Resignations Accepted By Wyo. School Board
Wyoming County Board of Education accepted 16 resignations at its Pineville meeting. Names include Annabell Bowers and R. Sam Bowers. new assignments, transfers, and hires followed. The board also approved a coal conveyor purchase and named members to the elementary text book committee.
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Wyo
Pineville
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Wyoming County Board of Education
Board of Education
Annabell Bowers
R. Sam Bowers
Roy K. Childers
James Calvert
Barbara Anderson
Maurice Anderson
J. T. Davidson
Jerri Gillenwater
Mack Gillenwater
Arlene Meadows
Donald G. Miller
Glen Runions
Jeanne Runions
Mary Frances Whelan
Mildred Whelan
Grace Y. Worrell
Eileen Burton
Glen Rogers
Garnett Coleman
Oceana
Edward Berger
Ben Dunman
Mullens
Josephine Booker
Juanita Freeman
Herndon
Margaret Lewis
Pauline Saunders
Margarette Swimm
Baileysville
Arnold Ray Brown
Eugene
Carol Musser
Nutzie Murray
Anthony Hurley Jr
Carol Jane Fogleson
Geraldine Legato
Brenton
Geraldine Thomas
Elk Lick
Margaret Stewart
Sandy Basham
Carrie McKinney
Norma Lafferty
Rodney Scott
Reedy
Oscar D. Toler
Road
Sadie Keeney
Wyoming
Edith Sands
Wilda Chenoweth
Baileysville High
Harry Cook
Mullens High
R. E. Lockabill
Pineville High
Bruce Williams
Gene Allen
Allen
Elbert Patton
A. C. Allen
Raymond Green
Pineville No. 1
Frankie Miller
Sidney McGraw
Rennie Hatfield
Murray Morgan
Phyllis Lambert
Genevieve Clay
Fay Adams
Earl Collins
J. R. Newcomb Jr
Harry W. Young
Allan Ledford
Enoch Cook
Silas Lane
Carl Hatfield
Vivian Graham
Wyco
Ralph Irick
Glen Fork
Vannie Fortner
J. M. Dove
Ray Sparks
W. F. England
Mullens High School
Dwight Brooks
Ira Green
Mullens High No
Mount Hope Head Start Showcases Busy Year
Mount Hope Elementary School Head Start pupils, 71 enrolled with 65 regular attendees, learn numerals, reading readiness, drawing, singing and dramatization. Trips included Riner's Dairy Farm, Mount Hope Bank, fire department ride, Whiz Wash, bookstores and temple visits. Reverend Bill Withers and organist Raymond Tissue aided activities. Future tours planned to a bakery and bottling plant.
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Mount Hope
ANS
Myrtle Flaherty
Mount Hope Elementary
Riner
Getewold
Chaétres
Bookinetie
Entcret
Johnson's
Bank of Mount Hope
Mount Hope Baptist Temple
Bill Withers
Raymond Tissue
Ponderosa
Sewell Mountain
Mount Hope Visitors From Several States Stay Local
A Mount Hope update lists visitors and relatives stopping in homes of residents including Mr. and Mrs. Ed Mitchem in Sweenysburg. Names include Mrs. B Frye and Karen Worley of Miami and Charles Godbey family from Baltimore. Several extended visits and travel between Beckley Charleston and Marmet are noted.
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Mount Hope
RNS
Ed Mitchem
Sweeneysburg
B. Frye
Karen
Britt Worley
Miami
Fla
Beckley
Charles Godbey
Charles Richmond
John Smelgues
Glen Harris
Baltimore
Halliwell
Robert Scheer
Earl O. Snyder
Betty Ann Emery
Florence Duncan
Daniel Boone Hotel
Charleston
Daphna Painter
Kilsyth
Helen Lorenzo
Jenny Matulis
Oak Hill
Jimmy Hurt
Washington, D. C
Janet Dorado
Earl Yost Jr
Sam Dorado
Bob Gillespie
Shepherdstown
Painter
Concord College
4-H Members Gather for State Fair Meeting Tonight
Pineville Ma theny School hosts the 4-H clubs meeting at 7 30 p m for members planning to attend the annual state fair. Principal Fergie Scott, a 4 H leader, urges those with projects to be present.
