1963 Officers Selected By Development Council
Fayetteville leaders picked 1963 officers for the Development Council at a Thursday meeting in the Memorial Building. C R Hill Jr was named president with Roy Cruikshank as vice president J H Allen secretary treasurer and directors Louis Rahall Charles Payne and Mrs Edith Dillion. Payne presided as outgoing president. The group reported 5000 brochures sent to the State Department of Commerce. They discussed Plastic Assembled Products Inc Baltimore Md possibly locating part of its plant in Fayetteville and a local canning factory. Ramsey Industrial Corp owner Fred Ramsey plans a visit to examine fibre glass lining for loading shares. Cruikshank said farmers market activity continues. Rahall moved to sponsor free Christmas movies December 20 21 with Lions Club. Allen reported the town to seek a 75 percent federal grant from the Accelerated Works Program for sidewalks and streets. filing info to be prepared soon. Others present were Tommy Platt John Whitt Jr C G Janutolo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Building
Roy Cruikshank
J. H. Allen
Louis Rahail
Charles Payne
Edith Dillion
Payne
Plastic Assembled Products, Inc
Baltimore
Fayetteville
Cruikshank
Charles Jordan
C & P Telphone Co
Rahall
Lions Club
Caldwell
W. Robert Abbott
Allen
Accelerated
Tommy Platt
John Whitt Jr
C. G. Janutolo
Princeton
UPI
Mercer County Criminal Court
Bluefield
Roby Brown
Howard M. Jarrett
Brown
Ted Land
Eugene Kirk
Charles Cregger
Land and Kirk
Robert Holroyd
E. C. Guthrie
Holroyd
W. W. Ross
Ross
Guthrie
Science Club Hears 4-H Agent Roscoe Plumley at Glen Rogers
Roscoe Plumley county agricultural agent and director of the 4-H program spoke to the Glen Rogers High School Science Club on grafting and budding. He urged students to stay abreast of science as a constant search for truth, using blackboard sketches and demonstrations to show propagation steps. Elizabeth Meadows introduced him as club president.
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Glen Rogers
RNS
Glen Rogers High School
Roscoe Plumley
Plumley
Dairy foods supply a sixth of national food energy
A report notes that dairy products provide one sixth of the United States food energy and meet 75 percent of the population's calcium needs, highlighting dairy’s important role in nutrition.
Stream Pollution Problems To Be Aired At Pineville Seminar
A Pineville seminar on stream pollution will be held at 10 am December 20 at the Pineville Courthouse with representatives from the Department of Natural Resources Department of Mines State Water Commission the Attorney Generals staff and the Legislative Committee on Stream Pollution. The morning sessions will cover problems seen by state departments and industry with the afternoon focusing on solutions. J Paul England chairs the legislative committee noting this joint meeting between operators and the state is a first.
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Pineville
RNS
Department of Natural Resources
Department of Mines
State Water Commission
J. Paul England
Legislative Committee
Sorority Attends Buffet Supper in Pineville
Gamma Xi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi held a Monday buffet supper with 15 members in Pineville hosted by Mrs. W. W. Bolt. President Eugene Graham announced the annual Christmas dance set for Saturday at Mullens Legion Hall.
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Pineville
BNS
W. W. Bolt
Gamma Xi
Beta Sigma Phi
Eugene Graham
the Legion Hall
Mullens
Dukes of Rhythm
Whitesville Fire Department to Sponsor Shooting Match
The Whitesville Fire Department will sponsor a shooting match Saturday at a vacant lot near the Catholic Church. Proceeds go to the fire department for a new ambulance expected delivery in about a week. Robert Stine, secretary, invites all to attend.
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Whitesville
RNS
Mullens approves second reading of planning commission ordinance
Mullens city commissioners approved the second reading to establish a seven member City Planning Commission with appointments possible at the next meeting in two weeks. Citizens led by Kenneth Kirk cited coal dust from nearby mines and a pollution meeting was urged for December 20 in Pineville.
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Mullens
RNS
Kenneth Kirk
Pete Andrews
Pineville
Frantz Avenue
Candies Touted To Help Smoking Habit Seekers End Angers Dental Health
London report says Dr John Alester in the British Dental Journal warns that many people who chew candy to quit smoking risk tooth decay. He notes candy can contain acids and sugar that erode enamel and promote cavities, urging moderation.
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London
UPI
John Alester
British Dental Journal
Farmer Uses Fall Soil Tests to Plan Next Year Fertilizer
A farmer with soil test results in fall can use winter months to plan the fertilizer program for the upcoming year.
Betty Blanchard Weds J Holovie at Kilsyth Home
Betty Jane Blanchard and John Holovie of Callaway Heights wed in a double ring ceremony at the bride’s Kilsyth home. Rev R H Dean officiated. The couple plans to live in Pulaski Virginia after a Virginia trip. Betty is Mount Hope High School graduate. John is a West Virginia Tech attendee and Life of Virginia Insurance Co. employee.
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Kilsyth
Betty Jane Blanchard
John Holovie
Callaway Heights
Blanchard
E. M. Blanchard
J.J. Holovie
R. H. Dean
Bradley Free Will Baptist Church
Bill Vandall
Beckley
Bill Vandal
Ding
John Wees
Ruby Wees
Virginia
Holovie
Mount Hope High School
Mount Hope Insurance Agnecy
Mount Hope
Woodrow Wilson High School
Air Force
England
West Virginia Institute of Technology
Montgomery
Life of Virginia Insurance Co
Radford
Pulaski
Agriculture Dominates Private Jobs Share Says USDA
Four out of every ten private sector jobs are tied to agriculture, according to the U S Department of Agriculture. The finding highlights agriculture as a major employer across the economy.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
Senior Citizens To Be Remembered By Club
Fayetteville Woman's Club forms a senior citizens committee at its Monday meeting. Members include Mrs. E R Crouse Mrs. Ralph Kemper Mrs. George Hatfield and Mrs R G Thomas. Names of elderly persons to be remembered will be collected. Christmas party featured music by Fayetteville Elementary School glee club and readings.
