Chester Morgan Teaches Student Teaching at Pineville High
Chester C Morgan of Clearfork is student teaching at Pineville High School in Physical Education and Social Science under Jim Goddard Paul England and Sante Bohingsegna. He began March 7 for seven weeks then returns to Concord College for three weeks, then summer term at Concord leading to August graduation. He is Elmer and Kathleen Morgans’ son and husband of Kathleen Cole. They reside in Clearfork with two children Venita and a younger child.
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Pineville
RNS
Chester C Morgan
Clearfork
Pineville High School
Jim Goddard
Paul England
Sante Bohinsegna
Morgan
Concord College
Concord
Elmer D. Morgan
Baileysville High School
United States Air Force
Kathleen Cole
Venita
Clearford
Ravencliff Easter Guests and Many Family Visits
Sunday dinner guests for the Lilly home included Tom Smith of Crab Orchard and Jessie Clemens of Saxon, with Ronnie Lilly from West Virginia University visiting Morgantown. Numerous relatives and friends visited Ravencliff, Glen Burnie, and other nearby towns for Easter weekend, with hospital stays and travel to Beckley, Charleston, and Arlington noted among the extended family.
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George
Raleigh General Hospital
Chris George
Pfc
Jones Sebert
Fort Stewart
Russell Clay
Jess Sebert
Maben
Delmer Gentry
Fort Knox
C. B. Gentry
California
Korea
James Bower
Gene Gentry
Cleveland
Ohio
Frances Bailey
Stewart
Kermit Gentry
West
Margaret Ann Polk
Dianne Hunter
Washington, D. C
Polk
Raymond Polk
Pineville
Sue Polk
Ernest Polk
McGraws Elementary
A Wyoming General Hospital
Mullens
Mullens Economy Healthy Says Local Business Leaders
Mullens and its trading area show strong economic health with Easter trade at the Mullens Dollar Store the best in 39 years. Local merchants report solid sales across apparel and groceries, prompting plans to remodel or expand stores and predictions of higher sales tax collections for the city.
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Mullens
West Virginia
E. Claude Cook
Chamber of Commerce
Cook
Mullens Dollar Store
G. D. Skidmore
J. C. Murphy
Delbert Voyce
Kroger
Woodrow W. Cook
Smith backs Lively and Shufflebarger for Wyoming school board
Smith told a Democrat meeting in Maben he would back Lively and Shufflebarger for the county school board. He said he spoke for himself and a few Democrats in Oceana, not the Wyoming County Executive Committee. Lively and Shufflebarger are named Democrats seeking election, with Shufflebarger already a board member.
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Maben
Lively
Shufflebarger
Smith
Raleigh Register
Wyoming
Oceana
L. W. Lively
J. W. Shufflebarger
Mullens
Scientist Gerald Barger To Lecture At Concord Thursday
Dr Gerald Barger a National Weather Service scientist will lecture at Concord College April 21 22 in the Little Theatre at 730 pm The U S Weather Bureau deputy director in Asheville NC has a PhD from Iowa State and a meteorology degree from the University of Chicago He led a 12 state regional climatology program and helped launch Agricultural Meteorology Conferences He also chairs the AMS Committee on Agricultural Meteorology and will meet faculty instructors and students during the visit
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Athens
Gerald Barger
Concord College
Barger
National Weather Records Center
U. S. Weather Bureau
Ashville
North Carolina
Little Theatre
Iowa State
University of Chicago
Records Center
Mid-Western
Weather Bureau
American Meteorological Society
Thieves Plan Detailed Heist at Madelia Service Station
In Madelia Loren Smith's service station thieves executed a planned break in taking two cases of beer eight glasses nuts potato chips and three bottles of headache pills.
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Madelia, Minn. (Ap
Loren Smith
Ex-Con Charged With Felonious Assault and B&E
Fayetteville police charged Joseph Thompson 20 of Washington Heights with breaking and entering and felonious assault after a home invasion at Caldwell apartments. Victim Nancy Sheilor was beaten and frightened. a window screen was pried, a bathroom light covered, and Thompson was identified by the victim and detained with help from local deputies. Thompson, paroled in January after a 1 to 10 year sentence, faces a magistrate hearing this afternoon.
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Fayetteville
RNS
Joseph Thompson
Washington Heights
Tunney Hunsaker
Thompson
R. C. Godsey
Hunsaker
Logan County
Caldwell
Nancy Sheiler
Delaney Caldwell
Fayette Avenue
Miss Sheilor
Caldwells
State Penitentiary
Great Britain Trials Five New Methods To Produce Gas
Great Britain lacking natural gas resources is testing five new methods to produce synthetic gas. Researchers and engineers assess feasibility, costs, and environmental impact as the program advances amid energy security concerns.
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Great Britain
Underwood Designates Temperance Sunday at Mount Hope
Mount Hope Methodist Church marks Youth Temperance Sunday as proclaimed by Gov. Cecil Underwood with Rev. J. E. Perkins as speaker. About 100 youths from Mount Hope churches attended last year. WCTU business meeting precedes events including speeches and a film.
