Mt Hope FBLA ers To Enter State Contests
Mount Hope High School students will enter contests at the seventh annual Future Business Leaders of America State Convention on the West Virginia Institute of Technology campus. Entrants include Helen Greer Mary Ellen Foster Beverly Kemrite and Angela Vargo with keynote by Eva Martin. OVER 400 students from 19 high schools and three colleges are expected. Winners will represent the state at the national convention in Washington DC in June for MISS FLA. Other Mount Hope members attending include Betty Boyd Becky Humphrey Judy Warren Patricia Vargo and Richard Harris. A banquet at 6:30 p.m. will install officers and present awards. Officers: Yvonne Kirk Suzanne Smith Nora Lee Canterbury Sandra Lemon Nancy Dennis.
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Mount Hope
RNS
Mount Hope High School
Future Business Leaders of America
West Virginia
Helen Greer
Mary Ellen Foster
Beverly Kemrite
Angela Vargo
Washington,d. C
Becky Humphrey
Judy Warren
Patricia Vargo
Richard Harris
Mary Lucas
Carbide Chemical Company
Ethel Anderson
Linde Air Products
Filomino Alicie
IBM Corporation
Herreld Prather
Westvaco
J. H. Jeff
Open House Set In Observance Of Library Week
Fayetteville observes National Library Week with a countywide drive to boost use of the Raleigh Fayette Regional Library. Miss Dolly Greiner chairs county activities. an open house at the Regional Library in Memorial Auditorium is set from 2 to 5 p.m. Thursday, sponsored by the Fayette Woman's Club. Exhibits promote reading as part of a fuller life. Oak Hill Civic League offers prizes to users of both the regional library and Fayette Bookmobile.
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Fayetteville
RNL
Fayette County
National Library Week
C. H. Graham
Raleigh-Fayette
Dolly Greiner
Nuttall High School
Memorial Auditorium
Fayette
Nancy Hannabass
Civic League
Mount Hope News Roundup and Local Moves
Mt Hope items note Robert Penman family moving into Forest Hills home formerly owned by the Canterbury family now living in Boston where he becomes a U S Army recruiter. Also updates on Julia Steplowski and John Muir in Oak Hill Hospital, Brenda Gwinn improving after Beckley Memorial treatment, and Peggy Puskas visiting with the Dias family.
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Mount Hope
RNS
Robert Penman
Joanne
Jamie
Forest Hills
Charles Canterbury
Canterburys
Boston
Mass
U.S. Army
Julia Steplowski
Oak Hill Hospital
John Muir
Brenda Gwinn
Ray Gwinn
Beckley Memorial Hospital
C. E. Clapper
Beckley Hospital
Peggy Puskas
Washington, D.C
Anthony Puskas
Harry R. Dias Jr
Vivian Dolphy
Charleston
Fred Hays
Beckley
Jack Keatley
Butch” Tanner
Blaine Tanner
Mount Hope Presbyterian Church
Bill Hickman
Dave Humphrey
Charles Bergendahl
Long Co
Oak Hill
Industrialist Due In Oak Hill Wednesday
Cincinnati industrialist Harrison O. Ash plans plants in Raleigh Fayette Oak Hill Beckley and Mount Hope and will decide sites at the Oak Hill Beckley and Mount Hope locations. Robert E. Kelly Jr. aids with New Kanawha Industrial Corp a $2 million venture. The Beckley site is Higgins Grocery Building on Business Street. Ash has an option on the old Mayfair Theater in Oak Hill for 15000 to house a boatorama for models from the first three plants.
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Oak Hill
RNS
Cincinnati
Raleigh
Fayette
Harrison O. Ash
Beckley
Mount Hope
Robert E. Kelly Jr
The
Coalfield Land Co
Kanawha Industrial Corp
Ash
Higgins Grocery
Business Street
Mayfair Theater
Main Street
American Legion Essay Contest Winners Told
Winners of the American Legion Auxiliary essay contest in Fayetteville were announced for the theme What Democracy Means to Me. Neale Clark, a Fayetteville sophomore, won first prize a gold medal and will attend the April 25 Legion Auxiliary meeting. Nancy Allen took second with a silver medal. Van Batton placed third with a bronze medal.
