Spring Concert By Fay High School Band Tonight
Fay etteville High School bands presents an 8 p m spring concert at Memorial Auditorium under director Jimmie Queen. Selections include Star Spangled Banner, The Connecticut March, Nassau, River Jordan, Panis Angelicus, Variations on a Theme by Paganini, Little Suite for Band, Prelude Ballad and Festival, Durand pieces, Holst selections, and more.
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Fayetteville
RNS
Fayetteville High School
Memorial Auditorium
Jimmie Queen
Connecticut
Durand
Farrell
Holst
Mercer E. DePaul
Walers
Tennessee Rites For Mrs Bullion
Final rites for Margaret Arterourn Bull ion 86 of Oak Hill will be at 2 pm Wednesday in Rogersville Tennessee. She died Sunday at a Fayetteville nursing home. A Tennessee native she had lived in Oak Hill seven years. Survived by no daughters Sally Bailey Oak Hill and Virginia Davis Long Beach Calif 11 grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Body to be moved at noon today to Colboch and Price Mortuary Rogersville from Dodd Payne Mortuary Fayetteville.
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Oak Hill
Margaret Arterourn Bulion
Rogersville
Tenn
Bullion
Fayetteville
Tennessee
Sally Bailey
Virginia Davis
Long Beach
Calif
Colboch and Price Mortuary
Rogersville Tenn
Dodd-Payne
Baseball Meet Set For Today in Big Coal League
A meeting of the Big Coal River Little League will be held at 7 30 p m today in the Armco Co Hall meeting room. Managers coaches league officials and team sponsors are urged to attend. Uniforms for two new teams have arrived for representatives. Six teams compete this year representing Sylvester Whitesville Dorothy Marfork Monteval and Naoma.
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Montcoal
RNL
Big Coal River Little League
Armco Co
Sylvester
Whitesville
Dorothy
Marfork
Monteval
Naoma
Teenager Arrested After Whitesville Car Crash
A 15 year old Clarksburg boy was apprehended by Logan Police late Saturday after wrecking a 1956 Chevrolet owned by Gray Grubbs of Whitesville. Grubbs reported the car stolen from Coal River Motors Garage around 5 PM Saturday. Garage representative Robert Plantz said $100 damage was done.
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Whitesville
ANS
Clarksburg
Logan
Gray Grubbs
Grubbs
Coal River Motors
Robert Plantz
Oceana Athletes Honored at Kopperston Banquet
Kopperston Elementary School cafeteria hosted the Oceana High School athletes banquet sponsored by the Kopperston Lions Club. Highlights included awards of gold baskets and footballs for six players, junior high champs, and remarks from Jerome Van Meter on sports’ role in youth training.
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Kopperston
ANS
Oceana High School
Kopperston Lions Club
John Pike
Lions Club
James Shott
Kopperston Presbyterian Church
Katherine Stewart
Patty II
Bell Tones
Oceana Indians
Paul Greer
Gene Gilliland
Wyoming
Chambers Jewelry
Oceana
Jesse Morgan
Wyoming County
Mike Cook
Gene Sparks
Lloyd Cook
Paul Anderson
Gene Childers
Jerry Hall
Jerome van Meter
Woodrow Wilson High School
Beckley
Earl Chevalier
Welch Daily News
George Brewster
Huey Miller
Jene Gilliland
Church of the Kopperston Presbyterian Church
Hemlock Patrol
Powers Rites Slated Tuesday
East Kingston man Fredrick Wharton Powers 71 will have final rites Tuesday at 2 p.m. in Laurel Grove Baptist Church Livly with Rev. Howard Franklin officiating. Burial in Powers Cemetery Scarbro Rt 1. Powers died Saturday at home of daughter Mrs J W Hall East Kingston. Body to be taken to Hall’s home this evening from Tyree Funeral Home Oak Hill and to the church one hour before the funeral.
