Junior Science Exhibit Draws Mullens Students
West Virginia Junior Academy of Science meets at Bethany College from today through Saturday. Mullens High School delegates David Morris and Linda Williams, with sponsor Mrs. Dora Lewis, attend to present science projects. Other participants include Donald White, John Nichols, and Paul Ritchie. David, a junior, leads the Science Club and will present The Effects of Artificial Stimuli on Rate of Plant Growth. Linda, a senior, has held key roles in clubs, participates in band and church activities, and is set to graduate with honors in May.
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Mullens
ANS
West Virginia Junior Academy of Science
Bethany College
Mullens High School
David Morris
Frank Morris
Iroquois
Linda Williams
Clarence Williams
Corinne
Dora Lewis
Donald White
John Nichols
Paul Ritchie
David
St. John’s Catholic Church
Linda
Science Club
St. John's Catholic Church
Sorority Loses Plea to Keep Huntington House
Sigma Kappa sorority at Marshall University lost again in state Supreme Court. The Delta Beta chapter’s petition to review a Cabell County Circuit Court order vacating an overrun residence was denied 3-1. Six Huntington residents had obtained an injunction, claiming the house caused noise and public nuisance.
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Huntington
UPI
Marshall University
Sigma Kappa
Delta Beta Chapter
Cabell County
State Supreme Court
High Court
Baltic Sea Freezes Deep Each Winter
Because of its low salt content large sections of the Baltic Sea freeze over for three to five months each winter.
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Baltic Sea
Fifteen Inducted Into Honor Society at Herndon High
Mullens RNS Fifteen new National Honor Society members were inducted at Herndon High School Friday after noon in an assembly. Named seniors include Helen Taylor Rodney McKinney Marion Cook Debra Bailey Inez Muzzleman. Juniors Toby Parks Warren Garretson Glenda Mitchem. Sophomores Clarence Folden Freda Hale Brenda Lusk Lela McKinney Norma Nuckols Linda Shriver James Smith.
Gov Barron To Talk To Jaycees Oak Hill Dinner
Governor W W Barron will headline the Oak Hill Junior Chamber of Commerce appreciation dinner at White Oak Country Club at 6 p m Other speakers include State Senate president Howard Carson Fayetteville James Cain Bluefield state Jaycee president Joe Rafferty Charleston and state Jaycee vice president Special guests include Wanda Farrish Oak Hill band director and James Tully Oak Hill Mr and Mrs Paul McKown Fayetteville and Mr and Mrs George Armstrong Oak Hill A citizenship award will be presented by Gov Barron and new officers will be installed by the state president.
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Oak Hill
RNS
W. W. Barron
Paul McKown
Fayetteville
Frank Mauritz
George Armstrong
Barron
Queen To Reign Over Collins May Festival
Ruth Ann Prather will reign as Collins High School May Festival queen on May 8 in the gym at 8 p.m. A pink dogwood tree will be planted on campus, dedicated to a faculty or community member. The may queen will be escorted by Alan Wickline with Beverly Thompson as senior attendant. The Senior May Court includes listed seniors and about 30 freshmen are being selected.
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Oak Hill
RNS
Ruth Ann Prather
Earl Prather
Collins High School
Collins
Paul G. Mackey
South Carolina
Alan Wickline
Beverly “Cookie’’ Thompson
James Oxendale
Dee Wilkerson
Nina Burgess
Deanna Bloxton
Janice Ellison
Judy Flint
Linda Honaker
Freda Pack
Pat Richards
John Scott
Scouts Hold Investiture Service in First Baptist Church
Girl Scout Troop No. 154 held an Investiture Service Friday at the First Baptist Church Fellowship Hall. Twelve members were invested after the Girl Scout promise. Judy McKinney presented pins. Janie Hoge read scripture and Norma Jean Toliver delivered a poem. Beth Finney performed a shadow stunt. Refreshments followed.
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Shirley Semones
Donna
Troop No. 154
Linda Butler
Beth Fin
Ney
Norma Tolliver
Cynthia Girls
Brooks
Judy McKin
Janie Hoge
Norma Jean Tol
Oak Hill to be featured in Norfolk and Western Magazine
Oak Hill will be the subject of a forthcoming issue of the Norfolk and Western Magazine. A three man N and W team visited Oak Hill to photograph city officials Chamber of Commerce members and local points of interest. O H Crawford will write the article and Tom Vanney will serve as photographer. The magazine has a national circulation of about 25000.
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Oak Hill
RNS
Norfolk and Western Railway
Virginian Railroad
Chamber of Commerce
James McCabe
Beckley
Norfolk and Western
O. H. Crawford
Tom Vanney
New York Holds Few Grounds for Divorce Compared to Others
The state offers limited bases for divorce such as adultery and desertion, contrasting with broader grounds found in other states. This concise condition affects how couples pursue dissolution and may influence legal strategies and timelines.
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New York
Friday Record Hop Set In Mullens Rebel Rec
Final plans for a junior high record hop in Mullens recur. Disc jockeys from Welch Radio Station WELC will host the Friday 7 30 to 10 30 p m event. Spring formal is May 12 with May 26 opening night. Junior high will have Rec Fridays all summer with Mullens Woman's Civic Club as May chaperones.
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Lloyd Bright
Mullens High School
Canal linking Lake Erie to Ohio River urged by regional leaders
About 400 business and industrial leaders from Pennsylvania Ohio and West Virginia formed a committee in Youngstown to push canal action. A.S. Grossbrenner of Mahoning County Industrial Council was named temporary chairman to prepare a report for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.
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Youngstown, Ohio
UPI
Pennsylvania
Ohio
West Virginia
Lake Erie
Ohio River
A.S. Grossbrenner
Mahoning County
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