Oceana Girls Attend Drum Major Camp
Oceana High School majorettes Donna Acord Peggy Lou Cook and Patsy Conley traveled to Camp Russell in Oglebay Park Wheeling for a two week West Virginia Drum Major and Majorette Camp. Conley earned a drum majorette award last year and will be head majorette this fall. Cook and Acord hold active roles in band and school activities.
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Oceana
RNS
Oceana High
West Virginia
Camp Russell
Oglebay Park
Wheeling
Donna Acord
Jack Acord
Kopperston
Peggy Lou Cook
Otis Cook
Patsy Conley
Reuble Conley
Acord
Miss Conley
Miss Cook
OHS
Future Homemakers of America
Future Journalist Club
Toneda Baptist Church
Baptist Youth Fellowship
Rockcastle Association Fellowship
Toneda Sunday School
Daily Vacation Bible School
Laurel Park
Cancer Fund
Oceana Woman's Club
Fayette Historical Society To Buy Land
A called meeting of the Fayette County Historical Society met at the Col George W Imboden property in West Ansted with Rev Shirley Donnelly presiding. The group reported funds toward purchasing the property as a museum office and meeting place. the option expired Saturday. Plans for improvements were discussed and tentative. Attendees included members of the Ansted Junior Civic Club and local residents and officials.
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Ansted
ANS
Fayette County Historical Society
George W. Imboden
West Ansted
Shirley Donnelly
Oak Hill
R. H. Massey
Elsie Neff
Rae Maties
Hico
H. R. Beckleheimer
Fayetteville
Metta Skages
Vernon Kincaid
Fred M. Nussaum
Pineville Social News From A Weekend Visit Roundup
Pineville residents and guests share weekend visits and travels. Mr. and Mrs. A C Swimm visited in Princeton. Revered W R McCoy and companions attended Rockcastle Baptist Association at Calvary Baptist Jaeger. Beaumont visitors Ben Thore and daughter Barbara visited Pineville.
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Pineville
Ruth Elkachurn
Joan Stump
Grantsville
Bernard Stump
Pete
Susie Stump
Alfred Stump
Pat Parks
Welch
Roanoke
W. W. Bolt
Wilburn and
Jimmy
Warren G. Bolt
Cadson
Ala
W. O. Beavers
Huntington
William Burton
W. V. McNamar
Logan
Burton
Eugene L. Neal
Phelps, Ky
Local residents hosting guests from near and far
Fayetteville visits list several households entertaining relatives and friends from Dayton Ohio Lanark Towson Maryland Pasadena Maryland Gassaway and New York City with extended stays at Wiseman Avenue Wise man and Reynolds Street sites. Guests include Ed Nepher June, Norman Poff couple, Mary Hash and children, Carl Taylor, Benjy and Barbara Williams, Anna Sue Lambert, Paul McKown, W C TI, Helen Evans and Frances Evans among others.
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Fayetteville
Rns
Ed Nepher
June
Dayton
Ohio
Norman Poff
Reynolds Street
Carl Taylor
Mary Hash
East Maple Street
Joe Boom
Rena Kay
Towson, Md
Sam Crawford
W. Wiseman Ave
B. K. Williams
Barbara
Benjy
Pasadena
J. M. Eubank
Anna Sue Lambert
Gassaway
Paul McKown
W. C. Egar Jr
W. C. TI
New York City
C. L. Wiseman
Fayette Avenue
E. C. Wiseman
Helen Evans
Greensboro
N. C
Frances Evans
Huntington
Clear Fork Girl Honored On Birthday
Miss Phyllis Simpson celebrated her 16th birthday with a lawn party at her parents home. Attendees included Bonnie Hughes and many neighbors and relatives. Her brother Mitchell Dale Simpson, 10, also had a birthday party with games and refreshments hosted by his mother and Phyllis.
