County Court Endorses Fayette Needy Assn
The Fayette Needy Association Inc receives a County Court resolution commending its efforts to clothe and feed the needy in Fayette County. The court supports plans to provide hot meals at the association’s Minden location, urging public backing. Resolution signed July 27 by Orval Kessler president and commissioners Carl B. Vickers and C W Stallard.
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Robert K. Holliday
Fayette Needy Association, Inc
Fayette County
Minden
Orval Kessler
Carl B. Vickers
C. W. Stallard
Fayette Needy Receives Many Kitchen Articles
Fayette Needy association in Minden distributed twenty four cans of food to four families totaling 23 persons between July 26 and 29. The drive brought total canned items to 707 and clothing distributed reached 2 230 items including dresses skirts blouses slips shirts trousers shoes and shorts. Donors listed include Wallace Bennett Avis Partain E H Cavendish Ernest Barley Jack Rapp Anna Hughes Patterson Steve Grabosky Otie Garten and Ray Burley with cash gifts of 3 and 1 and a kitchen wall cabinet. A L Walker urged school board and Fayette county court to assist while an anonymous donor gave 100 to the drive. Robert Holliday received the gift for the association treasurer E N Goode. Officials praised the community response.
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Fayette Needy Association
Minden
Wallace Bennett
Oak Hill
Avis Partain
E. H. Cavendish
Lovers Leap
Ernest Barley
Bradley
Jack Rapp
Anna Hughes Patteson
Mount Hope
Steve Grabosky
Otie Garten
E. N. Goode
Fayette
Whitesville Eastern Star Holds School Of Instruction
The Whitesville Chapter No. 142 Order of the Eastern Star held a school of instruction at the Masonic Lodge Hall led by Mrs. Olive Bowyer of Charleston. Officers newly installed included Mrs. Mary Katrine Roy Racine as worthy matron and Virgil Dolin Fosterville as worthy patron with other officers named. The Whitesville Lodge will hold a Sunday school and dinner in the social room afterward, with Mrs. Jewel Priestly and Mrs. Aileen Salamy co-chairing the dinner.
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Whitesville
RNS
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Lodge
Olive Bowyer
Charleston
Mary Katrine Roy
Racine
Virgil Dolin
Fosterville
Jewel Priestly
Jean Salamy
Aileen
Salamy
Weekend Visitors Highlight Local Families
Pax Mrs. Willis Humphrey and Jimmy Humphrey visited Oak Hill Hospital patient Jack Logan after his major surgery. Other gatherings included Mr. and Mrs. Tom Foster at Sweeneysburg, and travels of Larry Woolwine's Columbus visit with relatives. Miss Danese Sawders and friends from Washington DC stayed with local families.
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Willis Humphrey
Jimmy Humphrey
Jack Logan
Oak Hill Hospital
Logan
Rosebud Logan
Oak Hill
Tom Foster
E. G. Sweeney
Sweeneysburg
Larry Woolwine
Tommy
Kelly Ann
Columbus
Ohio
Bob Humphrey
Mary Stover
Clara Williams
Claudia Canterbury
Delia Lively
Hazel Lively
Linda
Debbie
Sherman Stover
Danese Sawders
Drema Woolwine
Kay Maynor
Washington, D. C
Ruby Coleman
Maynor
Washington
Evidence Stolen From Cathedral Safe In St Augustine
In St Augustine Florida the Cathedral Parish House reported a theft of 375 dollars from a safe. Sheriff L O Davis said he recovered the money from a car driven by Charles Young but later found the money stolen from his own safe. Young remained jailed on a larceny charge.
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ST. Augustine, Fla
Catholic Cathedral
L. O. Davis
Charles Young
Young
Mrs E M Newman Visits Glen Rogers Far Relatives
Mrs E M Newman and her daughters Sherry and Marilyn visit relatives in Glen Rogers and Saxon while staying at the home of Mr and Mrs Eddie Plann. She is the former Cleo Henderson, a Trap Hill High School graduate who worked at Raleigh Wyoming Mining Company store in Glen Rogers before marriage.
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Saxon
Cleo Henderson
Trap Hill High School
Raleigh-Wyoming Mining Company
Glen Rogers
Pineville Tri-Hi-Y Officers Attend Summer Camp
Pineville High School Tri-Hi-Y officers will attend the Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y camp at Camp Horseshoe near Parsons from August 7 to 14. Rev. Norman Morgan of Pineville Presbyterian Church will serve as counselor. Mary Lamp, Sally Schilling, Pam Goode, and Sandy Beymer are named officers with multiple club roles and church affiliations.
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Pineville
Tri-Hi-Y
RNS
Miss Lamp
Minutemen
Minutemen Club
Girls State
Wyoming Methodist Church
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Sally Schilling
Sally
B. B. Schilling
Pineville High
Pineville Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Youth Fellowship
Pineville Council Sets Budget for Year
Pineville town council approved a budget of 28,835 dollars for the year, down from 32,423 last year. Town Recorder C. V. Shannon said the figure should be sufficient and the budget will be sent to the State Tax Commissioner for approval.
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Pineville
BNS
Pineville Night
C. V. Shannon
State Tax Commissioner
Injured in shooting at wife’s Williamson home
Red Star native Jimmy Criss, son of Mr and Mrs Clinton Criss, was seriously hurt in an accidental shooting at his Williamson wife’s home. He remained in Williamson Hospital in serious condition as his parents from Red Star visited after the incident during their vacation.
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RED Star
RNS
Jimmy Criss
Clinton Criss
Williamson
Criss
Wilmington
Del
Climate warming drives ocean rise via retreating icecaps
The world climate has grown warmer over the last five decades. At the current pace, melting icecaps are lifting sea levels by about one eighth of an inch each year.
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County Court of
Fayette Needy
Whitesville Obs
Pam Goode
Paul Goode
Methodist Church
Sandy Beymer
Ray Beymer
Rockcastle Baptist Youth Fellowship
Alway SF
Penney
Penney’s
Jamaica
Bbc
GROUP
Beckley
Cabell
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