Area Explorers Attend National Congress in Washington
Youth from Kanawha Putnam and surrounding counties join 350000-strong Explorers at the National Explorer Presidents Congress in Washington from April 12 to 16. Local participants include Charles DeBusk Monica Smathers Martha Wolfe Curtis Hopkins Steven Atkins Sanjevi Subbiah and Roger Gibbs with regional nominees competing for national offices.
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Charleston
Wertz
Washington, D. c
Avanatas Usu Ha Mestina
Explorer
Kanawha
Putnam
Reenbrier
Fayette
Washington
Charles DeBusk
Monica Smathers
Martha Wolfe
Curtis P. Hopkins
Steven J. Atkins
Sanjevi Subbiah
Roger Gibbs
Congress
D. Frederick Wertz
Buckskin Council
Friendship Topic of Circle Program
Fayet teville United Methodist Circle No 1 met at Court Street home hosted by Mrs Ayres with Mrs Zorio as co host. Devotional led by Mrs Reynolds and program on Friendship by Mrs Bess. Circle 1 set April meeting. MYF sub district host May 15. family night May 10 in Friendship Hall. Get well and sympathy cards sent. fifteen members attended.
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Fayetteville
Mrrs
James Ayres
Friendship Hall
Marie Huddleston
Raleigh General Hospital
A. L. Slim Huddleston
Beckley Veterans Hopital
Marie White
Dancie MacQueen
Margaret Chapman
Lilly Duncan
Mary Tamplin
Fayetteville High to Host Talent and Variety Show
The Fayetteville High School Band sponsors its annual talent and variety show at 7 30 p m in the Memorial Building. Tickets cost 75 cents for adults 50 cents for students and one dollar at the door. MCs are James Harshbarger and Mike Doyle.
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Fayetteville
Fayetteville High School
James Harshbarger
Mike Doyle
Fayetteville United Methodist Circle Names Cochair
Circle No 2 met at the Fayetteville church to fill the vacancy as co chairwoman of the late Mrs Dan Perdue appointing Miss Thelma Light. Mrs Louise Hoover led devotionals and described the flower and sick leave as Desa Myles presented Count It All Joy. Sympathy cards were signed for Mrs Ben Sharp and Mrs Mary Tamplin. A card and gifts were sent to Frances Phillips after surgery. Twelve members attended.
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Fayetteville
Fayetteville News Family Visits and Local Health News
Benny King of Pearl River New York visits with his parents Mr and Mrs Granger King and relatives in Garten. Helen Mammon and her daughter Janetta from Maryland visited and left. Ronnie Craige and Jim Nichols were admitted or remain as patients at Beckley Appalachian hospitals. Miss Madeline Sims returned from Richmond Virginia. The odds are millions to one against a comet colliding with earth.
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Fayetteville
Benny King
Pearl River
N. Y
Granger King
William Bennett
Garten
Helen Mammon
Janetta
Maryland
Ronnie Craige
Beckley Appalachian Hospital
Jim Nichols
Maple Road
Beckley Appalachian Regional Hospital
Madeline Sims
Richmond
Fayetteville Wedding Licenses Issued by County Clerk
The county clerk's office issued several marriage licenses as of Tuesday in Fayetteville. Notable couples include Phillip Michael Brown age 25 and Ima Paulette Vance age 19 of Gauley Bridge, Ernesto Flores Guillermo 19 from Ft. Bragg and Evelyn Taisacan Stark 16 of Fayetteville, and others from Oak Hill Mount Hope Ansted Pax Beckley Clay and Longacre communities.
