Winners Announced In Mullens Club's 4th Flower Show
Laurel Garden Club crowns Mrs. George Fordham Best of Show for the fourth standard flower show held in Mullens with large Moose Ballroom turnout. Mrs. Fordham also captures sweepstakes in design and horticulture, while Mrs. Clyde Byrd wins top in Class A and B design divisions. Junior winner George Fordham Jr. earns a blue ribbon plaque. Linda Butler takes second in Christmas themed arrangement. Luncheon followed judging. Complete winners list details many named participants and varieties across sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Shumate
Harry Woods
George Fordham Jr
Pop
Linda Butler
Moose
the Moose
J. A. Toler
J. J. Compton
Vernon Lawson
Mullens WSCS Circles State Tuesday Meetings
Mullens WSCS Circles of the First Methodist Church will meet Tuesday at 7 30 p m except Circles 7 and 8 which will hold a luncheon in Friendship Hall. Other circles meet at listed homes including 531 Moran Ave 811 Collier St 1006 Johnson Ave 410 Lusk Ave 1014 Guyandotte Ave 712 Moran Ave 504 Dunman Ave 10 Shumate St and 325 Highland Ave.
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Andrew Tilley
Lusk Ave
Roy Williams
Guyandotte Ave
L. C. Stewart
Moran Ave
A. R. Hearn
Dunman Ave
James Kuklke
Shumate St
John A. Robinson
Highland Ave
District Officers Attend WSCS Meeting
Fayetteville clergy and area leaders attended the Fayetteville Methodist Women’s Society of Christian Service meeting in Friendship Hall at 7 30 p m The gathering featured district officers presented by the district president and a program on the Christmas Story led by Circle No 3 Mrs J W Ayers and a cover dish dinner planned for December 11 replacing the regular WSCS meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayetteville
RNS
Missionary Eduation
Circle No. 3
J. W. Ayers
Morris Harvey Alumni Banquet Held In Fayette
Fayetteville brass and Morris Harvey College leaders led a Fayette County Alumni Chapter banquet at the Fayette County Memorial Building. Speakers Leonard Riggleman and Winton Houck stressed alumni work as a campus development fund drive aims for 2.5 million toward a center, gym, library, dorms, and grounds as part of the college’s 75th anniversary celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayetteville
RNS
Leonard Riggleman
Morris Harvey College
Charleston
Winton Houck
Alumni Association
Fayette County
Fayette County Memorial Building
Houck
Circle No. 1
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Fayetteville Methodist Church
Glee Club
Fayetteville High School
Lia Vaglio
Charles S. Thompson
Jan Whanger
Neale Clark
Martha Milton
Charles L. Garvin III
Charlene Hesse
Charles Mize
Patricia Jones
New York
Kenneth Chaffins
Smithers
Huse Memorial Park
Morris Harvey
Rosa
Education official reviews curriculum changes with Mullens teachers
A State Department of Education supervisor C. C. Carter, shown third from left, confers with Conley High School Mullens social studies teachers about proposed changes in curricula.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department of Education
C. C. Carter
Conley High School
Mullens
Rotary Club Meets Montcoal Office Tour
The Whitesville Rotary Club met at Montcoal-Stickney Grade School for dinner. C. O. Kane, program chairman, led members through the new Armco office building at Montcoal, constructed this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montcoal
RNS
Whitesville
Post And Auxiliary Attend Hospital Party
Fayetteville ANS reports Beckley VA Hospital social hosted by LaFayette Post 149 and Auxiliary Wednesday evening. Attendees included John Witt Jr, Walter Caldwell, L G Burdette, Elmer Hess, Ermel Hess, H L Van Camp, Delta Harrah, Harry Aliff, Bill Akers, Claud Bess, Jim Mulligan, Mrs Perry Selvey, and Mrs Daisy Hess. The Legion and Auxiliary served refreshments and distributed cigarettes to ward patients. Entertainment by the Dukes of Dixie from Fayetteville High School, with Neale Clark, John Zorio, and others. The Post also visited two patient members D R Cottle and Kenneth Canterbury Hawkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dukes of Dixie
Fayetteville High School
Neale Clark
Jones
Bill Yoak
Bobby Kincaid
John Zorio
POST
LaFayette Post
D. R. Cottle
Kenneth Canterbury Hawkins
Pettus PTA Sponsors Fall Festival at Elementary School
Pettus Elementary School hosted a Fall Festival sponsored by the Pettus PTA featuring a rummage sale cake walk parcel post Tony Mills Band and a concession booth. Contests included twist events for grades 1 6 7 9 and a senior high group. principal Thereon Daniel leads the five teachers with PTA officers Mrs Leonard Maddy president and others. about 90 PTA members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pettus
RNS
Parent-Teacher Association
Tony Mills
Daniel
PTA
Leonard Maddy
William Smith
Virgil Workman
Bobby Massey
New York City at the Turn of the Century
A concise note situates New York City at the turn of the century, highlighting rapid growth, urban change, and social dynamics shaping the metropolis during the period.
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New York City
Dear Hunting Party Includes Area People
A deer hunting party of more than a dozen persons including Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Clay of Lewisburg left Saturday for a week in Grant County. Others on the trip include Arnett Miller of Beckley, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Stanley of Greenville, Mr. and Mrs. Clonnie Cantley of Rock Creek, Howard Clay of Pettus, Dewey Odell of Rock Creek and sons Earl and Buddy Odell of Cleveland Ohio.