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Mount Hope
RNS
Mount Hope Methodist
Cecil Underwood
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
J. E. Perkins
WCTU
J. E .Howard
Walker Fields Wedding Read In Nettie Church
The Olive Branch Baptist Church at Nettie hosted the Walker Fields wedding on a Sunday afternoon. Betty Joe Meadows sang as Betty Jo Fields wore a white Chantilly lace gown with a fingertip veil and carried a white Bible with orchid marker. Nancy Chapman and Nancy Roop were among the attendants with Mike Walker as best man and Larry Chapman and Troy Boyce as ushers. The reception followed with floral corsages and dressy outfits, and the couple, both Nettie natives, plan to reside there after high school and local jobs.
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Nancy Chapman
Elma Fields
Nancy Roop
Troy Boyce
Mike Walker
Larry Chapman
Thelma Roop
Opal Taylor
Harley Dorsey
Cecil Bailes
Arch Fields
Ernie Fields
Richwood High School
Crichton Coal Co
Fenwick
West Virginia University
Left Fork Fuel Co
Quinwood
Nettie
Pax PAX Weekend Visitors Fill Kelly Hodge Craddock Homes
The Pax area social page lists numerous weekend guests and extended visits at the homes of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Kelly, Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Hodge, and Mrs. Emmett Craddock. Attendees include families from Montgomery Hyattsville Bethesda Washington D C Sim p sonville Wilmington Ohio and other Maryland and Virginia towns. Regulars and travelers alike share updates on travel, health, and military postings as communal life unfolds.
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Pax
P. E. Green
Keystone
Raymond Kelly
Kelly
Harry Pirring
Montgomery
Hope
Harry Davis
Maple Fork
Sherman Smith
Pamela
Melvin
Peggy
Carol
Mossy
Virgil Lyons
Fayetteville
Herbert Bowyer
Jim
Camp LeJeune
Craddock
Harry Sweeney
Bradley
Alla Humphrey
National Institute of Health Center
Bethesda
Carolyn
Sis
Frank Tyree
Expressway bids planned as Oak Hill Main Street lands are acquired
State Road Commission moves to bid the first phase of an expressway to replace Oak Hill Main Street U S 21. Deeds filed in Fayette County cover properties on Main Street and Woodlawn Avenue for the project detour near Minden Road, with several families selling homes and salvaging rights noted.
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The
State Road Commission
Main Street
U. S. 21
Woods Avenue
Woodlawn Avenue
Woodlawn
Oak Hill Expressway
Oak Hill
Road Commission
Fayette County
Minden Road
A. P. Caldwells
C. C. Neals
Kelly Avenue
Neal
R. T. Scotts
Broadview
Chestnut Street
Margaret Bundy
Eugene
Ruth Martin
Scotts
Broadview Addition
Ruth
Julius Blake
Masil
G. C. Salven
Dickinson
Tticiale
Local visits and gatherings across Rupert and nearby towns
Residents of Rupert and surrounding areas hosted guests from Oak Hill Powellton and Syracuse over a series of weekend visits. Families including Forren, Armstrong, Gill, McMillion, Keaton and Hugart shared meals and social visits while the Woman's Society of Christian Service held a quilting party at Mrs. L H Champ's home. Dinner served to fourteen attendees including Mrs Roe Blankenship and Mary Forren.
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John Jacobs
C. W. Hugart
Lanark
Ronald Keaton
O. D. Keaton
A. C. Farley
Paul Hillbrand
Johnny Silvester
Cornelius Geerings
Syracuse
N. Y
Perry Nutter
Phillip Grimmett
Leivasy
Prince
Woman's Society of Christian Service
L.H. Champ
John
Roe Blankenship
S. Mary Forren
Ella Armstrong
Mar Carroll
L. H
Victims Honored With Household Shower
Oceana RNS report covers a Presbyterian Educational Build shower honoring Mrs. Homer Meeks and family who lost their home and belongings two weeks ago. Guests attended as lists of attendees begin to call and donations were organized with spring flowers decor and an Easter display centerpiece.
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Presbyterian
Beeeeee Reed
Pitts
Wanda Steffey
Gertrude Whisenant
Judy Barber
Bill Harless
Pearl Long
Maude Cozort
Dennis Allen
Clarence Givens
Bennae Stewart
Gy Misty Marks
Tom Duty
Harry Mee Fd
Renae Toler
Charles Thompson
Earl Alfrey
Robert ‘Adkins
Lewis Stines
Claude Steffey
Lawrence ‘Brown
Ouida Shields
Berlin McKinney
Rubert Drake
Esta Marrs
Ruby Lewis
Earl Cook Jr
Jane Lowe
Edith Trent
Glen Blankenship
Weekend Visitors and Students Spotted Around Pineville
Pineville residents hosted relatives and friends over the weekend in nearby towns. Among those listed are Mr. and Mrs. Bobbie Snyder with children Barbara and Tommy visiting in Parkersburg and Penns on See Seen operas, Mr. and Mrs. Paige Hinzman in Tanner, and Bill Adkins with family in Holden. Dale Slider of Beckley College and Randall Bennett of West Virginia Tech spent time at home with their parents, and Sandy Basham, a Pinecrest Sanitarium patient, stayed with Ed Droppleman. Kitty Goode and Carole Collins, WVU students, visited their families in Pineville for the holidays.
