Fayette Clerk Reports Property Transfers in Fayetteville Area
The Fayette County clerk lists deeds recorded as of Thursday. Transfers include Davis to Westmoreland Coal Company for $27 257.50 and multiple between family members, with parcels in Oak Hill New Haven District and nearby areas totaling various sums. Notable parties include Gladys Gertrude Winston Thomas Wayne Tyree and Mary Kathryn Toney.
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Fayette County
French
Ethel L. Davis
Clairle Davis Flint
Westmoreland Coal Company
Astrict
Gladys Gertrude
Frank Winston
Thomas Wayne
Jessie Tyree
Billy David
Faye Tyree
Lucille Alexander
Alice
Edwin Hambrick
Arbuckle Creek
Plateau District
W. Harvie
Dorothy W. Stark
Randolph R
Viola G. Toney
Mount Hope
Alma Gibson
Worth D. Bandy
Mildred Gibson
Sewell Mountain District
Laura J. Bell
Oak Hill
Whipple
Revival Opens at Johnson Branch Community Church
A revival at Johnson Branch Community Church begins tonight with services at 7 30 p m led by Rev C H Pinson associate pastor. Guest evangelist will be Rev Ed Taylor.
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Oak Hill
RNS
Johnson Branch
C. H. Pinson
Ed Taylor
Shower Held at Pineville Church for Betty Phillips
Betty Phillips of Pineville, bride-elect of Tommy Lusk of Keyrock, received a household shower Friday at Rockcastle Baptist Church. An open church wedding is planned for 7:30 p.m. May 6. Guests enjoyed daisies, lilies of the valley, crystal candleholders, and a white tablecloth reception as gifts were opened.
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Pineville
Betty Phillips
Tommy Lusk
Rockcastle Baptist Church
Engaged: Linda Sams to Louis Peake of Huntington
The engagement of Linda Sue Sams of 102 Kay Crest Drive Huntington to Louis Arthur Peake of Huntington was announced by her mother Mrs Charles P Elkins. Linda is a Marshall University nursing graduate and Cabell Huntington Hospital nurse. Louis is a Huntington East High School and Marshall University graduate with a BA in PE and social studies plans for medical school. A September wedding is planned.
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Linda Sue Sams
Kay Crest Drive
Huntington
Louis Arthur Peake
Charles P. Elkins
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Forest Haynes Sams
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Marshall University
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Huntington Hospital
Department of Surgery
Lions International Candidate Named From Oak Hill
Dr James H Shelton 55 of Oak Hill a general dentist since 1946 has been named a candidate for director of Lions International He joined the Oak Hill Lions Club in 1947 and holds a 23 year perfect attendance record He is a former district governor of 29N chair of the West Virginia Lions Light Conservation Foundation and has served as club secretary since 1968 The West Virginia Convention will be held at the Daniel Boone Hotel in Charleston in May 1921.
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Oak Hill
James H.shelton
Lions International
Shelton
Oak Hill Lions Club
West Virginia
Lions Light Conservation Foundation
Nicholas County
Summersville
Institute of Technology
New York University
University of Kentucky
Marquette University School of Dentistry
Daniel Boone Hotel
Charleston
Assistant Superintendent to Retire After 40 Years
Ronald L. Steele, Fayette County assistant superintendent, will retire this summer after four decades in local schools. A lifelong resident, Steele began in 1932, served as principal at several elementary schools, directed the Federal program in 1965-66, and has been in his current role since 1949. He lives in Charlton Heights with his wife Juanita and son Rocky.
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Ronald L. Steele
Fayette County
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New River State College
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Falls View
Rich Creek
Gauley Bridge
Board of Education
Charlton Heights
Juanita Adkins Steele
W. Va. Tech
Rocky
Gauley Bridge High School
Birthday Honoree Celebrated in Pineville for Ninth Birthday
Craig Kelsey was honored on his ninth birthday with a party at his parents’ home Mr. and Mrs Norman Kelsey on Wednesday afternoon. Games and prizes entertained guests Phillip Cooke Steve Ashcraft Roger Morgan Yvette Morgan and Lee Ann Pugh. Refreshments were prepared by Mrs Kelsey with others present including Morris Pettus Steve Cline Chris Cline Randolph McGraw Mason Hines Cindy Kelsey Steffie Kelsey and Laurie Kelsey.
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Pineville
Craig Kelsey
Norman Kelsey
Phillip Cooke
Steve Ashcraft
Roger Morgan
Yvette Morgan
Lee Ann Pugh
Kelsey
Morris Pettus
Steve Cline
Chris Cline
Randolph McGraw
Mason Hines
Cindy Kelsey
Steffie Kelsey
Laurie Kelsey
Retired Educators to Meet May 6 at TV Lanes
Tom Ryan program chairman of the Fayette County Association of Retired School Employees said the group will meet at 10 am May 6 at TV Lanes. Previously set for April 22. Speakers will be Frank Mahan and Pat Hamilton, candidates for the state senate.
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Fayetteville
Tom Ryan
Fayette County
UConn Ranked Fourth Popular State University in Nation
The University of Connecticut reports it is the fourth most popular state university, trailing New York, Virginia and Massachusetts. Despite a 6 percent drop in 1972 admissions, UConn drew 3.95 applications per vacancy, as New York leads with 6.29 per opening, followed by Virginia 4.48 and Massachusetts 4.33.
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UPI
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Virginia
Massachusetts
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