Combined Rally Planned by BYF'ers in Beckley
Thirteen BYF members and sponsors from Tone da Baptist Church joined Rockcastle Association Youth for a rally at Welch Church with guest speaker Dr. R O Gale on attitudes. They discussed Christian daily living, church and community conduct, and plans for the Beirut Tour and a summer youth intern in West Virginia. Leaders urged attendance at the West Virginia Baptist Youth Convention in Charleston and reported a May 14 combined rally in Beckley with Rockcastle and Raleigh associations.
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Oceana
RNS
Baptist Youth Fellowship
Toneda Baptist Church
Rockcastle Association
Welch Baptist Church
R. O. Gale
Welch
Christ
Charles Lovett
Stephanie Robinson
Judy Christian
Joyce Cloer
Lovett
Rockcastle
Toneda
Keystone
Helen Barlow
Juanita Cline
Deanna Lester
Faye Barlow
Leah Lester
Phyllis Walker
Ellen Walker
Laverne Long
Judy Bowden
Brenda Cook
Otis Cook
Tom Long
Guyandotte Baptist Church
Doyle Cook
Speed Pendry
Judy Brooks
Jerry Jewell
Joe Pendry
Steve Pendry
David Jewell
Linda Lubonia
Libby Sluss
Jeanie Stewart
Diane Brooks
Steve Brooks
Barbara Hendricks
Della Jewell
Oceana Baptist Church
Roy Agee
Lois Smith
Susan Gilliland
Wanda Hamilton
Melba Hurley
Two Wyoming County men lodged in Pineville jail
Alonzo Jones of Mullens was arrested at 4 a.m. Sunday for stealing and wrecking a 1963 car owned by William C. Vaughn Jr. He faced drunkenness charges, was bound over to the grand jury, and held on a $1,000 bond. Roger French, 21, Itmann, arrested Wednesday for stealing a watch from Jack Gilmore, also faced drunkenness. He received a 10 day sentence, a $17 fine, and a $500 bond with grand jury action pending.
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Mullens
RNS
Wyoming
Pineville
Alonzo Jones
William C. Vaughn Jr
Jones
Bill Houck
Itmann
Roger French
Sheriff's
Jack Gilmore
Houck
French
Motel For White-Faced Four-Legged Travelers
Jake Collins and Jimmy Parker run the Cattle Motel on U S Highway 80 two miles from a west Texas city. The 24 hour motel is designed for cattle with big block signs claiming a motel for cattle. Cattle drivers and their stock are welcomed and guided to rooms as needed.
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Jake Collins
Ralph Moncrief Baird
Tex
NEA
West
Texas
Jimmy Parker
Collins
Parker
Welch Guest Conducts Garden Club Workshop
Mrs John Ernest vice president elect of the Elkhorne Valley Garden Club Welch conducted a workshop for Castle Rock Garden Club Pineville Tuesday. She described arrangements for classes used in Pineville club flower show set for April 20. Guest Mrs Roland Edwards and hostesses Mrs C C Holloway and Mrs Claude Pancake attended.
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Pineville
RNS
John Ernest
Elkhorne Valley Garden Club
Welch
Castle Rock Garden Club
Ernest
Pineville Club
Roland Edwards
Elkhorne Valley Club
Lewis Campbell
C. C. Holloway
Claude Pancake
Easter Holiday Guests at Mount Hope Homes
Mt Hope notes show Carol Kuhn a UC sophomore and 1961 Mount Hope High graduate visiting with O L Blake family, and Tom Kuhn a Wofford junior also a guest. Other items include Elbea Carney of Fort Lauderdale visiting with Mr and Mrs Edgar Bennett, Mrs John Price of Minden honored on birthday, Homer Sweeney visiting from Charleston, Mrs Ray Gwinn traveling to San Francisco to visit ill brother, and Ruth Thompson of Prince visiting Charleston.
