Mullens Baptist Church To Mark 50th Anniversary
Mullens marks the 50th anniversary of its First Baptist Church with a weekend of events. A Golden Jubilee Banquet opens Saturday at 6 30 p.m. at Ben Dunman Junior High School auditorium, followed by a candlelit procession to the church. Sunday features a 9 30 a.m. worship with Dr. G W Farmer as speaker and open house from 3 to 5 p.m. in Fellowship Hall.
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Ben Dunman
S. P. Pearis
Ray Toler
Clifton Pauley
M. R. Compton
Joe Orr
R. L. Hart
Gene Cozort
R. W. Compton
G. V. Duncan
Charles McKinney
J. T. Chandier
Pritchett
Wells
Robert Woods
William Finny
Lloyd Bright
First Baptist Church
G. W. Farmer
Vernon Musser
Robert Thomas
Fellowship Hall
N. W. McGhee
Harry Mounts
J. J. Compton
Sabine News Briefs Include Visiting Families and Association Rally
Mrs Ame deo Domi hosted weekend guests, Mr and Mrs Charles Agner and Mr and Mrs Sonny Herbert with two sons, who returned to Dayton Ohio Sunday. Mrs Eugene Prusett and daughter Regina attended the Rockcastle Association planning retreat at Cook Memorial Baptist Church in Pineville Monday night, where a rally schedule was set. Prusett serves as advisor for Belle Meade Fellowship in Sabine. her daughter is president of the local fellowship and recording secretary for the Rockcastle Association BYFs.
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Sabine
RNS
Amedeo Domi
Charles Agner
Sonny Herbert
Dayton
Ohio
Eugene Prusett
Regina
Pineville
Rockcastle Association
Cook Memorial Baptist Church
Prusett
Bellemeade
Rockcastle
Mrs Pino Hosts Mount Hope Circle Meeting
Mrs Frank Pino hosted Circle No 1 at Mount Hope Christian Church Fellowship Hall with the theme The Blessed Bond. Mrs J B Helton Jr led the business session and urged attendance at the Monday church meeting. World Community Day is set for 2 pm November 6 at the Mount Hope church. Mrs Red Thompson led study Spanish-Speaking Americans. A Woodhaven Home report from Columbia Missouri aided underprivileged children. Cards were sent to sick and shut-ins including Mrs Fred Schurbach Nellie Magimose Bertha Trent and Mrs W L Kidwell. Refreshments served to listed members and guest Susan Pino.
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Mount Hope
RNS
Frank Pino
Circle No. 1
Mount Hope Christian Church
Red Thompson
Woodhaven
Columbia
Fred Schurnbach
Nellie Magimose
Bertha Trent
W. L. Kidwell
Pearl McGraw
Community Notes From Mt Hope Area
Mt Hope and surrounding locale report visits by Reverend Jim Scott and family and other residents. O L Blake and family traveled to Cincinnati to visit Carol Kuhn and Tom Kuhn while Lula McClung stayed with Dix family in Richwood. Mrs Edith Allen is ill at home, and J L Wilkins attended West Virginia Baptist Convention in Beckley with several delegates and alternates. Mrs Ralph Allen recuperates after surgery, and Page Humphrey visited Arlington relatives as Terry Wilson recovers.
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Mount Hope
Rns
Jim Scott
Danny
David
Dora Jean
Route 4
Rich Acres
Martinsville
O. L. Richeson
Paul Miller
Baltimore
O. L. Blake
Park Heights
Cincinnati
Ohio
Carol Kuhn
University of Cincinnati
Blakes
Tom Kuhn
Lexington
Lula McClung
Fred Dix
Richwood
Marion Jenkins
Phillips
John Jenkins
J. E. Richeson
Edith Allen
Bradley
J. L. Wilkins
Mount Hope Baptist Temple
West Virginia
J. C. Gwinn
Robert Angove
Mary Buckley
Ralph Allen
Appalachian Regional Hospital
Page Humphrey
Bobby Wilson
Arlington
Terry Lee Wilson
Wilsons
Press Group To Hear Columnist At Mullens Meet
Jim Dalton columnist for the Bluefield Daily Telegraph and WHIS-TV commentator will address the Raleigh-Wyoming County Press Association at Mullens High School Monday at 7 30 p m The Rebel 5 band performs three selections with members Rumions Akers Dixon Dick Houck and others Presiding over the meeting is RWCPA president Danny Hazel The second meeting will consider an amendment limiting student officers to one per represented school.
