Rebekah Lodge Hosts West Virginia Officials Visit
Mrs. Genevieve Anderson, state president of the Rebekah Assembly of West Virginia, visited Ravencliff with Mrs. Eva Landreth Welch and William P. Sheppard of Sewell Valley Rebekah Lodge Rainelle. After the meeting, Mrs. Greely McGraw hosted a buffet at her home. Anderson outlined the year's program urging member participation in the cancer fight and spoke on Friendship.
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Rachel Rebekah Lodge
Genevieve Anderson
McMechan
Rebekah Assembly
West Virginia
Ravencliff
Eva Landreth
Welch
Assembly
William P. Sheppard
Sewell Val
Rockcastle Church Sets Pre Easter Services
The Rockcastle Baptist Church in Rockview announces a series of pre Easter services led by Rev. Harry L. Stevens from April 7 to April 12. Activities include school times, youth choirs, films, sermons on The Voice of the Stones The Awakening of Memory The Transfiguration The Upper Room and Thirty Pieces of Silver and a Good Friday union service at Cook Memorial Baptist Church in Pineville. Mrs Stevens invites the public to attend.
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Pineville
Rns
Harry L. Stevens
Rockcastle Baptist Church
Rockview
J. A. Lilly
Dewey McKinney
Stevens
Voice of the Stones
Rockcastle
McKinney
Steven
Cook Memorial Baptist Church
Jesse Morgan To Head Methodist Men's Club
Jesse W. Morgan was elected president of the Men's Club at the First Methodist Church in Pineville during the regular monthly dinner. James C. Lyons was named vice president and Dr. Sam Lambert reelected secretary-treasurer. all will start duties in June. Harold Metz led other business planning a May 1 Family Night dinner and parsonage shower. Brooke Cooke Circle, chaired by Mrs. C. H. Mathena, served dinner to 20 members.
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Pineville
RNS
Jesse W. Morgan
Fellowship Hall
First Methodist Church
James C. Lyons
Sam Lambert
Harold Metz
Brooke Cooke
C. H. Mathena
Weekend visitors and hospital notes from Maple Fork and Beckley
Maple Fork MAPLE FORK Mrs Arbutes Hurd and daughter Elizabeth visited Mrs Arlene Egnor Glen Daniel over the weekend. Mrs Hazel Elkins visited her son in Sabine. Nancy Williams returned home after Beckley Hospital treatment. Mrs Clint Phillips is a patient at Beckley Hospital.
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Maple Fork
Rns
Arbutes Hurd
Elizabeth
Maple Fork Road
Arlene Egnor
Glen Daniel
Hazel Elkins
Bernard Brooks
Sabine
Nancy Williams
Beckley Hospital
Clint Phillips
Oak Hill Garden Club Hosts Program and Tea
Oak Hill Garden Club hosted a program and tea at White Oak Country Club on Monday. Guest speaker Clemente Shulte of Beckley presented a talk and demonstration on plastic flowers in arrangements, praising Italian and Spanish blooms and advising on stem placement and a triangle arrangement. tea time followed with hostesses including Mrs. T. H. Mason and others.
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Oak Hill
RNS
Oak Hill Garden Club
White Oak Country Club
Clemente Shulte
Beckley
D. C. Newell
Shulte
Italy
Spain
T. H. Mason
J. W. Jones
F. A. Guffy
R. E. Kelly
First Child Is Born at Raleigh General Hospital
MOUNT HOPE RNS Mr and Mrs William Glen Humphrey announce the birth of their first child a boy at 1045 p.m April 1 at Raleigh General Hospital The baby weighed six pounds seven and three fourth ounces and is named Phillip Glen MRS Humphrey is the former Miss Joanie M Berezo daughter of Mrs Freda Berezo Mount Hope The paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Walter J Humphrey and the great grandparents Mr and Mrs Waymon Lafferty
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Mount Hope
Rns
William Glen Humphrey
Raleigh General Hospital
Phillip Glen
Humphrey
Joanie M. Berezo
Freda Berezo
Walter J. Humphrey
Waymon Lafferty
Charleston Visitors Oak Hill
Mr and Mrs Charles Garvin of Woods Avenue were weekend visitors in Charleston.
