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Sperryville Minister

Earns Doctorate

The Rev. Clyde Frankiyn vlelton, minister of Reynolds Memorial and F. T. Baptist . :hurches, has completed retirements for the Doctor of 3hilosophy degreeinPsy±ology ' from England1» hie** :oric Balcombe School,- - Dr. Melton did his undergraduate work at Wake Forest College and received his theo logical training at Southern Baptist Thelogical Seminaries Be also holds the Bachelor of Divinity degree. He has done graduate study at schools in 9orth Carolina, Virginia and Chicago, Illinois. As a student Dr. Melton was an assigned \uditor at Cook County Hos)ital in Chicago and also se& red a one year Institutional Residency. He has servedas ssychological counselor to-retlabilitation groups and also

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Named ToState

Board of elections ;

James W. Fletcher of Sperryirille has been named a memher of the State Board of Elections, to succeed Alexander M. Harman of Pulaski, vho recently .was named a :ircuit judge. Governor S. Albertis Hansi3on, jr. announced Mr. Fletcher’s appointment for an anexpired term of four years inding January 31, 1967. Mr. Fletcher, a prominent :armer and lawyer of Rappahannock County, is the son 3f the late William Meade Fletcher, a former member of :he State Corporation ComThission. He is chairman of :he Seventh District and Rappahannock County Democratic Committees;

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