Supreme Worthy High Priestess Feted at Mt Hope Reception
Mrs. Bernicoe C. Merrill supreme worthy high priestess of the White Shrine of Jerusalem was introduced to members at a reception hosted by Jabal Aleja Shrine in Mt. Hope. More than 100 members from Hinton Richwood Charleston and other areas attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berniece C. Merrill
White Shrine
Jerusalem
Jabal Alreja
Hope
Merrill
J. Ralph Taylor
Waldhmas of
Shepherds, Jabal Alreja Shrine No. 6
Supreme Worthy
Mt. Hope
Mount Hope
RNS
Bernicoe C. Merrill
White Shrine of Jerusalem
Onder
Jabal Aleja Shrine
White Shrine Hall
Hinton
Richwood
Charleston
Worthy Higa
Jane Lee Graham
Thurmond
Jabal Alreja Shrine
Oak Hill
Shepherds
Maybelle C. Weaver
Detroit
Mich
Ruth A. Finegan
Poland
Ohio
Finegan
West Virginia
Bertha Martin
Graham
Supreme Shrine
Cleveland
Jackie Peak
Moon Hope
Noami Frances
Charleston Shrine
Irene Houery
W. K. Evans
Minnie Evans
Richwood Shrine
Zona Sparks
Lewis Sparks
Mary Lee Hollingsworth
Mise Mldred Hollingsworth
Manetho Shrine
Montgomery
Emma Austn
Gladys Davis
Glenna Holland
Fred Holland
Lelia Scarbro
Hallie Overholt
Stella Mantis Shrine
Nellie Loudley
Camma Bishop
Virginia Taylor
Fayetteville
al Ne Amick
Many Tamphie
Alya W. Russell
Margaret Davidson
Judia Shrine
Beckley
David Mullins
E. G. Larrick
H. J. Thorne
D. F. McKenzie
E. §. Pugh
M. W. Arnold
Oak Hill Council Approves 1956 57 Budget Action
Oak Hill City Council approves a 49 616 rover operation budget for 1956 57 and plans a special session Aug 21 after state tax commissioner approval. Receipts estimated at 53 106 with 36 510 from taxes. 7 405 406 assessed valuations. A gross sales tax proposal is under study with 25 000 estimated receipts. Street paving specs to be checked. inspector may be hired. Budget includes 19 monthly for Martin lot behind City Hall. Sup Shrine activity noted with Mount Hope officials visiting and Detroit 1957 session planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Hill
BNS
Joseph Soto
Council
C. R. Hill Jr
J. C. Brown
Wallace Bennett
Brown
J. A. Martin
Martin
City Hall
City Park
Bibb
Horse Show Entries Open for Three Shows at Oak Hills
Horse show secretary Mrs L E Son announced daily entries for three upcoming horse shows at Oak Hills. The notice emphasizes ongoing reception of registrations and details on entry procedures and deadlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Hills
RNS
L. E. Son
Pet and Hobby Show At Sylvester Playground
WHITESVILLE RNS A pet and hobby show drew about 100 children with 13 prize winners last Friday at the Sylvester Playground. Prizes donated by the Sylvester Town Council. judging panel included Rev. William Cox Don Weaver and Ralph Moran. A bicycle and tricycle race for youths up to 16 is planned Friday, as part of a summer series closing next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitesville
RNS
Sylvester
Sylvester Town
William Cox
Don Weaver
Ralph Moran
Orgas
Sylvester Playground
Robert Peale
Ruby Martin
Peale
Loren Shafer
Mayor Shafer
Dewey Harless
Leonard Noel
Joe Lengyl
James Keeney
Raymond Stanley
Sherman Boonetown
Boone County Board of Education
Fritz Salamy
Rev. Cox
Gerald Clench
Randall. Workman
Gus Goggs
Gardeners Meet In Donnelly Home Oak Hill Club Plans Flower Shows
The Oak Hill Garden Club held a lawn picnic at Mrs. C. S. Donnelly's Up son Downs residence with Rev. C. S. Donnelly and guests present. Plans were made for flower shows at the Fayette County Fair and Lookout Fair on Aug. 17. Co-hostesses included Mrs. Hobart Watson and others. many members attended the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Hill
RNS
Fritz Dunlap
Melbourne
Fla
C. D. James
Fayette County Fair
North Fayette County Fair
Lookout
Lookout Garden Club
J. W. Perry
L. E. Thompson
H. A. Berry
D. C. Newell
E. §. Hamilton
C. P Anderson
Dewey Kincaid
W. C. Harvey
J.B. Thompson
J. B. Long
J. W. Jones
R. E. Kelly
A. W. Burdette
G. A. Owens
D. H. Jones
C. P. White
Sheltering Arms
Hill Top
North Fayette County
Lookout Garden Iub
Andrew Easton Jr
Mabel Willson
Wilson
California
City Hall
Morris Wonder
Boy Wins Denver Prize by Naming Cattle at Zoo
Thirteen year old Bobby Peterson won the bicycle first prize for naming two long horn cattle sent to the Denver Zoo. He suggested Sir Loin for the bull and Miss Steak for the heifer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Bobby Peterson
Denver Zoo
Mrs Hamilton Speaks at Garden Club Meeting
Mrs J C Hamilton of Payetteville spoke at the Spade and Trowel Garden Club gathering hosted by Mrs Hugo Bornheim on Woods Ave. She explained "ABC's of Gardening" noting a garden should be an enclosure designed for privacy with evergreen and deciduous shrub balance and divided into public, garden, and private areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vak Hill
RNS
J. C., Hamilton
Payetteville
Spade and Trowe! Garden Club
Hugo Bornheim
Woods Ave
ABC
Appalachian Regional
New Business Building To Rise In Fayetteville
The Cook Department Store will build a brick one story with rear office space on Maples Ave opposite the post office. It plans a 95 foot by 50 foot footprint and occupancy by December 1 if no delays occur. Letcher Cook, owner, notes the store has 18 years in Fayetteville occupying the Love Building’s street floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayetteville
BNS
Cook Department Store
Maples Ave
Letcher Cook
Love
Ramilton
Maple Ave
Court St
Ashland OR and Refining Co
Coun St
Rosalee Banks Reunites with Father After 42 Years
Rosalee Banks of Minden visited her father William Gordon after 42 years. Mr and Mrs Gordon accompanied Banks to her residence and then returned to Youngstown Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosalee Banks
Father
Oak Bill
Rosales Banks
Minden
William Gordon
Mrs. Gordon
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Ruth Finegan
U. S
Yoangstown
Harriett Barrett
No. 6
Patrol
Ruth Clark
Mi. Hape
Clarksburg
Parkersburg
Fayette County
Huntington
Bluefield
Princeton
Logan
Williamson
St. Albans
Collins High
Rosemont
Donnelly Home
Mrs. Hamilton
Business Buiding
Flannelette
Sleepers Co
Raglan
Buster Bromy
Histyre
Murphy's
Main Street
East
Rainelle
Temple Street
Howard Avenue
Mullens
Sopech
Optms
SOM
Ines Tong
Main
Oak Streets
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