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Charleston
Oak Hill
Rns
Charles Garvin
Woods Avenue
Mullens Mayor Authorized To Seek Flood Aid
Mullens city commissioners authorize Mayor W F Staats to apply for federal aid to finance emergency repairs debris clearance and street service line restoration after recent flood. City accepts bid for garbage truck and plans disposal service start July 1. Federal and state officials visited Mullens to assess flood damage and boundary survey confirms Jones and Spry Store lies within city limits.
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Mullens
ANS
W. F. Staats
Jimmy James
Jones and Spry
Clyde Newsome
Mullens Motors
Centennial Fashion Parade Highlights Show
Fayetteville hosts a Centennial Fashion Parade at Fayetteville Elementary School Auditorium. Neale Clark from Fayetteville High sings A Pretty Girl is Like a Melody. Mrs. Jean Miller heads the show with Mrs. Louis Rahall as emcee. Models from local shops and students wear Centennial gowns and gowns designed for the event. The program includes a skit Bashful Beau, hair modeling, and dances, with Oak Hill ma rettes and The Dukes band providing entertainment.
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Etteville High School
Jean Miller
Louis Rahall
Christa Stephens
Debbie Bocock
Butch Neal
Kathy Akers
Allen Calvert
Dawn
Karen
Edwin Warfield Jr
George Coleman
Judy Young
Don Bowling
Bobby Walters
Susan Summerfield
Janette Vickers
Brad Witt
Ann Blume
Matthew Wilder
Barbara
Billy
Micheal
Elizabeth Pioli
Cathy Henson
Sally Hunsaker
Steve Payne
Alan Neal
Pam Webb
Kathy Adkins
John Johnson
Mark Bowling
Scott Spradlin
Susan and
K" Bower
Kitty Beth Hambrick
Sharon
Marty Phillips
Stephanie Witt
Vaughn Wilder
Eddie Neal
William T. Webb Jr
Edwin Warfield
Cordelia Phillips
Evelyn Hilton
Hugh Burdette
Dawn Burnette
W. E. Tufts
James Hostetter
Lia Vaglio
Jack Wendell
Mary M. Thrift
Robert Akers
Sally Hiesan
Fletcher Arritt
van Batten
Noel Garten
Charles Garvin
Mary K. Hambrick
Beau
John Bower
Porter Lewis
Kim O'Neil
A. H. Bowling
Patsy Durette
Barbara Walters
Catherine Paris
Frank Henson
Webb
Stanley Moore
Cecil Spradlin
Oak Hill
Duke’s
Fayetteville
Jimmy Jones
Bill Yoak
John Zorio
Bobby Kincaid
Mrs Ben Teano Leads Peters Circle Program
The Mary Peters Circle of Oak Hill Methodist Church met at Miss Lottie Johnsons home for its regular monthly gathering. Mrs Ben Teano led the program with Lord Teach Us to Pray from Confronted Compelled while Mrs H N Collier Mrs Lillian Rapp and Mrs C A Crosier assisted. The circle chair Mrs Gene Carter led the business meeting which planned Easter plant gifts and a rummage sale with WSCS. Refreshments were served tonbsp.several members including Mrs Childer s and Mrs Teano.
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Oak Hill
RNS
Mary Peters
C. A. Crosier
Gene Carter
Circle
O'Neal
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Maurice Childers
WSCS
Collier
Rapp
Crosier
Frank Thomas
Teano
Sally James
E. H. van Hoose
Orville Rich
Miller
Carter
Lula Berry Waives On Check Thefts Forgery
SANGER RNS Lula Ann Berry 19 Sanger waived to action of the Fayette County grand jury on grand larceny and forgery charges in a preliminary hearing. Deputy Crouch says she admitted taking a 143 dollar check belonging to Robert West forging his name and cashing it at Evans Food Market. A second 101 dollar check belonging to Amand Smith was stolen but not cashed and allegedly burned. Both checks were taken from a mailbox in Sanger. Berry is held in Fayetteville jail in default of bond.
