Value Of Prayer Sermon By Rev W W Arrowwood
The Rev Dr W W Arrowwood of the Presbyterian church preached on the value of prayer from Romans 15 30 calling prayer a hard working force that changes things and achieves what other means cannot He urged united prayer backing Paul’s preaching as key to influencing the world and the throne of God.
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W. W. Arrowwood
Presbyterian Church
Arrowwood
Jesus Christ
Paul
God
Rome
Dr. Arrowwood
Library Notice: Dewey to Teach Swimming Lessons
George Dewey will start giving swimming instructions today or tomorrow. Employees or their children may take lessons by seeing Mr. Dewey for more information.
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George Dewey
Mr. Dewey
Diving Board Arrives for Monticello Club Pool
A new diving board for the Monticello Club swimming pool arrived Wednesday and will be installed for weekend use. Connie Adams, pool official, said the board is the standard model and ready for activity.
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Monticello Club
Connie Adams Ze
Pulaski High School 1940 Grads Plan Summer Jobs and College
Pulaski high school seniors reveal varied plans for the summer and next year. Several will work locally at mills stores and firms while others intend college at Athens Alabama Madison and other schools. Some plan army training or join the army air corps.
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Pulaski High School
Garnett Phibbs
Mary Lee Hudson
Waller Mills
Athens College
Alabama
Mildred McCall
Monticello Club
Forrest Owens
Sarah Hudson
Preston Price
Army
Civilian Training Corps
Robert Flinchum
Army Air Corps
Mildred Keister
Elaine Eggart
New York
Madison College
Nellie Farmer
Ralph Tester
Isabelle Gilmer
Sarah Lugar
Coleman Furniture Corporation
Wallner Warns Government Overreach Dampens Private Initiative
Thomas J. Wallner, addressing the University of Virginia Institute of Public Affairs in Charlottesville, argued that when government acts as more than an umpire in business, private initiative dries up and many players find a sideline seat preferable.
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Thomas J. Wallner
University of Virginia Institute of Public Affairs
Charlottesville
Monticello Pool Gains Popularity in Pulaski County
The Monticello club pool in Monticello is praised for safety and cleanliness under Connie Adams. It operates weekdays 10 to 6 and Sundays 1 to 6 with plans for a new Olympic diving board and hopes for night swimming for day workers.
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Pulaski
West Virginia
Monticello
Virginia Maid
State Board of Health
Connie Adams
Adams
Virginia Maid Personal Notes
Miss Dora Kirby and Miss Elizabeth Kirby visit family near Max Meadows. Mr Trinkle Woodyard and the Wood yards spend weekend in Bluefield with the Woodyards and Johnsons. Julius Gray and children Bonnie Jean and Nancy visit relatives in Mt. Airy North Carolina. Mae Horton and O L Music dine with Everette Burris in Grayson County. Swanson Alley weekend in Galax. Blanche King absent from work due to illness. Bob Card guests of Ethel Lewey on Robinson Track road. Lyda Warner visits Cripple Creek and attends sister Mary Ellen Grubb’s graduation.
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Julius Gray
Bonnie Jean
Nancy
Mt. Airy
N. C
Miss Mae Horton
O. L. Music
Mrs. Everette Burris
Grayson County
Bob Card
Ethel Lewey
Robinson Track Road
Lyda Warner
Cripple Creek
Mary Ellen Grubb
Neglected Work Impacts Mill Asks For Cooperation To Rebound
A worker’s unattended tasks disrupt colleagues and cost the mill orders. Baxter’s Indians, with a new lineup, are set to face the Virginia Oaks Saturday at 3:00 pm, featuring Al Simmons on the mound against former teammates and a refreshed infield and outfield staff. The Indians host Saltville Sunday at 2:30 pm.
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Virginia Maid Indians
Virginia Oak
Virginia Oak Nine
Mill Boys
al Simmons
Virginia Oaks
Peck Baxter
Kegey
Baxter
Huff
Moore
Tester
Jones
Smith
Pulaski High School
McCroskey
Collins
Midkiff
Cregger
Hawkins c
Vaughn
Kennedy Jr
Hutchens Jr
Haney
Indians
Saltville
Clinton Warner Visits Narrows Celanese Plant
The Narrows unit of Celanese Corporation announced ground breaking for a new addition to the existing plant on the river bottoms between Pearisburg and Narrows. Officials said a large building will also be added to house a modern cafeteria and the plant will continue to operate with largely local workers.
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Pearisburg
Narrows
Celanese
Narrows Unite
Celanese Corporation of America
Unite
No Pain No Gain in Workplace Effort and Accountability
A workplace message urges workers to value effort and quality. It warns against neglect and poor workmanship, noting how one lazy attitude can affect the entire production chain and harm coworkers. The piece emphasizes personal responsibility.
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Pulaski
Local Credit Union Branch Forms At Narrows High
Employees met with Hurst Owens former managing director of North Carolina and Virginia Credit Unions in the Narrows high school auditorium and formed their own credit union branch. Philip Heimlich was elected president with Marshall Barlow Iris Hancock and others filling key offices. The plan covers construction only at first, with machinery and shipments priced separately potentially reaching a total of about 1 million dollars.
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Hurst Owens
North Carolina
Virginia
National Association of Credit Unions
Narrows High School
Philip Heimlich
Marshall
Barlow
Iris Hancock
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Olympic Diving Board
Howard Golden
T. J. Wallner
Dora
Elizabeth Kirby
Mrs. J. E. Kirby
Max Meadows
Mrs Trinkle Woodyard
Bluefield
Mrs
Lacy Woodyard
Arnold Johnson
Mrs Swanson Alley
Galax
Blanche King
Baxter's Indians
Clinton Warner
Narrows Celanese
The
Wallner Mills
Mayola Frye Baker
Jefferson Millis Committee of News-Worker
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