Mt Hope Presbyterians Host Bluestone District Meet
Bluestone Presbytery holds two day session at Mt Hope Presbyterian Church on April 23 24 with Mt Hope Women of the Church as hostesses Delegations from 22 churches attend and are housed by church members The executive board meets April 22 at 4 p.m. with dinner to follow.
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Mountainair Hotel
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S.C. Higgins
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T.H. Snyder
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W. €. Carter
E. E. Jones Jr
K. M. McCauley
Clare Hogg
C. R. Bourland
Bradley
W. D. Lawton
C. O. Alford
Paul Beresford
Willis Stover
Bly
C. E. Howard
Sam Jasper
E. M. Capertor
W. E. Lawton
H. D. Norton
Derwitt Snyder
John Scott
T. N. Feazell
W L. Maddy
Willard Moore
Fred M. Frisk
L. D. Clark
Jack Calloway
L. C. Saylor
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W.C. Bishop
Scarbro
B. B. Breitenkirt
Fayetteville
Gladys Bary
W. P. Mewland
Oak Hill
Kate Johnson
Beckley
I. W. Witherspoon
W. W. Hunter
A. F. Hisar
Barnette Rites Set Wednesday
Funeral services for Charles Lee Barnette 68 of Hinton are planned for 2 p.m. Wednesday at Hinton Methodist Church with Rev. Fred B. Wyand and two other ministers. Burial will be in Greenbrier Burial Park. He died Sunday night of a heart ailment after a career at the C&O Railway shops and service with the YMCA and Kiwanis. He is survived by his wife Hazel Clemmens Harris three brothers and three sisters.
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H. P. Hackney
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Gazza Jane Barnette
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Ineal C&o Ymca
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W. W. Funk
Jake Glayzier
Fred Maddy
A. H. Lough
Sam McLean
R. R B. Keller
C. E. Garten
F. L. Boone
Hazel Clemmens Harris
S C. Barnette
M. H. Barnette
San Francisco
R. W. Barnett
Community Club Elects President at Lookout
The Cooperative Community Club at Lookout elected the Rev Arnold E Conk as president succeeding YR Dietz. The club supports Youth for Christ directed by Carl Johnson. Meetings occur every fourth Monday. A March meeting included a piano recital by Ruth Tucker students and a one act play by Nuttall High Thespians.
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Nuttall High School
All-Iran cereal claim promises laxative relief
A local woman reports ending decades of laxatives after starting All-Iran cereal daily. The ad urges busy readers to eat All-Baan rich in cereal protein for bulk, promises non habit forming results, and offers a double money back promotion from Kellogg.
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Rate Reports Set For Council Meet
Oak Hill council will hear reports on sewage and water rates approved by the Public Service Commission. Citizens who questioned the figures at the March 4 meeting refused to settle accounts until explanations were provided by the proper authority.
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Visiting in Mullens
Mrs. Marion Griffin of Roanoke Virginia is spending the weekend with friends in Mullens.
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Cyclone Notes Include Visits Illness and Meetings
Cyclone residents host out of town guests while several locals face illnesses. Church and charity events plan fundraisers at Chambers Bottom and the Christian Tabernacle building drive. A PTA at Road Branch School discusses promotion as the next meeting is set for April 22.
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Principal Teachers Panel Discuss School Work in Kingston
Kingston elementary school PTA meeting in the high school gym featured Principal C H Rhodes and teachers discussing facets of school work. A film The Story of Florence Nightingale was shown. Delegates to attend the PTA council in Gauley Bridge were named including Mrs Ralph Parsons and several others.
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Crippled Children's Clinic Slated at Montgomery Church
A crippled children clinic will be held Friday April 18 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the basement of the Montgomery Methodist Church. Sponsored by Beni Kedem Shrine Temple Charleston, Dr. Royal Moore of Shriners Hospital Philadelphia will run the free event open to Shrine Hospital patients and other crippled children in need.
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Fayetteville Woman Seriously Ill At Green Hill Hospital
Mrs. Agnes McCareb of Fayetteville is reported seriously ill at Green Hill Hospital after admission several days ago. Her daughter Virginia has been called home from New York.
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Mullens Personal Notes On Hospital Leave And Meetings
Dr Ross El Newman plans a leave from Wyoming General Hospital to attend the Annual Congress of Gynecology and Obstetrics in Cincinnati Ohio. He will join his wife and children in Ohio before returning to Mullens Beckley and Mullens next Monday. Dr Ward Wylie and wife returned from Washington DC and Atlantic City after a medical meeting. Mulbre ns Chapter 100 Order of the Eastern Star adds Mrs Mary A H Belch and Mrs Regina Hendricks as new members. A shower for officer Mrs Judy Mullins precedes her mid April move to Princeton. CTU women’s group to meet Friday at 7:30 with members attending.
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Judy Mullins
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Lee Brooks
Louise Edwards
Stoneman Rites Set Wednesday for Harvey C. Stoneman
Funeral services are planned for 11 a.m. Wednesday for Harvey Curtis Stoneman 53 of Corinne who died Monday at St Luke's Hospital Bluefield after an eight month illness. The Rev Roy Hall will preside at Black Eagle Community Church with burial in Sunset Memorial Park Beckley. Stoneman a former lamp house man at Otsego mine Brule Smokeless Coal Co since 1943, was born May 25 1892 in Hillsville Virginia. He is survived by his wife Luna Alice and eight daughters plus thirty one grandchildren. Burial preparations proceed from Robertson and Foglesong Funeral Home to the Stoneman residence Tuesday afternoon.
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Mullens Chamber Plans Dinner and Projects
Mullens Chamber of Commerce sets 6 30 p m dinner at Victory Cafe for members to discuss commuter service by Consolidated Bus Lines and road resurfacing on State Route 1 to Amigo. Business session to follow, with plans for a Dollar Days sales promotion at local businesses.
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Lookout Bible Quiz Teams to Compete at Youth Rally
High school students will be selected Saturday night at Nuttall High School to form Lookout area teams for a Bible quiz event. Winners earn an all expenses paid Youth for Christ camp trip. Carl Johnson, Beckley and North Fayette youth leader, will speak at 7 30 p m and provide musical entertainment.
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Summers Voters To Decide Levy
Summers County voters go to the polls to decide the extension of a three year special school building levy. The levy does not raise current tax rates and funds will repair and improve county school buildings, with money allocated to districts as in the past three years. Surrounding counties have approved levies to meet growing educational needs.
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