Propionoire Fever Pushes Coffee Empire Toward Crisis
In Propionoire a fever rush threatens the National Coffee Company project as Terry Willett, impatient with delays, pushes to reach the capital. He warns of revolution and disease spreading along the river while Drake urges caution and plans for safer passage.
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Propionoire Coffee
Cial Keel
Propionoire
Scorpion
South America
Earth
National Coffee Company
M An
Terry Willett
Terry
Drake
England
Prince of Wales
Santa Elisa
Dad
Willett
Erry
Terry Visits a Dive Tomorrow
Drake contemplates a dangerous move as Terry plans a four day round trip to secure supplies. A hard edged Englishman, Willett, and a potential ally at the American Embassy are noted as key figures. The scene ends with Terry ready to return, determined to act despite risks.
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Willett
Drake
Fox
Evening events at Ebenezer church and East Park
Tonight at the home of Dr and Mrs R J Howard hosted by Mrs Howard and Mrs M L Lawson for the Excelsior club of Ebenezer Baptist Church. Public is invited. At East Park Welcome Baptist Church installation of Pastor Rev J A Divers will begin with music by Price Hill choir and sermon by Rev J W Lee. Slab Fork party honors Mr James Dalsey with guests listed. Deacon Christian Mosby and Miss Alice Mosby attended ordination at Stone Cliff. Mosby and Lindsay sisters visited local patrons.
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R. J. Howard
Howard
M. L. Lawson
Excelsior Club
Ebenezer Baptist Church
East Park
J. A. Divers
Welcome Baptist Church
The
Missionary Society
Jennie Jackson
Price Hill
J. W. Lee
A. B. Johnson
Walker
Coles
Paul Dalsey
Lillie Wilson
Ola Burks
William Campbell
Katie Akers
S. W. Williams
Hardy Burks
Maud Goard
M. Banks
Thurmond
Christian Mosby
Alice Mosby
Stone Cliff
Rev. Wyly
Layland
Eleanora Lindsay
Florence
Alice
Jearlean Mosby
Emperors Guests and Local Church Meeting Draw Attention
Mr. and Mrs. Jersey Jackson and family and Rev. Ricardo Booker of Glen Rogers visited Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Mosby. Sullivan Activities sisters Lucille and Annie Ruth McCray visited Jonben. Winding Gulf Ministers and Deacons Union meets First Baptist Mullens December 4 5 with sermons by J W Lee J A Adams G D Anderson and E M Hanner and addresses by J A Divers and Mr. John Eans.
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Hilltop
Jersey Jackson
Ricardo Booker
Glen Rogers
C. R. Mosby
Winding Gulf
First Baptist Church
Mullens
J. W. Lee
J. A. Adams
G. D. Anderson
E. M. Hanner
J. A. Divers
John Eans
Plaid Top Wool Frock Premiere Pattern 3084
Fashion pattern notes a two piece plaid wool frock set with a wine skirt and green plaid top. It details fabric choices, closures, and fit cues plus yardage for sizes 12 to 20 and order instructions from Premiere Patterns via The Raleigh Register.
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Raleigh Register
West 43Rd Street
New York
N. Y
Local social notices from Pickshin and nearby towns
Mrs James Saunders Mrs Minnie Mays Mrs Elizabeth Kidd and Mrs Leonard Mays were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Charlie Pinkard of Pickshin recently. Mrs Sherline Austin Miss Marie Bargley and Mr William Richardson visited in Winding Gulf recently. Mr D D Wilson Mrs Irene Smith Mr Elbert Wilson of Amigo were recent guests of Mr and Mrs T M Sorrell. Harper Activities Miss Revell Sandidge has returned home after acting a few days with Mrs Annie Hancock of Beckley. Mrs Bertha Austin of Price Hill visited sisters Mrs Elizabeth Smith and Mrs Hettie Heywood recently. Mr and Mrs W M Cobb gave a birthday in the home of their granddaughters Misses Alice and Hilda Cobb. After dancing and games were served to Lucy Rice Elizabeth Sandidge Vera Sandidge Myra Sandidge Mary Sandidge Betty Stone Alice Cobb Hilda Cobb C Louise Hancock Mr and Mrs Eddie Cobb Mr and Mrs W M Cobb Messrs Jesse Hancock Frank Hancock Clyde Roach Eugene Sandidge William Sandidge Isaiah der James Crider Earl
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James Saunders
Minnie Mays
Elizabeth Kidd
Leonard Mays
Charlie Pinkard
Pickshin
Sherline Austin
Marie Bargley
William Richardson
Winding Gulf
D. D. Wilson
Irene Smith
Elbert Wilson
Amigo
T. M. Sorrell
Harper
Revell Sandidge
Annie Hancock
Beckley
Bertha Austin
Price Hill
Elizabeth Smith
Hettie Heywood
W. M. Cobb
Alice
Hilda Cobb
Lucy Rice
Elizabeth Sandidge
Vera Sandidge
Myra Sandidge
Mary Sandidge
Betty Stone
Alice Cobb
C. Louise Hancock
Eddie Cobb
Messrs
Jesse Hancock
Frank Hancock
Clyde Roach
Eugene Sandidge
William Sandidge
Isaiah der
James Crider
Earl
Beckley Area Notices and Personal Recounts
Resident arrivals and moves include Mr. and Mrs. Hairston of Winding Gulf now in Beckley. Obituaries note J. E. Vira dying at Big Stick, services led by Rev. H. E. Davis. A November 28 wedding links Willie Smith and Julia Curtis Wells. Infant son of G. T. Wingfield buried at Prudence. Banquet attendees include Rev. Eddie Lowe and the Fields of Sun. Prof. D. H. Kyle visited East Beckley and spoke at Central Street Baptist Church. Ministers Conference set for Ebenezer Baptist Church tonight.
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J. E. Vira
Big Stick
H. E. Davis
Jackson and Son Funeral Home
Willie Smith
East Beckley
Julia Curtis Wells
East Park
A. M. Brooks
G. T. Wingfield
North Beckley
Prudence
Wright Funeral Home
Eddie Lowe
Fields
Sun
D. H. Kyle
Clarksburg
C. W. Wiley
Kyle
Central Street Baptist Church
Ministers Conference
Beckley and Vicinity
Ebenezer Baptist Church
Beckley
Spiritual Recovery Meeting Led by Rev William Garrett
A public meeting titled on Spiritual Recovery will be delivered by Rev William Garrett. All members are urged to attend and the event is open to the public.
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William Garrett
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Tropics
George Fox
River Styx
David Garth
Capudine
James Dalsey
Japan
Lucille
Annie Ruth McCray
Jonben
John McCray
Rev
Brooklin
Larket
Eddie
Jonden
Mrs. Larket
Hirohito
Imperial Household Ministry
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Nature
Oman
el el Mea
Keyser Funeral Home Funeral Directors
Oakwood Ave
Hume
Prince
Bluefield Coca Cola Bottling CO
Heidelberg Brewing Co
Covington, Ky
of Life Insurance
Lay
Insurance Company of America
Edward D. Duffield
Home Office
Newark
New Jersey
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