Colonaid Promises Relief From Aging Colon Constipation
An adorial feature touts Colonaid as a three way laxative for lower colon relief, claiming it prevents dry waste buildup, reconditions colon muscles, and gently stimulates mass movement. It markets overnight relief, hospital safety, and no vitamin absorption interference, with a 43 cent introductory size. The piece is paired with Miss Wyoming County Easter Seal beauty contest notes listing Pineville and Mullens contestants and sponsors from various local businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
Colonaid
Colonam
Five rushees join Beta Theta ritual in Phi chapter
In Oak Hill the Beta Theta Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi held a ritual for five new members in the Fountain Terrace banquet room Tuesday night. The pledges were Mrs. Andrew Warrick Mrs. Robert Sizemore Mrs. Lucille McCoy Mrs. W. R. Lessick and Mrs. Mark Miller. The ritual followed a dinner and business meeting led by local chapter president Mrs. Tomees. A Kiddie Party is planned at Mrs. William Shaffer's home next Tuesday at 7:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Hill
RNS
Beta Theta Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Fountain Terrace
Andrew Warrick
Robert Sizemore
Lucille McCoy
W. R. Lessick
Mark Miller
Tomees
William Shaffer
Easter Visits Highlight Fayetteville Families and WVU Students
Fayetteville residents welcome visitors for Easter including Crawford and Johns families from Sykesville Maryland and Morgantown WVU students enjoying the break. Rosina Theil from Belle arrives to spend the holiday with Haven R Schuck family. John Marra and relatives visit Clarksburg relatives for Easter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayetteville
Rns
Sam Crawford
Kathleen
Crawford
Joseph Johns
David
Josey
Sykesville
Rosina Theil
Belle
Haven R. Schuck
Wiseman Avenue
Missionary To Speak At Baptist Spring Rally
Miss Mary Bonar of Dover Delaware will speak as the missionary guest at the Fayette Association Spring Rally of the Women’s Baptist Mission Society at Mount Hope Baptist Temple from 9 a.m. to about 2 30 p.m. The West Virginia native, Logan First Baptist member and retired Congo missionary who left service in 1960 after 38 years will share experiences. All members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Hope
RNS
L’alliance Francaise
Paris
Belgian Congo
Congo
Presbyterian Circles Mark 50th Anniversary
In Fayetteville the Presbyterian circles met at the church at 8 p m to celebrate their 50th anniversary. Rev. Edwin Stanfield spoke on the Presbyterian Guid ance Program. Birthday offerings supported the program. Mrs. Clifford Allen reviewed the church women’s work. Officers elected for the second half included Mrs. W T Wilson vice president Mrs E R Crouse treasurer Mrs Lillian Smith historian Mrs H J Wendell Christian education chairman Mrs J K Whitlock world missions chairman and Miss Gladys Bary unity and relief chairman Mrs P G Hoye of Circle No 3 supervised refreshments at the social follow-up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayetteville
RNS
Edwin Stanfield
Presbyterian Guidance
Clifford Allen
W. T. Wilson
E. R. Crouse
Lillian Smith
Cub Pack Honors Den Mother at Rock Castle Church
Pineville RNS reports Cub Pack No 154 honors outgoing den mother Mrs Gilmer Hines with a corsage presented by Cubmaster James Murray at Rock Castle Baptist Church Rockview A new den mother Mrs E M Hendrick is appointed to replace Hines in an awards ceremony badges earned by Leslie Mullens Randy Caudill Chris McCoy Bob Cat badges Gilmer Hines Mark Hendrick Jimmie Bolt Harry Allen Wolf badges Chris Hawkins Bear Badge Mike Cooper Tommy Jackson Steve Lamb Mike Browning Lion badges Gold arrow points awarded to Harry Allen Mike Browning Hawkins and Tommy Jackson A hike May 5 at 1 pm and a track meet at Mullens High School athletic field announced Also two participation ribbons from Scout-O-Rama Kopperston displayed Other Cub Scouts present Delvin Elwell Gary Stewart Tommy Booth Richard Browing Ray Altizer Matthew Murray Johnny Martin Wilburn Bolt Billy Brooks Frankie Sizemore Dale Henderson Mike Stevens Gary Browning Mike Boggs Den chiefs Barney Hawkins and Billy Ca dill attended Den mothers present Mrs Bill Browning Jr Mrs Robert Browning Mrs Hendrick and Mrs Hines Approximately 20 guests attended