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Fayetteville
American Legion Auxiliary
D. E. Brown
Auxiliary No. 149
David L. Hypes
Fayetteville High School
Edythe Waybright
Neale Clark
Fletcher Arritt
Neale
Legion Auxiliary
Legion Home
Maple Avenue
Clark
John Clark
Laurel Creek Drive
Pirate Peeper
Nancy Allen
Clifford Allen
Lindberg Avenue
Gilbert Smith
Men Set Ladies Night Mullens Methodist Church
The Methodist Men of the First Methodist Church Mullens plan a Ladies Night on Wednesday in Friendship Hall at 6 pm. Rev Bill Street of Pineville will present slides of the new educational center property at Spen jecer. W S Carr leads the program.
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Mullens
RNS
First Methodist Church
Friendship Hall
Bill Street
Pineville
Board of Education
Methodist Conference
Spenjecer
W. S. Carr
Telescope on Mt Palomar Captures Candle Flame Far Away
The Palomar Observatory in California houses a 48 inch telescope that can photograph a candle flame at a distance of 10 000 miles, illustrating the instrument's remarkable resolving power and sensitivity for night sky imaging.
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Palomar Observatory
Mt. Palomar
Calif
Margie Nicholas Weds Robert Morrison in Stamford
The Missionary Baptist Church in Stamford hosted the Friday evening wedding of Margie Sue Nicholas and Robert Morrison at 7 30. Rev C W Jones officiated. The bride’s mother is Naomi Nicholas of Bradley and the groom’s parents are Oscar R Morrison and Mrs Morrison of Stamford.
Mothers Day Program Planned At Price Hill Church
The Price Hill Freewill Baptist Church Ladies Auxiliary met Thursday at 7 p.m. with President Mrs. Bertie Massey presiding. They planned a May 14 Mothers Day program, reported progress on a quilting project, and discussed selling spices and making Memorial Day flowers. Next meeting set for May 11 at the church.
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Price Hill
ANS
Price Hill Freewill Baptist Church
Bertie Massey
Matthew
John
Roxie Coleman
Vienna Hurt
Shirley Magliano
Ing
Hurt
Massey
Helen Cox
Critics Misread Spare The Rod Proverb In Scriptures
Critics misinterpret the proverb spare the rod as a slogan. The piece argues the Bible links a chastening rod with responsibility and purification, not harsh beating. It warns severe punishment can stunt remorse and foster vengeance, contrary to the proverb’s intent.
Janitor Sues Pineville School Board for Back Pay
Oleg Cook seeks 450 dollars plus interest and costs from the Wyoming Board of Education. He says as Pineville High School janitor from Oct 7, 1957, to Jan 27, 1959, he was promised 30 dollars a month for cleaning rooms used for night college classes but was not paid. Other new county filings include Frank Angle versus Olen J Jewell and United Finance Corp seeking action to stop further proceedings and recover sums. Walter England sues Provident Life for 5000 dollars for disability benefits since 1958 after becoming disabled in 1959.
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Pineville
RNS
Oleg Cook
Wyoming Board of Education
Cook
Pineville High School
Wyoming County Clerk
United Finance Corp
Angle
Walter England
Provident Life and Accident Insurance Co
Chatanooga, Tenn
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Mt. Hope
Eva Martin
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co
Miss Fla
Betty Boyd
Beverly Remrite
American Legion
van Batton
R. M. Batton
Court Street
Madeline Sims
Brown
Fayette County Memorial Auditorium
Miss Batton
National Honor Society
Pen Pal Club
Glee Club
Pirate
Nicholas Morrison
Barbara Kincaid
Irene Holliday
Bill Rutledge
Buddy Bailey
Muriel Lawrence
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Buick
Bays Buick, Inc
Fisher
First Avenue
Sues
Frank Angle
Olen J. Jewell
Justice of the Peace
Jewell
Sherwin-Williams
Beckley Ice & Feed
Prince St
S. Fayette St
Lewisburg
S. Court Street
Ationwide
Logan
P. O
Nationwide Life Insurance Company
Columbus 16
Ohio
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