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Sanger
RNS
Lula Ann Berry
Fayette County
Buddy Crouch
Robert West
Evans Food Market
Oak Hill
Amand Smith
Crouch
Miss Berry
West
Smith
Berry
Fayetteville
No Typhoid Clinic Sunday In Mullens
Mrs James Lyons Wyoming County health nurse said no typhoid clinic will be held in Mullens Sunday. Persons seeking shots may go to clinics on the first and third Thursdays from 10 a.m. to noon at Mullens City Hall. Shots may be given up to 28 days apart.
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Mullens
RNS
James Lyons
Wyoming County
UPI: Auto production tops 200 million in U S
United Press International reports that since 1900 the auto industry has produced more than 200 million vehicles including cars trucks and buses in the United States according to the Automotive Manufacturers Association.
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United Press International
United States
The
Automobile Manufacturers Association
Ravencliff Social Notes Echo Weekend Visits
The Ravencliff community reports a flurry of weekend visits and homecomings. Rev and Mrs O A Lamb stayed with John E Evans in Oceana, Jerome Cook joined by Bowen Cook in True, and Jeffree Cooper visited relatives in True. Mrs Goldie Vaught hosted at her son-in-law Donald Mann’s home, while Louise Miller returned to Daniels after a stay with Lon Stewart. Tracy Acord and son traveled to Richmond VA after time with Lottie Vaught in Ravencliff. Judith Jenkins, a Marshall University student, visited before returning to Huntington. Donie Chafin toured Sabine as James Tilley’s guest, and Bill King returned to Chicago after five days with family. Vickie Lamb headed home to Ambherstdale after visiting Rev and Mrs O A Lamb. Bulin Vaught and son Raymond spent the weekend with L. Bailey in Jesse. Garner Bailey recovers at home after hospital stay, moved to his brother-in-law William R Richards’ home in Stamford due to a bridge washout.
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Giles Lucas
Donald Mann
Goldie Vaught
Louise Miller
Daniels
Lon Stewart
Tracy Acord
Richmond
Lottie Vaught
Ravencliff
Fred Schlager
Glen Fork
Louis P. Jenkins
Judith Jenkins
Marshall University
Huntington
Donie Chafin
King Mountain
Sabine
James Tilley
Bill King
Chicago
Ill
George King
King
John Tonoff
Bob
Louise Bailey
Ira Lafferty
Vickie Lamb
Ambherstdale
O. A. Lamb
Bulin Vaught
Raymond
WVU enrollment draws students from all counties and states
West Virginia University said Thursday that its second semester enrollment reaches 7,787, with students from all 55 West Virginia counties, 38 other states, and 37 foreign countries. Out-of-state students include 1,638 from other states and 144 from other countries.
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WVU Morgantown
UPI
West Virginia University
West Virginia
Spring Rally Planned At Mount Hope Church
Mount Hope Baptist Temple circle met at Mrs. Butler s home. Reports were given by Sunshine chairman Florence Duncan and White Cross chair Fannie Richeson. A bake sale at New River Store No 1 and Spring Rally at Oak Hill Church April 24 were announced along with Fellowship Sunday May 3 and Family Life Week May 5 12. Proceeds fund church kitchen paint.
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Mount Hope
RNS
Minnie E. Garrett
Mount Hope Baptist Temple
B. J. Butler
MacDonald
Florence Duncan
Sunshine
White Cross
Fannie Richeson
New River
Oak Hill Baptist Church
Fellowship
Family Life
Mountainair Hotel
Raymond Tissue
J. E. Richeson
Andrew Oschlager
Madge Warden
First Gas Well in Fredonia Depth Noted
America's first gas well drilled at Fredonia New York in 1821 reached a depth of 21 feet, marking an early milestone in natural gas extraction.
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America
Fredonia
N.Y
I Did Mean It The Mature Parent Tragedy Review
Muriel Lawrence argues in a essay about Long Day's Journey Into Night that the refrain I didn't mean it recurs in every scene. She contends authentic feeling is crushed by blame and withdrawal, urging honesty to avert final separation.
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Muriel Lawrence
Eugene O'Neill
Lawrence
O'Neill
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
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