Fayette Thespians On All State Cast
Fayette Thespians on all state cast at West Virginia University Morgantown ended Saturday. Stanley Boyd and Mary Wood honored for Gloria Mundi performances. Carolyne Page Princeton won first in extemporaneous speaking with a four year scholarship. Linda Cook named alternate for scholarship. Judith Smith finalist in public address. honored as best actress. Twenty plays acclaimed. forty students named to all state cast. Forensic tournament had seventy five students from thirty high schools.
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West Virginia University
Morgantown
Stanley Boyd
Mary Wood
Carolyne Page
Princeton
Linda Cook
Linda
Carolyne
Judith Smith
Honey In the Rock
Judith
Swinner
John Fleming
Camden
Trenton
Thornton Wilder
Former Oceana students teaching in Cleveland Ohio
The piece notes three Oceana High School alumni connected to Concord College. COOK IS, a 1958 OHS graduate. and his sister, a 1959 graduate, both expect bachelor degrees in education from Concord in June and August with majors in social science and physical education respectively. IRA COOK JR., also a 1959 OHS graduate, will earn a BSA in education with biology minor. The San Francisco fire of April 18-19, 1906, killed 452 and caused about 350 million dollars of damage.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Oceana High School
Concord College
Cook
Ralph Cook
Oceana
Ira Cook JR
Ira Cook
San Francisco
PTA President Selects Committee for Coming Year
Iroquois-Stephenson PTA named a nominating committee to prepare a slate of officers. Members appointed by president Aubrey Conley include Mrs. Ray Ingle, Mrs. Cecil Caperton, Mrs. Ted Belcher, Mrs. John Slavey, Mrs. Ray Chester, and Mrs. Blaine Adkins. Mrs. Robert Marcum directed the program. The annual potluck dinner is set for April 25. Room count was led by Mrs. Ralph Payne and won by Miss Marian Nolley’s second grade class. Refreshments were provided by the Iroquois refreshment committee.
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Ralph Payne
Marian Nolley
Iroquois
Freedom's Dawn The American Revolution’s Origins In America
The text describes how the American Revolution emerged from colonial moves toward freedom not a sudden upheaval. It highlights Virginia’s assembly, Roger Williams Rhode Island, William Penn voting rights, Zenger’s press victory, Franklin’s confederation idea, mercantilist critique, and the shift to an American identity culminating in the 1776 Declaration of Independence. It notes Paine's Common Sense sales and the July 4, 1776 adoption of the Declaration.
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Ite
Representative Assembly
Virginia
Roger Williams
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
William Penn
Pennsylvania
John Peter Zenger
New York
Benjamin Franklin
Britain
John Adams
Thomas Paine
Americas
Paine
Philadelphia
Congress
Flower Show Judge to Lecture in Pineville
Mrs. Doris Longworth of Bluefield, a nationally accredited flower shop judge, will demonstrate Flower Arranging in General at 2 p.m. Saturday in Fellowship Hall of Pineville First Methodist Church. The session, open to the public, aids entrants for Castle Rock Garden Club’s upcoming fall flower show. A social hour follows the demonstration.
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Pineville
RNS
John Scoleri
Castle Rock Garden Club
Doris Longworth
Bluefield
First Methodist Church
Longworth
Heatherwood Garden Club
Robert M. Worrell
Castle Rock Club
Three Men Ordered to Report for Induction
RNS report says orders to report for induction into the armed forces have been mailed to three registrants of Local Board No. 21 in Wyoming County. The volunteers are Richard Lee Carper of Oceana Reed McArthur Green of Stephenson and Samuel Paris Linkous of Matheny.
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Mullens
RNS
Wyoming County
Richard Lee Carper
Oceana
Reed McArthur Green
Stephenson
Samuel Paris Linkous
Matheny
Know Your Bible Series starts at Pineville church
Mrs Darrell V McGraw of Pineville will lead monthly Know Your Bible sessions for the Brooke Cooke Circle of the First Methodist Church. It is a new feature and will continue for several months. Mrs McGraw, a local elementary teacher, holds office in the Woman's Society of Christian Service and belongs to the Castle Rock Garden Club and other Pineville civic groups.
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Darrell V. McGraw
Pineville
Brooke Cooke
First Methodist Church
McGraw
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Castle Rock Garden
Pickup Team Takes ABCs Prize Money
A two-regular pickup team from Atlanta won prize money at the American Bowling Congress tournament in Des Moines. With other Brunswick major team members stranded by a grounded plane, LeRoy Stout and Richard Lewis recruited John Burns Falls City VA Joe Jakesy Colorado Springs and Bill Reuter Kansas City to compile a 2 858 score and place.
