Carol Holley Weds Stephen Markham in Dundalk Church
The August 10 wedding at Waters Edge Baptist Church in Dundalk Maryland joined Miss Carol Sue Holley and Stephen Wayne Markham. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. Marshall W. Parsons with aunt Thelma Boggs and Mrs. Holley as attendants. The bride, a Pax High School attendee, wore a beige sheath and orchid bouquet. The groom, a Pax High School graduate, served four years in the Air Force and works for Westinghouse in Columbus Ohio. A reception followed at the Wiley home in Dundalk with family and friends attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PAX
RNS
Waters Edge Baptist Church
Dundalk
Carol Sue Holley
Tracey Holley
Lively
Stephen Wayne Markham
William Markham
Long Branch
Marshall W. Parsons
Thelma Boggs
Pax High
Ohio
Pax High School
U. S. Air Force
Columbus
Westinghouse
Ray Wiley
James Black
Arthur Cosser
Bill Boggs
Holley
Fayette Clubs Schedule for August Meetings
The Fayette calendar lists weekly meetings from August 15 to 20. Circle No 2 of Mount Hope Presbyterian meets at Flat Top Lake. other church women groups gather at the Mount Hope churches. the Dynamic Christian Fellowship plans a Mount Hope Baptist Temple study. White Shrine Patrol and choir dinners, Board of Christian Education, Baptist Jubilee Advance, Lions Club dinner, Samaritan Society, and the Fayette Association Baptist Youth Fellowship retreat are scheduled across Monday through Saturday with various local venues. MacDonald Lodge No 103 meets at 7:30 p.m. at the Masonic Hall on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Hope Baptist Temple
White Shrine Patrol
White Shrine Hall
Mount Hope Presbyterian Church
Board of Christian Education and
Baptist Jubilee Advance
Mount Hope Lions Club
Samaritan Society of the First Church of God
Fayette Association Baptist Youth Fellowship
Minden Baptist Church
MacDonald Lodge No. 103
Masonic Hall
Switzerland Controls Post and Telegraph Lines in Liechtenstein
Switzerland administers all post and telegraph lines in Liechtenstein, a small principality of about 65 square miles on the right bank of the Rhine River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Switzerland
Liechten- Stein
Rhine River
Oceana Family Visits and Local Updates
Oceana and Myrtle Beach visitors include Lynn and a grandmother with relatives. Sgt Freddie Fletcher and family from Camp LeJeune visit Minnie Hawkins and Fred W. Cook. Gladys Thompson vacations with James T. Richardson family. Bobby Roach returns from Charleston to relatives. Cris Fisher hospitalized in Beckley. H K Meredith seeks medical care in Charleston. Dean Gray and Melinda Gray enjoy Claytor Lake weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oceana
RNS
Lynn
Myrtle Beach
N A
Lee Ities
Mora Chambers
Freddie Fletcher
Eddie
Anne
Camp LeJeune
S. C
Minnie Hawkins
Fred W. Cook
Gladys Thompson
Virginia
James T. Richardson
Bobby Roach
Charleston
Philip M. Roach Jr
John Shannon
Cris Fisher
Beckley Hospital
Beckley
H. K. Meredith
Dean Gray
Melinda
Claytor Lake
Matheny Girl Attends National Convention in Tennessee
Miss Sharon Browning 18, daughter of Mr and Mrs Clair Browning of Matheny, leaves for Memphis to compete in the National Convention of the Church of God after winning the West Virginia state Bible quiz trophy in Beckley. She is an Oceana High School graduate, active in church and student groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matheny
ANS
Sharon Browning
Clair Browning
Memphis
Tenn
Church of God
Browning
West Virginia
Beckley
Matheny Church of God
Willing Worker
Oceana High School
National Honor Society
Bible Re
Future Ho! of America
Tri-Hi-Y
OHS Chorus
Tribal Council
Business Machines
OHS
Ruby Coleman Weds A J Kokoski in Oak Hill Ceremony
Miss Ruby Ellen Coleman daughter of Mrs Myrtle Adkins and the late Royal Coleman and Albert J Kokoski son of Mrs Nellie Nowlin and the late Ambrose Kokoski were married in a double ring ceremony at Rev Fred Oxendale's home Oak Hill. The bride wore a white street length dress with a scooped neckline and rhinestone bandeau. They will reside in Middletown Ohio where he works for Black Clawson Machine Co. He taught at Pax High School and is a member of the Oak Hill Lions Club. The bride attended Pax High School and worked as a switchboard operator at Beckley Memorial Hospital. Attendants included Mrs Fred Oxendale and Mr and Mrs William L Snyder. The Sealing ter of Mr or Mrs Foster of Weirwood is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PAX
RNS
Fred Oxendale
Oak Hill
Ruby Ellen Coleman
Myrtle Adkins
Royal Coleman
Albert J. Kokoski
Nellie Nowlin
Ambrose Kokoski
William L. Snyder
Pax High School
Beckley Memorial Hospital
Clarksburg Man To Head Hotels Assn
William J. Wiggins of Clarksburg was elected president of the West Virginia Hotels Association at a weekend meeting in White Sulphur Springs, succeeding Richard E. Holtzman of White Sulphur Springs. Harry Stern of Logan was chosen as an officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Sulphur Springs
William J. Wiggins
Clarksburg
The
West Virginia Hotels Assn
Richard E. Holtzman
Harry Stern
Logan
STEP Employs 24 Counties on 31 New Projects
The Conservation Department reported 329 STEP employees across 31 projects in 24 counties, up 85 from a month ago. About four million dollars has been appropriated for state parks forests and related areas, with 1,200 unemployed expected to gain work. Projects include Burch's Run Lake Marshall County and several tower, trail and park improvements across Randolph Pocahontas Kanawha Mercer and other counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill
Hubert
Butch Winston
Marrieta
Ohio
Conservation Department
Warren Lane
Burch
Kumbrabow State Forest
Randolph County
Seneca State Forest
Pocahontas
Bluestone State Park
Hinton
Lost River State Park
Hardy County
Pinnacle Rock State Park
Mercer County
Cal Price State Forest
Grandview State Park
Beckley
Marshall
Randolph
Wayne
Mercer
Monongalia
Preston
Fayette
Greenbrier
Kanawha
McDowell
Summers
Mason
Braxton
Boone
Upshur
Taylor
Barbour
Tucker
Nicholas
Raleigh
Webster
Hardy
Ritchie
Charleston official named vice president and treasurer
D. C. Pierce of Charleston named vice president and treasurer with Miss Elsa Hamilton of Bluefield serving as executive secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C. Pierce
Charleston
Elsa Hamilton
Bluefield
Actium Battle Records in Ancient Greece
Actium was an ancient Grecian town where Octavius defeated Antony in 31 B. C. The decisive naval clash ended the Roman civil war and solidified Octavius as the ruler of Rome, shaping subsequent centuries of Mediterranean power.
