Mullens Levy Approved and Local Notes
Mullens officials report a general fund estimate of 22 904 dollars and a special levy of 11 452 dollars approved by the State Tax Commissioner. The levy requires voter approval May 1 and is a three year renewal. Williamsburg resident Bill McGhee notes Woodlawn Ave and Poplar St resurfacing plans. First Baptist Church on Virginia Street granted permission to solicit funds for seats or a new church. Virg L Morgan withdraws from the Wyoming County Court Commissioner race citing campaign and mine duties.
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Mullens
ANS
State Tax Commissioner’s Office
Bill McGhee
Woodlawn Ave
Cook
Poplar St
First Baptist Church
Virginia ‘Street
State President Installs Woman's Club Officers
Mullens WV Mrs John Scott of Oak Hill installed as president of the West Virginia Federation of Women's Clubs during a Friday banquet at Moose Hall. She outlined the year's projects, urged support, and announced committee assignments including publicity finance and program. The club voted to fund Girls State participants and leadership camp, plus donations to Mullens High School and a shrine fund. Hostesses and members wore red carnations at the event.
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Mullens
RNS
John ‘Scott
Oak Hill
West Virginia
Andrew Tolley
Leo Smith
Ray Toler
Community Service
Club
Martin Backus
Yes For the
Science Club
Mullens High School
David Morris
Morgantown
General Federation Woman's Club
Washington
D. C
Roberts
Elbert Cook
Raymond Wells
Frank Roncella
W. F. McConshay
E. Cozort
Lacy Hight
Cecil Caperton
Charles
Paul Lynch
Vernon Lawson
Ray Ingle
Orlan McNeely
Tracy Hylton
Charles Coffey
Glen Hudgins
Robert Jones
David Lucas
Robert Staton
C. E. Easterling
Frank Morris
J. J. Compton
G. V. Duncan
H. L. Akers
Backus
Mullens Club
Ray Toa
Ritz Kingdon
A. Gilreath
Estelle Caudle
John Evans
Cowan
Emory Justice
Virgil Lusk
Don D. Cook
Gilbert Cook
Maple Fork News Notes Family Returns and Leave
Mr and Mrs Daymon Coots and son return to Dayton Ohio after visiting Clarence Williams and Ver non Coots on Maple Fork Road. Pvt Wayne Blake spending two weeks on leave with parents Vercel and house. Blake stationed at Ft Jackson S C with Airborne Division. Elbert Bowyer returns from hospital reported slightly improved by family.
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Maple Fork
Daymon Coots
Dayton
Ohio
Clarence Williams
Vernon Coots
Maple Fork Road
Pvt
Wayne Blake
Vercel Blake
Blake
Ft. Jackson
S. C
Elbert Bowyer
Birth announced for Worley girl at ae Hospital
Mr and Mrs Frank Worley announce the birth of a daughter Thursday at the ae Hospital. The baby weighs...
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Oceana
RNS
Frank Worley
Ae Hospital
46 Scouts Register For New Units At Itmann
Wallace Noble announces new Boy Scout Troop at Itmann with 31 members and Cub Pack with 15 members funded by Cassell Memorial Methodist Church. Scoutmaster Eugene Francis and Cubmaster Jules Gautier lead. committee members include Rev. Paul Pepoon and local leaders.
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Pineville
RNS
Wallace Noble
Itmann
Cassell Memorial Methodist Church
Paul Pepoon
Lare John Hammond
W. W. Belcher
C. H. Ross
John Ratliff
E.R. Pruitt
Mr. Pepoon
Toneda Baptist Men Hear Easter Season Theme
The Toneda Baptist Men's group met in Fellowship Hall with program chairs Gilbert and Jerry Cook presenting The East er Season as the devotional theme. John Evans led, scripture from John 19 read, and Jerry sang Wings of a Dove and Blessed Redeemer.
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Oceana
ANS
Gilbert
Jerry Cook
Fellowship Hall
Jerry
Redeemer
Pre Easter Services Under Way In Oceana
The Rev Wayne Rollins pastor of the First Baptist Church in Oceana announces pre Easter services are being conducted at the church with the pastor delivering the messages. Services begin at 7 30 p m and will continue throughout the week. Mr Rollins extends a welcome to everyone.
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Oceana
RNS
Wayne Rollins
First Baptist Church
Rollins
Ser v iceman Re Enlists From Ravencliff Area
Wyoming County serviceman Sergeant Charles W. Smith re-enlists for six years in the Regular Army. He is assigned to the 21st Artillery in Germany, entered service in November 1959 and arrived overseas in April 1960, son of Mr and Mrs Ivan L Smith of Ravencliff.
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Pineville
RNS
Wyoming
Charles W. Smith
Ivan L. Smith
Ravencliff
Smith
21St Artillery
Germany
Brotherhood meeting warms Mullens with lodge talk
A Friday night gathering of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen at Mullens Grade School drew members including H. C. Lucas of Roanoke Virginia and G. M. Priddy of Norfolk Virginia. Priddy served as acting general chairman during the session, as the report from the meeting circulated among attendees.
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Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Mullens
H. C. Lucas
Roanoke
G. M. Priddy
Norfolk
Railroad Work Rules Dispute Faces Mullens Area Loss
About 100 railroad jobs could disappear in Mullens if Presidential Railroad Commission recommendations are followed officials from the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen said at a Mullens Grade School meeting. The BLF&E launched its national program to explain the issues as the commission formed in 1960 to study railroading after carrier and labor reports. Kennedy did not endorse adoption of the report, officials said noting it is the first under his administration to lack his recommendation. Government studies estimate the job loss would ripple into $52,300 in worker taxes and extensive cuts in spending across health tobacco household items furniture clothing transport medical care beauty aids recreation charity and insurance.
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Mullens
RNS
Presidential Railroad Commission
Brotherhood of Locomotive
BLFE
John F. Kennedy
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