West Virginia Tech rows 28 convocation programs
Montgomery RNS reports Wayne A. Norton says twenty eight convocation programs planned for West Virginia Tech students over eight months. events include eight Kayton Theater films, two on campus dramas, eight music programs, five special programs, and talks by historians Dr. Thomas Clark and Dr. Norman Graebner.
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The
Tech Players
Thomas Clark
University of Kentucky
Norman Graebner
University of Illinois
Clark
America
Graebner
Little Theatre
Kayton Theatre
Municipal Auditorium
Charleston
Tech
Lee Luvisi
Jerome Hines
Music Department
San Francisco Ballet
Pittsburgh Orchestra
Linda Sizemore Named MYF'er of the Month at Glen Rogers
Linda Sizemore daughter of Mr and Mrs John Sizemore is chosen MYFer of the Month by the Methodist Youth Fellowship at Glen Rogers Community Church. Elected at Sunday evening meeting she will hold the post for one month. An eighth grader at Glen Rogers Grade School she serves as MYF vice president and song warden.
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Linda Sizemore
John Sizemore
Methodist
Glen Rogers Community Church
MYF
Linda
Glen Rogers
Mothers Elect Officers at Mt View Homeroom Meeting
Mt View Homeroom Mothers elected officers at their first meeting. Mrs John Harris was chosen president and Mrs Clarence Combs secretary treasurer. The group planned a ham dinner at the school on Friday November 16.
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Rock Creek
RNS
Mt. View
John Harris
Clarence Combs
McMillion Couple Welcome Second Son Michael Edward
Mr and Mrs Paul McMillion announce the birth of their second child, a boy named Michael Edward, born at 9 35 a.m. Monday at Raleigh General Hospital. The baby weighs nine pounds. They also have a son named Pat. Grandparents are Christie McMillion of Oak Hill and W S Vandall and Mrs Vandall Bradley. Mrs McMillion is the former Miss Vanda Vandall.
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Bradley
Paul McMillion
Raleigh General Hospital
Michael Edward
Pat
Christie McMillion
Oak Hill
W. S. Vandall
McMillion
Vanda Vandall
Circle Contributes To Alaska Missionaries
Dunlap Circle of the First Baptist Church met at Mrs. W. R. Nelson home for an "Encountering Jesus" devotional led by Mrs. Charles S. Stump. Mrs. Akers reported 1,866 canceled stamps collected. Mrs. Newsome spoke on Home Mission Society and missions funding. The group voted a monetary gift to Alaska missionaries. Attendees included Mrs. Mays, Smith, Ellison, Farley, Pearis, Toler, Pritchett, Stump, Akers, and Newsome.
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Jesus
Alaska
W. R. Mays
Leo Smith
C. A. Ellison
Sam Farley
S. P. Pearis
Ray Toler
Roger Pritchett
Stump
Akers
Newsome
Christian Center Circle Meeting at Mount Hope Temple
Members of the Galilean Circle of Mount Hope Baptist Temple met at Mrs. J. E. Richeson’s home on Montana Street. The circle coordinated October flowers and hosted a Love Gift service titled Pleasing God led by Mrs. Richeson. Bible study was by Mrs. Florence Duncan and the Christian Center program from Missions Magazine was presented by Mrs. Dias, Summers, and Davis. Welcomed guests were Mrs. Dias and Mrs. Donald Stafford. others present included Miss Willia Thompson and Mrs. Harold Stafford. The next meeting is November 5 at Mrs. A. L. Walker’s home.
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Mount Hope
RNS
Galilean
Mount Hope Baptist Temple
J. E. Richeson
Montana Street
God
Richeson
Florence Duncan
Christian Center
The
Missions Magazine
Harry R. Dias
Walter Summers
William Davis
Dias
Donald Stafford
Willia Thompson
Harold Stafford
A. L. Walker
Hylbert Circle Fills White Cross Quota
Members of the Hylbert Circle of Mount Hope Baptist Temple met at the home of Mrs. J C Gwinn. Hazel Samples led a dedication service titled We Fade Like a Leaf. Bible study covered Hosea Obadiah Joel and Amos.
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Mount Hope
RNS
Hylbert
Mount Hope Baptist Temple
J. C. Gwinn
Woman's Missionary Society
Love Gift
Hazel Samples
Robert Penman
Hosea
Obediah
Joel
Amos
Robert Jeter
Junior High Baptist Youth Fellowship
Southern West Virginia
White Cross
Brotherly Love
Frank Graff
Lawrence Angle
Churchel Williams
Saulsville BYF Elects Officers At Church Group
Saulsville Baptist Church Baptist Youth Fellowship reorganized recently and elected officers. Elizabeth Meadows is president Sue LaVerne Clay is vice president and pianist Sharon Clay is secretary Karen Clay is treasurer. Other officers include Ethel Tolliver reporter Patty Sandra Clay and Linda Clay song leaders Eddie Clay Terry Clay game leaders and Roger Blankenship sergeant at arms. The group meets Sundays at 5 p.m. with Mrs. Ted R. Clay as counselor.
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Baptist Youth Fellowship
Saulsville Baptist Church
Elizabeth Meadows
Sue LaVerne Clay
Sharon Clay
Karen Clay
Treas
Urer
Ethel Tolliver
Patty
Sandra Clay
Linda Clay
Eddie Clay
Terry Clay
Roger Blankenship
Ted R. Clay
Miss Bennett Leads Auxiliary Program
Kilsyth Free Will Baptist Church Auxiliary met in the Auxiliary Hall with Mrs. Lesta Clay hosting. Helen Bennett read scripture and introduced a program on Enlistment for Missions with talks by Kathleen Lafferty Malinda Rakes and Miss Bennett. Bennett was named delegate to the Mount Tabor church conference.
