Grand Visitation Observed By Pineville Eastern Star
Fourteen officers and several past grand matrons attended the grand visitation and inspection of Pineville Chapter No 110 of the Order of Eastern Star West Virginia. Notables included Phyllis Jones and Maude Abshire with a reception for new members Madonna Hager Abshire and Belinda Huffman. The event featured an initiatory ceremony, readings, a banquet, and a program by Thomas Goheen with Edna Roach.
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Pineville
RNS
Order of Eastern Star of
West Virginia
Maxine Justice
Charlton Heights
Maude Abshire
Princeton
Betty Workman
Petona
Virginia Robertson
Phyllis Jones
M. B. Roberts
Coolridge
Beulah Maxwell
Clarksburg
Mary Jo Sharp
Marlinton
Virginia Rouse
Huntington
Mary Katrine Roy
Racine
Mary Casto
Buffalo
Rachel Thone
Williamson
Ruth
Joan Thomson
Montgomery
Esther
Virginia’ Price
Charleston
Martha
Geneva Stell
Grand Warder
Bill Nester
Grand Sentinel
Welch
Evelyn Lankford
Madonna Hager Abshire
Belinda K. Huffman
Oceana
Eugene Cook
Mae Cook
Marvin Bowyer
Edith Mae Browning
Edythe Ross
Opal Goode
Virginia Price
Donna Tomblin
Neva Jo Adams
Edna Roach
Betty Mae Cook
Adah
Lucille Burgess
Elizabeth Williams
Elda Manning
Audrey Daniels
Electa
Judy Lupardus
Oscar Goode
Sentinel
Mrs. Jones
Male Member Ballot Candidates in Ward II
Voters may choose one candidate for the Democratic City Executive Committee Ward II. Names listed are BILL BINDERMAN and ROBERT PATTERSON HALL with addresses 105 Davies Drive and 330 Burgess Street respectively.
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Bill Binderman
Davies Drive
Democratic City Executive Committee
Guy Amato
Maxwell Hill Road
June Cook
Sunset Drive
Robert Patterson Hall
Burgess Street
Ward Fl
Ann Flint Reitz
Ford Street
Ward III
Frank Greene
Sour Street
James S. McNeish
Mankin Avenue
Democratic
Ward
Fletcher Parker, JR
F” Street
Theresa Durgan
South Kanawha Street
Pineville OES Honors Past Matron At Tea
Pineville Chapter No. 110 of the Order of Eastern Star hosted a Sunday afternoon tea at the Masonic Temple for past matron Mrs. Virginia Price of Charleston. Guests included state officers and members from many chapters as far as Kanawha and Huntington, with preparations led by Mrs. Price’s daughter and her mother. The event featured a drawing of guests, a receiving line, and grace by Rev. and Mrs. Eugene Cook.
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Pineville
RNS
Order of Eastern Star
Virginia Price
Charleston
Masonic Temple
Maxine Justice
Enrah Hager
Kopperston
Evelyn Witt
Montgomery
Opal Goode
Edith Mae Browning
Price
Neva Jo Adams
Elizabeth Williams
Eldar Manning
Lucille Burgess
Oscar Goode
Willis Adams
Eugene Cook
Cook
Grace
OES
Gauley Bridge
Guiding Star
South Charleston
Malden
Coal City
Kanawha No
Huntsville
Point Pleasant
Rainelle
White Sulphur Springs
Elizabeth
Whitesville
Queen Esther
Guyandotte
Huntington
Welch
Lotus
Taegern
Miriam
Wheeling
West Liberty
Moundsville
Wetzel
Spencer
Salena
Berwind
Weston
Oak Hill
Kimball
Logan
Kennedy says he will not run for president in 1972
Sen. Edward M. Kennedy of Massachusetts arrived in London saying he would not be a candidate in the 1972 presidential race under any circumstances. He told reporters, “You won’t find me in the contest for 1972.”
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London
UPI
Edward M. Kennedy
D.-Mass
Massachusetts
Bonn
Past Masters Banquet Attended by Mullens Lodge Members
Mullens Masonic Lodge held its annual past masters banquet with presiding Ray Wells. About 42 attendees included out of town guests Tom French and Lewis Gravely from Beckley Lodge No. 95.
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Mullens Masonic Lodge
C. G. Russell
S. P. Pearis
A. D. Burcham
John R. James
Morris Lusk
Greeley Wyatt
Tom French
Lewis Gravely
Beckley Lodge No. 95
Ray Wells
N Ray Wells
Mullens Masonic Lodge No. 151
Drug Abuse Topic Of Speaker For Rockcastle Rally
At the Rockcastle Baptist Association spring rally in Pineville the topic Drug Abuse was discussed by Wade Watson assistant prosecuting attorney of McDowell County. New officers were installed and seventy five people attended.
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Rockcastle Baptist Rally
Pineville
First Baptist Church of
Welch
American Baptist Women of the Rockcastle Baptist Association
Leota Campbell
First Baptist Church
Taeger
C. H. Overbey
Billy Luke
Troy Lester
Earl Furbes
Otis Cook
Tom Evans
Sonia Overby
Wade Watson
McDowell County
Harvey Harris
Travis Taylor
Fred Lusk
Davin
W. C. Williams
Northfork
Toneda
Thomas Evans
War
Tom Rollins
War; Chairman of Special Interest
Zelma Cook
Cyclone
White Cross
Don D. Cook
Christian Service
Ronald Hunter
Mullens
Christian Social Relations
Alpha Cook
Love Gift
Earl Furches
Keystone
Glen Moshier
Elkhorn
G. V. Duncan
Roger Pritchett
Fellowship Guild
Boyd Sparks
Oceana
Is. P. Pearis
George M! musical set for Greenbrier East high school
Tickets for the April 23 24 production of George M by Greenbrier East High School are selling rapidly. Curtain is 8 p m with tickets 2 dollars for reserved seating and 1 50 for general admission. Tickets available in the front office or by mail with a 10 cent handling charge. Director Lee Gillespie notes 50 cast members and intense rehearsals as the cast and orchestra work toward opening night.
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Lewisburg
Greenbrier East High School
Greenbrier East
Nova Walker
George Michael Cohan
Lee Gillespie
Gillespie
Fayette Accident Under Investigation After Motorcycle Crash
Oak Hill police investigated a Sunday evening motorcycle crash on Sunnyside Drive. Injured riders Sharon Peters with a fractured leg and minor injuries and Philip Booth were treated at Oak Hill Hospital. Driver Paul Leonard Martin of Oak Hill was uninjured as the probe continued.
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Oak Hill
Sunnyside Drive
Sharon Peters
Philip
Pork Chop) Booth
Oak Hill Hospital
Paul Leonard Martin
David Brown
Indiana physician in Cincinnati bank job hoax
A restaurant patron overheard plans for a $100,000 bank job and alerted police. Officers detained a young Indiana physician and his female companion for questioning before releasing them after they admitted the tale was fabrications to tease the snooping patron.
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Cincinnati
Indiana
Smelt Debate Ends with Passage of Wildlife Bill
In Madison Wisconsin State Sen. Walter Hollander argued against a smelt fishing license bill during a debate on Thursday. The bill won approval 24 to 6 as Hollander quipped about the fish's scent, asserting his opinion on the subject.
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Madison, Wis
UPI
Walter Hollander
Hollander
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