State President Addresses Rockcastle Baptist Meet
Approximately 125 people attended the semi annual Rockcastle Baptist Women's Association meeting at Cook Memorial Baptist Church in Pineville. The program featured music, a skit by Toneda Mission Society, remarks by Miss Mary Bonar, a talk by Miss Leota Campbell, and a consecration service to close. The state president Mrs John Hereford spoke to the group and officers were listed.
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Rockcastle Baptist Women’s Association
Pineville
Travis Tay
Lor
Association
Acie Stewart
Women’s Society of the Host Church
Mary Bonar
RNS
Cook Memorial Baptist Church
Rockcastle Baptist Women's Association
Ray Eppling
Women’s Society of
D. D. Elwell
Toneda Mission Society
Oceana
Sion
The
Congo
Leota Campbell
Mickey Wick
John Hereford
Huntington
Mullens Society
Rockcastle Association
Travis Taylor
Myrtle Rose
Otis
Oak Hill Levy Defeated in Local Special Election
Oak Hill voters rejected a proposed tax levy aimed at funding water for fire protection street lighting street and sewer maintenance parks and recreational programs. turnout was 616 with 375 against and 241 for. a 60 percent threshold was required. City manager Wallace Bennett noted options include raising the gross sales tax, though no plans exist yet.
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Oak Hill
ANL
Bennett
Candy making party entertains Sabine youth
Miss Brenda Cook and Miss Peggy Stewart hosted a candy make night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Sizemore. Guests included Juddy Tilley Sue Lester Elaine Sizemore Sherry Frazier Gelanda Cook Loretta Brooks Judy and Susan Sizemore Kay Lambert Willie Tilley Ronnie Blake Donnie Bailey Randall Cook Bill Sizemore George Phillips Duane Tolliver Larry Griffith Robert Tolliver Ronnie Domi Danny Burleson Roland Sizemore Harry Reed Raymond Tolliver John Sizemore Jimmy Griffith Joe Phillips Randall Cook Ronnie Blake Lacy Brooks D Bailey Roger Bailey Charles Cook Wander Hash Ronnie Tyree Ronald Tyree David Brooks Daddy Shaver Lieniece George Gary Domi Charles Frazier Don Smith and Mr and Mrs Alfred Pennington.
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Juddy Tilley
Sue Lester
Elaine Sizemore
Sherry Frazier
Gelanda Cook
Loretta Brooks
Judy
Susan Sizemore
Kay Lambert
Willie Tilley
Ronnie Blake
Donnie Bailey
Randall Cook
Bill Sizemore
George Phillips
Duane Tolliver
Larry Griffith
Robert Tolliver
Ronnie Domi
Danny Burleson
Roland Sizemore
Harry Reed
Raymond Tolliver
John Sizemore
Jimmy Griffith
Joe Phillips
Lacy Brooks
D. Bailey
Roger Bailey
Charles Cook
Wander Hash
Ronnie Tyree
Ronald Tyree
David Brooks
Daddy”’ Shaver
Lieniece George
Gary Domi
Charles Frazier
Don Smith
Alfred Pennington
Staker Launches Wyoming County Bus Tour to Campaign
Robert Staker, candidate for the U S Senate from the Fifth District, will tour Wyoming County on Saturday. He is slated to speak at 9 30 p m in Baileysville and will stop at Oceana Kopperston Pineville and Mullens with an estimated Mullens stop around 2 p m. He opposes Senator Elizabeth Kee.
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Mullens
BNS
Wyoming County
Robert Staker
U.S. Senate
Williamson
Baileysville
Oceana
Kopperston
Pineville
Stoker
Elizabeth Kee
Personal notes from Ohio to Washington and Virginia
Glen Rogers spent Easter with his parents in Cleveland while Frances Hall returned to Washington to resume work. Mrs. Harry Presley and Edwin Cook visited Charleston to see their brother in law and sister, the Marlands. Jerry Anderson left for Arlington after visiting his wife and their children in Virginia.
