Pineville Social News Listings Cite Local Visits
Pineville residents and relatives travel wide for visits and family events. The report lists numerous Pineville families hosting guests from Bluefield Princeton Grantsville and Charleston along with trips to Claytor Lake and Huntsville. Names include Moren Holloway Spaur Stephenson Richner Thomas Keaton Dancy Barnett Henkins Hart Milligan Jeffrey Dixon and many others.
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Pineville
Rns
Paul Moren
Tom
Sullivan
Ind
A. C. Swimm
A. G. Moore
Charles Holloway
Bluefield
R. E. Riley
C. E. Richner
Rachael
Sassie
Harry Stevens
Jane Johnson
Woodrow Spaur
Leslie Stephenson
Beckley
Jerry Thomas
University of North Carolina
Chapel Hill
N. C
John B. Thomas
Ruth
C. A. Keaton
Princeton
Bob Hale
Millard Dancy
Barry
O. L
L. M. Blevins
Grassy Creek
Orville Barnett
Grantsville
Raymond Polk
Bill Henkins
Herman Hart
Washington
Tom Milligan
Beth Ann
T. R
Huston
Jack Jeffrey
Dennis
Joyce
Diane
John
Henkins
Pittsburgh
Robert Beavers
Bethesda
Curtis Moore
Randy
Thomas Davis
Lee Shawn
Huntsville
Ala
Michigan
Canada
Mike Dixon
Pieville
Martha Toler
North Springs
Nianza Cook
Walter T. Belcher
Shreeves Port
Bill Cook
Billy
Aberdene
James Thompson
Jimmy
Annandale
Roscoe Cook
Bellaire
Paul Stewart
Claytor Lake
Randy Moore
Sue Pancake
Lettie Mosby
Red Sulphur Springs
Virgil Dixon
Johnny Jackson
Ronnie Greear
Charleston
Alta Cook
North Beach
Thurley Cook
Sanford
S. C
Frank Dalton
New Richmond
Charles Cook
Lettie Mosley
Avery Dixon
House OKs Bill for JFK Library at Cambridge Mass
The House passed a bill allowing the government to accept title to the John F. Kennedy Presidential Library to be built in Cambridge Massachusetts. It would be operated by the government after completion at an estimated annual cost of 225000 dollars. The library will house the late president’s papers and other historical documents donated by the Kennedy family.
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Washington
UPI
House
Senate
John F. Kennedy
Cambridge
Mass
Kennedy
Here Comes The Bride At The White House
Luci Baines Johnson and her father the President will leave the White House at 11:30 a.m. Saturday for a ceremony at the Natural Shrine of the Immaculate Conception in Washington. Luci, 19, marries Patrick J. Nugent, 23, a meeting in June 1965. Lynda Bird Johnson, her sister, serves as maid of honor.
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Bruce Boissat
Washington
NEA
Luci Baines Johnson
United States
White House
Luci
Patrick J. Nugent
Waukegan, Ilil
Lynda Bird Johnson
Natural Shrine of the Immaculate Conception
Pat
Christ
Lord
Patrick A. O’boyle
Archdiocese of Washington
National Shrine
John Kuzinskas
Pat Nugent
Johnsons
the Nugents
Johnson Pat
Gerard P. Nugent
Mrs. Johnson
Wyoming Jurors Selected for September Term
Wyoming County Circuit Court clerk John S. Lambert announces sixty prospective jurors for the September 12 term. Names listed include Marie Stone Virgil Shields Edward Harless Lake Short Estil Mitchell and many others from Baileysville Glen Fork Hatcher Bud Covel Mullens Herndon Rockview Pineville Kopperston Glen Rogers Hanover and Itmann among places. The lengthy roster reflects the county’s juror pooling process.
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Pineville
RNS
Wyoming County Circuit Court
John S. Lambert
Marie Stone
Virgil Shields
Edward Harless
Lake Short
Estil Mitchell
Baileysville
Joseph B. Shumate
Charlie Pizzino
Earl Eugene Bailey
Bill O. Davis
Mary Acord
Glen Fork
Alvin Strunk
Jackie L. Hedrick
R. L. Kidd
Hassel Blackburn
Hatcher
Shelvie Lusk
William Lusk
Bud
Edith McBride
Covel
Opal England
Otis Moody
Fannock
Henry Parham
Eddie P Hughes
Charles Lambert
Mullens
R. B. Bishop
Blanche Mullens
B. T. Ingles
Herndon
James
Betty) Johnson
Dixie K. Short
Rockview
D. F. Hamlin
George F
Pauline) Brown
Clyde Cowan
L. C. Snyder
Ruby Cook
Zelma Stewart
Jesse
C. A. Toler
Elmer Tilley
Macie Walls
Simon
Hobart Spicer
Elgin Pruitt
Itmann
Roscoe Morgan
Nayman Toler
Clear Fork
Bertha Mullens
New Richmond
Willis Woods
Ravencliff
Grover H. Lesler
Maben
McGraws Visit Parents Then Return Home
Mr and Mrs Dempsey Gwinn and family from Flint Michigan left Sunday after a week with Mr and Mrs John Eagle of Meadow Bridge and grandparents Mr and Mrs John Brooks of McGraws They were joined by Mr and Mrs Michael J Sizemore and daughter Anita Carol visiting from their homes to spend a vacation with Olen Sizemore and Frank Pizzino families They plan to camp and fish at New River.
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McGraws
RNS
Dempsey Gwinn
Doug
Vernon
Nancy
Lois
Flint
Mich
John Eagle
Meadow Bridge
John Brooks
Michael J. Sizemore
Anita Carol
Olen Sizemore
Frank Pizzino
Ravencliff
New River
Dog license confusion shocks Mecklenburg County
In Charlotte, North Carolina, officials report about one third of area dogs seem to vanish during license fee collection, while others appear to change sex. The law requires all dogs to be listed for tax purposes, charging $2 for females and $1 for males.
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Charlotte, N.C
UPI
Charlotte
Mecklenburg County
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