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East Kingston
Rns
Fredrick Wharton Powers
Laurel Grove Baptist Church
Lively
Howard Franklin
Powers Cemetery
Scarbro
Rt. 1
Powers
J. W. Hall
Tyree
Oak Hil
Funeral Today For Lynco Infant Randoloph Coleman
Funeral services for one month old Lynco Randolph Coleman were held at 11 a m in the Evans Funeral Home Chapel Oceana with Rev Wayne Rollins officiating. Son of Raymond and Frances Goins Coleman Lynco he died Saturday night apparently from strangulation. Infant found dead in bed. Survivors include the parents a brother Raymond Jr and grandparents Mr and Mrs Walter Coleman Roderfield and Mr and Mrs Harvey Goins also of Raderfield. Burial in Taeger Memorial Cemetery Robertfield.
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LYNCO
RNS
Walter Coleman
Roderfield
Harvey Goins
Raderfield
Taeger Memorial Canelery
Robertfield
Lolita Circle Meeting Led by Mrs Crosier at Baptist Church
Mrs. Joseph A. Crosier led the Lolita Circle program at the Baptist Church Tuesday night. Mrs. W. M. Warren taught the Bible lesson. The group met at Mrs. John Hitton's home with Miss Frances Lee as co host. Members included several named ladies and Misses Warren Radford and Stull.
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Lolita Circle Meets
Fayetteville
RNL
Joseph A. Crosier
Lolita Circle of the Baptist Church
W. M. Warren
John Hitton
Frances Lee
H. F. Frazier
Joe Oliver
Walter Pickett
Ralph Kemper
Homer Fitzwater
Tax Payment Venues For Clear Fork District Residents
Clear Fork District residents may pay taxes to Deputy Sheriff Hil bert Burgess at Ameagle Post Office Wednesday 9 to 11 a.m. Artie Post Office noon to 7 p.m. Thursday 9 to 11 a.m. Clear Creek Post Office and noon to 2 p.m. Gene Roberts Store on Sand Lick.
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Clear Fork
RNS
Hilbert Burgess
Ameagle
Artie
Clear Creek
Gene Robert
Sand Lick
Builder's Group Forms Committees And Colors For May
Twenty one Sycamore Builder's Club members met at Sycamore Chapel. Mrs Gordon Coleman led devotion and prayer. A gift exchange will replace the Secret Pal starting May. Lily of the Valley named as the club’s Nower, colors red white and blue. A membership committee of Lula Jarrell, chair, with Walter Arthur and Gordon Coleman, was appointed. A sick committee headed by D B Hamilton with Pearl Carter and Ervin Jarrell was formed. A bake sale was set for Saturday noon at Fraley's Grocery. Next meeting May 9.
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Colcord
RNS
Sycamore Builder's Club
Sycamore Chapel
Gordon Coleman
Lily-of-the-valley
Nower
Lula Jarrell
Walter Arthur
DB. F. Hamilton
Pearl Carter
Ervin Jarrell
Fraley's
Sycamore Creek
Ervin, Jarrell
B. C. Fraley
Roy Withrow
Ann Fannin
John Fannin
Delphia Bowman
Roger Fraley
Roxie Rutledge
Susie Mitchell
S. 0. Paden
Pineville Student Heads Council at Concord College
Sandra Sue Bailey, 20, daughter of Mrs. Theodore Bailey of Pineville, was elected to lead the 1958 59 Concord College Women's Hall Council. A junior majoring in home economics and mathematics, she is vice president of Kappa Omicron Pi and a member of Sigma Sigma Sigma. she will succeed Betty Sue Buchannon and Mrs. Carol Gwinn Sutherland of Beckley.
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Pineville
RNS
Sandra Sue Bailey
Theodore Bailey
Concord College Women’s Hall
Miss Bailey
Kappa Omicron Pi
Sigma Sigma Sigma National Social Sorority
Betty Sue Buchannon
Carol Gwinn Sutherland
Beckley
Borderland DAR Chapter Wins Gold Honor Award
The Borderland Chapter, Daughers of the American Revolution, earned the Gold Honor Award for last year's work, announced at the April meeting by vice regent Mrs. J. M. Francesa. The White Oak Country Club hosted, with Oak Hill and Fayetteville members present. Proceeds from foam rubber coal hanger covers and flags totaled 32 dollars. A tea for Guest Day on June 25 was planned, with committee members Hill Dark Anderson and Katherine Jones handling preparations.