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Lewisburg
ANL
R. C. Clay
Grant County
Arnett Miller
Beckley
C. W. Stanely
Greenville
Clonnie Cantley
Rock Creek
Howard Clay
Pettus
Dewey Odell
and Sons
Earl and
Buddy Odell
Cleveland
Ohio
Foreign Mission Work Outlined By Interpreter
Mrs. Fred Lusk the Rockcastle Association for eign mission interpreter was guest speaker at the Oceana First Baptist Church Woman's Mission Society meeting in Fellowship Hall She spoke on Our Mission Work for 1962 63 in General identifying four areas Hong Kong Korea Okinawa and For
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oceana
RNS
Fred Lusk
Rockcastle Association
Foreign Mission
Woman's Mission Society of the
Oceana First Baptist Church
Fellowship Hall
Mosa
Hong Kong
Luck
Korea
United States
South Korea
North Korea
Okinawa
Formosa
South China Sea
Maude Cozort
Jesus Bear the Cross
Ronald L. Cook
Cozort
Virginia Claypool
Margaret Laing
White Cross
Burma
Assam
Association
John Cameron
Northfork
Ella Shumate
Perry Scott
Hatcher
Ella Bailey
Marsh Fork Club Hears Student Council Panel
The Marsh Fork District Woman's Club met with a panel from Marsh Fork High School Student Council led by sponsor Ralph S. Webb. Pete Bragg spoke on aims, Brinegar shared convention impressions, and Hale outlined the 30th WV Student Councils convention theme Leaders In Our Times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marsh Fork Club
Rock Creek
RNS
Marsh Fork
Woman's Club
Marsh Fork High School
Ralph S. Webb
Jackson’s Mill
Pete Bragg
Miss Brinegar
Jackson's Mill
Miss Hale
West Virginia Association of Student Councils
Beulah Daniel
Warren Webb
Brenda Parolari
Gail Parolari
Kathleen Simmons
Webb
Raleigh
Glenda Lou Tabor
Buster Bradley
Grace Tabor
Fire damages 1956 pickup in Keith
A 1956 model pickup owned by Melvin Wiggin ton Keith was damaged by fire early Saturday around 1 15 a m. Estimated damage reached 500 dollars. The blaze, likely from wiring, drew Whitesville Fire Department to the seven mile scene. Sixteen firefighters responded with the fire ball engine jeep and an ambulance.
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KEITH
RNS
Melvin Wigginton
Whitesville
Sorority Meet Set at Oak Hill Home tonight
Nu Zeta Chapter of Tau Phi Lambda Sorority of Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle will meet at 7 30 p m today in the home of Mrs. Roscoe Holden at 202 Chestnut Ave Oak Hill.
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Oak Hill
Nu Zeta
Tau Phi Lambda
Supreme Forest
Woodmen Circle
Roscoe Holden
Chestnut Ave
Lilly Haven Visitors Return After Kentucky Trip
Lilly Haven residents Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Murphy and daughter Medra Dean returned Sunday after visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. Sherdan Muncy in Lovely Kentucky and stopping in Inez and Williamson. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Murphy included Mrs. Mattie Tiller and Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Webb and son from Columbus Ohio. Miss Madonna Lynn Gibson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Gibson, returned home Tuesday from Memorial Hospital.
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Lilly Haven
RNS
Arnold Murphy
Medra Dean
Sherdan Muncy
Lovely
Inez
Williamson
Ira Murphy
Mattie Tiller
Tommy Webb
Columbus
Ohio
Madonna Lynn Gibson
Clarence Gibson
Man Memorial Hospital
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Ivy
S. E. Johnson
Philodendron
Roger Pritchett
Sansevieren
W. W. Lawson
Dracaena
G. F. Fordham
Dhieffenbachia
Louis Kaman
Felix Robinson
Fred Kingdon
Smith
Fred Richardson
B. W. Steele
A. G. Gilreath
Clyde Byrd
Catherine Stewart
Robert Worrell
Sam Lambert
Ray Bowling
H. H Mounts
L. B. Wickline
Cloyd Blankenship
John Lambert
H. H. Mounts
W. D. Emmons
Joe Cook
Debbie Hill
John Kuhlke
Shirley Bolen
Cathy Adams
Pam Tice
Roberta Shumate
Cathy Kemp
Dana Bailey
Sue Cook
WSCS
Fayette
Chaffins
Clayton Ashworth
Vonna Reed
Mary Kincaid
Chester R. Hager
Fred Coyer
Hayden Thomas
Lonnie O. Kincaid
H. R. Beckelheimer
Tom Bell
Mack Crews
Jean Beverley
Jack Smith
Edna Spangler
Sandra Mulligan
Audrey Williams
Wilma Brooks
Shirley McKown
Lillian Moore
Myrtle Burgess
Owena Burdette
Mary Louise Whitley
Grace Thomason
Opal Burgess
Edith Bess
Education
Conley
Beatrice H
Hazzard
Laurietta L. Davis
Carter and
A. C. Allen
Rotary Club
Pettus Pta
Canada
R. D. Watts Insurance Agency, Inc
Bair Building
Wral Beatuee
Hill and Hill
America
Hill and Hill Distillery CO
Louisville, KY
Kentucky
Marilyn Scott
Connie Humphrey
Barbara Workman
Marilyn Brinegar
Charlotte Hale
Gloria Brinegar
Shagey Shearling Chow
Neville St
van Camp
Pillsbury
Florida
Tann
Morton
Atkinsons
S&h
S&h Green
S&h Gr
Duncan Hines
Maxwell House
Johnstown Rd
Vance Drive
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