Oxley Stuch Vows Are Read Tuesday
Mount Hope couple Dreama Gay Stuch and William D. Oxley Jr. wed at Mount Hope Baptist Temple in a 5 p.m. double ring ceremony officiated by Rev. Harry R. Dias Jr. The bride, daughter of Luis F. Stuch and spouse, wore Chantilly lace over taffeta with a white Bible bouquet. Attendants included maid of honor Dorcus Hodges and best man John Tennant. A reception followed at the bride's home with guests from Huntington, Oak Hill, Scarbro and Beckley. The couple will reside in Newport, North Carolina after a reception trip.
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Mount Hope
RNS
Mount Hope Baptist Temple
Dreama Gay Stuch
William D. Oxley Jr
Harry R. Dias Jr
Luis F. Stuch
Barbara Gene Oxley
Oak Hill
William D. Oxley
Raymond Tissue
Jerry Lewallen
Dorcus Hodges
Huntington
John Tennant
Luis Emory Szuch
David Oxley
William Dale Stuch
Barbara Neudek
Ann Caponite
Barbara Bozo
Scarbro
Mount Hope High School
St. Mary’s School of Nursing
Collins High School
United States Navy
Cherry Point Marine Base
Cherry Point
N.C
Newport
Lawrence L. Warden
David
Danny
Beckley
James Merz
Lewis
Columbus
Ohio
Connie Sparacino
Long Life Recipe From 100-Year-Old Laborer
In Lima Peru at age 100 Miguel Utria still works as a construction laborer and shares his longevity formula avoid sleep, drink a daily glass of white wine, and keep away from women.
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Lima
Peru
UPI
Miguel Utria
Methodist Circles Share Program Topic
Four teen members of the Brooke Cooke Circle of the First Methodist Church met Tuesday night at Mrs. Ernest Hays home to hear Mrs. Richard L. Huffman speak on Make a Living Witness using a painted illustration. A business session followed with hostess duties by Mrs. C. H. Mathena.
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Jack Lambert
R. J. Chenoweth Jr
T. G. Morgan
W. C. Bailey Jr
Ruby Layman
C. E. Wilks
WSCS
Huffman
Mathena
Curtis Moore
Macre Bailey
East Pineville
Hays
McGraw
Emma Johnson
Sue Bailey
Goodwin Jarvis
Vaughan Stewart
Murray Morgan
O. B. Martin
E. D. Strohecker
Maple Fork Church Prepares for Homecoming Service
Maple Fork Baptist Church will host homecoming with special music and an afternoon sermon. A noon dinner precedes performances by Maple Fork Quartet, Red Star Quartet, The Martin Sisters of Carlisle, and Lou ise Ellison of Cranberry. Rev Henry Smith of Lanark will speak. Rev C H Painter will deliver the 11 a.m. sermon after Sunday School at 10.
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Maple Fork
RNS
Maple Fork Baptist Church
George Davis
Red Star Quartet
Martin Sisters of
Carlisle
Louise Ellison
Cranberry
Henry Smith
Lanark
C. H. Painter
Man struck by sport car in Manchester. injured passenger
Ralph Hubbard, 51, was struck by a sport car convertible while crossing a Manchester street. He was flipped into the bucket seat beside the driver who drove to Manchester Memorial Hospital with his passenger. Hubbard was reported in fair condition.
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Manchester, Conn
UPI
Ralph Hubbard
Manchester Street
Manchester Memorial Hospital
Hubbard
Rev Dean Bailey Returns as Ravencliff Church Pastor
New Ravencliff residents Reverend Dean Bailey and his wife return home to assume the pastorate of the Church of God of Prophecy in Ravencliff after serving six years in Covington Virginia. He previously led Glen Fork Callahan Glasgow and Buffalo Ridge churches, with a nine church career including Cliffdale. His daughters Quentin Stewart and Ira Lafferty, son D J Bailey, and families reside in Ravencliff, alongside the late Carl Bailey’s family. He follows Reverend G A Sanner, named state overseer.