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Ray Humphrey
Richard Humphrey
Gary
Craigsville
Harold Humphrey
Sandra
Jimmy
Virginia Beach
Virgil Godby
Danny
Mike
Wilmington
Ohio
Walker Shumate
Debbie
Bobbie Jean
Ethyl Shumate
Youngstown
Paul Freburger
Rockville
Joe Mierzwa
Oscar Bowyer
Lena
Wanda
Long Branch
Ada Lee
Lorena Dignazio
Baltimore
Richard McNeely
Pax
Robert
Rita Wingrove
Edward Painter
Jim Godley
Pineville
Rns
Bobbie Snyder
Barbara
Tommy
Parkersburg
Snyder
Grace Michaleon
Pennson
Cecil Snyder
Paige Hinzman
Tanner
Bill Adkins
Donnie
Holden
Dale Slider
Beckley College
Richard Slider
Randall Bennett
West Virginia Tech
Rex Bennett
Robert Wise
Brenton
Sachem
Denzil Ferree
Clarksburg
Sandy Basham
Pinecrest Sanitarium
Ed Droppleman
Adrian Waggoner
Morris Harvey College
John Waggoner
Bill Dodd
Ricky
Kopperston
Salem
Dodd
Kitty Gunter
Hobart Gunter
Kitty Goode
Carole Collins
West Virginia University
Gilbert Goode
E. H.collins
Oak Hill Cancer Fund Drive Mobilizes National Guard
Oak Hill prepares for a Cancer Fund drive as Tank Company of the West Virginia National Guard mobilizes at Okey L. Patteson Armory for a simulated emergency. Guardsmen will move out at 5 p.m. to distribute cancer fund material and gather donations by 6 p.m. Volunteers will follow up with literature and door visits Thursday in Oak Hill Mount Hope Fayetteville and environs coordinated by local clubs.
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Oak Hill
ANS
West Virginia National Guard
Okey L. Patteson
Members Initiated Into Pineville Woman's Club
Mrs James Stone and Mrs Tom Stone were initiated into the Pineville Women's Club during the regular meeting at the Cow Shed. Mrs Charles Richner, president, presided. Mrs Wayne Reynolds of Beckley installed officers including Mrs Clair Cook president and others. Executive board recommended dinner meetings and new projects for next year.
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Pineville
RNS
James Stone
Tom Stone
Pineville Women's Club
Charles Richner
Wayne Reynolds
Beckley
Southern District of Women’s Clubs
Trope
Clair L. Cook
Toney Cline
10. C. Casteel
Bruno Pais
E. B. Swimm
Dario Wenzel
D. F Hamilin
John Scoleri
Cook
Fine Arts
Carl McGuire
Robert Worrell
Roy Breeden
D. F. Hamilin
D. W. Hollinger
E. M. Curry
Ned Rogers
Robert Beavers
Bruce Howard
Oris Burgess
William Lewis
Fred Huffman
Claude Pancake
F. E. Shannon
Robert Browning
Mangus Olsen
J. W. Thompson
Wyom County Court Holds No Special Meet
In Pineville, the Wy oming County Court did not hold a special meeting Tuesday to act on a recreation program. The paper notes no such meeting occurred last Tuesday and that the referenced meeting took place a month earlier on March 15.
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Wyom County
Pineville
RNS
Wyoming County Court
Post-Herald
Tulsa professor rolls own cigarettes in western style
Dr El mer F Ferneau head of the University of Tulsa education department says his self rolled cigarettes do not bother his sinuses. The quirky habit reflects a regional take on personal choice from a Tulsa AP report.
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Tulsa
Okla
Elmer F. Ferneau
University of Tulsa
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PHS
Chester C. Morgan
Ravencliff
W. Va
Wyoming County Board of Education
B&e
Underwood
Youth Temperance Council
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Walker-Fields
Nettie Church
SRC
JC. D. Andersons
Paul Perrys
L. E. Thompsons
Neals
Thompsons
Layland
Homer Meeks
Oak Hill Tank Co
Woman’s Club
Doris Day
David Niven
Ae Hee Ey
AL Foe
Gien Jean
Lady
Lana Turner
Jeff Chandler
Dr. In
Wally Campo
Maggie Lawrence
Dames
Eve Meyer
Chuck Henderson
Open Air
Stanaford Rd
the Devil
James Cagney
Don Murray
Cornell Wilde
Bing Crosby
Grace Kelly
William Holden
Aperlberg Seaton
William Perlberg
George Seaton
Dillard Odes
Paramount
Sameera
Mictienf AS
Torori
Wiliam
Aace
Predmic Belin March
Rooney
Techniconou
Robert Strauss
Charles McGrrar
Keiro
Pulliam Peruberg
Mami Bohn
Valentine
Fis
Damen & Mickeney
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