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Mullens
RNS
Raleigh-Wyoming County Press Association
Mullens High School
Jim Dalton
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Whis-Tv
Rebel 5
David Rumions
Mark Akers
John Dixon
Tommy Dick
Bill Houck
Raymond Branham
RWCPA
Mullens Hi-Lights
Judy Canada
Page Six
Polly McClellan
Sandra Smith
Page Five
Della Saunders
Karen Wells
Danny Hazel
Hazel
Clear Fork High School
Raleigh-Wyoming Counties Press Association
Lafferty Recovering at Home After Hospital Stay
Glen Fork Wyoming reports Dan ny Lafferty convalescing from a foot infection at his mother Gladys Lafferty's home. Visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Claude Shumate and daughter Lee Ann from Jacksonville Florida, who will stay with P. T. Sigman and Mr. John Shumate, plus Clifford Halsey. James and Duddy Shaver also hosted, with Duddy returning to Beckley College.
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Glen Fork
RNS
Danny Lafferty
Wyoming General Hospital
Mullens
Gladys Lafferty
Claude Shumate
Lee Ann
Jacksonville
Fla
P. T. Sigman
John “Ball
Shumate
Clifford Halsey
James Shaver
James R. Shaver
Charleston
Shavers
Duddy
Beckley College
New Hampshire Dodgers Sweepstakes Taxes and Booths
New Hampshire lawmakers face a sweepstakes boom as federal action drains funds for gambling. Operators in Concord and Manchester shut down under indictment while officials anticipate a 5.7 million annual windfall. Drive–in booths at borders and tax revenue debates attract education groups wary of funds. Commissioner Shepherd criticizes California’s proposed model and cites a 2 percent educational cost share from sweeps receipts. Ends.
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Concord
N. H
Nea
New Hampshire
Manchester
Howell F. Sheperd
State Treasury
Washington
Internal Revenue Service
Gam
Hampshire
Council For Better Schools
State Tax Commissioner
Sheperd
California
Ing
Smith Motorcade Visit Set In Fayette County
Democratic gubernatorial candidate Hulett C. Smith plans an all day motorcade through Fayette County on Oct 19 with county officials Young Democrat Club and Women’s Democratic Clubs. The tour ends in Ansted with an 8 p.m. rally at the Ansted School Gym after visiting Mount Hope Meadow Bridge Lookout Winona Fayetteville Oak Hill Montgomery Gauley Bridge and Powellton with band performances and speeches.
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Fayetteville
RNS
Hulett C. Smith
Fayette County
Young Democrat Club
Women’s Democratic
Smith
Mount Hope
Ansted
Mountainair
Meadow Bridge
Lookout
Winona
Paradise Inn
Fayette Station
Fayette County Court House
Democratic
Oak Hill
Montgomery
Powellton
Gauley Bridge
Conley Hotel
Mrs Geraldine Muscari Visiting Highland Avenue Family
Mullens report notes Mrs Geraldine Muscari of Marietta Ohio visiting her son Dr Samuel Muscari and daughter in law Mrs Muscari and their sons on Highland Avenue.
Ambulance to Get Stereophonic Record Player in Borrego
Borrego Springs fire district ordered the ambulance’s stereo system as volunteers report music eases patient stress during long transfers to Brawley hospital. The unit costs 14,353 dollars and will be installed by the manufacturer.
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Borrego Springs
Calif
UPI
Brawley
Fayetteville Sec ond Baptist Church Anniversary Observed
Fayetteville second Baptist Church marks its 72nd anniversary with services led by guest ministers Rev. Walter Harris and Dr. E L Johnson. Deacons and choir conduct devotional periods, papers read, and a Sunday dinner planned with memorials and historical program details.
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Fayetteville
Second Baptist Church of
Walter Harris
First Baptist Church of
Harlem Heights
Albert Brown
Albert Lewis
B. Johnson
First Baptist Choir of
R. C. Meadows
Zion
Clyde Rogers
William Allen
John Cashwell
A. C. Wood
F. Carl Dorcas
Cultural Program Presented At Meet
Mrs. Cordelia Phillips led a cultural program titled Self Analysis and Self Estimate at the Gamma Omicron Chapter meeting in Fayetteville. A Q A period followed the program, with plans for a Halloween party and crest installations announced.
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Fayetteville
Cordelia Phillips
Gamma Omicron
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
John Bower
Maple Avenue
Jean Miller
Fayette Avenue
Keith Hunt
Beckley
Vivian Argubright
Kansas City
Ben Akers
Bower
Porter Lewis
Mary Margaret Thrift
Carl Vickers
Bob Bailey
Cecil Spradlin
Hinton man hospitalized after self-inflicted gunshot
Hinton authorities report John Lee Lilly shot himself in the upper abdomen with a sawed off .22 rifle Saturday at James Ray Williams’ home while drinking. Police say no motive or reason could be found for the shooting.
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Hinton
John Lee Lilly
James Ray Williams
Lilly
Weighing Obsolete Knowledge in an Expanding Encyclopedia
A reader laments paying for a 23 percent revised encyclopedia edition while acknowledging rapid knowledge growth. The exchange questions fact versus theory as 30 000 technical journals publish two million articles yearly and urges clarity on what remains valid. The piece argues facts are verifiable and warns against overpackaged knowledge from a knowledge explosion.
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National Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Napoleon
Goodby
Jones
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