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Pineville
ANS
Matheny
Fergie Scott
David Stewart Speaks At Men's Fellowship
David Stewart of Pineville was guest speaker at the Rockcastle Baptist Church Men's Fellowship in John Borders' home. The group discussed buying a church tape recorder, with Dewey McKinney and Rev. Harry L. Stevens named to a project committee. Next meeting Sept 4 will be a family cookout at Camp Collins near Pineville with Rev. Phillip Graham as principal speaker.
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Pineville
RNS
David Stewart
Rockcastle
Camp Collins
Phillip Graham
Basin
Water Service To Be Extended At Pineville
Pineville Town Council approved extending city water service to the Bearhole Section after a delegation led by Alcovet Carl Tilley and Jess Tilley requested the project. Dick Morgan of the Pineville Junior Chamber of Commerce asked for free public parking on Aug 28 and Sept 4 ahead of the Jaycee Labor Day celebration at Palisades Park, and the council also agreed to place a city limits and speed sign on Welch Road entering Pineville.
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Pineville
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Bearhole
Alcovet Car
Tilley
Jess Tiley
Dick Morgan
Four Wyoming Teachers Attend State Conference
Four Wyoming County teachers attend the State Conference for Vocational Home Economics Teachers at Cedar Lakes this week. Mrs. Murl Collins Pineville High Mrs. Virginia Smith Oceana High Mrs. Hester Murphree Herndon High and Mrs. Virginia Cook Mullens High participate. Topics include Developments in the State Education Program and Developing the Wage Earning Aspect of Home Economics. They assist with conference committees including exhibits and social committees. Mrs. Collins is Southern Regional Future Homemaker Advisor for the coming year.
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Mullens
RNS
Wyoming County
Cedar Lakes
Murl Collins
Pineville High
Virginia Smith
Oceana High
Hester Murphree
Herndon High
Virginia Cook
Mullens High
Collins
Notable Names Recited in Local Listing
A readable fragment lists individuals including Mr. Stevens McKinney Phil lips D Stewart Ace Stewart Ted Kidd Grant Borders Earl Walls Blake Cook Junior Lilly Eugene Cook Dwight Meadows Rev Casey Salome Alvin Goddard E J Hill Jr Bud Vanhoy Jr John Borders Barney Walls and Rev Fergie Scott as part of a community directory or event roster.
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Mr. Stevens
McKinney
Phillips
D. Stewart
Ace Stewart
Ted Kidd
Grant Borders
Earl Walls
Blake Cook
Junior Lilly
Eugene Cook
Dwight Meadows
Casey Salome
Alvin Goddard
E. J. Hill Jr
Bud Vanhoy Jr
John Borders
Barney Walls
Fergie Scott
Lively Family Visits and Travel Across States
Mrs Delia Lively left for Norton Virginia to visit her sons and daughters in law Virgil Lively and family and Lee Ellen who will move to Johnson City Tennessee August 13. Several relatives visited in Beckley and surrounding towns with lengthy itinerary and returns from Ohio Michigan Virginia and Washington DC. Bill Godbey underwent surgery at Beckley Veterans Hospital last week.
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Pax
Delia Lively
Norton
Virgil Lively
Lee Ellen
Johnson City
Tenn
Oral Lively
Fanny
Tena Wingrove
Florence Casto
Point Pleasant
Larry Holley
Tracy Holley
Wyandotte
Mich
Della Tyree
Oak Hill Hospital
Howard Tyree
Rock Lick
Margaret Newsome
Carl Ashley
South Charleston
Hattie Tyree
Maggie Shepherd
Tyree
Bert Griffeth
Lois Pasto
Carl Meador
Kimberly
Montgomery
Ella Shepherd
Beckley
Clara Murdock
Roanoke
Isaac Ellison
Packs Branch
Emmet Tyree
Leonard Ellison
Alexandria
Wayne Foster
Kermit Kinsley
Stevie
Tipp City
Ohio
J. Hazel Lively
Washington, D. C
Taylor Barradaile
Elmer Williams
Toledo
Ray Williams
Bill Godbey
Beckley Veterans Hospital
Escapees Sought From Moundsville Prison Farm Mine
Authorities search for two inmates at Moundsville Penitentiary Kenneth E. Williams 24 and Clifton E. Grose 22. Williams escaped from a cow milking detail at the prison farm while Grose fled a prison mine detail. Williams had a 1 to 10 year sentence for grand larceny from Wayne County in 1964. Grose was serving 1 to 5 years for bigamy from Fayette County.