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Des Moines
UPI
Atlanta
American Bowling Congress
ABC
Brunswick
LeRoy Stout
Richard Lewis
Stout
Lewis
John Burns
Falls City
Joe Jakesy
Colorado Springs
Bill Reuter
Kansas City
Ten charter members receive Ritual of Jewels ceremony
The ten charter members of Pineville Gamma Xi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi were honored with the Ritual of Jewels ceremony on Wednesday night at Cow Shed in Pineville. Standing (left to right) are Mrs. Jack D. Martin, Mrs. Robert Adams, Mrs. John H. Martin, Mrs. Sammy, Mrs. James Lyons. seated (left to right) Mrs. Jack Gentry, Mrs. Richard L. Huffman, Mrs. W. W. Bolt, Mrs. Wesley Brown and Mrs. James Franklin.
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Pineville
RNS
Mullens Gamma Alpha
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Joe Hill
Mullens
Gamma XI
Joe Cook
Jack Finney
Paul A. Vie
Sorority Units Combine For Jewels Ceremony
Nine teen members of Mullens Gamma Alpha Chapter and fourteen of Pineville Gamma XI Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority attended a Candlelight Ritual of Jewels in Pineville. Mrs. Joe Hill led the ceremony assisted by Mrs. Joe Cook and Mrs. Jack Finney. Attendees included numerous chapter officers and members, and Pineville guests. After the ceremony, a brief business session approved sponsoring a beauty contest for the 1962 Easter Seal Drive with tentative date set for April 23 and the winner titled Miss Easter Seal of 1962 Wyoming County.
First Methodist Church Circles Plan Meetings
The circles of First Methodist Church will meet Tuesday at 7 30 p m. Circles 7 and 8 will hold a luncheon in Friendship Hall. Circle 1 meets at 1006 Moran Avenue, Circle 2 at 703 Circle Drive, Circle 3 on Fisher Street, Circle 4 Moran Avenue, Circle 5 Moran Avenue, Circle 6 910 Farley Avenue, Circle 9 403 Lusk Avenue, Circle 10 913 Lincoln Street, Circle 11 Rinehart Street.
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Carl Moran
Moran Avenue
Lackey Miller
J. E. Chapman
Farley Avenue
Betty Dushoff
Lusk Avenue
J. B. Brooks
Lincoln Street
Peggy Cook
Rinehart Street
Hospital Admits 13 Mullens Residents In A Day
The Wyoming General Hospital in Mullens lists admissions on March 25 including Mrs. Mary Pickett East Gulf Mrs. Lemaretta Parris Corinne Mrs. Rachelle Johnson Mullens. Discharges on March 25 include Edgar Fields Randy Lee Burneck Ruby Millsap Cynthia Clay and others. On March 26 admissions include Mrs Alma Neal Resaco Mrs Allene McKinney Mullens Miss Rosa Campbell Stephenson James Millsap Helen Mercer Blankenship Sabine and Terry Stewart Ravenccuiff Mable Pearl Meadows Donna Meade Tralee Mrs Ollie Poe Basin and Miss Barbara Chambers Glen Rogers.
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Mullens
ANS
Wyoming General Hospital
Mary Pickett
East Gulf
Lemaretta Parris
Corinne
Rachelle Johnson
Alma _ Neal
Resaco
Allene McKinney
Rosa Campbell
Stephenson
James Millsap
Helen
Mercer Blankenship
Sabine
Terry Stewart
Ravenccuiff
Mable Pearl Meadows
Donna Meade
Tralee
Ollie Poe
Basin
Barbara Chambers
Glen Rogers
Astro-Guide for Tuesday April 3 1936
Creative advice urges forming independent opinions and prioritizing personal and family matters. Focus on future plans and distant connections over the next few days as adjustments may be needed. On this date in 1936 Hauptmann was electrocuted in Trenton New Jersey for the Lindbergh baby kidnapping and murder.
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Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Trenton
N.J
Charles A. Lindbergh
Mail by sea and sky prediction in past future tone
An item imagines rapid long distance communication within a lifetime. It envisions overseas mail arriving the same day and even hints at future guided missiles used to send mail, noting current costs are prohibitive but potential for faster postal methods.
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Bell-Ans
Bellans
Orangeburg
N. Y
Zodiac Daily Horoscope Readings for 1962
The page lists daily zodiac forecasts with signs Taurus to Pisces. Each entry notes personal finances, relationships, or tasks, urging balance, caution with borrowed goods, and organized chores. It marks the date line as 1962 Field Enterprises The.
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Fayette Thespians
Earwood Street
Fiat
RCA Whirlpool
PTA
Search For Freedom
Land of the Free
Tink
RCA
Memorial Bldg
Neville St
Beckley
Main St
Oak Hill
David Wilson
Roy C. Stover
Ray Caldwell
Fred Shutt Jr
Bobby Jack Cook
Jimmy Dean McVey
Joe West
Greeley A. Wyatt
Andrew R. Smith
Fred Christian
Cecil Lacy
Neil I. Pleasants Jr
al Sandoval
David Farmer
Jan Caldwell
Jack Gillenwater
Ralph Dade
BLUE
Dorothy Parkins
Cosmetics
Dorothy Perkins Cosmetics
Cooking School
Thompson
Taurus
Gemini
Cancer
Leo
VIRGO
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New York, N. Y
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