Program of Folk Songs at Fayette Study Club Meeting
Folk songs were presented by Judge Charles L. Garvin Jr at the Fayette Study Club’s Wednesday meeting at White Oak Country Club. Hostesses were Mrs. Harry Miller and Mrs. M. G. Hiesan of Fayetteville. A devotional was given by Mrs. J. E. Howard of Mount Hope. New members welcomed included Mrs. James Wade of Mount Hope and Mrs. Wayne Plymale of Oak Hill. Lynn Brock from Mount Hope High School was named to attend Camp Horseshoe. A long list of attendees from Beckwith Mount Hope and Fayetteville followed. Bikinis-well that’s show biz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Hill
Charles L. Garvin Jr
Fayette
James Wade
Mount Hope
Wayne Plymale
Lynn Brock
Beckwith
Harry Miller
C. P. Anderson
W. P. Bittinger
C. Belman
J. E. Lewis
D. C. Newell
B. F. Pucket
H. L. van Camp
W. A. Haslam
S. C. Higgins Sr
C. E. Howard
Carrington Lobban
J. E. Howard
H. D. Norton
J. C. Roby
J. O. Shumate
Harvie Stark
Fayetteville
E. E. Houchins
Frank Love
M. G. Hresan
E. O. Wiseman
Pineville High School To Graduate 116 Students
Pineville High School will hold commencement on May 27 with 116 seniors graduating. Thirty three students earned a B or better, led by top honor recipients Barbara Poff Iris Stewart and Ronnie Mullens. Several other students named as high honors join a large graduating class listed with many family connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pineville Highchool
Barbara Poff
Pineville High School
Pineville
RNS
Arthur Poff
New Richmond
Iris Stewart
Forrest D. Stewart
East Pineville
Ronnie Mullens
Ivan Mullens
Peeler Says District Falls Behind Bond Payments
Mr. Charles G. Peeler of Charles G. Peeler Company notes the district that issued sewer bonds is behind on interest and principal payments. He cites insufficient current income to meet monthly bond obligations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles G. Peeler
Charles G. Peeler Company
Peeler
High Court Takes Second Logan Political Case
The State Supreme Court Wednesday accepted a second Logan County political dispute for review. It ordered two Logan County Court members to appear May 3 to explain why they should not convene a special meeting to rescind a prior order altering magisterial district boundaries. Ballot Commissioner Amos Wilson and Horace England seek to compel Raymond Chaflin to return allegedly altered ballots and also pursue the related election official approval case before the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
UPI
Logan County
State Supreme Court
High Court
Logan County Court
Amos Wilson
Horace England
Raymond Chaflin
Logan County Democratic Executive Committee
Pilot Suffered Heart Attack Causing July Crash
Washington dispatch reports the Civil Aeronautics Board found a heart attack by pilot Curtis O. White triggered the Parkersburg West Virginia air taxi crash on July 13. Five aboard died when the craft failed to climb after takeoff from Wood County Airport.
Lodge Sets Convention in Clarksburg June Eleventh
C Tom Davisson of Clarksburg announces the Grand Commandery of Knights Templar of West Virginia will hold a Sesquicentennial Celebration in Clarksburg on June 11. The day includes lunch at noon, Grand Commandery at 1 p m, parade at 1 30 p m, conference at 2 30 p m, dinner at 6 p m, and a dance at 9 p m. Reservations are due by May 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Hope
RNS
Tom Davisson
Clarksburg
Knights Templar of
West Virginia
North America
Marriage of Shirley Mae Miller and Vernon Tipton Announced
Fayetteville announces the marriage of Miss Shirley Mae Miller of Fayetteville to Vernon Wetzel Tipton of Cleveland Ohio. The ceremony was at 6 p.m. on April 18 at the bridegroom’s grandmother Mrs Eunice Cox home on Salem Road. Miss Miller is the daughter of George Miller and Tipton is the son of Mr and Mrs Everette Robinson. They plan to live in Cleveland Ohio after the wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayetteville
Shirley Mae Miller
Vernon Wetzel Tipton
Cleveland
Ohio
Eunice Cox
Salem Road
Miss Miller
George Miller
Ae Everette Robinson
Oakill
Oak Hill
Tipton
Governor Roden Cutler Receives Death Threat in Sydney
In Sydney Australia police said New South Wales Governor Sir Roden Cutler received an assassination threat and a heavy guard was placed around him while he reviewed troops bound for Vietnam. No details of the threat were disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Australia
New South Wales
Sir Roden Cutler
McGraws and Friends Visit in Charleston and Ravencliff
The McGraw family and relatives visit Charleston and Sabine area relations including Mr and Mrs Seth Dun can and daughters Ruth and Rebecca, plus outings with Mrs Estil Spence and guests in Ravencliff and McGraws. Other travelers include Mrs Fulton Brown returning from Charleston and Alfred Milam with stops in Ravencliff and McGraws to visit Willie Milam Ella Lafferty Faye Wesley Dennie Lafferty Avery Tilley and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estil Spence
Bill Walker
Belle
Holt Cozort
Kenny
Debbie
Pam
Stuart
Fulton Brown
Charleston
Jim
McGraws
Ravencliff
Alfred Milam
Little Hocking