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Glen Rogers
Nicky Taraczkozy
Cleveland
Ohio
B. A. Taraczkozy
Logan Hall
Frances Hall
Washington, D. C
Harry Presley
Edwin Cook
Charleston
Robert Marland
Marland
Jerry Anderson
Arlington, Va
Shirley
Arvil Gentry
Vacationing Students Return to Morgantown for Classes
Vacationing students at West Virginia University return to Morgantown after Easter break. Larry Lilly and Mrs. Doreen Hall visit from Tygart area with families of Joe D. Lilly. Sharon Dillon comes with L. A. Dillon and Ronnie Lilly families. Mrs. Hall’s husband Donald, employed in Washington, D. C., stayed with the Lillys Friday through Sunday.
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Ravencliff
RNS
West Virginia University
Morgantown
Larry Lilly
Doreen Hall
Joe D. Lilly
Sharon Dillon
L. A. Dillon
Ronnie Lilly
Cameron Lilly
Hall
Donald
Washington
Perfume Winner From Mullens Wins WV Science Fair Support
Jackie Lou Clay, a Mullens High School tenth grader, earned a second place in the Wyoming County Science Fair for her perfume Essence of West Virginia. She will attend the West Virginia State Science Fair in Morgantown with 11 peers, sponsored by the Mullens Woman's Club which plans to bottle and sell the fragrance to help celebrate the state centennial.
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Saulsville
RNS
Jackie Lou Clay
Mullens High School
Morgantown
West Virginia
Woman's Club
Mullens J
Jackie
Mullens ‘High School
Ted Clay
Soulsville
Maben
Road Branch
Educators Banquet Set Monday in Oak Hill
Oak Hill invites educators to the annual CTA CEA spring banquet at Collins High School Monday at 6 30 p m with Miss Annecient of the West Virginia Class Virginia Locke Huntington serving as principal speaker. Wayne Winston, Collins High School assistant principal, arranged dinner.
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Oak Hill
RNS
Annecient
West Virginia
Virginia
Locke
Huntington
Collins High School
Wayne Winston
Wyoming Creek Stocked For Young Reelers
1200 trout will be stocked in Rockcastle Creek Pineville area to aid youths 14 and under, opening trout season next Saturday. Adults urged not to fish Rockcastle Creek. Donations from many businesses support the effort led by Sgt. Ivan Pizzino. Memorial to deceased teachers planned at Fayette County schools meeting.
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Pineville
RNS
Ivan Pizzino
Rockcastle Creek
Pizzino
Rockcastle
Pinnacle Creek
Mercer Angler
City Auto Service
Sophia Finance
Goode Insurance Agency
Castle Rock Bank
Baldwin Supply
Grove’s
Kirk’s
Esso
Jackson’s
Ashland
Raleigh Coca Cola Bottling Works
Pineville Land Co
Murphy Insurance Agency
Wall’s
Pine Chevrolet Co
Pineville Furniture Co
Wyoming Lumber & Supply Co
Sayer Brother’s
Saw-Way’s
United Finance
McCoy's
Shell Service
McKinney
Edgar’s
Wyoming Willy’s
Guyan Mobile Homes
Buddy’s
Wyoming
Johnny’s
Holloway Drug
Wyoming County Insurance Agency
Campbell's Restaurant
Wyoming Supply Co
J. & R. Keystone Station
Ettan Allen
B. B. Schilling
Dario Wenzel
Roscoe Plumley
Paul Blackshire
Clarence Snuffer
Estel Morgan
W. W. Rose
Malcolm Arnold
C. S. Smith
W. C. Bailey
Lacy Acord
Alfred Laxton
Charles Beavers
Sparky Parker
W. A. Dixon
R. E. Ward Sheppard
C. L. Cook
Paul Phillips
Clyde Downs
Joe Martoe
B. R. Bailey
Robert Adams
J. Paul England
Holly Kessler
Fayette
Board of Education
Price
May Queen Crowned at Mount Hope High School
Miss Sharon Nottingham of Kilsyth, daughter of Mr and Mrs Leon Nottingham, was selected to reign as May Queen at Mount Hope High School. A senior, she holds roles in the National Thespian Society Future Business Leaders of America Girls Athletic Association and more. She has been a varsity cheerleader in multiple years and previously served as junior class secretary and prom attendant.
