Churches Plan Watch Night Services in Several Towns
Churches in Mabscott MacArthur Arthur and Green Valley announce Watch Night services beginning at 8 to 9 p.m. with a series of sermons and songs. Leaders include Rev. Leslie A Garten Rev. Oscar Lilly Rev. Owen Lilly Rev. F C Calhoun and Rev. Floyd Goff among others inviting all to attend and join in midnight testimonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabscott
Macnight
Arthur
Green Valley
Christian Church of
Mad
Watchscott
Methodist Church
Leslie A. Garten
Owen P. Lilly
Daniels
Oscar Lilly
Shady Spring
Church of God At MacArthur
Floyd Goff
Russell Brinsom
Otis Clyburn
Hilltop Baptist Church of
W. C. Green
Accident Report On State Turnpike Near Mile Post 37
A 1960 International tractor trailer owned by Guardsman Chemical Coating Firm of Grand Rapids Michigan went over an embankment and turned over after the driver lost control due to mechanical trouble near mile post 37 Tuesday night according to turnpike police. The driver Carl J Drost of Grand Rapids Michigan was not injured and no charges were filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International
Guardsman Chemical Coating Firm
Grand Rapids
Mich
Carl J. Drost
Depressing Mountains Challenge the Few to Ascents
Explorers tackling the Mountains of the Moon and Rumenzori ranges in east central Africa face cold damp air, mist, and an oppressive, depressing atmosphere. The vast size and dense vegetation overwhelm most climbers, leaving only a few hardy souls to endure the hostile highlands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moon
Rumenzori
East-Central
Africa
Doctor Says Watch Benign Uterine Fibroids Often
Dr Wayne Brandstadt explains that up to 20 percent of women over 35 have benign uterine fibroids, many small and harmless while others may grow large. Most doctors now use watchful waiting with exams every six months, removing fibroids only if growth or symptoms appear, not as cancer prevention. Gold shots and cortisone are not the same, though both help in arthritis treatment.
Huntington Mayor A E Harris Funeral Set Today
Funeral services are set in Huntington for Mayor A E Harris aged 66. Harris died Tuesday after months of illness while serving his first term under the council management government. He previously retired as dean of Marshall University graduate school and stayed on as chairman of the social studies department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
UPS
A. E. Harris
Harris
Marshall University Graduate School
Military Men In The News At Home And Overseas
Private James E. Harvey at Fort Knox eight week food service course in bread cake pastry baking and mess hall operation. John M. Scarbrough completed Army training tests in Germany after basic at Fort Knox. Jimmy Hudnall assigned to 720th Military Police at Fort Hood following training. Kenneth Barefield serves with 93rd Engineer in Germany after basic at Fort Knox. Wilmer T. Bailey Jr. assigned to Army Support Command in Vietnam after Stoco High School. Jesse M. Shrewsbury assigned to Army Garrison Fort Monroe with Korea prior posting. Daniel V. Morris completed five week disbursing course at Fort Benjamin Harrison after basic at Fort Knox. Gary R. Frye returned to Fort Carson after 12 day leave. radio repairman in 1th Infantry. Raymond C. Faykus awarded for military improvement suggestion at Frankfurt HQ. William D. McGinnis graduated from electrician course at Sheppard AFB. James T. Williams part of Outstanding Maintenance Team at Dover AFB in SAC unit. Venart T. Denny selected for regular Air Force commission at Keesler. Don E. Edwards arrived at Aviano AB for temporary duty with TAC unit. William A. Blevins graduated from administrative specialist course at Amarillo AFB.
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James E. Harvey
Glen White
Army Armor Center
Fort Knox
Harvey
Army
Woodrow Wilson High School
John M. Scarbrough
Wesley E. Scarbrough
Rt. 2
Fayetteville
24Th Infantry Division
Germany
19Th Infantry
Scarbrough
Fayetteville High School
Jimmy D. Hudnall
Edith M. Hudnall
Oak Hill
Fort Hood
Tex
Hudnall
Fort Gordon
Collins High School
Kenneth C. Barefield
Pearl Barefield
Clear Creek
93Rd Engineer Company
Barefield
Fort Belvoir
Clear Fork High School
Daniel V. Morris
Clyde Morris
Naoma
Army Finance
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Morris
Marsh Fork High School
Gary R.frye
Flossie Frye
Beckley
Fort Carson
Colo
Frye
1Th Infantry
Trap Hill High School
James T. Williams
Pearl Diamond
Mt. Hope
Strategic Air Command
SAC
Dover Afb
Del
Williams
Mt. Hope High School
Marshall University
Air Force
Venart T. Denny
Elsie Denny
Sophia
Keesler Afb
Miss
Denny
USAF
Air Training Command
Keesler Technical Training Center
Sophia High School
University of Maryland
Betty
D. H. Snyder
Lester
Don E. Edwards
John Edwards
Kopperston
Aviano AB
Italy
U. S
Wards
Myrtle Beach Afb
S. C
Tactical Air Command
Oceana High School
Sgt. Edwards
Cabell Judge Settles Four Blue Law Suits
Huntington West Virginia UPI reports Cabell Circuit Court Judge John W Hereford dismissed four suits arising from arrests at Heck's Discount Store under the 1961 Sunday Closing law. Plaintiffs sought damages from J T Campbell and J C Penney Co. One plaintiff Sherman Lee Winters had been awarded 2000 but the Supreme Court found it excessive and sent case back. Other suits were settled or not tried. terms were not disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Supreme Court
High Court
Circuit Court
Glenda Miller
Lou Emma Schreve
Donald Cook
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S&h
S.A.E
American Beauty Products
W. K
Quaker State Motor Oil
A. of
Dan Dee
ACE
Ea Storesh
Wayne Brandstadt
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
New England
Wilmer T. Bailey Jr
Margaret
Route 9
Beaver
Army Support Command
Vietnam
Bailey
Stoco High School
Coal City
Winding Gulf
Jesse M. Shrewsbury
Willard Shrewsbury
Glen Morgan
Fort Monroe
Shrewsbury
Korea
Raymond C. Faykus
Charles C. Faykus
Faykus
Frankfurt
Suzanne M. Aldus
Peabody, Mass
William D. McGinnis
William B. McGinnis
Air Force Electricians
Sheppard Afb
McGinnis
Sheppard
Marie Buchannan
Montcalm
Sacramento
Calif
State College
Yuba College
Marysville
Mary Louise
11Th Air Rescue
William A. Blevins
Eddie R. Blevins
Amarillo Afb
Blevins
Langley Afb, Va
Valley DR
S.—Cor
City Ave
Cabell
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