Missionary to Japan to visit Mullens this weekend
Merle S. Kelly, Presbyterian U S missionary to Japan, will visit Mullens First Presbyterian Church and Mullens and Herndon High Schools. He directs instrumental music, leads choirs, and travels to Shikoku for workshops. The family plans to return to Japan in August 1963, after furlough in Huntington.
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Japan
Mullens
ANS
Merle S. Kelly
Presbyterian U
Kelly
Presbyterian Church
Mullens High School
Herndon High School
Morrison
Kinjo
Kinjo College
Shikoku
Presbyterian Mission
Nagoya
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
Julliard School of Music
Columbia University Teachers College
Presbyterian School of Christian Education
Ormond
Port Orange
Apopka
Fla
Kellys
Larry
Charles
Roy
Glenn
Stiff Fines Are Meted By JP Mullens
Souls ville man Stuart Clay faced multiple penalties from Magistrate Terry Lester on four charges. He received 170 dollars in fines and costs plus 90 days jail for moonshine possession and related offenses. Tilley of McGraws drew 50 days jail for intoxicated driving and 60 days for license issues. McKinley Woodsby, Mullens, was fined 50 dollars and jailed 60 days for driving while intoxicated and 25 dollars for driving after license revocation.
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Tilley
McGraws
Terry
McKinley Woodsby
Mullens
Alpoca JP Named To Office In State Group
Terry M. Lester justice of the peace in Alpoca was named vice president of the Minor Judiciary Association of West Virginia at a Charleston meeting. At 26 he is among the state's youngest magistrates. he was the youngest in 1958. He graduated Concord College in 1959 and is pursuing a master's in economics at West Virginia University.
McGraws Visit And Local Health News
Mr and Mrs Full Brown were Friday guests of Mr and Mrs John Cook in Fairdale Estil Owens son of Mr and Mrs Carl Bower was admitted to Wyoming General Hospital Monday Since graduation last May he has worked in Rockford Illinois After two weeks in Elkins Mrs Horace McGraw returned home Her mother recently had major surgery in an Elkins hospital and is convalescing at home She will report daily to the hospital for 30 days of treatments begun Monday Visiting relatives in the McGraws Raven cliff and Soulsville area were Mr and Mrs Holroyd Brooks and children Beckley
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McGraws
Concord Professor To Be Messiah Soloist In Virginia Event
Edward F Williams assistant professor of music at Concord College will sing as tenor soloist with the Bluefield Choral Society in Handel The Messiah at 8 p m December 11 at Graham High School Auditorium Double Gates Virginia Other soloists include Bonnie Hopkins soprano Frank Hancock Mrs Betty West organist and Pat Testerman pianist The Messiah will be conducted by Curtis Cheek of Bluefield College Williams has sung Messiah solos in Missouri Tennessee and is an instructor in voice piano and music education at Concord College.
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Athens
Edward F. Williams
Concord College
Bluefield Choral Society
Handel
Graham High School
Double Gates
Bonnie Hopkins
Frank Hancock
Central
Curtis Cheek
Bluefield College
Betty West
Pat Testerman
Williams
Kirksville
Nashville
Cookeville
Crossville
Tenn
Sabine Airman Receives Weekend Visit and Car Trouble
Mrs Ame deo Domi spent the weekend with her son in Beckley and returned home after car trouble delayed travel en route to Keesler Air Force Base in Mississippi. Mrs Ronnie Domi visited Sabine with her parents and James Tilley. Mrs Alvert Canada returned home from Wyoming General Hospital after a stay.
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Sabine
RNS
Amedeo Domi
Sonny Herbert
Beckley
Larry
Jerry
Gary
Ronnie Domi
James Tilley
Domi
Keesler Air Force Base
Miss
Mullens Pythian Sisters Elect Officers at Temple 39
Mullens Temple 39 Pythian Sisters elected officers for the coming year at a Monday night meeting in the Knights of Pythias Hall. Officers include Mrs. Anna Lewis as most excellent chief and Mrs. Crystal Hinzman as treasurer, with guests Mrs. Hazel Matney and officials from Mayflower Temple 84 visiting. Refreshments followed.
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Crystal Hinzman
Dorothy Harvey
Winnie Thompson
Finnie Broyles
Addie Cooper
Dallas Steele
Margaret Lou
Hypes
Estelle Caudle
Margaret Lou Hypes
Anna Lewis
Hazel Matney
W. Va
Pageton
Madelyn Wimmer
Helen Wimmer
Mayflower
Princeton
NAACP Leader Speaks on Democratic Freedom in Fayetteville
Fayetteville hosts Daisy Bates of Little Rock, NAACP president, discussing freedom of organization and democracy. She urges extending democracy to West Virginia and America, condemning intergenerational discrimination, recounts Arkansas school integration, and honors Bates with a chrysanthemum corsage from the Fayette County NAACP.
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Fayetteville
RNS
Daisy Bates
Little Rock
Ark
Fayette County
Arkansas
NAACP
Rubin Puryear
Marie I. Turner
Bates
Polio Cases Raise State Total to 17
Charleston report states two new polio cases in Fayette County and one in Barbour County last week raised the state's total for the year to 17, compared with 33 at the same point in the prior year. 826 new flu like disease cases were noted, bringing this year to 67,245 versus 19,840 in 1961.
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Charleston
UPT
State Health Department
Fayette County
Barbour County
Tomato disease control program aided by fall cleanup
A tomato disease control program can be made more effective by a fall cleanup. The article suggests that removing plant debris and planting residues helps reduce overwintering of pathogens and improves next season yields.
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City Park
Eisenhower
8LENKO
S&h
Stokenchurch
England
UPI
Count Andre Lazzard
Seakist
H&b
Lis
Texas Ranger
Pillsbury
Tangerines
Morton
Carton
Toney
Cherries
AMANA
SEB
Huey
Baer
G. M. Powers
Main Street
Cas
Re Tg
W. Main ST
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