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Mount Hope
RNS
O. L. Blake
Park Heights
Carol Kuhn
University of Cincinnati
Ohio
Mount Hope High School
Kappa Alpha Theta
Probasco Hall
Tom Kuhn
Wofford College
Spartanburg
S. C
Edgar Bennett
Elbea Carney
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Carney
Wilma Bennett
John Price
Minden
Sally Peyton
Price
Inez Peyton
Homer
Cattle Truck Driver Lodging At Rural Motel
A cattle truck arriving at a rural motel finds ample water and hay, holding pens, loading chutes, a weighing unit and space for 1,000 head. Veterinary care by Dr. Jack Callas from Abilene available if needed. Bunkhouse offers hot shower, shave and free bunk. Fee is $7.50 per night per truck load with feed and medical services extra.
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Jack Callas
Abilene
Motel Venture: Rancher Turns Cattle Motels in Texas
The piece profiles Collins a former ranch hand who started in cattle hauling in 1948 and, with Parker, opened a 24 acre motel last year. He aims to attract two footed travelers while facing disbelief that a cattle themed motel is his business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collins
Parker
Better Garden Technique Told By County Agent McGraws
County agent Roscoe Plumley spoke at the John McGraw School on Wyoming County farming. He urged 4-H commercial gardening to boost future gardeners, proposed a mountaineer half runner bean program, and gave planting dates, spacings, and fertilizer advice. He estimated costs and potential returns and offered 4-H club assistance. Three local 4-Hers have already adopted commercial gardening as their projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plumley
Levin
Leonard McMillian
Mae McMillian
McGraws
Jerry Trump
Supreme Court Meets Washington For Opinions Today
The Supreme Court meets today to issue opinions and orders following a two week period of written work, as reported by UPI.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Court
Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
Mature Parent Shield Of Overwork Advice For Mrs Lawrence
A letter to Mrs Lawrence suggests overwork by parents breeds blind spots to children chores. It urges sharing tasks between the two daughters and parents, advocating a shift from one overburdened caregiver to a collaborative household to reduce resentment and restore family harmony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Lawrence
Scots hat WSCS To Elect Officers In May
Members of the Women s Society of Christian Service of Oceana Methodist Church met in Kopperston with co hostesses. The group planned church clean up for Easter and Good Friday service. An annual election of officers is set for May with a nominating committee named for 1963 44.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kopperston
RNS
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Oceana Methodist Church
Oceana
John Edwards
Creed’ Walker
Herman Reed
Rubye Meador
Robert Dillon
Five Senses
Dean Rollins
Ralph Toler
Glenn Chaffins
Ralph Whitten
Evelyn Smith
WSCS
Jack Rider
China
Money Cannot Buy Happiness Yet Pays Luxury Tax
The quip notes money cannot buy happiness but can cover the luxury tax, implying wealth meets tax obligations rather than true contentment. It hints at fiscal considerations tied to affluence and consumer status.
Weekend visitors share Oceana gatherings in Ohio trip
Mr and Mrs Ray Bailey hosted weekend guests nephew Harold Fanning and his wife from Dayton Ohio. The Fannings also visited Mr and Mrs Arnold Walker in Oceana. Mary Alice Eppling, daughter of Mrs Ray Eppling, travels home to Charleston for Easter amid comments reflecting on self-importance and guilt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oceana
RNS
Ray Bailey
Harold Fanning
Dayton
Ohio
Fannings
Arnold Walker
Ray Eppling
Bill Maxey
Charleston
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Beckley
Garden Club
Mt. Hope
G. M. Powers
Budget Shop
N. Fayette St
Court House
Muriel Lawrence
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Ficers
Harold Dillon
P. D. Raymond
Edwards
Hassell Blackburn
Reed
Toler
Meador
High Blackburn
Raymond
Lawrence Clouse
Hallard Chaffins
Smith
WVU
Greyhound
Morgantown
Call Beckley
S. Fayette St
el Chico Cafe
Ioe Ng
Kiddie & Junior Shop
Main Street
Percase
Woodcrest’ Fashion
Neville Sr
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