Rebekahs Sponsor Doughnut Fry for Fund Drive
Oceana Rebekah Lodge members hosted a doughnut fry at Mrs. Almer McClellan’s Lilly Haven home to fund a trip for Mary Bowden to visit her ailing parents in England. Activities included bake sales hot-dog sales and a chicken dinner led by Mrs. Viola Henderson Mrs. Nel moves to Indiana Pax.
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Oceana
RNS
Almer McClellan
Lilly Haven
Oceana Rebekah Lodge
Mary Bowden
England
Viola Henderson
Nel
Top Students to Be Honored at Mullens Banquet
Mullens High School will honor 81 top students across grades nine to twelve for the first three nine week periods. Seniors named include Nancy Dennis Ellen Pryor Libby Welch and Judy Toler among many others. Juniors listed are Jeri Dooley Milburn Rinehart Bonnie York Lana Cox and more. Tenth graders Patty Clifford Evelyn Lambert and Brenda Monroe are noted. Additional ninth graders and other students are named with no injuries or incidents reported.
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Mullens
BNS
Mullens High School
Finno
Nancy Dennis
Ellen Pryor
Libby Welch
Judy Toler
Mac Hall
Carole Sue McKinney
Doris Rudd
Francine Jennings
David Mencer
Alice Bowen
Anne Gail Sclater
Mary Robertson
Carolyn Farley
Kathie Jo Snyder
Sharon Reed
Betty Canada
John Nichols
Bill Robinette
Lula Rinehart
Jeri Dooley
Milburn Rinehart
Bonnie York
Lana ‘Cox
Darlene Hinchee
Debra Holland
Patti Murphree
Gloria Pritchard
Becky Pritchett
Michael Porterfield
Patty Clifford
Evelyn Lambert
Brenda Monroe
Dinah Warden
Sandra Meadows
Pat McGhee
Linda Ingle
Barbara Pauley
Cindy Cook
Betty Anne Taylor
Barbara Halsey
Emily Diane Cook
Paula Hale
Terri
Rose Marie Shumate
Yvonne Ramsey
Joyce Moore
Rhonda Lambert
Charles Garretson
Reva Smith
Ellen Fordham
Carole Blevins
Donald Sandoval
Phyllis Price
Kathy McGhee
Brenda Faye Hamby
Brenda Lusk
Pamela Sue Hall
John Fowler
Patricia Runion
Dwight Sullins
Plastic-coated fertilizer capsules eyed for farmers
Farmers may soon use plastic coated fertilizer capsules that release nutrients over a longer period. The capsules would spread effects gradually, supplying nutrients as needed throughout the season.
Unusual Inspiring Service Promises Movement and Hope
A spirited call invites participation in an inspiring service described as unusual and uplifting. The message emphasizes communal impact, personal renewal, and a shared sense of purpose without detailing specific rituals or speakers.
24 Couples Seek Permits To Wed In Fayetteville
Fayette County Clerk records show twenty four couples applying for marriage licenses in late March. Names include Nora Lee Davis and John Leroy Armstrong, Blanche Lucille Wood and Frank T. Alford, Cora Sue Day and Douglas Walker Burnside, Mary Martha Pasley and David William Bocook, Carol Fay Bragg and James William Cody, plus many other pairs with ages ranging from 16 to 60 and residences listed in Rainelle Fayetteville Hico and surrounding areas. The list names brides and grooms from West Virginia towns such as Mount Hope Lookout Ansted Danese and Carlisle, with partners from Ohio Virginia and Washington DC.
