Holy Land Talk Highlights Mullens Woman's Club Meeting
Miss Juanita Higgins presented a travel log of the Holy Land to Mullens Woman's Civic Club with Miss Tott McGraw joining as guest. Artifacts and slides depicted sites from Jerusalem to the Jordan River while committee reports and plans for January meetings were announced and eleven girls joined the subdeb organization.
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St. Stevens Gate
Paul
River of Jordan
Dome of the Rock
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Church of All Nations
Juanita Higgins
Woman's Civic Club
Mullens
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Holy Land
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Miss Tott McGraw
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Golden Gate
Mt. of Temptation
Jericho
Hotel of the Dead Sea
David Monday
James McDougal
Josephine Williams
Herbert Morgan
Frank Morris
J. G. Mason
Tracy Hylton
Ronald Bailey
James Bower
Cecil Caperton
Elbert Cook
Henry Hall
Lacy Hight
Velmar McKinney
United Fund
Sue Huffman
Helen Brooks
Sharon Z
Cathy McGhee
Linda Aliff
Brenda Lawson
Brenda Runion
Delana Wood
Barbara Sykes
Becky Presley
Patty Miller
Four Couples Seek Permits To Wed In Wyoming County
Wyoming County Clerk issued marriage licenses this week to Richard Lee Taylor 21 of McAlpin and Linda Lee Macon 20 of Slab Fork. Roger Lee Lefler 21 of Mab en and Carolyn Ann Hatfield 19 of New Richmond. Eugene Whitt 23 of Soulsville and Mary Lizzie Matney 18 of Soulsville. John Alfred Poindexter 20 of Wyoming and Darlene Sue Cook 18 of Wyoming. King Alfonso XIII of Spain began his reign at birth.
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Richard Lee Taylor
McAlpin
Roy Edgar
Audrey Louise Bolton Taylor
Linda Lee Macon
Slab Fork
Edward Lee
Edna Faye Keaton Macon
Roger Lee Lefler
Maben
Grover and
Pauline Hollins Lefler
Carolyn Ann Hatfield
New Richmond
Billy and
Alice Snodgrass Hatfield
Eugene Whitt
Soulsville
Curtis and
Vada Justice Whitt
Mary Lizzie Matney
Perry and
Chola Endicott Matney
John Alfred Poindexter
Wyoming
Amos and
Mabel Dyer Poindexter
Darlene Sue Cook
James and
Zida Burgess Cook
Mullens Church Class Sponsors Annual Dinner
The TEL Class of First Baptist Mullens held its annual Christmas dinner in Fellowship Hall. Mrs. O. H. Martin presided, with devotional by Mrs. W. R. Mayse on The Unexpected Guest. Decorations honored the season. gifts were exchanged. a token gift was given to teacher Mrs. S. P. Pearis. Attendees included numerous class members and guests Rev. and Mrs. William Nelson.
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ANS
First Baptist Church
O. H. Martin
W. R. Mayse
Jesus
A. G. Hoge
N. W. McGhee
M. R. Compton
S. P. Pearis
H.S. Burcham
Hazel Hollins
Edna
Mason Receives 50 Year Pin at Lodge Ceremony
Mason receives a 50 year grand lodge veteran service button presented to John Steele Mason of MacDonald Warren Masonic Lodge No. 103 Saturday night. The ceremony was led by William T. Wilson with many lodge members in attendance, marking the third such pin awarded by a lodge in the past month.
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Grand Lodge
John Steele Mason
MacDonald Warren Masonic Lodge No
William T. Wilson
Ross E. Core
Charles Creger
L. H. Bennett
Clyde O. Darlington
William M. Davis
Lawrence E. Kelly
Robert D. Williams
Wendell S
James A. Dearing
Joseph E. Johnson
Walter James
Freddie Thompson Jr
MacDonald Lodge No
Eugene Pennington
LaFayette Lodge
Fayetteville
The Boom In Roadside Eateries
The piece profiles a rise in independent franchised businesses driven by Americans leaving old careers for brands like Dunkin Donuts McDonalds and Dairy Queen. It explains franchising basics risks costs and rewards with figures on outlets revenue and failure rates, and notes BBB warnings about scams and the profile of successful operators seeking social mobility.
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International Franchise Association
Howard Johnson
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Chicken Delight
Dairy Queen
Carvel
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Dun & Bradstreet
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Overcome TV Gap Calls for Educational Broadcasters
F C C Chairman E William Henry urged the drive to bridge Americas television cultural gap calling electronic Appalachia. He spoke to the National Association of Educational Broadcasters saying educational TV should provide a choice act as a stimulant and a gadfly in a medium reliant on advertiser dollars and limited in scope.
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Washington
UPI
Federal Communications Commission
E. William Henry
Ice coverage on earth by glaciers vast and polar
Britannica notes about 5.8 million square miles of land are glacier covered. Of this ice about 98 percent lies in Antarctica and Greenland, underscoring the polar dominance of glaciation.
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Antartica
Greenland
Poindexter-Cook Vows Exchanged In Marianna
Darlene Sue Cook and John A. Poindexter wed in Marianna Free Will Baptist Church in a 3 p.m. ceremony. The bride, a Pineville High School graduate, wore white brocade. groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Amos Poindexter of Wyoming. A reception followed at the bride’s parents home. They plan to live in Chicago, Illinois.
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Darlene Sue Cook
Wyoming
John A. Poindexter
Amos Poindexter
Marianna Freewill Baptist Church
Lawrence Cook
Kenneth Cooper
Brenda Hatfield
John Cook
Pineville High School
Minuteman Band
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Future Secretaries
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Poindexter
Navy
Chicago
Ill
Thomas Bailey
Fort Hood
Texas
Edna Cooper
Donna Sue Cooper
Benny Ray Cooper
Warren Cook
Jaldo Cook
Windom
Obie Bradford
Brenton
Jane Deskins
Marianna
Jerry Bledsoe
Tom Bishop
Mary Hurley
Billy
Joe Cooper
Joey
Billy Hammett
Sandra Houchin
Glover
Reta Warner
Jane Lawson
The Black Forest Mountain District of Germany
The Black Forest is a mountain region in southwestern Germany famed for dense fir forests and rich natural scenery. It spans Baden Württemberg and hosts scenic tours, cultural sites, and historic towns.
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Black Forest
Germany
Kiwanis Club Elects Officers at Mount Hope Meeting
Mount Hope Kiwanis Club elected officers for 1965 and awarded Golden Anniversary Medallions to three leaders. John Rogers became president with Bill Sharpe as vice president George Gunn secretary and Earlen Weis treasurer. Installation by Bob West preceded a film on local history and a discussion of a two way police radio project funded partly by the city. About 40 members attended.
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Mount Hope
Bob Roberts
Green Valley - Glenwood Club
Hinton
Mount Hope Club
Kiwanis International
Rogers
Sherman Trail
Beckley Club
Art Houldsworth
Wayne Kessler
Sharpe
Denver man held on bond for coin bank theft
Clayman C. Shultz 36 was jailed under $25,000 bond on charges of stealing 3450 in coins from Hereford State Bank on November 29. Authorities arrested him after he bought a car in Denver for 2974 using only half dollars quarters and dimes.
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