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Actium
Octavius
Antony
Bryant Add On Gas Air Conditioner for whole home
Gas heat costs as much as electric with potential annual savings in hundreds. A Bryant Add On Gas Air Conditioner connects to existing gas heating to provide full home cooling. Arkla-Server Air Conditioner offers heating and cooling with low monthly payments for builders or buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryant
NAACP Leader Questions Beating Allegation in Charleston
Willard L. Brown, president of the Charleston NAACP, says he is inclined to doubt that an Ohio boy beaten after a football game was assaulted by local Negroes. Fred Tipton, 16, of Ironton, was treated for bruises and two missing teeth after the incident. Brown and others are combing the city for facts, stressing that racial harmony in Charleston remains strong and condemning any escalation.
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Charleston
The
NAACP
Ohio
Fred Tipton
Ironton
Bob Crouse
Tipton
Willard L. Brown
Turnpike Will Owe Only Bondholders Soon
Charleston AP The West Virginia Turnpike Commission will have paid all construction costs within a week and will owe only bondholders. Manager W E Stahl reported over 10 000 checks have been issued for 133 1000 000 borrowed to build the 88 mile line from Charleston to Princeton. Interest at about 5 613 000 annually has been in arrears as revenue for the first half of this year reached only one sixth of the needed amount. Bondholders expect possible inclusion in the Interstate system to provide relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
West Virginia Turnpike Commission
W. E. Stahl
Commission
Princeton
Stahl
Public hearing on Bluefield charter change set today
The city of Bluefield schedules a public hearing on a proposed change to the city charter. The plan by the Greater Bluefield Jaycees would allow all five directors to be elected at large, replacing the current system requiring one director from each of five districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield
Ce Tod Nice
Greater Bluefield Jaycees Inc
Families Visit and Travel Notes in Mt Hope Area
Mt Hope area social notes recount visits by Walters Richeson Hinchey Bl Martin families to Sweet Springs and Routes to Richmond Columbus and Wayside. Vacationers include Bob Mike Cantley Lewis James and Ronald Bee Cantley from Beckley. Mrs Fontana Payne moves to Stadium Terrace and Scouting trip to Dilleys Mill is noted. Extended visits involve Hager Lowe Nichols Duke Spinks Flaherty and others in Ohio Pennsylvania and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Hope
Rns
H. E. Walters
Charleston
Fannie Richeson
Maggie Hinchey
George Clark
Hinchey
Andrew S. Rowan
Sweet Springs
Myrtle Beach
N. C
Ralph Dorsey
Mary Jean
Ben
John
Jane
Robert Martin
Karen
Columbus
Ohio
Marcum Parker
Randy
Edward Martin
V. L. Martin
Parker
Richmond
Huntington
Ann Fontana Payne
Stadium Terrace
Tommy Kochinsky
Eugene Gast
William
Lewis Burruss
Dilley’s Mill
Pocahontas County
Thomas Allamon
Ronald Cantley
Beckley
Ronald Bee Cantley
Ray Edward Allamon
Buunswick
Ray Duke
Pearl Duke
Scottdale
Stella Spinks
Katherine Neely
Conrad
Arthur Spinks
Myrtle Flaherty
New England
New York
United Nations
Chinatown
R.C
John Hager
D. D. Nichols
Cleveland
James Lowe
Montgomery
Hagers
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Carol Holley
Stephen Markham
Fayette Clubs
Beckley Ice & Feed CO
Prince St
NeviLle St
Vents
Ruby Coleman
A. J. Kokoski
George Painter
Dan Painter
Ypsilanti
Mich
Bonnie Pew
Jacksonville
Fla
Leonard Stanley
Milburn
Thurman Tincher
Paint Creek
Ernie Morris
Oak Mill Hospital
Charles Hall
Cathy
E. C. Waugh
Charlie Hall
Gene Fitzpatrick
Ypsilanti, Mich
Edgar Fitzpatrick
Oak Hill Hospital
J. P. Scarbro
C. D. Scarbro
Delaney
Crab Orchard
Fred Compton
E. Compton
Charlie Blake
Rosa Evans
Ted Parker
Gloria
Amere Gas Utilities Company
Beal Boy
Turnpike
Mt. Hope
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