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Mount Hope
RNS
Borderland
Daughters of the American Revolution
J. M. Francesa
White Oak Country Club
Co. &. Bourland
Russia
E. Q. Wiseman
Fayelteville
Jack Long
Oak Hill
C. R. Hill
Project Chaiman
Hill
Dark Anderson
Katherine Jones
Mm. E. 0. Wiseman
Fayetteville
White
Kenneth Keatly
Mia
James P. Painter
Rapp
Louis Scott
George Bailey
Janet Hurst
Bill Jones
Rhodes Street
Jones
Painter
Russell
Scott
Charles Hill Pleads Guilty to Manslaughter Charge
In Fayetteville, Charles Edgar Hill, about 46, pleaded guilty in Fayette Circuit Court to voluntary manslaughter for the shotgun slaying of his brother Robert at their Belva farm home last fall. Hill’s bond was continued. he will return July 1 for rulings on the application. Two Oak Hill youths pleaded guilty to concealing stolen property as a juror absence disrupted the trial of Tony Adkins and Earl DeQuasie before possible probation requests. A special judge, T. E. Myles, presided over the drunk driving case of Garland Clinton Francis as Judge Charles L. Garvin Jr. was away due to a death in the family.
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Fayetteville
Charles Edgar Hill
Fayette Circuit Court
Robert
Belva
Hill
Oak Hill
Tony Adkins
Earl DeQuasie
Adkins
DeQuasie
T. E. Myles
Garland Clinton Francis
Charlton Heights
Charles L. Garvin Jr
Mission Circle Lesson At First Church Of God
Fayettene 분위 The mission circle of the First Church of God met at Mrs Woodrow Williams home on Thursday night The program titled What Membership Means to a Christian was presented by Mrs Williams A prayer by Mrs Payne was followed by selections by the Ladies Quartette Attending were Mrs George Campbell Mrs W E Poff Mrs George Newell Mrs Donald A Payne Mrs Jasper Treadway and Mrs Arthur Campbell
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Fayetteville
RNL
First Church of God
Woodrow Williams
Williams
Charles
Payne
Ladies Quartette
George Campbell
W. E. Poff
George Newell
Donald A. Payne Jy
Jasper Treadway
Arthur Campbell
Break-in probe continues at Clay Brothers Store
Pineville RNIS reports deputies Ballard Riffe Ikes Fork and Dewey Baileysville investigate a break in at Clay Brothers Store on Route 32 near Hanover Saturday night. No arrests yet. Merchandise valued between 750 and 800 dollars taken, including cigarettes watches and watch bands. Entry was through a window near the top of the one story building says owner Edgar Clay.
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Pineville
RNIS
Sheriff's’ Deputies
Ballard Riffe
Ikes Fork
Dewey Baileysville
Clay Brothers
Rt. 32
Hanover
Edgar Clay
Mullens Sorority Elects Officers at Gamma Alpha Chapter
Miss Pat Neal was elected president of Gamma Alpha Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi in Mullens. Officers to be installed May 14 include Iva Joyce Ellison as vice president Ruby Jo Gordon recording secretary Fred Shut treasurer Cecil Lacy extension officer and Eugene Graham Pineville extension officer. Girl of the Year Fred Shut honored for service. Founders Day Banquet April 23 at Glass House Beckley. Initiation for pledges led by retiring president Jack Finney.
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Fred Shut
Glass House
Beckley
Jack Finney
Buddy Clark
Ray Caldwell
David Lucas
Scott and Haroldene Boley Scott wedding at Layland Church
Miss Haroldene Ann Boley and Lark Edward Scott were married at Layland Community Church in a 7 p.m. ceremony conducted by Rev. Russell Asbury. The couple, both of Layland, will reside in Norfolk, Virginia after a reception at the Layland Moose Hall.