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Sharon Nottingham
Leonard Nottingham
Kilsyth
Mount Hope High School
Nottingham
National Thespian Society
Future Business Leaders of America
Girls Athletic Association
Alpha Omega Club
Glen Rogers Senior Honored On Birthday
Mr and Mrs Melvin Richardson hosted in their Glen Rogers Belt road home Friday night honoring their daughter Nancy on her 18th birthday. Records and games provided the entertainment as friends from Glen Rogers High School joined in the celebration.
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Glen Rogers
Melvin Richardson
Glen Rogers-Belt Road
Nancy
Miss Richardson
Glen. Rogers High School
Linda Lafferty
Mary Sue Smith
Dianna McKinney
Bonnie Burgess
Joyce Smith
Donna Bailey
Billy Stewart
Butch’ Lilly
George Richardson
Frankie Acord
Steve Richardson
Sandra Perry
Bob Hagerman
Buddy Henry McClanahan
Bill Sizemore
Eddie Durham
Firley Shumate
Bobby Stiles
Kenny Fleming
Clyde Ellis
Jess Trump
Glen Acord
Minnie Lusk Birthday Surprise Hosted in Mullens
Mrs Minnie Lusk was honored with a surprise party Saturday night at her Mullens home for her 65th birthday. Hosted by her daughter Mrs Ralph Hypes the guests included family and friends from Mullens and nearby towns, with several attending from Roanoke and West Virginia University.
Rotary Banquet in Mullens Named Ladies Night Speaker
Mullens Rotary Club will host its annual Ladies Night with Rev. Oran Zaebst of St. Luke's Welch as guest speaker. The 6 30 p m banquet occurs in the Wyoming Hotel dining room with club president R W Kirby Jr. presiding.
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Mullens
RNS
Oran Zaebst
St. Luke's Episcopal Church
Welch
Mullens Rotary Club
Wyoming Hotel
R. W. Kirby Jr
Electric-Freeze Soft Ice Cream Machines Ad
Central Refrigeration offers Scotsman ice cream and milk shake makers at 639 8th St Huntington WV. Call 525-1263 for details on Electric-Freeze soft ice cream equipment and ice cream machines.
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Scotsman Icemakers Central
8Th St
Huntington
W. Va
Mullens Hi-Lights Named All-State Paper
Mullens Hi-Lights earned 91 points to join six state papers in all-state honors. West Virginia University journalism dean Quintus C. Wilson announced the selections, with papers from Charleston Parkersburg Elizabeth and Wheeling among the others. Ellen Pryor and Sharon Aldridge co editors, Mrs W C Neal advisor.
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Mullens
ANS
Mullens Hi-Lights
Mullens High School
Quintus C. Wilson
West Virginia University
Charleston
Parkersburg
Elizabeth
Wheeling
Ellen Pryor
Sharon Aldridge
Hi-Lights
W. C. Neal
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Delaware
L. M. Hopkins
Beckley
Rockcastle Baptist Meet
Harry L. Stevens
Christian Social Relations
Ray Epperling
Don D. Cook
Christian Training
Harold Rose
Roe Schoolcraft
Perry Scott
Speed
Fellowship Guild
W. R. Mays
Tommy Nutter
Quenin Cooper
Waldo Jackson
Levy
Sabine
Brenda Cook
Peggy Stewart
Lee Sizemore
Staker
Edith S. Price
Fayette County
Classroom Teachers Association
Randolph Johnson
Joseph Keatley
Charles Perry
CTA
A. L. Walker
Anne V. Locke
Mt. Hope Queen
Minnie Lusk
United States
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Ly Shall Bop
Weig
Kentucky
Montgomery Ward
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Briggs-Stratton
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