Talent Show by Future Business Leaders of America
Mullens chapter hosts talent show and Christmas number to benefit charity. Acts draw from Raleigh and Wyoming Counties with top prizes for first and third places. Pictured participants include Donna Kincaid Mary Monroe David Cook Dana Kee Shutt Rena Nichols Theresa Patrick Jackie Ford Jenny Lambert Ricky Phillips Lisha Mayse Debbie Endows Barbara Patent Lisa Pauley Holland Mayse Andy Stewart and Michelle Nichols.
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Ten Little Indians
Mullens
Future Business Leaders of America Club
Raleigh County
Wyoming County
Donna Kincaid
Mary Monroe
David Cook
Dana Kee Shutt
Rena Nichols
Theresa Patrick
Jackie Ford
Jenny Lambert
Ricky Philips
Lisha Mayse
Debbie Endows
Ae Oe
Barbara Patent
Lisa Pauley
Holland Mayse
Andy Stewart
Michelle Nichols
Man 80 Sued For Adultery In Divorce Action
In Wilmette, Illinois, 80 year old John Amos faces adultery charges in a divorce filing by his wife Gertrude. She alleges he squandered money on horse racing, presenting parimutuel tickets in court. Amos’s counsel argues the accusation is impossible. she seeks alimony and restrictions on contact with a woman referred to as Jane Doe.
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Chicago
UPI
John Amos
Amos
Gertrude
Wilmette
Norman Becker
Edward Koza
Becker
Jane Doe
Deaf Man Perfects Midget Transistor Hearing Aid
An extremely small hearing aid using a tiny energized unit has been perfected by a hard of hearing inventor. The device makes whispers clear, and readers are urged to write HEARING, 711 Worley Road, Beckley West Virginia for information at no cost or obligation.
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Worley Road
Beckley
W. Va
Adv
Ship Jumper as First Immigrant Under New Law
The first immigrant admitted under the liberalized 1963 policy is Salvatore Esposito of Naples. A State Department official in Italy notified Rep. John J. Rooney that Esposito, 29, now has a visa to join his wife and young son in Brooklyn. He plans to sail to New York on December 15 and work at his brother in law's Brooklyn pizza parlor.
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Washington
UPI
United States
State Department
Italy
Salvatore Esposito
Naples
John J.rooney
D-N.y
Esposito
Dew Brooklyn
New York
Indaw
Brooklyn
Three Judge Panel Condemns KKK In Louisiana Case
A federal three judge panel in New Orleans condemned the Ku Klux Klan in the Bogalusa area as a menace and said an injunction may be issued after government lawyers prepare a formal proposal. The ruling stressed the Klan's intimidation tactics were unacceptable to public order.
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New Orleans
UPI
Bogalusa
Senna
Sailee
Herbert W Berry
Robert A. Ainsworth Page
Justice Department
You can get out of this world by becoming an astronaut
A concise insight compares two routes to leaving Earth, highlighting astronaut training as a path to space and contrasting it with the risks of careless driving as an alternative, metaphorically suggesting escape from everyday limits.
Commodities Distributed to 105,016 West Virginia Needy
USDA food aid reached 105,016 needy West Virginia residents in October, down 23,004 from September. Kanawha Webster and Lincoln counties adopted the Food Stamp program on Nov. 1, with commodities including beans beef butter cheese cornmeal flour lard tea rice and rolled oats. The program is run by the Consumer and Marketing Service which sets state standards and coordinates distribution.
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New York
N. Y
U. S. Department of Agriculture
West Virginia
Hilip B. Hearn
USDA
Consumer and Marketing Service
Dowell
Logan
Boone, Fayette
Raleigh
Kanawha
Clay
Web
Ster
Lincoln
Webster
Partics
Mourners Cars Collide At Crossing Killing Two
Two funeral mourners died in a collision at a rural intersection near Wilmington Illinois. Walter Hatley aged 68 and his wife Gertrude 65 were killed when their car struck Herbert Warrimer 53 of Wilmington driving another vehicle. Warrimer and a passenger were hospitalized. The crash occurred while mourners traveled to pay respects for William Harding 66 of Ritchie who had died earlier.
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Wilmington
Ill
UPI
Walter Hatley
Chicago
Gertrude
Herbert G. Warrimer
William Harding
Ritchie, Ill
Warrimer
Hatley
Wyoming County 4-H Achievement Program at Itmann Grade School
The 4-H clubs of Wyoming County hold their annual Achievement Program at Itmann Grade School starting at 7 p.m. The event honors outstanding 4-H members from the past year, followed by recreation directed by county extension agents.
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Itmann
RNS
Wyoming County
Trucking Firm Sues for 6500 Damages in Auto Crash
Fayet te County filings show McLean Trucking Co filing an auto damage suit after a Route 601 crash near Barboursville. Alleged driver negligence by a pickup led to the $6,500 claim. Other suits list Valley Leasing, Hertz Rent-A-Car, and multiple promissory note actions with Fayetteville and Oak Hill attorneys.
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Fayetteville
RNS
Fayette County
McLean Trucking Co
Paradia Valley Produce Co
Barboursville
Alleg
Pew
John S. T
Charleston
Saints
William Sheffield
Hertz
Wausau Paper Mills Co., Inc
Valley Leasing Co., Inc
Arnold J. Apfelbeck and
Miller Tire Sales, Inc
Viirginia Turnpike
Arnold J. Apfelbeck
Huntington Wholesale Furniture Co., Inc
Wayne Furniture Co
Harold E. Stinnett
T. E. Myles
Fay—e
Montgomery One Bank
D. W. Brown
George L. Vickers
West Virginia
G. Thomas Battle
Barbara Gale
Happiness grows as you share it with others
A reflective note on happiness, suggesting generosity increases joy. The idea frames happiness as a reciprocal, expanding resource that grows when given away.
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