calvin Harrah
Appalachian Bible Institute
Peter Joseph Karvasky Jr
Glenville State College
Elizabeth Ann Kincaid
Roanoke Memorial Hospital School of Nursing
Ronald Alan Lane
Concord Collage
Delmar Dale Lawson
Concord College
Alyce Ann Lilly
St. Joseph’s Hospital School of Nursing
Parkersburg
David Lee McAllister
Patricia Lee Miller
West Virginia University
Catherine Delores Monarchy
Lynch
Burg College
Lynchburg
Donald Ray Patton
Elizabeth Ann Shrewsbury
West Virginia Institute of Technology
Alice Lynn Stanley
Nancy Elaine Thompson
Cheryl Janese Toombs
Lanier Warren Wyatt
M. W. Powers
Brenda Jean Ernst
Berea College
Kentucky
Beckley Woman’s Club
Shelma Ruth Gray
Mount Olive Junior College
Mount Olive
N. C
Beckley Manufacturing Corp
Linda Fior Hidalgo
Victoria Elizabeth Lagowke
H. Wayne Mason and Co
Lagowske
Lemas Fay Radford
Beckley Civitan Club
Saint Mary’s School of Nursing
Huntington
Lewin
Randolph Brent Richardson
West Virginia State College
Kathleen Patricia St. Clair
R. D. Watts
St. Clair
West Virginia Wesleyan College
Barbara Ann Scarborough
Raleigh
Bob Jones University
Greenville
S. C
W. A. Stanley
Virginia Sheppard
Deem Rahall
Sharon Gayle Sisk
Darlene Day VanPuffelen
D. George
William Jennings Bryan College
Dayton
Tenn
Problems Of Community Action Group Outlined In Wall Street Journal
Wall Street Journal outlines Raleigh County Community Action Association difficulties including leadership questions under George Parker. Office of Economic Opportunity extended grace to Oct 31 for independent evaluation. Parker defends contacting the poor. VISTA workers accuse him of hostility. Council of the Southern Mountains in McDowell County shown as more effective under OEO direction.
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RCCAA
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George Parker
Office of Economic Opportunity
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VISTA
Volunteers In Service To America
Journal Story
Washington
Joseph Lawrence
CAA
Council of the Southern Mountains
McDowell County
OEO
McDowell
Raleigh County
Overseas Calling Surges in 1965 World Telephones
The 1965 edition of The World’s Telephones notes overseas calls from the United States rose over 20 percent to a record 6,400,000 at year start, with growth propelled by new links undersea and in space. Comsat’s early Bird satellite and Bell System’s fourth transatlantic cable expanded capacity by over 20 percent, while new coastal links and international lines connect the United States to Europe, the Orient, and Caribbean regions. The global telephone total reached 182.5 million as of January 1, 1965, up 11.5 million in one year, marking the largest one-year rise in history. North America holds about 95.5 million telephones, with the United States at roughly 88.8 million. Japan added over 1.56 million to reach 12.25 million, followed by the United Kingdom and others.
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United States
R. E. Cunningham
Beckley
Beckley Exchange
Space
Comsat
Europe
Bell System
Tuckerton
New Jersey
St. Hilaire-De-Riez
France
U. S
Atlantic
Florida
Saint
North America
Japan
United Kingdom
West Germany
Ussr
Canada
Italy
Sweden
Australia
Eccles To Have Clean Water Next Week
County sanitarian Beverly Hume says the Eccles water system serving about 1200 people will be cleaned up before school starts. She inspected Eccles on Thursday and found no records, no chlorine residual, and an unlicensed operator. corrections will be implemented in a few days.
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Eccles
Hume
SINGERS SET MEETING AT RISING SUN CHURCH
The West Virginia Singers League Inc will hold a two day session at Rising Sun Baptist Church in Sun on Saturday and Sunday A candlelight service is planned and the 11 AM Sunday service will be led by Rev J H Maxwell A sing is scheduled for Sunday afternoon with John Redmond president in charge
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West Virginia Singers League Inc
Rising Sun Baptist Church
Sun
J. H. Maxwell
John Redmond
Now You Know By United Press International
The temperature inside a hermetically sealed room would rise with an electric fan due to friction. Cooling occurs for a person as air absorbs heat and moisture from the skin.
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United Press International
Browns Burial Place Near Lake Placid Historic Site
Abolitionist John Brown is buried on his former Harpers Ferry era farm near Lake Placid New York. The grave sits on land he once owned now preserved as a historic site and memorial.
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Brown
John Brown
Harper's Ferry
Lake Placid
N. Y
Beckley SSA Announces September Mobile Office Schedule
Beckley Social Security Office releases itinerant schedule for surrounding communities. A Social Security representative will visit multiple locations during September to assist residents with benefits, eligibility, and claims.
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Beckley Social Security Office
Schedule Dates for Community Meeting Hubs
Schedule lists meetings at Memorial Building Hinton on Sept 1 and 15 and at American Legion building Fayetteville on Sept 6 and 20. Also City Hall mayor's office Whitesville on Sept 7 and 21 and Odd Fellows Hall over Ansted Motors Ansted on Sept 8 and 22.
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American Legion
Fayetteville
City
Whitesville
Odd Fellows Hall
Ansted Motors
Ansted
Woodrow Wilson High School Provides 10 Litter Barrels
Woodrow Wilson High School will use ten litter barrels for the school and football field for the 1966 to 1967 term opening Tuesday. Key Club members pictured with the barrels include John Beard Chuck Cabe Bob Hutchinson Bill Gray Mike Mullins and Nick Rahall president. The club plans the homecoming dance on Oct 14 and will host the state Key Club Convention in March in Charleston. JEW COUNT JERUSALEM Israel UPI The new Israeli yearbook reports 13 250 000 Jews worldwide end of 1964 Nearly 17 percent reside in Israel.
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Woodrow Wilson High School
John Beard
Chuck Cabe
Bob Hutchinson
Bill
Jerusalem
Israel
UPI
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