Arrests in Turkey Creek cock fight raid
Eleven people were arrested and six more warrants issued after a Sunday raid on Turkey Creek in Wyoming County by State Police from the Pineville Detachment. Charges include operating the house and participation. bonds set at 17.50 each. Items confiscated include 21 roosters, 6 spurs, and cages. This follows a prior raid in the same area with 41 arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pineville
RNS
R. J. House
C. E. Fisher
Turkey Creek
Wyoming County
John Franklin Mullens
Jesse
Grover Thacker
Oceana
Ovie Knopp
Ripley
Arnold Compton
Robert Miller
Paul Allen
Marianna
Fred McCoy
Keyrock
Charles Green
Mullensville
C. R. Morgan
Welch
Treeley Burchett
Baileysville
Billy Brown
Glen Fork
Beckwith Camp Schedule Told
Fayetteville reports the 1965 Beckwith 4-H camp season schedule with dates and leaders for each session. Camp, Pythian Boys, Presbyterian, Fundamental Baptist, Church of God, Judson Baptist, Rainbow Girls, Calloway Heights Church, Kanawha Valley Baptist, and Presbyterian Chorus sessions are listed along with locations and camp directors. One open date remains. interested organizations may contact Paul Hicks in Fayetteville or call 149-1-1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayetteville
Beckwith
Herb Riggle
Pythian
Cecil J. Smith
St. Albans
Presbyterian
James Goburn
Bluefield
W. Va
Fundamental Baptist
Ostrander
Church of God
Wolfe family travels for aunt's funeral in Dayton
Mr and Mrs Hayden K Wolfe and daughters Cindy and Cathy travel to Dayton Ohio after the death of Mrs Anna C Lindgren in a Dayton nursing home Services for Mrs Lindgren are set for Thursday in Seattle Washington The Wolfes will stay with Mrs Wolfe s mother Mrs John Sundin until Tuesday then fly to Seattle for rites They will visit with Mr and Mrs Jack Clay of Dayton before returning Wednesday New residents Mr and Mrs John Kelly move to Glen Rogers Jerry Wolfe returns to Montgomery after weekend with his parents.
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Glen Rogers
RNS
Hayden K. Wolfe
Cindy
Cathy
Dayton
Ohio
Wolfe
Anna C. Lindgren
Lindgren
Seattle
Wash
John Sundin
Jack Clay
John Kelly
Jerry Wolfe
Montgomery
H. K. Wolfe
Fayette Garden Club Meets In Abbot Home
Fayetteville ANS reports the Fayetteville Garden Club met at Mrs. Robert Abbot's home in Abbot Addition. Mrs. M. G. Hresan led a program on Why Study Birds noting 25 000 specimens and bird habits. April meeting planned at Mrs. Ruth Stacey's home. Members listed include Mrs. Abbot, Mrs. Hresan, Mrs. Diehl, Mrs. Mahood, Mrs. White, Mrs. McMillion, Mrs. Darnall, Mrs. Lee, Mrs. Deadrick, and visitor Mrs. Lohmeyer.
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Fayetteville
ANS
Ruth Stacey
Abbot
M. G. Hresan
L. L. Diehl
Wade Mahood
J. H. White
Frank McMillion
Ernest Darnall
John Lee
William Deadrick
Freida Lohmeyer
W H Stover Retires After 40 Years With Railroad
MOUNT HOPE RNS W H Stover aged 70 retires this week after forty years with the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad He will stay on his Maple Fork farm Stover began as a fireman in 1925 and became an engineer in 1931 He is a member of Mount Hope Baptist Temple and serves as a deacon His wife and two children survive with three grandchildren named Kelly Jo Pugh John Scott Pugh and Randy Stover and his sister Grace Stover.
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Mount Hope
RNS
W. H. Stover
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Maple Fork
Stover
Rebecca Stover
Grace Stover
Second Street
Stovers
J. D. Pugh
Arlington, Va
Jerry Stover
Kelly Jo Pugh
John Scott Pugh
Randy Stover
Andes Mountains Reach Beyond Twenty Thousand Feet
The Andes Mountains include more than a score of peaks exceeding twenty thousand feet, highlighting a major height milestone among South America's tallest ranges.
The City Saint and Honest Image
An essay on authenticity in Christian life cites Kierkegaard to argue holiness cannot be forged by outward image. The author recalls self-conscious piety, noting that holiness is not in appearance but in inner truth beyond clothes or collars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Head
Macmillan Co
Newspaper
Enterprise Assn
Kierkegaard
Why go to Church
Prompts readers toward contemplation of spiritual city life and offers a subscription pitch for City Saint, inviting purchase through a New York address and price information.
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City Saint
C-O
P. O
Dept. A
Grand Central Station
New York
N. Y
Priest Producer Puts Faith First In Global Film Drive
Emilio Cordero, a 46 year old priest and head of San Paolo Films, runs a low overhead operation using nuns for costumes and labs. He markets religious films internationally from Milan to Manila with Vatican backing rumored. Cordero outmaneuvered De Laurentiis on a Bible project, shelving one film for $600,000 and planning to complete the Bible episode by episode. He now eyes a $1.5 million Saul and David in Eastman color and potential nonreligious co productions.
