Bible Institute Enrolls 28 For Night Classes
Twenty eight students enrolled for evening classes at Appalachian Bible Institute in Bradley. Dean Cary M Perdue said more will register next Tuesday. The 14 week term runs through Dec 13. Courses cover salvation, Genesis to Esther overview, children and youth, Colossians verse by verse. Cost is 5 per course plus 12 registration. Churches represented include Daniels Community Church Beckley First Baptist Beckley Calloway Heights Grace Baptist East Rainelle Fairdale Free Will Baptist Prosperity Memorial Mabscott Christian Glen View Raleigh Weirwood.
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Appalachian Bible Institute
Bradley
Cary M. Perdue
Perdue
Daniels Community Church
First Baptist Church of
Beckley
Calloway Heights
Grace Baptist Mission of
East Rainelle
Fairdale Free Will Baptist Church
First Baptist Church of Prosperity
Memorial Baptist Church
Midway Church of God
Big Clear
Mrs Ireland Cast In Dracula at Palace Playhouse
Mrs Sue Ireland will play Miss Wells the maid in Curtain Callers production of Dracula staged at the Palace Playhouse Oct 6 7 8 The former Fort Wayne Indiana resident attended Ohio State University majored in English and drama and was a Debating Team member She worked with the Children's Theatre in Fort Wayne and lives with husband Ritchie and two children at Maxwell Hill Director Jon Karl Baldwin
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Sue Ireland
Miss Wells
Palace Playhouse
Mrs. Ireland
Fort Wayne
Ind
Ohio State University
Sixteen Area Men Ordered to Report for Induction
Sixteen area men have been ordered to report for induction this month by Local Board No. 18 of the United States Selective Service System. Names include Johnny A. Wallace, Jackie Farrow, Victor R. ge Jack D. Cottle, Charles urns, Daniel M. Sears, James F. Amick, and others.
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United States Selective Service System
Johnny A. Wallace
Jackie Farrow
Victor R.ge
Jack D. Cottle
Charles Urns
Daniel M. Sears
James F. Amick
Roger Plumsley
Daniel H. Robertson
Johnny R. Honaker
Charles W. Bragg Jr
Robert L. Cochran
Felix F. Hambrick Jr
James Pack
Charles R. James
Buffalo B. Allen Jr
Church Pastor to Be Honored at Three Services
Rev. William Jones of First Baptist Church Harper Heights will be honored for 19 years as pastor with three services beginning 7 p.m. today and ending 2 30 p.m. Sunday. Rev. F L Hosea speaks Sunday. Deacons from Shiloh Baptist Harper Park join in a discussion Can Deacons Be Honest In All Things. Friday talent program features guests from Church of God Harper Heights. Music by host choir and Siminoates Lester Wyco. Dinner at 1 p.m. in church dining hall.
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William Jones
First Baptist Church of
Harper Heights
F. L. Hosea
Shiloh Baptist Church
Harper Park
Church of God of
The
Missionary Society of the Church
Lester
Stotesbury
Wyco
Johnson Signs $9 Billion Interstate Funding Plan
President Johnson signed into law a $9 billion program to sustain the interstate highway network through 1969. The federal government covers a large share of construction costs while states contribute the rest, financed by highway-user taxes deposited into a highway trust fund.
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UPI
Johnson
Eisenhower
Masood Elected Be ckley Ministerial Assn Treasurer
The Beckley Ministerial Association elected Rev. N Constantine Masood as treasurer at its weekly meeting. He succeeds Rev. Robert Coburn who moved away. The group endorsed the Beckley Christian Youth Center and urged United Fund Sunday outreach. Next meeting set for 8:30 a.m. Oct 3 at the Beckley Hotel.
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Beckley
Presbyterian Church
Gray
Pinecrest Friendship Club
United Fund
Beckley Hotel
McMahan to Attend 48th Virginia West Virginia Utilities Meet
W C McMahan manager Beckley office Appalachian Power will attend the 48th annual meeting of the Virginia and West Virginia public utility officials at White Sulphur Springs Friday and Saturday. About 450 utility representatives expected. Sen Robert C Byrd to address opening session on individual responsibility to country amid national affairs. Meeting ends with election of association officers at Greenbrier Hotel.
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Leonard Gauldin
W. C. McMahan
Beckley
Appalachian Power Company
Virginia
West Virginia
White Sulphur Springs
Public Utilities Association of the
Virginias
Robert C. Byrd
Greenbrier Hotel
Doctor advises limited milk to prevent kidney stones
Dr Wayne Brandstadt explains that kidney stone prevention centers on avoiding excess milk and oxalate-rich foods. Moderate dairy may be allowed with fluid increases. orthophosphate and magnesium oxide offer preventive options. The piece also answers reader questions on polycystic kidney disease, facial neuralgia, blood type stability, and a new car shop and Nationwide Insurance appointment.
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