University of the Seven Seas salutes current events study
The University of the Seven Seas UTS sails the world for a year, carrying 270 students in a mobile classroom to ports like Bombay Saigon Suez and Beirut. Student leader Remar Sutton Jr. recalls meeting officials amid distant gunfire while abroad.
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Aileen Snoddy
Enterprise Assn
New York
NEA
University of the Seven Seas
UTS
Southeast Asia
Middle East
Bombay
Saigon
Suez
Beirut
U7s
Bubba” Sutton Jr
Marietta
Sutton
Baffling fluidity in teen parents seek resilience
Dr. Jack L Rubins notes adolescence brings changing attitudes from teens toward parents as closeness fades and rebellion grows. The writer urges readers to view parental love as flexible, using a teen’s criticism to learn independence and broaden self respect while seeking healthier sources of satisfaction beyond closeness.
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Muriel Lawrence
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Jack L Rubins
O.K
Women Hear State President At Fayet teville Club Dinner
Fayet teville Senior Woman's Club hosted Mrs. Fred Hurt of Beckley, president of the State Federation of Women's Clubs, for the first dinner meeting of the new club year. She spoke on the history and work of the West Virginia State Federation and showed slides of National Federation furnishings in Washington DC. An old fashioned ice cream festival was planned for the Legion Home from 2 to 6 p.m. Saturday with guests Mrs. Fred K. Hays and Mrs. J. H. Allen among others. numerous members attended.
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Fayetteville
Fred Hurt
Beckley
State Federation of Women’s Clubs
West Virginia
State Federation of Women
National Federation of Women
Washington, D.C
The
Legion Home
Fred K. Hays
Woman’s Club of
J. H. Allen
Sm Rhetta Fisher
Tribute Payments Shielded Ships in Mediterranean Waters
From 1795 to 1801 the United States paid large sums to the Barbary States to protect its ships in the Mediterranean amid protests by Thomas Jefferson and others.
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Mediterranean Sea
United States
Thomas Jefferson
Pleasant Valley Rev Higginbotham Anniversary Observed
The Pleasant Valley Baptist Church Carlisle observes its seventh anniversary for Pastor Rev J A Higginbotham Sept 16 to 20 with services led by visiting ministers from Ebenezer Beckley Mt Vernon Lanark Ra Leigh and others. Choirs from multiple churches participate and a 1 30 p.m. dinner follows the 11 a.m. service on Sunday with final sermon at 3 p.m.
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Carlisle
Pleasant Valley Baptist Church
J. A. Higginbotham
Corey 0. Mitchell
Ebenezer Baptist Church
Beckley
Ebenezer Choir
Walter Harris
First Baptist Church
Harlem Heights
First Baptist
West Wickham
New Hope Baptist Church
Aaron Wallace
New Members at Mount Hope Federated League Meeting
New members were introduced at the Monday night Mount Hope Federated League gathering at the Lions Club house. They include Mrs. W. L. Burruss Miss Mary Ellen Stover Mrs. Bill Ramey Mrs. Susan Spade Mrs. George Gunn Mrs. Rita Bowling and Mrs. Edward Martin. Guest speakers were Miss Nancy Humphrey and Miss Judy Stevenson who were delegates at Camp Horseshoe and Girls State last summer, sponsored by the league.
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Mount Hope
ANL
Mount Hope Federated League
Lions
W. L. Burruss
Mary Ellen Stover
Bill Ramey
Susan Spade
George Gunn
Rita Bowling
Edward Martin
Nancy Humphrey
Judy Stevenson
Camp Horseshoe
Girls State
Jackson's Mill
League
Poisonous Plants Kill Livestock in Selenium Rich Areas
Cattle and sheep die from eating plants that accumulate selenium from soil in western states. Selenium-rich plants become poisonous, posing a risk to grazing livestock and prompting concern for farmers and ranchers.
Saulsville Residents Return From Weekend Camp Trip
After a joint family camping weekend at Bluestone Dam, several Saulsville families headed home. Mr and Mrs Posey Phillips and son Arlen, and Mr and Mrs Melvin Lane and son, Arlen, departed for Greensbor o, North Carolina. Returning to Saulsville Monday were Mr and Mrs Shelburn Brooks with daughters Francine and Katrina, Mr and Mrs Russell Clay with daughters Cathy and Karen, and Mr and Mrs Henry Clay Jr with sons Terry and Ray and daughters Sharon and Patty.
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Saulsville
Rns
Posey Phillips
Melvin Lane
Arlen
Greensboro
N. C
Bluestone Dam
Shelburn Brooks
Francine Brooks
Katrina McGraws
Russell Clay
Cathy
Karen
Henry Clay Jr
Terry
Ray
Sharon
Patty
Elderly Engineer Dies in Home Fire at Montgomery
Thomas A. Morrison, 74, a retired railroad engineer, died in a house fire in Montgomery. Investigators said he was alone and became aware of the blaze late. His body was found in the living room by a telephone. Death attributed to smoke inhalation.
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Montgomery
UPI
Thomas A. Morrison
Morrison
Paraguay’s railway beetle flashes red and green lights
Paraguay hosts a firefly with a distinctive signaling pattern described as the railway beetle. It glows red at the tail end and green along the sides, a striking bioluminescent display noted in local entomology observations.
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Paraguay
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