Lewis Wiseman Rites Read In Morgantown
Miss Mary Virginia Wiseman and Porter William Lewis united in marriage at First Presbyterian Church Morgantown. The bride, daughter of E O Wiseman of Fayetteville, wore pink silk crystalline. groom is son of W B Lewis of Canvas. They plan to reside in Morgantown after ceremonies conducted by Rev. Walter Case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payetteville
RNS
Mary Virginia Wiseman
Porter William Lewis
First Presbyterian Church
Morgantown
E. 0. Wiseman
W. B. Lewis
Canvas
Walter Case
Nancy Jo Wikoff
Baltimore
Matthew Edwards
Fayetteville
Fayetteville High School
Lewis
West Virginia University
Summersville High School
Potomac State College
Twelve Fayette Couples Granted Wed Licenses
Fayette County Clerk issued marriage licenses to twelve couples including Ronald Bodnar and Jane Travis, Paul Chapman and Laura Morton, Ronald Dyer and Barbara Hastings, Bosby Hagee and Stella Ombler, Shirley Humphrey and Louise Marchio, Charles McDaniel and Altice Toney, Howard Pennington and Sylvia Wriston, James Pate and Delores Smith, James Spencer and Phyllis French, Wayne Wood and Ida Mae Clark, Bruce Waycaster and Rose Kelly, and John Young and Patricia Bryant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayetteville
RNS
Fayette County
Ronald E. Bodnar
Oak Hill
John
Isabell Bodnar
Jane Joyce Travis
Sunmerlee
Estil
Hazel Travis
Paul EB. Chapman
Emory and
Jessie Chapman
Laura Kay Morton
Cunard
Chester
Madge Morton
Ronald Glen Dyer
Indianapolis
Ind
Joseph and
Mary Dyer
Barbara Anne Hastings
Montgomery
John M
Cloteal Hastings
Bosby D. Hagee
Scarbra
Davdi J
Mary Magee
Stella Ombler
Lochgelly
William E
Mary Ombler
Shirley G. Humphrey
Pax
E. G
Emma Humphrey
Louise Marchio
Mount Hope
Margaret Marchio
Charles Earl McDaniel
Earl and
Margaret McDaniel
Altice Mildred Toney
Dothan
C. G
Juanita M. Toney
Howard Pennington
Oscar
Mona Pennington
Sylvia Wriston
Long Branch
Albert
Clara Wriston
James Herman Pate
Sisterville
Edward
Alice Pate
Delores Ann Smith
Boomer
Randel C
Effie Smith
James Spencer
Harmon
Thomas R
Fannie Spencer
Phyllis French
Crickmer
Joe
Lucinda French
Wayne Wood
Brooklyn
Mary Wood
Ida Mae Clark
Loch Kelly
Ellen Nichols
Bruce Clifford Waycaster
Martens
Fred and
Beatrice Waycaster
Rose Ramona Kelly
Edmond
Russell
Annie Kelly
John Ray Young
Dorothy Young
Patricia Ann Bryant
Cannellon
Edloe
Ruth Bryant
Pax Personals Weekend Visiting At Various Homes
Pax Personals notes visitors in Beckley Cincinnati Mount Hope Pax St. Albans Cabell Heights Harper Charleston Oak Hill and Tams with multiple families hosting relatives including Kathy and Jimmy Humphrey Dwight Akers Vernon Merren and Bud Aliff among others in a busy social weekend record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Humphrey
Kathy
Jimmy Humphrey
Beckley
Ed North
Cincinnati
Zellie Aliff
Seibert Janney
Pax
Lawrence Akers
Mount Hope
Donald Akers
Dwight
St. Albans
Janney
Jack Logan
Oak Hill
Bud Aliff
Lacy Aliff Jr
Tams
Lacy Aliff
Dorothy Aliff
Alfred Humphrey
Fisher Fined $100 For Drunk Driving
Charles Everett Fisher, 25, of Fayetteville, was sentenced by Magistrate TR C Godsey in Oak Hill for a second offense drunken driving to six months in Fayette County Jail and fined 100 dollars plus costs. He also received 10 days in jail and a 29 dollar fine for driving on a revoked license. He was jailed around noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OAK Hill
RNS
Fayette County
Charles Everett Fisher
Fayetteville
TR. C
Godsey
Scouts Attend Wyoming Camp
A total of 87 Girl Scouts and Brownies attended Camp Collins at Kopperston with 17 staff guiding troops from Kopperston Pineville Coville Hatcher and Oceana. The Indian themed program named Oconoluftee featured five units including Little Cherokees Cherokee Squaws Delawares Chick A Laws and Blackfeet. Notable guests included Okey Me Court of Wyoming ornithologist and 4 H agent William Nixon. Closing exercises Friday night invested 11 girls: Earline Ella Sue Altizer Judy Farley Judy Matney Julia Worrell Gail Pizzino Mary Pancake Sheila Parks June Ratliff Kathy Shu maker and Mary Anne Crews.