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Ravencliff
Dean Bailey
Covington
Bailey
Church of God of Prophecy
Mill Branch
Potts Creek
Glen Fork
Callahan
Glasgow
Buffalo Ridge
Stewart
Cliffdale
Quentin Stewart
Ira Lafferty
D. J. Bailey
Carl Bailey
G. A. Sanner
Entry Schedule Posted For 8th Mullens Horse Show
Mullens Horse Show sponsored by the Wyoming Saddle and Bridle Club will be held Sept 8-9. Entries from several states expected for the eighth annual event. Saturday events include hunter hack and various walking and gaited classes, jumper warm up, and costume and musical chairs. Sunday features jumper stake, gaited stakes, equitation, parade horse stake, and roadster and hunter stakes.
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Mullens Horse Show
Mullens
RNS
Wyoming Saddle and Bridle Club
Hunter Hack
Pleasure Horse
Equitable
Burglar Says Cop Helped in Lumber Co. Thefts
A convicted burglar testified that a Bluefield police sergeant aided him in several lumber company burglaries by warning of approaching police and receiving some loot. Sgt. Eugene Kirk faced burglary charges as the second Bluefield officer on trial. The witness, Ira Mathena, said he phoned Kirk before the jobs in 1958 and left goods on his porch or in a patrol car. Another accomplice, Kenneth Murphy, corroborated contact with Kirk during the scheme.
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Princeton
UPI
Bluefield
Ira Mathena
Virginia
Eugene Kirk
Kirk
Ted Land
Mercer County Criminal Court
The
Bailey
Mathena
Kenneth Murphy
Owens-Illinois Plant Manager Gels Transfer
Oliver F. Runde, a 25 year veteran, will transfer from Charleston to head a new Owens-Illinois plant at Charlotte Michigan. Charleston plant to stop glass container production in November. Runde previously managed the Fairmont plant before arriving in Charleston in 1961. The firm says it may repurpose Charleston facilities for other uses.
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Charleston
UPI
Owen-Illinois
Charlotte
Mich
Oliver F. Runde
Runde
Owens-Illinois
Fairmont
Decline in Food Spending Share Since 1888
In 1888 the U S Department of Agriculture found most wage earners spent at least half their income on food. Today average per capita food spending amounts to only one fifth of disposable income.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Oak Hill Park Board Elects Recreation Officers
The Oak Hill City Recreation Commission held its first meeting at City Hall naming Floyd Warrick Jr as chairman Walter Brown as vice chairman and Paul Allen as secretary. A $2000 annual park budget was approved for operating the city park with expenses itemized and a plan to install two mercury lights to deter vandalism. A committee will fit wood shutters on the Scout cabin and a special meeting was set for Friday at 6 30 p m to assess park needs. Members include Warrick Brown Allen and others.
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Oak Hill
RNS
Oak Hill City
Ark
Little League Commission
Park Commission
Recreation Commission
Warrick, Brown
Allen
Edward Lewis
Ernest Goode
Fred Waugh
Gene Cavindish
Eva Estes
Harold Hall
State Fair Horse Show Winners Announced
Final winners at the 1962 State Fair of West Virginia horse show are listed across multiple classes. Winners include Rubber Ball and Shenandoah in Class 37 Jumper Stake, Shenandoah and Eight Ball in Class 37A Champion ship, Midnight Nancy Page and Merry Man in Class 40 Walking Horse, For est Hills in Class 41 Roadster to Bike, Sterling Silver King in Class 42 Parade Horse, Southern Scandal and Hope Again in Class 43 Three Gaited, Cap Wilson and Jane Allen in Class 39, Mona tico ts Dream in Class 44 Hackney Pony, and Dictator s Master and other top riders in Class 45 Five Gaited. Names tied to exhibitors span Wylie Farm Grace to Peters burg and many Virginia and North Carolina stables.