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Kilsyth
ANS
Lesta Clay
Kilsyth Free Will Baptist Church
Mary Perry
Helen Bennett
Miss Bennett
Kathleen Lafferty
Malinda Rakes
Ministry of Prayer
Mount Tabor
W. C. Combs
Barbara James
Opal Wall
Mary Cain
Wanda Collins
Ollie Kiddy
Lena Kierson
Kansas Nicosia
Ruth Allen
Hattie Bennett
Norma Combs
Helen Greer
Pearl Tate
Violet Burdette
Patricia Pino
Lisa
Vicki
Ronnie Perry
McGraws welcomed tenth child a baby girl in Mullens
Mr and Mrs Paul McGraw announce the birth of their tenth child a girl born Sunday morning at Wyoming General Hospital Mullens weighing 10 pounds 10 ounces As of now the baby has not yet been named
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McGraws
RNS
Paul McGraw
Wyoming General Hospital
Mullens
Speakers Available For Liquor Law Discussion
OAK HILL ANL A speakers bureau for the Fayette County Citizens Committee for de-
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Oak Hill
ANL
Fayette County
Citizens Committee
MRS ARNOLD MILLER HURT IN FALL AT BONDTOWN
Marsh Fork residents report Mrs Arnold Miller fell Tuesday and broke her hip. She is hospitalized at Charleston Memorial. relatives in Rock Creek Beckley and Flat Top Lake are named. Nearby visitors include Mr and Mrs Jimmy Acord from Cleveland now back in Rock Creek and Mr and Mrs Bob Guess with daughter Jane from Terrence California. Local officials also note a liquor by the drink amendment debate with Dr Noe Jarrett Oak Hill and Rev Harry R Dias Jr Mount Hope forming a speakers bureau to inform Fay ette County voters about the issue.
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Arnold Miller
Bandytown
Charleston Memorial Hospital
Rome Rader
Rock Creek
Cebert L. Bradford
Dayton
Ohio
J. L. Bradford
Richlands
Harry R. Dias Jr
Mount Hope
Bureau
Noe N. Jarrett
Oak Hill
Jarrett
Dias
Fayette County
West
Michigan Porcupine Mountains Stand High Among Upland Masses
The Porcupine Mountains in Michigan rank as a prominent high land mass between the Adirondacks and the Black Hills, highlighting their notable elevation in the region.
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Michigan
Porcupine Mountains
Adirondacks
Black Hills
Federal Service Entrance Exam Set At Concord College
The U S Civil Service Commission announced the Federal Service Entrance examination will be held at Concord College Athens on November 17 at 8 30 a m in the Little Theater. Applications must be sent by October 29 using Form 5000 AB to Ronald A Eanes Coordinator of Placement Concord College. The exam opens opportunities for college juniors seniors and graduates seeking trainee federal positions across agencies and locations.
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Athens
United States Civil Service Commission
Concord College
Concord
Ronald A. Eanes
CSC
Circle Hosts Guests At Rockcastle Baptist Circle Meeting
Hilda Taylor Circle members were guests of Leota Campbell Circle Thursday at Rockview Rockcastle Baptist Church. Mrs Woodrow Edwards chaired with topic Brotherly Love a skit featured by Mrs Junior Lilly Mrs David Brooks and Mrs Carl Sturm. Mrs Wayne Goode read God s Will a brief business session followed and Mrs Casey Salome discussed the Rockcastle Association Rally set for Oct 12 at Rockview Church. Attendees included Mrs J L Harmon Mrs Bob Allen Mrs Ted Stewart Mrs Jack Varble and Mrs Gene Cook.
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Pineville
RNL
Hilda Taylor
Leota Campbell
Rockcastle Baptist Church
Rockview
Woodrow Edwards
Junior Lilly
David Brooks
Carl Sturm
Wayne Goode
God
Edwin Hill
Casey Salome
General Mission Society
Rockcastle Baptist Association
Rockview Church
J. L. Harmon
Bob Allen
Ted Stewart
Jack Varble
Gene Cook
The Mature Parent And The Need To Be Unsure
Dear reader, a 20 year old Jewish romance clashes with Christian family norms. The guidance urges seeking a social worker, exploring true desire, and resisting forced choices. It warns interfaith marriage may reflect attachment to difference rather than love, urging support and open dialogue.
Club Closes Membership in Mount Hope
Mount Hope Better Homes Club closes membership for 1962 63 due to full quota. The present enrollment is 17 members with monthly meetings in members homes. Those interested in forming a new home demonstration club should contact Beatrice Whanger Fayette County home demonstration agent in Fayetteville.
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Mount Hope
RNS
William L. Burruss
Better Homes Club
Beatrice Whanger
Fayette County
Fayetteville
Doctored psoriasis treatment praised in 1960 Pittsburgh report
A January 10 1960 Pittsburgh report notes a 30 year psoriasis case improved after two weeks with GHP Ointment and Tablets. Skin cleared in six weeks, first clear skin in decades. Full details referenced a 14 day trial plan from Canam Co. Dept. 279 M Rockport Mass.
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Pittsburgh
Canam Co
Rockport
Mass
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