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Kopperston
RNS
Camp Collins
James Zitzman
Wyoming
Pineyille
Okey Me Court of
Wilam Nixon
4-H
Campcraft
James Fultz
Earline
Ella Sue Altizer
Judy Farley
Judy Matney
Jilia Worrell
Gail Pizzino
Mary Pancake
Sheila Parks
June Ratliff
Kathy Shumaker
Mary Anne Crews
Linda Hitchcock Rises Wednesday
Funeral services for Linda Sue Hitchcock will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday at St. Andrews Episcopal Church Oak Hill with burial at High Lawn Memorial Park Cemetery. The eight year old died Monday at 2:52 p.m. in a Charleston hospital from a heart attack. She was born in Oak Hill on July 8 1950 and attended Rosedale Grade School. She was a member of St. Andrews Episcopal Church. Survivors include maternal grandparents Charles Whitley and wife in Oak Hill paternal grandfather Martin Hitchcock of Fayetteville and sister Emogene Hitchcock of Oak Hill. The body will remain at Tyree Funeral Home in Oak Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Hill
RNS
Linda Sue Hitchcock
St. Andrews Episcopal Church
Charles Crapper
High Lawn Memorial Park
Miss Hitchcock
Marvin . Hitchcock
Charleston
Rosedale
Charles Whitley
Martin Hitchcock
Fayetteville
Emogene Hitchcock
Tyree
Oceana High School Welcomes New Math Teacher
Gerald Short, son of Mr and Mrs Bernie Short of Clear Fork, will teach math at Oceana High School this fall. He and his wife plan to move from Princeton soon. Short is an Oceana graduate with a degree from Concord College in Athens. Mrs Short, née Faye Alfrey of Oceana, operates a beauty shop in the former Gerry's Beauty Shop space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oceana
RNS
Gerald Short
Bernie Short
Clear Fork
Oceana High School
Short
Princeton
Concord College
Athens
Faye Alfrey
Virgil Alfrey
Gerry's Beauty Shop
Wayne Hatfield
Bible School Program Planned at Cittsville Church
A vacation Bible School program will be held Thursday at 7 39 p.m. at the Cittsville Methodist Church. The Bible school has been in progress for the past two weeks.
Six Attend Rock Castle Baptist Association Meeting
Six members of the Toneda Mission ary Society attended the Rock Castle Baptist Association meeting at Calvary Baptist Church War. Attendees included Mrs Wirt Cook Mrs Olis Cook Mrs Willams Cook Mrs Verne Cooke and Mr and Mrs R W Thomas. Next year’s meeting will be at Cook Memorial Church Pineville.
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Kopperston
RNS
Toneda Missionary Society
Rock Castle
Crany Reunion Set At Oceana Church Grounds
The Crany reunion returns to the Crany church grounds on Sunday per Mrs. Blanche G. Cook of Oceana. The yearly event, long held on the second Sunday in August, brings together old Crany families to reconnect and share a basket lunch at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oceana
RNS
Crany Jhhurch
Crany
Blanche G.cook
Families unite for weekend visits in Colcord area
Coal River notices list numerous weekend guests visiting Colcord households including Barker Fraley Chambers Thompson Petry and Dillon families. Wanda Kincaid and Detroit visitor Icie Hatfield visit relatives. Nadine Tingue hosts a stork shower. Regina Lynn born July 23 at Raleigh General Hospital weighing seven pounds eight and a half ounces. Funeral for Cleve Beller held in Toledo, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colcord
RNS
Denver Barker
Lyndell
Charleston
Robert Fraley
Forest Chambers
Betty
Mary Jo Thompson
Ronnie Petry
Chesapeake
W. H. Petry
Nicko
Petry
Bobby Pettry
Robert Lee
Hammond, Ind
Carl Petiey
Tivis Payne
Dorothy
Pamela
Johnny Alexander
Hammond
Ind
Harrison Petiry
Debree Dillon
Sharples
Luther Dillon
Joyce Beerninck
Woodrow Toney
Nadine Tingue
Workman's Creek
Martha Workman
Stella Workman
Delores Scarbro
Mamie Scarbro
Tilhe Workman
Mary Stover
Juanita Stover
Helen Workman
Joann Dunbar
Carol Workman
Linda Scarbro
Vera Cavel
Kathy Dunbar
Icie Hatfield
Detroit
Mich
Coal River
Tommy Wingo
Juanita
Cabin Creek
Rethel Kincaid
Rhodell
Regina Lynn
Raleigh General Hospital
Wally Kincaid
