Fayette Girl Scouts Hold Court of Awards
Fayette Girl Scout Troop 100 held a Camp Fire Scouts Own and a Court of Awards at Scarbro on Saturday. The event featured the history of Girl Scouting, with Ca rol Basham and Jan Musial planning the program for first class requirements. Mrs. Webb Jr. awarded badges in Cadette and Junior groups, recognizing numerous girls for active citizenship, ceramics, health, hospitality, and other skills. A parents meeting preceded the campfire to discuss Boy Scout summer camp plans at Buckskin Reservation.
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Oak Hill
ANS
Scarbro
Carol Basham
Jan Musial
Robert Webb Jr
Donna Basham
Lisa Davig
Clara Humphries
Meleah Hinte
Darlene Smith
Kathy Payne
Pamela Smith
Shauna Lively
Cinday Webb
Deanna Payne
Melanie Doris — Mammer
Yvonne Phelps
Jennie Lou May
Buckskin Reservation
Dilly’s Mill
Robert H. Webb Jr
Webb
Mike Jarosz
Roy Withrow
Bible Moderator Leads Circle Study Program
Mount Hope Presbyterian Church Circle No. 3 met Monday at the home of Mrs. Anthony Puskas with guests Mrs. Thelma Widemore of Florida and Mrs. Ronald Synder fresh from wintering in Florida. The June and July Bible study titled An Expanding Church and A Generous Church was led by Mrs. Puskas, with Mrs. Leo Morelli presenting General Fund Agencies. Members attending included E. C. Howard, R. E. Core, Clara Craig, W. A. Vickers, A. L. Elkins, C. R. Heermans, W. W. Hunter, Sam Jasper, W. D. Lawton, and Henry Hunte. No meeting is planned for July.
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Mount Hope
BNS
Leo Morelli
General Fund Agencies
E. C. Howard
R. E. Core
Clara Craig
W. A. Vickers
A. L. Elkins
C. R. Heermans
W. W. Hunter
Sam Jasper
W. D. Lawton
Henry Hunte
The Warring States and Confucius Rise in China
From 1122 B C the Chou feudal system governed vast territories with a Son of Heaven as ruler and a code of Li. Learning and arts flourished as iron tools, coins, and progress spread. After 771 B C a century of disunion led to the Warring States era and eventual rise of Confucius, the peacemaker amid social decay.
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Europe
Steppes
League of Nations
Confucius
Fayetteville Council Bans Street Parking
The Fayetteville Town Council渡 at the May meeting approved a resolution to eliminate all on street parking by July 1 1966. The town will assist residents without off street facilities to reduce fill costs for new parking areas and the June 9 meeting reaffirmed publication of the deadline in local newspapers.
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Fayetteville
YACHT TRIP ENDS IN LISBON AFTER 69-DAY RIO VOYAGE
Three Brazilian sailors arrived in Lisbon after sailing their small yacht 3,500 miles from Rio de Janeiro in 69 days. They completed the voyage with the yacht named and crew members not listed in the report.
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Lisbon
UPI
Rio de Janeiro
Fayetteville OES Installs Officers and 25-Year Pins
Fayetteville Chapter No. 115 Order of Eastern Star held a Monday meeting in the Masonic Building installing officers for the coming year and awarding 25-year membership pins to Rosa Pashion Anna Davis Marguerite Ritz and Ethel Bennett. Several members received pins on behalf of absent relatives. Incoming matron Effie Spencer and her staff were installed by Amos Burdette with support from Vida Henderson Gladys Bary Marguerite Ritz Lena Ayers and others attending.
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Fayetteville
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic
Rosa Pashion
Anna Davis
Marguerite Ritz
Ethel Bennett
Ernestine Mallory
Marie Alexander
Genevieve Perdue
Cortez Davis
Hamilton Replaced In Oceana Vote Recount
OCEANA RNS Homer Cook replaced O C Hamilton on the Oceana City Council after a recount of the June 7 election. Cook 233 votes, Hamilton 235, Hamilton lose four votes while Cook stays at 233. Roy Aliff elected mayor Vaughn Cozort recorder Gene Gilliland Basil Brown French Manning and Hassell Blackburn added to council.
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Oceana
RNS
Homer Cook
O. C. Hamilton
Cook
Hamilton
Roy Aliff
Vaughn Cozort
Gene Gilliland
Basil Brown
French Manning
Hassell Blackburn
Courthouse to Close for Local Employee's Memorial
Fayette County Courthouse will close Saturday in respect to Mrs. Virginia Radford Withrow. She worked in the assessor's office and died Thursday morning of a heart attack.
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Fayetteville
RNS
Fayette County
Virginia Radford Withrow
Coral snakes eat other snakes, researchers note
A zoological observation reports coral snakes preying on other snake species, expanding understanding of their diet. The study highlights ecological interactions and potential impacts on local snake communities. Researchers emphasize the need for further field data to map feeding behavior across habitats.
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Mouerin Vines
Helmut G. Callis
Chou
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Riffe
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Heber Street
Beckley
Fayette Oes
Frances Spangler
Effie Spencer
Alonzo Orndorff
Billie Bates
Page Corley
Louise Young
Edith Platt
Edith McClung
Gladys Menarchik
Goldie Woolwine
Chaplin
Clara Orndorff
Marshal
Nell Frazier
Ann Bowling
Adalt
Mary Underwood
Ruth
Mary Corley
Esther
Mary Jane Dennler
Martha
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Dette
Vida Henderson
Gladys Bary
Lena Ayers
Mary Tamplin
Sentinel
Jim Ayers
Edna Bates
Maude Holliday
Sadie Kennedy
Ruth Clark
Juanita Grose
Juanita Cottle
Zeymour Menarchik
Eva Reynolds
Jessie Wood
Wanda Cottle
Rudell Tamplin
Helen Pennington
H. F. Frazier
Martha Parrish
Evelyn Powell
Minnie Bowling
Noca Darnall
Nettie Cottle
Madeline Sims
Neville Discount Furniture Co
Neville Street
Peace Strings
Nash Campbell
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