Ray Bolger Acknowledged as Dancer and Comedian
New York reports Ray Bolger, popular dancer and comedian, discusses his TV work on NBC s Sunday show and his view that all performance includes dance elements. He notes his career began in comedy and evolved into dance. The article also mentions the Pan American Union Visual Arts Section collecting data on about 20 000 Latin American artists.
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New York
Ray Bolger
Nbc-Tv
The
Pan American Union
Executive boards meet at New Hope Church
The Executive Board of the New Era District Singing Convention will meet at 1 p m Saturday in the New Hope Baptist Church. W M Harvey is president. A Youth Rally begins today at Welcome Baptist Church led by the Young People's Chorus with services by Rev H H Davis and Rev H Du Bois. The rally runs through Sunday with a musical program Sunday evening. Other church notices and meetings follow for various groups and individuals.
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New Era District Singing Convention
New Hope Baptist Church
W. M. Harvey
Young People's Chorus
the Welcome Baptist Church
HH. E. Davis
Raleigh
Free and Independent
Holiness Church of States
Bury
James W. Crockett
Egeles
Iis Sisters
Arizona Crockett
Thelma Crockett
Claudine Crockett
Cpl. Crockett
Sarah Braxton
John Stuard
Meelings
Women’s Improvement League
Viola Moss
Ida Pulliam
Massey St
Eliza Hunter
Thrifty Homemakers Club
Ollie Trotter
J. B. Elliot
Mt. Vernon Banlist Church
Stamford City
Grace Robinson
Gloria Jean Cousins
Beckley Hospital
Jand
Honor Bell
Maggie Earle
Beckley
St. John Baptist Church of
Faith Chapel
A.mle
Church of Raleigh
Betty Moore
Gipson
The
Missionary Society
Pate Marlin
Minnie Rogers
Lucy Ann Gipson
David L. Smith
Bertha Brown
Miss Garst to Attend United Nations Confab in Charleston
Miss Gladyce Garst will participate in a regional United Nations conference in Charleston March 29 to 31, with six states represented. Agnes Crabtree reports Garst will lead a workshop on United Nations Week and present workshop recommendations. Registration for West Virginia attendees is $1 and workshops cover program publications membership procedures and promotion.
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Virginia
Kentucky
Ohio
Tennessee
West Virginia
Pace
Agnes’ Crabtree
The
States Association
iMiss
Garst
United Nations
U. N
Kent Phipps
Frankfort
AAM
Board of Crernors
West Vicars Allending the Sessions
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Bluefield College Students Spend Weekend With Families
Oceana personals note weekend visits by Elea Cook Martha Caldwell and others to Bluefield Business College students Earl and Norma Cook Jr and family. Additional local visiting relatives include Mrs Chambers in Oak Hill and Charleston Mr and Mrs Roach Clay Weekline and Clay families hosted guests in Meadow Bridge Mount Hope and Greenbrier County.
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Oceana
RNS
Elea
Nor Cook
Martha Caldwell
Bluefield Business College
Earl Cook
Norma Caldwell
Bryan Cook
Charles
Bill Toney
Bluefield
Charles. L
Chambers
Oak Hill
Charleston
Philip
M. Roach
Mark
Oley Clay
Harry Lackey
Rupert
W. €. Harvey Jr
Billy
Tena
L. P
Meadow Bridge
Oley
Bud Clay
Mount
Hope Sunday
Sam Sink
John
Delanne Clark
Greenbrier County
Youth Rally Saturday at Beckley Church of God
A district youth rally is set for 7 30 Saturday at Beckley Church of God. Attending youth groups include Qak Hil Kin caid Carlisle Fayetteville Mount Hope Midway Lester and Beckley.
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Beckley
Mrs. Roosevelt Bequeaths Eyes to Eye Bank
New York reports Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt wills her eyes to an eye bank for use as corneal transplants after her death, signaling a philanthropic gesture tied to medical aid and public health.
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New York
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Mrs FDR Names Good Presidential Prospects
New York columnist reads five Democratic hopefuls for 1960. Fran C. Roosevelt lists Wayne Morse, G. Mennen Williams, Joseph Clark, Edmund Muskie, and Chester Bowles as suitable candidates while excluding Adlai Stevenson despite past bids.
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New York
Franxlieny Roosevelt
Ilinois
Adlai
Stevenson
McCall's Magazine
Phappy
Wayne Morse
Oregon
G. Mennen Williams
Michigan
Joseph Clark
Pennsylvania
Edmond Muskie
Maine
Chester Bowles
Connecticut
U.S
India
Belle Davis Returns to Hollywood for Quick Work Ties
Hollywood star Belle Davis, a two time Oscar winner, visits from Portland Maine to handle acting chores before returning home with husband Gary Merrill. She details winter cold in New England, schooling for kids, and her shift to TV work with Playhouse of Stars G E Theater and potential new series while noting no film offers at present.
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Hollywood
Belle Davis
Portland
Maine
Belle
Sunshineville
New England
Lowell
Mass
Gary Merrill
Bette
Gary
Playhouse of Stars
Colcord Personal Notes From Ohio And Local Visitors
Colcord weekly social column notes Rob ert Brown of Cleveland visiting son Bennie Brown and daughter-in-law, plus other Brown family members. Doyle Dillon and Mrs. RE Stover recover at home after hospital stays. Withrow returns to Navy base in Virginia after weekend with parents. Mrs. Matthew Perry recuperating at home. Presbyterian Youth Chief rehearsal times given. Roy and Lila Stover return from Columbus. Various locals travel to Cleveland seeking work or hosting visitors. Thompson recuperating after surgery. O Paden admitted for observation. Ezra Thompson back to Beckley Veteran's Hospital after relapse. Cromes and Rogers visit relatives in Colcord.
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Colcord
Robert Brown
Cleveland
Ohio
Bennie Brown
Frank Thompson
Delano
Clifford
Charie
Lara
Brown
William Thompson
Charleston Memorial Hospital
RE. Stovers
Wees Withrow
Navy
Roy Withrow
Norfolk
Matthew Perry
Colcords
Presbyterian
Roy Stover
Columbus
Charles Schoolcraft
Wiliam Thompson
L. L. Fitzwater
Virginia
Albert Paden
Clear Creek
Ben Thompson
Arte
Mary Dempsey
Whitesville
Betty
Dora
Santa Dillon
Thompson
O. Paden
Ezra Vinton Thompson
Veteran’s Hospital
Beckley
Robert Cromes
Dayton
Jesse Wright
Edward Rogers
Hubert ‘Carter
Hubert ‘Carter and Their’ Daghter
Pearl i Esther Rogers
Million Dollar Fire Destroys Rubber Plant in Butler
A million dollar fire destroyed the Pequanoc Rubber Co. plant in Butler N J early Tuesday. A police spokesman said stronger wind could have set the town ablaze. All workers escaped and five firemen were overcome by smoke.
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Butler
N. J
Pequanoc Rubber Co
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