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Fayetteville
RNS
Fayette County
Nora Lee Davis
Rainelle
Grill Davis
John Leroy Armstrong
John Melvin Armstrong
Blanche Lucille Wood
Montgomery
Lonny Wood
Frank T. Alford
Clyde D. Alford
Robert Pasley
David William Bocook
David H. Bocock
Carol Fay Bragg
Garten
Fred Bragg
James William Cody
Lorraine
Ohio
Elmer Cody
Ocie Goins
Mount Hope
James Stanley
R. E. de Foe
Oak Hill
Tom de Foe
Tresa Elizabeth Webb
Hazen Webb
Leonard Lee Fowler
Wilbert Fowler
Peggy Sue Holcomb
Lookout
James Gilbert Holcomb
Franklin Farley
Longacre
William H. Farley
Julia Ann Green
Carl Green
Larry Dale Fernett
Gallagher
Lieff. Fernett
Elizabeth Ann Fitzwater
Jodie
Billie B. Dotson
Don Andrew Harvey
Don D. Harvey
Evelyn Ruth Campbell
Ramsey
Eliza H. Campbell
Lester Darrell Hanshew
Danese
Albert J. Hanshew
Joyce Hayes
Powellton
Gloster Hayes
Samuel Jackson
Jessie Jackson
Opal C. Ramsey
Ansted
Orval Kessler
Billy Joe Linkenhoker
Washington, D.C
J. Jack Linkenhoker
Charlotte Lee Caldwell
Car
Explorers Have Spring Dance in Pineville Legion Hall
Explorer Post No. 154 held a Spring dance themed Peppermint Lounge at the Pineville Legion Hall. Decorations in red and white with streamers candles dominated. Ned Crews led decoration efforts with Roy Lee Breeden heading refreshments. About 40 members and guests attended as Dewey McKinnie, former advisor, greeted them and handed Peppermint candy cane favors. Cash prizes recognized dance winners Diane Arnold and Randy Holton for twist, with Brenda Kidd and Gary Noble and Jane Rogers and Ned Crews receiving honorable mention and first place in rock and roll respectively. Refreshments were provided by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Riling, assistant leader for Troop 154 and district officer.
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Pineville
RNS
Explorer Post No. 154
Legion Hall
Ned Crews
Roy Lee Breeden
Dewey McKinney
Diane Arnold
Randy Holton
Brenda Kidd
Gary Noble
Jane Rogers
Charles Riling
Riling
Kilsyth Man Honored At Dinner On 85th Birthday
Luigi Cinotti was surprised at a family dinner in Kilsyth to honor his 85th birthday. He enjoys Pipe television and visits from his children and grandchildren. He and his wife celebrated 51 years of marriage in July and have lived in the same house in Kilsyth for 50 years. They have four daughters and a son who was killed in World War II, along with twelve grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Attending were relatives from Kilsyth Maple Fork Detroit Bradley Beckley Mount Hope Jacksonville and other areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilsyth
Luigi Cinotti
Cinotti
Josephine Stella
Margaret Marchio
Maple Fork
Yolanda Yates
Detroit
Mich
Cherry Barbera
Bradley
Willie
Fred Stella
Louie
Edward Marchio
George Barbera
Cheriann
Shirley Humphrey
Maple
Industrial deaths rise in West Virginia in March
West Virginia's Workmen's Compensation Department reports 22 industrial deaths last month, the same total as March 1961. Nonfatal accidents reached 3,459, up from 3,157 a year earlier.
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Charleston
UPI
State Workmen's Compensation Department
West Virginia
Relief total up Charleston February welfare payments
Relief payments to needy West Virginia in February totaled 4.8 million dollars according to the State Welfare Department. Two thirds of the total or 3.26 million dollars went to aid to dependent children, an increase of 69 thousand dollars from January.
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Charleston
UPI
West Virginia
State Welfare Department
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Rebekahs
Indiana
PAX
Jimmy Mowell
Indianapolis
Ind
Clyde Mowell
Weirwood
Pax High School
U. S
du Pont
Paul Morris
Hillside United
Presbyterian Church
Jamaica, N.Y
Morris
First Assembly
Valley Dr. N
T. M. Waldron
Beckley Ice
Prince St
Kopperston
Jeff Caudill
Everett Bowling
Steve Morgan
Mark McGraw
Robert McKinney
Clarence McGufin
Christel Elise Reinheimer
Boomer
Karl Reinheimer
Alvis J. Petry
Coretta
Alvis Petry
Ruth Catherine Ross
Joseph J. Powers
Charles Powers
Sheila Cooper
Virgil Cooper
Harry V. Pannell Jr
Harry V. Pannell
Nancy Patrica Rice
Summerlee
William Rice
Floyd Henry Robinson
Lochelly
Floyd Robinson
Joanne Williams
Plum Orchard
Rexall Williams
Otto Max Tyree
Lawerence Tyree
Alice Marie Vance
Packs Branch
McKinley Vance
James A. Williams
Scarbro
Arnold Williams
Joyce Genne Duncan
Wilbur Duncan
Gerald Wayne Warrick
Huntington
James B. Warrick
Liugi Cinotti
Bank of Raleigh Main
Kanawha Streets
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
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