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Oak Hill
RNS
Layland
Haroldene Ann Boley
Lark ‘Edward Scott
Russell Asbury
First Baptist Church
Tazewelle
Miss Boley
Alr
Harold Oswald Boley
Scott
Thedford Scott
Robert Tucker
Russellville
Ralph Sand
Beckley
Dale E. McVey
O. Kay Ledford Jr
Roger Hallah
Ally
Lay
Moose Hone
Wanda Farrish
Stanley
James Bowyer
Edgar Blankenship
Q. D. Keaton
D. R. Ledford Sr
Chan Forren
Nuttall High School
Lookout
Charleston School of Commerce
West Virginia University
Morgantown
Nuttall Wish School
U. S. Navy
Tidewater
Norfolk
Mrs Teano heads Beta Theta Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi
Mrs Ben Teano began her term as president of Beta Theta Chapter with officers installed at a Tuesday meeting. New officers include Mrs Avis Partain as vice president and Mrs Gene Cater recording secretary.
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Bela
Ben Teano
Bela Sigma Phi
Gene Carter
Ing
Avis Parlain
Fred Rus
Oak Hill
RNS
Beta Theta Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Avis Partain
Gene Cater
Bill Jones
George Bailey
Fred Russell
Funeral for Sarah Massey of Arnett Tuesday
Mrs. Sarah Susan Massey 63 of Arnett dies after long illness. Funeral 2 p.m. Tuesday at Flat Branch Church Arnett with Rev. Wada Webb. Survived by husband Van two daughters Nancy Webb Cleveland Ohio six sons Okey Claude Otis Earl Roy Everett two sisters Haltia Rorrer Rosa Rorrer two brothers Perry Arnett Albert Combs. Burial Massey Cemetery Arnett. Body will be moved from Armstrong Funeral Home Whitesville to her home at 2 a.m. today.
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Arnett
RNS
Sarah Susan Massey
Flat Branch
Wada Webb
Massey
Van
Nancy Webb
Cleveland
Ohio
Okey
Claude
Findlay
Otis
Toledo
Earl
Roy
Everett
Haltia Rorrer
Rosa Rorrer
Sand Lick
Perry
Albert Combs
Sylvester
Massey Cemetery
Frant Armstrong Funeral Home
Whitesville
Communism Theme for Fayetteville Presbyterian Circle
The Fayetteville Presbyterian Church circle met at Mrs W OL Tully's home on Tuesday with Ans E O Wiseman leading Bible study. Members included Mrs T A Myles Mrs C E M Han Mrs J K Whitlock Katherine Warner Mrs Kenneth Wood Miss Melinda Champe and Mrs W C Warner as they discussed peace, neighborly love, and Christian critique of the world.
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Fayetteville
RNS
Ans
Wiseman
Circle 1
The
Presbyterian Church
W. OL
Tully
E. M. Darnall
J. M. Francesca
France
Germany
T. A. Myles
C. E. M Han
J. K. Whitlock
Katherine Warner
Kenneth Wood
Melinda Champe
W. C. Warner
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FHS Group
Mrs. Bullion
Wyoming County Superintendent of Schools
Vert Recluder Insurance Prom Vp
Richmon Cleaners
Pineville Student Heads Council
Atkinson Shopping Center, Inc
Hardware Dept
Johnstown Rd
Dar
Charles Hill
I Mullens Sorority
Lark Edward Scott
Jane's Studio
Mrs. Teano
Dick Wilkins
Sam Fox
Jack Evans
Lanty White
D. C. Rapp Jr
Partain
Jewels
Ray Ellison
Mitchacl Aide
Cohen
Neville St
Fayetteville Federal Savings and Loan Association
West Virginia
Mer
Fayetteville Circle
Wooddell's Tewelry Store
Main ST. Opp. Court House
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