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Fayetteville
Phillip Michael Brown
Gauley Bridge
James, M. Brown
Bertha Foster
Ima Paulette Vance
Earl L. Vance
Katherine Rollins
Ernesto Flores Guillermo
Ft. Bragg
N. C
Donata Guillermo
Evelyn Taisacan Stark
Walter E.stark
Viventa
Magnolia Taisacan
Gary Jeffrey Gray
Oak Hill
Dennis Gravy
Kathryn Matter
Mary Hardy
Mount Hope
Charles Hardy
Jean Jackson
Robert Joseph James
Robert Melvin James
Cordie Nutter
Glenna Pauline King
Harvey W. King
Vida Stover
Ravencliff Community Notes Include Family Trips and Medical Updates
Bobby Stewart, two, is recovering at his parents home after a brief stay at Raleigh General Hospital in Beckley. Rufus Tolliver will have leg surgery today at Beckley Appalachian Regional Hospital for a mine accident injury. Mrs Art Jones and daughter Joyce return to Ravencliff from Johnston City Tennessee where they stayed with Mr and Mrs Gary Taft. Timmy Workman also visited the Taft home before returning to Sabine.
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Ravencliff
Quentin Stewart
Bobby Stewart
Raleigh ‘General Hospital
Beckley
Rufus Tolliver
Johnston City
Tenn
In-Service Training For Head Start Staff Planned
Allen Junction Head Start center hosts a monthly in service training for Wyoming County staff. Delores Morgan leads the session with guests William Hall Don Morgan and Myrtle Rose. Training covers HEW regional monitoring and new program ideas with a covered dish lunch.
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Allen Junction
Wyoming County
Delores Morgan
William Hall
Don Morgan
Myrtle Rose
Morgan
HEW
Marie Reed
Wilma Stover
Marshall Brass Quintet to Perform for Fayette Students
The Marshall University Brass Quintet directed by Dr. J. D. Folsom will give two concerts on April 21 for Fayette County school students. Programs at 10 am and 12 50 pm will be held at the Memorial Building in Fayetteville with co sponsors Fayette County Board of Education and the West Virginia Arts and Humanities Council.
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Bob Edward Myers
Huntington
W. Va
James M. Myers
Sarah (Jameson) Myers
Lois Clutts
David Scott
Tamara Ann
Marshall University
West Virginia University
Myers, Inc
Charleston
Myers Transfer & Storage Co
Terra
Agri-Business Farm
Applegrove
U.S. Army
Intelligence Corps
Huntington Jaycees
National Advisory Council
Small Business Administration
Washington, D. C
Huntington Chamber of Commerce
Cammack Children’s Center
Cabell County Planning Commission
Cabell County Recreation Board
Marshall University Foundation
Marshall University Artists Series
Huntington B.P.O. Ellis Lodge
W. V. A. Delta Tau Delta
Alpha Kappa Psi
Huntington Rotary Club
Fayetteville
Marshall University Brass Quintet
Fayette County
Memorial
No Progress In Murders At West Virginia University
Morgantown West Virginia The Monongalia County prosecuting attorney Joseph A Laurita Jr pledged to sustain an intense investigation into the decapitation murders of two West Virginia University coeds Mared Malarik of Kinnelon New Jersey and Karen Ferrel of Quinwood Greenbrier County whose bodies were found nearly two years ago. He spoke during a campaign stop for the GOP nomination for attorney general saying the case remains priority and that no leads have emerged to identify the killer or killers.
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Morgantown
UPI
Monongalia County
West Virginia University
Kinnelon
N.J
Karen Ferrel
Quinwood
Greenbrier County
Indictments Target Ex City Manager Rouse in Weirton Case
Hancock County Grand Jury indicted A J Rouse former Weirton assistant city manager on embezzlement and forgery counts tied to about 15516 missing from city funds between July 3 1969 and Sept 24 1970. Forgery charges stem from city checks issued Aug 15 1969 to Leonard Brown and John Galmer, with forged endorsements. Rouse became Martinsburg city manager last fall.
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Weirton
UPI
A. J. Rouse
Martinsburg
Hancock County
Rouse
Edward A. Zagula
Leonard Brown
John Galmer
Zagala
Ruth Siegel Ribicoff Dies at 64 in West Hartford
Ruth Siegel Ribicoff wife of Senator Abraham Ribicoff died after a long illness from heart disease at age 64. She is survived by her husband of 41 years a daughter Jane Bishop of New Rochelle New York a son Peter of New York City and four grandchildren. Funeral services are planned for Friday in West Hartford.
