Fayette County Spelling Bee crowns district champs
The final district spelling bee held in Fayette County named Leon Franklin of Page as 5 6 champion and Patricia Ann Buchanan of Montgomery with Jean Frances Miller of Beards Fork as 7 8 division champion. Roy Stewart of Powellton was runner-up in 5 6 while Eddie Randall Jr. and Leslie Daniel Young led the 7 8 field. Additional participants included students from Kingston Deepiver Mulberry Romont and Ansted with judges Irene Graves Bertha Washington Eva Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayette County
Fayetteville
Anne Rowe
Roy Stewart
Leon Franklin
Patricia Anne Buchanan
Jean Fances Miller
Leon
C. W. Franklin
Kincaid
H. E. Eads
Page
Powellton
Lena Moore
Joe Stewart
William Buchanan
Montgomery
Patricia Anne
pBirs
Nadine Buckholt
Sweden
Japan
Presbyterian Youth Federation
Montgomery National Bank
Beards Folk School
Jean Frances
Cora Miller
Robson
Miss Rowe
Eugenia B. James
Ansted
Leslie Daniel Young
John, Young
James
Toney
Eddie McKinley’ Randall Jr
le Vaacuhe
Eddie Randall
Pineville Personals List Local Visitors and Guests
Pineville additions include Mr. and Mrs. Don Carlson and son David of Morenci Michigan visiting Mrs. W V McNemar and relatives. Donald T. Worrell and daughters Nancy and Anne returned to Morgantown after Easter with family in Pineville. Numerous friends and relatives from East Pineville to Blacksburg Virginia share weekend visits and travel news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy F. Thomas
Terry Lee
East Pineville
Roanoke, Va
Art Glaver
Pineville
Rns
Don Carlson
David
Morenci
Mich
W. V. McNemar
Carlson
Donald T. Worrell
Nancy
Anne
Blacksburg
Lillian Bailey
Mionday
Covington
Or. L. Persinger
Hugh Campbell
Resoco
E. A. Blankenship
Haskell Cook
Baileysville
Tott McGraw
Mullens
Violet Linsk
Lee Spratt
Vern Spratt
Logan
J. L. Blevins
Lynce
Harless Burrel
Herndon
Clear Fork
Fred "Spratt
G__W
Blankenship
Cleveland
B.A. B
Pares
Coal
Eddie Crews
Ned
Catherine Crews
St. Albans
Gerald Ellison
Jerry
Kentucky
Edgar B. Rose
Mary Morgan
Davy
W. J. Billig
Harry Goode
Bert Goode
Korea
Atlanta
Azel Brown
Rock Fall Kills Greenbrier Man at Bellburn Mine
Alvin Austin Loudermilk 36 of Charmco died when rock fell at F. L. Coal Co. mine in Bellburn around 1 30 p m Tuesday. About two tons of rock covered him as fellow workers and volunteers recovered the body by 7 15 p m. A co worker Jimmy Wheeler injured his leg but not seriously. Surviving are wife Betty two daughters Janet and Debra his parents Mr and Mrs Richard Loudermilk of Maxwelton and two brothers Lloyd and Earl of Charmco. The body lies at Nickell Funeral Home with arrangements incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charmco
RNS
Greenbrier County
F. L. Coal Co., Inc
Bellburn
Alvin Austin Loudermilk
Kenneth
Wygall
Loudermilk
Jimmy Wheeler
Tommy Windon
Charmcol
Carlos Bowyers
Quinwood
Leadermilk
Midland Lodge
Men's ROTC Glee Club to Perform in Mount Hope
The Men's ROTC Glee Club of West Virginia State College will perform at Mount Hope Auditorium on Sunday under Les Volontiers Club sponsorship. The concert features classical, calypso, and Negro spirituals with Dr. P. Ahmed Williams directing. The program includes Eurydice pieces, Schubert, Yon, and pieces by Hairston and Rergier, highlighting singing, speaking, and military precision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Hope
RNS
Rotc Glee Club
West Virginia State College
Glee Club
Les Volontiers Club
P. Ahmed Williams
Peri
Tne
Jester Hairston
Don Rergier
Laz’ Rus
Hairston
Dr. Williams
Death Ruled Accidental Inquest At Ansted
An inquest at Thomas Funeral Home in Ansted ruled Hebal Berry’s death an accidental drowning after his body was recovered from New River. Berry’s fishing companion’s death received the same verdict as an autopsy report awaited in Charlestown. Coroner W B Mallins and Deputy Sheriff Bernard Johnson presided, with J Zane Summerfield presenting the autopsy findings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayetteville
RNS
Thomas’ Feneral
Ansted
Hebal Berry
Crown Hill
New River
Berry
Charleston
W. B. Mallins
Bernard Johnson
J. Zane Summerfield
Coal Mountain Spelling Winners Advance to District Bee
Coal Mountain spellers led by Timmie Walls and Glenna Hatfield will compete in the district spelling bee at Baileysville Elementary School. Runners-up are Jerry Addison and Nancy Moore. The Wyoming County Bee is May 3 with Tri-County finals May 9-10 in Beckley, sponsored by The Register and county principal associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming County
Coal Mountain
Baileysville
Elk Lick
Luther Green
Timmie Walls
Glenna’ Hatfield
Jerry Addison
Nancy’ Moore
Timmie
Frances Hurley
George
Christian
Guyan
Twen
Glenna
Green
Oley Hatfield
Jackie
Jerry
Hurley
Duke Addison
Nancy
O. B. Moore
Fredan Moore
Wyoming
Tri-County
The
Register
Elementary Principals Associations
Fayelte
Raleigh
Ameagle Area Social Notes Highlight Hospital and Convention
Ameagle residents host and visit family over the weekend with hospital hops and schoolmate gatherings. Miss Mary Whisenant of Oceana and Miss Patricia Fraser of Charleston plan to attend the West Virginia Society of X Ray Technicians annual convention in Wheeling from April 26 to April 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Convention Million Hospital
Oceana
RNS
Mary
Yention
West Virginia
Whisenant
Ciety
H. W. Whisenant
Wheeling
Patricia Fraser
Charleston
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fayette
L. Franklin
R. R
Stewart
Haskell Cook and Sons
Airs
Carl Ellison
Dunns
Fred H. Shannon Jr
Bob Miller
Berea College
Clell Miller
Caries Bauguess
Princeton
Virgil Goode
F. Miller
Douglas
Charlotte Faye Steele
Champas
Danny
Linda Jones
Eula Smith
Wlas
M. Randall
C.F. Steele
Pertie Skaggs
Romont
Charlotte
J. W. Steele
Bert McClung
Gauley Mountain
Linda
Ted Withrow
Rock Fall
Greenbrier
Echo Spring
Spain
Spring Distilling CO
Louisville, KY
Wringar
Fostorie
Tomchins
Tomching
Mt. Hope
Williams
New York University
General Education Board
Gardner Lamson
Asia
N. Moore
Beckley
Addison
Ameagle
ANS
Nobel Jarrett
Charleston General Hospital
Herse Jarrett
Madison
Albert Jarrett
Oreana
Jessie Jarrett
Eugene Dillon
John “Castello
Itmanh
George Southard
Clarence Green
Orgas
Emil Wiseman
Charles Smith
Walter Smith
Indianapolis
Ind
Okey Pettry
Rube Stover
Moran Ave
Mullens, W. VA
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