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Clear Fork
BNS
Phyllis Simpson
Charlie Simpson
Bonnie Hughes
John
Jimmy
Bobby Acord
Roger Jeffrey
Arnold Cook
Norma Jean Gregory
Homer
Edward Chambers
Joe
Roberta Wimmer
David Ellis
Biff Hinkle
Rita Short
Francis Short
Phyllis Short
Carolyn Short
Wayne
Neal
Joann
Stevie
Phyllis
Vickie
Sherry
Ricky
Martha Aliff
Rusty Fuller
Troy Belcher
Charlotte Short
Peggy
Elmer Lee Simpson
Visitors and relocations in Mount Hope area families
Mr Hope and Mrs Smith host visitors from Miami and Bradley with Brenda McGraw visiting her grandmother. Numerous relatives travel from Chicago Virginia and Beckley to visit Kilsyth Beckley and Oak Hill households. Moves announced in Kilsyth and Main Street homes, with many family ties and employment details.
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H. W. Smith
Bradley
Lawrence Branscome
Miami
Fla
Mount Hope
Brenda McGraw
Bill McGraw
Pearl McGraw
Tommy Lawton
Princeton
Mike Bolen
Chicago
George Lawton
John Sears
East End
Oak Hill
Price Hill
Jim Blanchard
Bluefield
Ed Blanchard
Betty
Kilsyth
Bob Moss
Bobby
Tony
Ricky
Mike
Debbie
Terry Wayne
Henry Bailey
Milton
Kenny Evans
Virginia
Charles Puckett
Pete Bierne
Pat Day
Cindy
Michael
Beckley
Larry Tyree
Toni
Winston-Salem
N. C
Sonja Jane Puckett
Bruce Ramsey
David and
Mary
Columbus
Ohio
Elden Bennett
Charlie Black
Sun
Lake Thompson
Glen Lynn
J. C. Sutphin
Oakvale
Mike Dent
Kellysville
Bill Straub
Robert Andrews
Wellsville
Marvin Beverley
Beverleys
W. E. Lawton
Main Street
Bill Bazo
Wheeling
Brown Street
T. A. Warren
U. S. Bureau of Mines
Rodney Gillispie
Melanie Ann
Radcliff, Ky
French James
Corbit Bailey
Mrs. Gillispie
Theormer Edith James
Former Hillsdale youth charged with murder in New Jersey
Robert Lee Carter 17 admitted killing Bertha McCormack 63 in North Bergen after she refused to lend him her car. A Hudson County Juvenile Court judge ruled he should be tried as an adult, and jurisdiction was transferred to the county prosecutor. Police report four skull fractures as the cause of death, with the body found in her basement apartment on 46th Street after neighbors alerted authorities. Carter had lived with her for two weeks and worked as a factory hand.
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Jersey City
N. J
Hillsdale
Robert Lee Carter
Hudson County Juvenile Court
Morris E. Barison
West Virginia
North Bergen
Carter
Bertha McCormack
46Th St
Baris
William J. Reilly
McCormack
Rebekah President To Attend Oak Hill Meet
Laurel Rebekah Lodge No. 207 says state president Margie Brady will attend the Aug. 18 meeting at Oak Hill. Dinner is at 6 30 p m followed by a sing time for Odd Fellows and Rebekahs at 8 p m Aug. 20 at the Odd Fellows Hall. Attendees include Martha Snedden, Myra Douglas, Kath leen Arthur, Madian Sexton, and others.
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Oak Hill
RNL
Laurel Rebekah Lodge No. 207
Margie Brady
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs
Odd Fellows Hall
League Leading Tigers Stomp Giants 5-1
The Tigers widened their second half lead by defeating the Giants 5-1 in Little League play. They scored three runs in the fourth and two in the fifth, securing their 12th win in 14 second-half starts. The Giants lone run came in the bottom of the fourth.
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Oak Hill
RNS
Tigers
Giants
GWINN
Ernie Murphy
Senators
Red Legs
Matheny
del Staten
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