Rufus Brown
Boone County
Baptist Fellowship Holds Wiener Roast
KOPPERSTON RNS A Wiener roast was held Friday by members of the Toneda Baptist Youth Fellowship at the church. Adult advisors included Mrs. William Cook, Mrs. Roy Lester, and Mrs. John Evans. Attending youths were Darree Leah Deanna Darre and Denny Lester Barbara Gibson Helen Barlow Virginia Lester Juanita Cline Lois Cline Judy Bowden Ellen Walker Barbara Whitten Larry Evans Garry and Mike Cook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kopperston
RNS
Toneda Baptist Youth Fellowship
William Cook
Roy Lester
John Evans
Darree
Leah
Deanna
Darre
Denny Lester
Barbara Gibson
Helen Barlow
Virginia Lester
Juanita Cline
Lois Cline
Judy Bowden
Ellen Walker
Barbara Whitten
Larry Evans
Garry
Mike Cook
Legless Chicago man rebuilds sign business after 13 years in hospital
Cornelius Bud Koster 39, paralyzed from an auto accident in 1942, has driven 18 000 miles since leaving Cook County Hospital a year ago to regain his electrical sign business. He and wife Josephine identify faulty neon signs and he delivers cards offering his electrical and neon sign expertise. He travels in a specially rigged car and uses an adapted elevator to reach buildings.
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Chicago
Cornelius
Bud) Koster
Bellwood
Koster
Cook County
Josephine Masterson
Bud
Trouble Land
Federal aid programs blamed on weakness of states
A three year nationwide study by the Intergovernmental Relations subcommittee concludes state weaknesses drive growth of federal grants. It notes grants rose from 124 million in 1925 to over 5 billion in 1938 while stressing federal funds are not a cure for state and local government weaknesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Intergovernmental Relations
Michael Ford Honored On Seventh Birthday
KOPPERSTON RNS reports Michael Ford son of Clarence and Mrs. Ford was honored on his seventh birthday with a party at home. Prizes went to Billy and Stevie Abed. Many relatives and friends attended, including Debby Abed, Charlotte Branham, Michael Lamb, and Skipper Nottingham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenda Blackburn
David
Michael Thacker
George
Jerry Giardella
Betty
Junior Percine
Elizabeth
Donna Acord
Danny
Jimmy
Ricky Ford
Betsy
Paula Greer
Falcus
Dennis Asbury
E. B. Browning
Stacey Keyes
Johnny Varney
Skipper
Connie
Nottingham
Kopperston Social Roundup of Visits and Vacations
Mr and Mrs Avil Grosse host guests Franklin Harper and Johnny Smith from Davis-Stewart School Lewisburg for two weeks. Several families host or visit relatives across Kentucky and Tennessee including Middlesboro and Corbin.James W Toney returns after Coyne Electric School graduation in Chicago. Mrs Ralph Hickman visits Princeton relatives. Tommy Miller family returns to Bradenton after Florida visit.
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I. P. Down
Bybee, Tenn
Nathan Lay
Crekmore
Joe Heatherly
A. C. Southern
Corbin, Ky
Ellea Gillenwater
Karen England
Richard Myers
Charleston
Sonja Blankenship
Gwen Myers
Judy Gillenwater
Brenda
John Pomeroy
Pomeroy
Babcock Park
Frank Antonchik
Oceana
E. J. Fulks
David E. Lay
Sammy
Carol
Reba Shrewsbury
Glen Fork
Elba Gillenwater
WW. A. Napier
Lewisburg
Jimmy
Elba Jr
James Collins
Charles van Ness
Riley Campbell
Huntington Hospital
Kenneth Toney Jr
Hannah Clark
Pittsburgh
Eugene Nottingham
Norman Nottingham
Summersville
James Shott
Montreal College
Montreat
N.C
Charles Johnson
Nagshead
James W. Toney
Kenneth Toney
Coyne Electric School
Chicago
Ralph Hickman
C. H. Snider
Princeton
Tommy Miller
Tommy
Paul
Penny
Bradenton, Fla
Hurley Pennington
Twin Barriers Block Integration In South
Racial school integration in the South faces judicial delay and legislative defiance. The 8th U.S. Circuit is weighing a 2 1/2 year halt on Little Rock Central High integration as seven states move to close public schools if forced to integrate. Virginia Prince Edward County extended a seven year delay. Southern enactments reach 196 since the 1954 decree, aiding segregation momentum.