Ohio
Willie Milam
Ella Lafferty
Faye Wesley
Dennie Lafferty
Avery Tilley
Shower Honors Edith Moses at Oak Hill Home
Miss Edith Mae Moses was guest of honor at a Saturday household shower hosted by her parents Mr. and Mrs. James W. Moses in Harvey. A list of attendees included Irene McComb Ann Watson Judy Snuffer Mary Kincaid Marie Snuffer Retta Fitzgerald Pat Shrewsbury Jeanie Evans Edith Moses Evelyn Fuller Freda McKinney Bertha Criss James Akers Julious Jones Ruby Criss Kathryn Phillips Nadine Estep Ada Cobb Freda Young Helen Wilson T L Boothe Barbara Ann Williams Mary Morgan Brenda Vance Dennis King Zell Fitzpatrick Donna Fernett Linda McKinney Norma Snuffer Glyda Morgan and Starlena Teaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Hill
Edith Mae Moses
James W. Moses
Harvey
Irene McComb
Ann Watson
Judy Snuffer
Mary Kincaid
Marie Snuffer
Retta Fitzgerald
Pat Shrewsbury
Jeanie Evans
Edith Moses
Evelyn Fuller
Freda McKinney
Bertha Criss
James Akers
Julious Jones
Ruby Criss
Kathryn Phillips
Nadine Estep
Ada Cobb
Freda Young
Helen Wilson
T. L. Boothe
Barbara Ann Williams
Mary Morgan
Brenda Vance
Dennis King
Zell Fitzpatrick
Donna Fernett
Linda McKinney
Norma Snuffer
Glyda Morgan
Starlena Teaster
Grant Approved For Oak Hill Park Plans
HUD approves three planning grants totaling 33312 dollars for West Virginia cities. Oak Hill gets 11692 for a city park Sutton 5600 for sewage improvements and Wheeling 16500 for a fire station project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Hill Park
Washington
UPI
U. S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
West Virginia
Oak Hill
Sutton
Wheeling
Life of Burma Missionary Highlighted at Scarbro Rally
In Scarbro the spring rally of Fayette Association’s Woman's Baptist Mission Society was held at First Baptist Church. Mrs. Leonard Crain of New York City spoke on life as a missionary in Burma and noted forthcoming expulsion of foreign missionaries by late May. The event honored leaders, welcomed guests, and announced new officers for Christian service and leadership development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Hill
James Springston
Association
Cauley Harvey
Leonard Crain
Kelly J. Williams
New York City
Burma
Cordova
Alaska
Baptist
Crain
Jane Christian Bryant
Scarbro Baptist Church
Earl Christian
Scarbro
Elder Henderson
Henderson
Bryant
Baptist Hospital
C. R. Weatherford
Kyle Ellison
Norman Stoner
John Sprous
Service Guild Elects Officers at Oak Hill Church
At the Oak Hill Methodist Church Wesleyan Service Guild meeting, new officers were elected led by president Sue Smith and vice president William Moore. The devotional was by Elva James and the program on automation and leisure was given by Nina Wiseman with guests and members in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Hill
Wesleyan Service Guild
Nancy Tennant
A. H. Piercy
Chester Hager
Nancy Hannabass
Claim to Fame in Auckland Sets Tea-Drinking Record
George Wheeler, a university student in Auckland, downed 62 cups of tea in 30 minutes and claimed a world record. He said he could do it all over again and felt none the worse after the feat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auckland
New Zealand
UPI
George Wheeler
Wheeler
Mullens High School leans on junior science results
Mullens High School scored five of nine placements at the West Virginia Junior Academy of Science over the weekend at Institute. Winners include Eugene Evans who placed second in speech and others among the Mullens contingent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mullens High School
West Virginia Junior Academy of Science
Institute
Mullens
Eugene Evans
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Beckley
Max von Sydow As
Jesus
Dorothy McGuire
Mary
John Wayne
the Centurion
George Steven
Claude Rains
Herod the Great
Technicolor
Ronnie Maullens
Arnold Harless
Shirley Hill
Clarice Hill
Barbara Halsey
Cash Halsey
Keyrock
James Dow Cook
James D. Cook
Mary Ann Crews
Eddie Crews
Judy Dee Farley
Byron Rose
Centerville
Dawn Stinson
Carson Stinson
Brenda Dematteis
James Dematteis Jr
Mullensville
Julia Worrell
Mike Metz
Bill Caudill
Marion Waddell
Gail Oliver
Brenda Kidd
Dennis Plumley
John Houck
Sandra Sisk
Lynnell Midkiff
Barbara Mullens
Harold Cook
Doug Hamlin
Harrison Blankenship
Nancy Brinegar
Gene Green
Judy Snyder
John D. Cook
Connie Belcher
Betty Roberts
Ella Sue Altizer
Larry Blankenship
Jean Cook
Bill Jones
Brenda Bealmear
Benny Woosley
Linda Brown
Charles Keaton
Freddy Halsey
Richard Sizemore
Eddie Owens
Emma Fritz
Sue Johnson
Allen Stiltner
Gary Brown
Janet Halsey
Tim Beeman
Eddie
Pscoenayn
Petre
NORTH
Beckley Public Service District
North Beckley Public
Service District Board
Logan
Speaker
Dennis R. Richardson
Virginia Fox
Cline Fitzgerald
Cecil Perry
George T. Jones Jr
Emmett C. Nichols
Christian Service
A. C. Richards
Christian Social Relations
Lawrence Hennigan
Service Guild
Michael
Mul
Herndon Fbla
Future Business Leaders of America
Herndon High School
Bobbie Clark
Elizabeth Bowen
Center
Dixie Lusk
Azzie Stewart
Terry Lester
Miss Bowen
Dwaine
Wall
Lar
Michael, i Stanley
Mullens Vv
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