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Washington
UPI
Ruth Siegel Ribicoff
Abraham A. Ribicoff
D-Conn
Make-Up Demonstration Highlights Beta Sigma Phi Meet
Gamma Xi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi held a makeup demonstration in Pineville showing how cosmetics enhance natural beauty with Mrs Clarice Bailey of Beckley as presenter. New members and officers joined a style show, Easter basket service, and plans for Pounders Day at Twin Falls Lodge on April 26.
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Pineville
Gamma Xi
Beta Sigma Phi
Clarice Bailey
Beckley
Lusk
Bill
Teresa) Lewis
Harry D
Elizabeth) Cook
Clyde
Linda) Cook
Ira
Lillian) Cook
BSP
Tom
Dixie) Smith
Twin Falls Lodge
Mullens
Sophia
George
Janet) Matney
Denny
Frankie) Morgan
Bob
Pat)Mullens
Service Committee
Lillian Cook
Kermit
Renva) Toler
Nancy Mathena
Pineville Homemakers Plan May 9 Banquet
The Pineville Homemakers Club met in the Appalachian Power Company building with hostesses Mrs G C Cline and Mrs Robert Lindsey. A rother daughter banquet is planned for May 9 at 6 pm as a covered dish dinner. A bake sale at Thomas Grocery is set for Friday.
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Pineville
Pineville J Homemakers Club
Appalachian Power Company
G. C. Cline
Appalachian Power iCo
Fayetteville Home Demonstration Schedule Highlights
Mrs Beatrice Whanger announces a series of sewing and macrame events. Macrame workshops run Mondays through April 17 at Oak Hill Scout Cabin. A sewing lecture on leather and faux fabrics is set for April 17 at Concord College. Beckley hosting a Stretch and Sew demo May 7 in Room 101 Beckley College Library. A May 16 Show and Tell at Oak Hill Scout Cabin closes the series. About 20 000 bighorn sheep range from western Canada to Mexico.
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Fayetteville
Beatrice F. Whanger
Raymond Treadway
Oak Hill
Concord College
Beckley
Bonnie Lacy
Fabrics For Fun, Inc
Charleston
Beckley College
Home Demonstration Council
Mrs. Austin Leads Kaymoor Church Group Program
The Kaymoor Ladies Aide met at the Kaymoor Community Church with co-hostesses Mrs. Bill Young and Mrs. Leroy Wood. A duet by Mrs. Hollis Conner and Mrs. Carl Withrow titled In Times like These was performed. The program God Cares About You was presented by Mrs. Sam Austin. The group voted to donate 5 to the American Red Cross and planned sending flowers to patients Mrs. Ethel Bailes and Mrs. Clyde Dempsey, with cards for Mrs. Dempsey, Garland Dempsey, and Mrs. Irene Skaggs. Thirteen members served as hostesses. May hosts will be Mrs. Dora Woodrum and Mrs. Kenneth Woodrum.
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Kaymoor
Kaymoor Community Church
Bill Young
Leroy Wood
Hollis Conner
Carl Withrow
God
Sam Austin
American Red Cross
Ethel Bailes
Clyde ‘Dempsey
Dempsey
Oak Hill Hospital
Garland Dempsey
Virginia
Irene ‘Skaggs
Rainbow Girls Plan Activities in Fayetteville Assembly
Rainbow for Girls Fayetteville Assembly 22 met at the Legion home. They read a letter of appreciation from Patty Stephens grand worthy advisor. They plan a bake sale at 9 30 a m Saturday on Handley Store porch. They will attend Presbyterian Church services Sunday for Rainbows anniversary. Ten girls will help serve at Lincoln Day Dinner at the Memorial Building at 6 p m Saturday.
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Fayetteville
Memorial Building
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