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Atlanta, Ga
South
St. Louis
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Little Rock
Central
Louisiana
Mississippi
Virginia
Alabama
North
South Carolina
Georgia
U.S. District Court
Prince Edward County
Supreme Court
Southern School News
The
Southern Education Reporting Service
Nashville, Tenn
Television sponsors and star theory in the new season
In the recession era salesmen debate whether network strategy or buyer demand drives TV success. Advertisers favor star branding and past hits, while viewers want a broader mix of dramas and musicals. Networks face a clash between sponsor aims and audience wishes as the season approaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Mn
NEW York
Ivory Tower
CBS
See It Now
Project 20
Wide Wide World
Kraft Theater
Studio One
Matinee Theater
Climax
Patrice Munsel
Omnibus
Thinkg
Funeral notices from Lester and nearby towns
Obituaries and funeral notices for Mrs. Girlena Jane Cochran of Lester age 51 died August 5 at a local hospital, with services at Lester First Church of God August 7 and burial in Webb Cemetery. Also listed are services for Mrs. Fannie Lois Arrillt 78 of Kanawha Street died August 6, funeral August 7 at Methodist Temple, burial Wildwood Cemetery. Clayton Scott 76 of Table Rock died August 4, funeral August 7 at Crow Christian Church, burial Prince Cemetery Beaver. flower orders and in memoriam note for Leslie Lawrence Coli who passed away August 6, 1955.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Hill
Ralph Parsons
Fayetteville
Webb Cemetery
Lester
Steve Birchfield
Millard Horton
Claude Webb
Dee Davis
Marvin Hawley
Jake Webb
Webb and
Neal Funeral Home
atUbLa Hull
Fannie Lois Arrilt
South
Kanawha Street
Melton Mortuary
Methodist Temple
J. B. F. Yoke, Jr
Wild
Scott Scott
Clayton
Table Rock
Keyser-Bryant
Crow Christian Church
Pen Nance
Prince Cemetery
Beaver
Howard Scott
Frank Richmond
Everett Richmond
Minor Scott
Charlie Richmond
Charlie Jordan
Wilmer Saufer
Hill Brown
J. R. Beatty
Iron Christian Church
Keyser-Bryant Funeral Home
Richard's Gree
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Fayette
Pax Personals
Fisher
Linda Hitchcock
DinHooey
Herman
Modom
Jimmy Hatho
Reunion
Coal River Personals
C. A. Kincaid
Homer Hager
William Beller
Cleve Beller
Toledo
Ohio
Baptist Fellowship
L. H. Fountain
D-Nc
Michael Ford
Werideth
R. C. Egnor
Oak Mill
Logan
Fourth Street
Frest
Glen Daniel
Ingram Branch
Foley Construction Company
C. C. Farmer
Woodlawn Avenue
Boston
City Avenue
Prosperity
B. Vendill
Princewick
Little Beaver Lake
Edger
Todd
James ' KR
Webb
Foster Hardware Co
Main St
W. Va
Dial
Vicor Sander & Edger
Beckley Ice & Feed CO
Prince St
Gray Lumber CO
Crab Orchard Dial
Harold Williams
Sander
Montgomery Ward
Earl R. Huddle
Earl's
Buckley Photo Service
Church Street
B. E. Silverman
Kidd
N. Garingod Ave
Eckley
Jay
C- Hogers
Temple St
Electrolux
Electrolux Corporation
Emple Street
Wvitz Television Service
John W. Eye
Neville St
Ashworth
Foster Hardware, CO
H. Hopkins Booth Ave
Radio Ee
Douglas T. Bryant
South Oakwood Ave
de Oss
Johnstown Rd
Highlander
Duraches
World Wide Service
Venetian Blind
Aaron
W.va
Lewis Transfer
Piney Ave
Wilson
South Kanawha Street
Omar
Stover
Chi
Federal Mutual Ins. Co
Basil
Ross Spangler
Bradford
Beckley Maytag
Maytag Auto
Sunbeam
Quality Lumber “& Supply Co
City Ave
Neville
Ehvalier
Beckley Insulation Co
Greenbrier County
Charles
Worley
Gravely Tractor Sales
Gravely Center
M. G. Champ
Mar
W. Yo
Aly
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