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Tom A. Cullen
Rome
NEA
Emilio Cordero
Father Cordero
Darryl Zanuck
San Paolo Films
San Paolo
Vatican
Pius Society of St. Paul
Paulist Fathers
Via Veneto
Dino de Laurentis
Wonder Boy
Barrabas
Ulysses
de Laurentiis
Abraam
Dino de Laurentiis
Hollywood
John Huston
Ava Gardner
Peter O'Toole
Stephen Boyd
Eve
Saul and
David
Spain
Curtis Blames Great Society For Suppression Of Baker Evidence
UPI report: Senator Carl Curtis accuses the Great Society of suppressing witnesses and evidence in the Bobby Baker inquiry. He says the ethics panel probe is biased and a cover up, while Justice Department findings are seen as discrediting Reynolds. Clark notes no volunteers to chair ethics policing committee.
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Curtis
Baker
Steven V. Gerstel Washington
UPI
Sen
Carl T. Curtis
R-Neb
United States Senate
Nebraska Republican
Justice Department
Don B. Reynolds
FBI
John J. Wil
Liams
R-Del
Reynolds
Atty
Nicholas Deb. Katzenbach
Joseph S. Clark
D-Pa
Senate
Democrats
Virginia brothers face preliminary hearing for gas station murder
Two Virginia brothers, Douglas Cooper, 23, and Clyde Cooper, 17, of Salem, were to be given a preliminary hearing in Princeton on murder charges for the slaying of Gussie Neal, a Bluefield gasoline station attendant, shot during a holdup last week. Police said the youths reportedly confessed and traced their car to Salem after a tip from a motorist.
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Princeton
UPI
Virginia
Douglas Cooper
Clyde Cooper
Salem
Gussie Neal
Bluefield
Rosetta Stone Key to Hieroglyphic Decipherment
The Rosetta Stone is a black basalt slab with inscriptions in three ancient languages that unlocked the mystery of ancient Egyptian hieroglyphics, providing a crucial key for linguistic decipherment and study.
Inexperienced rs learn that going out of business sales are big business
Inexperienced retailers discover the scale of downturn sales as they attempt Go ing Out of Business promotions and find the practice lucrative for some operators while challenging for others.
Cuban Exiles Protest At Soviet Embassy In Washington
Four Cuban exiles protested Russian troops in Cuba by hurling bottles filled with black liquid at the Soviet Embassy in downtown Washington. Police arrested all five involved on charges of interfering with diplomatic property and destroying private property.
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Washington
UPI
Alfredo L. Gonzales-Ortiz
Homero Machado
Pico Marion Rivera
Raul S. Arnand Hernandez
New York City
Maben Man Jailed For Hunting Violations
In a preliminary hearing before Magistrate Jack Pizzino in Pineville William Harry Mc Cloud of Maben was fined 152 dollars on three charges and jailed 40 days in default. He faced counts for hunting without a license intoxication and possession of moonshine, arrested Friday by Trooper C. E. Fisher and Conservation Officer Edwin Hall.
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Pineville
RNS
Jack Pizzino
Glen Fork
William Harry McCloud
Maben
Wyoming
C. E. Fisher
Edwin Hall
MceCloud
Boxing Day in Great Britain Holiday After Christmas
Boxing Day is the first weekday after Christmas in Great Britain when Christmas boxes are given to errand boys and postmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Yonkers Status as Fifth Largest City in New York
Yonkers ranks as the fifth largest city in New York state, overshadowed by nearby Manhattan in population and regional influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yonkers
Manhattan
New York State
Witchcraft Hangs in Colonial America and Arrests Rise
In colonial America 19 people were hanged for witchcraft while over 250 were arrested on similar charges. The last execution for witchcraft occurred on September 22, 1692.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Indigo dye shift from plant to synthetic production
Indigo dye once extracted from the indigo plant but modern industry largely uses synthetic indigo, leading to a near disappearance of indigo plantations.
Primatene Tablets Now Sold Without Prescription
New York report states the asthma formula most prescribed by doctors is now available without prescription. Primatene tablets, claimed to open bronchial tubes, loosen congestion, relieve tension, and stop attacks within minutes, are described as a safe, effective relief for asthma sufferers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
N.Y
No More Harps Slogan on Van Draws Laughs in L A
A Los Angeles delivery van from a music company carries the humor of a slogan reading drive carefully were out of harps. The quirky line amuses motorists and reflects lighthearted local whimsy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HARPS
Los Angeles
UPI
Etiquette Advice Urges Parents to Treat Kids Like Adults
An etiquette expert urges parents to extend the same respect to their child as to grownups. He warns that failing this can lead to the child retaliating with a smack in the chops.
Family Dinner in Glen Fork Hosts Easter and Sanders kin
Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Easter entertained Saturday night at their Glen Fork home. Attending were Walter Easter Austinsville Virginia. S Sgt and Mrs Rod ney Sanders and their children Marty and Mary from Washington DC. J B and Elton Easter of Glen Fork. their daughter Betty Easter. Sgt. and Mrs Croba Sanders of Glen Fork. J B Easter planned to return to Michigan where he is employed. Sanders family returned to Washington Sunday.
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Glen Fork
D. B. Easter
Walter Easter
Austinsville
S. Sgt
Rodney Sanders
Marty
Mary
Washington, D. C
J. B
Detroit
Mich
Elton
Betty Easter
Sgt
Croba Sanders
Michigan
Sanders
Washington
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