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Moundsville
UPI
Moundsville Penitentiary
Kenneth E. Williams
Clifton E. Grose
Williams
Wayne County
Grose
Fayette County
Personnel Association To Meet Wednesday In Pineville
The Southern West Virginia Personnel Association will meet at the Cow Shed in Pineville Wednesday night. Fred Shaff of Omar Mining will supervise the program. Guest speaker H. G. Shaffer Jr. of Madison will discuss Workmen's Compensation and changes in the law and advise employers on aiding compensation cases. Members urged to attend the dinner at 6 30 p.m.
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Pineville
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Southern West Virginia Personnel Association
Fred Shaff
Omar Mining Company
H. G. Shaffer Jr
Madison
Shaffer
Pineville Social News Encounters Many Visitors
Pineville brief notes numerous visits and hospital stays. Jimmy Martin of Richlands Virginia visited relatives including Jack D. Martin. Residents welcomed guests from Ashland Kentucky, Bradshaw Virginia, Greensboro North Carolina, Newark Delaware, Pittsburgh Ohio, Huntington West Virginia, Covington Virginia, Glen Burnie Maryland, Monica Pennsylvania, and Ironton Ohio among others. Several locals listed as patients include Joyce Stevens in Welch Grace Hospital and Barbara Ann Halsey in Stevens Clinic Hospital.
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Pineville
Rns
Jimmy Martin
Richlands
Jack D. Martin
Jimmy
Packie Stephenson
Rockview
J. W. Lester
Stephanie
Ashland
L. J. Stephenson
Lacy Wright
Billy
Kathy
Debbie
Harvey Mullens
Mark
April
Bradshaw
Roy E. Martin
Benny Martin
Theresa
Greensboro
Tommy
Joyce) Stevens
Riverdrive
Grace Hospital
Welch
Annette Cook
Paul Cook
Newark
Del
Harry L. Stevens
Charles Cook
Sweetsie Parker
Judy Jones
Charleston
Virginia Beach
Charley Shields
Willa Jackson
Clendenin
Robert Wheeler
Malcolm Wilkenson
David
Johnny
Covington
C. C. Holloway
E. M. Wilkenson
Ray Cook
Barbara and
Doug
Glen Burnie
Pierce Cook
Tom Cook
Keyrock
Barbara Ann Halsey
Stevens Clinic
Marvin Bowyers
Gary
Grady
A. R. Linton
Union
Union High School
Shelby Jean Brooks
Marianna
Melvin Wentz
Melvin Jr
Pauline
Richard
Monica
Wendell Swisher
Salem
Orbie Swisher
Roy Ratliff
Becky
Denny Callahan
Lon F. Byrd
Ironton
Ohio
Johnny Jackson
Ron
WSCS Meets Thursday With We Would See Jesus
L. J. Stephenson to chair the Woman's Society of Christian Service monthly meeting at 7:30 p.m. Thursday in Fellowship Hall First Methodist Church. Topic We Would See Jesus. Assisted by Mrs. R. J. Chenoweth Jr. and Mrs. E. D. Hawley. Hostesses Mrs. Davell V. McGraw Mrs. A. C. Swimm and Mrs. W. W. Bolt.
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Pineville
RNS
L. J. Stephenson
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Fellowship Hall
First Methodist Church
Jesus
R. J. Chenoweth Jr
E. D. Hawley
Daverell V. McGraw
A. C. Swimm
W. W. Bolt
Weekend Visit From Charleston Honored The Arnolds
Nie Greear of Charleston visited Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Arnold and family over the weekend. Mrs. Dolly Lee Carbaugh is pital. Mrs. Vada Jackson of Key rock is a patient in Stevens Clinic Hospital.
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Nie Greear
Charleston
Malcolm Arnold
Dolly Lee Carbaugh
Stevens Clinic
Vada Jackson
Keyrock
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