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pineville
Gilmer Hines
James Murray
Rock Castle Baptist Church
Rockview
E. M. Hendrick
Hines
Leslie Mullens
Randy Caudill
Chris McCoy
Bob Cat
Mark Hendrick
Jimmie Bolt
Harry Allen
Wolf
Delvin Elwell
Gary Stewart
Tommy Booth
Richard Browning
Ray Altizer
Matthew Murray
Johnny Martin
Wilburn Bolt
Billy Brooks
Frankie Sizemore
Dale Henderson
Mike Stevens
Gary Browning
Mike Boggs
Barney Hawkins
Billy Caudill
Den
Bill Browning Jr
Robert Browning
Hendrick
Easter Visitors Back From Vienna and Parkersburg
Mr and Mrs Donald R Stephens and daughters Christa and Stefanie of 120 East Maple Avenue spent the Easter holiday in Vienna and Parkersburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayetteville
Rns
Donald R. Stephens
Christa and
Steffanie
East Maple Avenue
Vienna
Parkersburg
Two Fayetteville High Students Named to Boys State
Fayetteville High School students Jimmy Jones and Charles L Garvin III were chosen to attend Boys State at Jackson's Mill June 3 9. The announcement came at a Lafayette Post 149 American Legion meeting in Fayetteville, as the post reports its largest current membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayetteville
RNS
Jackson’s Mill
Jimmy Jones
Charles L. Garvin III
LaFayette Post
American Legion
Walter Caldwell
Adjutant Caldwell
West Virginia
William R. Hesse
Fayette County Memorial
Cruikshank
Legion
John L. Witt Jr
Veterans Administration Hospital Committee
Beckley
Legion Home
Charles B. Selvey
Oak Hill PTA to Meet Tuesday Evening
Oak Hill Grade School Parents Teachers Association will hold a meeting Tuesday at 7 30 p m in the grade school auditorium. Officers were presented at the last session and Mrs L Robertson will lead the devotional while Mrs June Brown directs the program for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Hill
RNS
Parent-Teacher Association
L. Robertson
June Brown
Americans win match at Monte Carlo doubles
Gardnar Mulloy of Coral Gables Florida and Ed Rubinoff of Miami defeated Stefano Gaudenzi and Aldo Mei of Italy 6-4 6-2 6-4 in the first round of the Sy Monte Carlo tennis tournament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monte Carlo
Monaco
Gardnar Mulloy
Coral Gables
Fla
Ed Rubinoff
Miami
Stefano Gaudenzi
Aldo Mei
Italy
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kathie JO Snyder
Lucinda Cook
Iris Pennington
Adey
Jane Kuhn
Jane Rogers
Wyoming County
Oceana
Mullens High
Ann Shockley
Walter Shockley
Ned Rogers
Pineville Land Co
Brenda Sherman
Brenda
Roscoe Plumley
Oceana High School
Reece Pennington
Kopperston
James Dowl Cook
Cooks Appliances
National Honor Society
Judy Gillenwater
Pineville Gamma
Mallens High School
Marylane Warden
M. J. Warden
Malen
Winding Gulf Coals Inc
Bobbi Jenkins
George Jenkins
Mullens
Wyoming County Vocational Technical School
Ellen Pryor
E. R. Pryor Jr
American Legion Post 106
Carol Sue Lane
O. E. Lane
Corinne
Semet-Solvay Civi
Allied Chemical Corp
Trace
Carolyn Farley
Sam Farley
Banks-Miller Supply Co
Cindy Cook
Woodrow Cook
Tomchin Furniture Co
Lynda Crotty
Tibbs
Jeri Dooley
Harold Dooley
Stone and Cook Department Stores
Gerald Snyder
Adkins
Vicki Ensminger
Harry Ensminger
Page Coal and Coke Co
Teresa
Judy Plumley
Patty Clifford
Cace
Teresa McNeely
West Virginia University
Morgantown
Lovelene Kemper
Ralph Kemper
Kerr Withrow
Wade Mahood
Judith Garvin
Charles L. Garvin Jr
Carol Sue Vickers
Carl B. Vickers
Richard Whanger
A. E. Whanger
Robert Bibb
Alfred C. Bibb
Richard
Haven R. Shuck
H. R. Shuck
Rick Hesse
B. K. Hesse Jr
Wayne Ellison
Nile Ellison
Charles Houchins
Eugene E. Houchins
Cecil “Fuzzy” Neal
Cecil Neal
John Marra
P. D
Linda
Frank
Rita
Jimmy
Clarksburg
Frank Marra
Member
Federal Reserve System
F.d.1.c
The
Raleigh County Bank
Presbyterian
Fayetteville HS
Edwin H. Warfield
Memorial Auditorium
Roy Acuff
Memorial Building
Tunney Hunsaker Fund
Kenneth Wood
Fayette County
LaFayette Club 49, Inc
Maple Avenue
Lewis Baldry
Gdo
PTA
Fred T. Stacy
Democrat
Raleigh
Wyoming Counties
Pol
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!