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Lewisburg
ANS
West Virginia
Wylie Farm of
Grace
Robert Wyle
Shenandoah
Ora Carver
Winford
Ohio
Nadine Carver
Dishon Farms
Draper
Norris W. Dishon
C. L. Brown
War
Clyde Inscore
Merry Man
Theodore Buckland
Peterstown
Mr. Merry Mount
Bilder
Harrisonburg
Bill Rolston
Fascinating Rhythm
Clark Ott
Fairmont
Robert
Bob) Reid
Eugene McKenzie
David McKenzie
Forest Hills
Why Worry Farm
Mt. Clare
Keith Cooper
Frisco
F. C. Lambert
Waynesboro
Hydramatic
Franky Lambert
Sterling Silver King
Sterling Farms
Reedsville
Larry Jobes
Ebony Prince
Claude Tatterson
the Twister
Fred Pierce
Beaver
Roger Dean Chevrolet
Charleston
Jim Ragsdale
Phin Horton
Winston Salem
N. C
Billy Joe Doub
Reba
C. W. McGlothlin
Princeton
C. W. McGlothin
Kemp Gilmer III
Lebanon
Ernett Eleinback
Circleville
Junior Sullivan
Pat Townsend
Petersburg
Claude Shifler
Martie Peavine
Bryant Stables
Miss Sherry Bryant
Denmark
Pearl
Rosemar Farm
Parkersburg
W. S. Boreman
Cap Wilson
Why Worry ‘Farm
Uncle Charlie
Dorsey Knob Stables
Morgantown
Suzzie Solomon
Jane Allen
Mary Rolston
Merry Harmony
Elva Cale
Bucky Cahoon
Clifton Forge
Louise Allen
Renee Bryant
Bonnie Boggs
Sprague
Fort Chiswell
Max Meadows
Garnett Davis Jr
Sir Echo
Betsy Smith
Marion
Wayne Walters
Keith Pritchard
Winston- Salem
Rivesville Receives 200000 Loan for Sewage Project
Rivesville West Virginia secured a 200000 loan from the Community Facilities Administration for sewage facilities construction. The federal water pollution control program will cover the remaining project cost of 77788.
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Washington
UPI
Rivesville
W. Va
Community Facilities Administration
Annual forestry needs of tobacco industry itemized
The tobacco industry plans require 60 million pounds of paper, 100 million square feet of paperboard, and 36 million pounds of cellophane for annual needs. This highlights the scale of raw materials used in packaging and product wrapping.
Missing items from New York subways stun riders
New York City Transit Authority reports over 45 thousand articles left on subway cars in the past year. Among items recovered were false teeth jewelry eyeglasses eyeglasses bass fiddles headstones and even 50 thousand dollar bonds.
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NEW York
UPI
New York City Transit Authority
Edna Rae Wells Named MYF’er of the Month at Mullens Church
Edna Rae Wells daughter of Mr and Mrs Raymond Wells of White Avenue has been chosen MYF er of the month at First Methodist Church Mullens She serves as witness and was its delegate to the annual youth conference at Wesleyan College She is a Mullens High School junior and member of the Future Homemaker Club and worthy associate advisor of the Rainbow for Girls Mul lens Chapter 19 She attended leadership training camp at Horseshoe Camp sponsored by the Mullens Lions Club
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Edna Rae Wells
First Methodist Church
Mullens
Raymond Wells
White Avenue
Edna Rae
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Wesleyan College
Mullens High School
Future Homemaker Club
Order of Rainbow For Girls
Camp Horseshoe
Mullens Lions’ Club
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Maple Fork Church States Homecoming
Raleigh Register
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Owens-Illinois Plant Manager
Oak Hill Park Board
Council
City General Fund
Warrick
State Fair Horse Show
Gefs
Call Home Modernization Co. Ph
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Jones & Spry
S&h
Pahl Tae
Horsey Brand Grapefruit
Horsey Brand
U.S
Mullens, W. VA
Penneys
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