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Fayetteville
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Woman’s Club
E. R. Crouse
Ralph Kemper
George Hatfield
R. G. Thomas
Fayette County Memorial Building
Gladys Bary
James W. Ayres
McDonald
R. Glenn Thomas
Miss Eary
Montgomery Woman's Club
Montgomery
American Cancer Society
Memorial Building
John Scott
Federated Clubs
Ramon Adkins
Marilyn Beth Caldwell
Fayette County
Hatfield
Charles T. Shackelford
Holly Kessler
Frazier
E. Crouse
Eugene Spangler
Lofton Tudor
Eary
Ethel Radord
Thomas
Legion to buy pigs for Fayette County 4-H program
Fayetteville American Legion Post will fund purchase of pigs for 4-H members in Fayette County. Pigs will be repaid when sold. loans carry no interest and club members handle administration. Also discussed were a film project and facility grants for the town park with priority for parks and recreation.
Revival Under Way At Church Of Jesus Christ Sun
The Rev Wade French directs a nightly revival at 7 oclock at the Church of Jesus Christ in Sun with Rev Lawrence Gibson as pastor All singers are invited to attend and bring instruments The public is also welcome to attend the services
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SUN
RNS
Wade French
Artie
Church of Jesus Christ In
Lawrence Gibson
Bazaar Slated in Pineville by Woman's Society
The annual Christmas bazaar sponsored by the Woman's Society of Christian Service will be held Saturday from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. in Fellowship Hall at the First Methodist Church Pineville. Coffee and cookies will be served. Tickets are not required.
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Pineville
RNS
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Fellowship Hall
First Methodist Church
Kilsyth Auxiliary Discusses Music Program and Elections
Kilsyth Free Will Baptist Church Ladies Auxiliary met in the church hall to hear a program titled Music A Universal Language. Miss Helen Bennett introduced the topic and officers were elected with Hattie Bennett reelected president and various others named while a love gift of 11.25 was given for an honorary member.
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Kilsyth
ANL
Kilsyth Free Will Baptist Church
Helen Bennett
Lestalay
Opal Wall
Helen Greer
Barbara James
Norma Combs
W. C. Combs
Hattie Bennett
Ollie Kiddy
Kathleen Lafferty
Clay
Miss Bennett
Donna Greer
Vickie Clay
Raymond Rakes
Mrs. Bennett
Ed Blanchard
Mary Cain
Wanda Collins
Crumb
Greer
James
Mary Perry
Hazel Puckett
Tate
Wall
Laffetty
Bennett
Malinda Rakes
Kansas Nicosia
Combs
Woman Fined $20 in Mullens Traffic Violations
Clara Clay of Mullens was fined 20 dollars after appearing before the city clerk for traffic violations. She was assessed 10 dollars for permitting an unlicensed person to drive and 10 dollars for having four persons riding in the front seat of the car.
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Mullens
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Clara Clay
Weekend Visit Of Miss Ellen Gibson At Mrs Orren’s
Miss Ellen Louise Gibson daughter of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Gibson was a weekend visitor in the home of Mrs Eva Orren of Stanaford.
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SUN
Ellen Louise Gibson
Lawrence Gibson
Eva Orren
Stanaford
December 1869 Knights of Labor Founded in Philadelphia
A reader note recalls the founding of the Noble Order of the Knights of Labor in Philadelphia on December 8, 1869, noting it as the first organization to admit workers beyond crafts. The column mixes social predictions with light asides and a remark on future publicity stunts. It also mentions rose hips' vitamin content as a casual aside.
Aries to Pisces Zodiac Daily Guidance 1962 Field Enterprises
Daily horoscope for Aries through Pisces printed in 1962 by Field Enterprises. Brief summaries advise on social plans, finances, temper, and personal conduct with each sign, urging restraint, enjoyment with loved ones, and prudent budgeting.
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Development Council
C. R. Hill Jr
Walter Caldwell
State Department of Commerce
Fred Ramsey
Ramsey Industrial Corp
Madison
Kanawha Industrial Corp
Cc. R. Hill JR
Ladie
Peignoir
W. Main ST
Ares
Valley Drive
Krogers
EPPY
S & H Green
S&h Green
Mve
S&h
S&h Greer Coupon
Odd
BY the
Alka Seltzer
General Electric
Science Club
Club
Elizabeth Meadows
McGraws
Willing Workers
Damon Clay
Jackie Lou Clay
Frankie Acord
Sue LaVerne Clay
Leonard McMillian
Mike McGraw
Francine Brooks
Rose Marie Shumate
Willing Workers Club
Bobbie Sizemore
Sandra Clay
Linda Clay
Charlie Lilly
Con
Sorority
Richard L. Huffman
James Franklin
John H. Martin
Bolt
James C. Lyons
Sam Lambert
Lambert
Graham
Alfred Broom
William Owens
Bobby Doss
Caryl Trent
Council
Woman's Civic Club
Howard Avenue
West Mullens Crossing
West Mullens
Barry Goldwater
Adela Rogers
St. Johns
Connie Francis
Family Weekly
Beentey Post-Herrurp
Valeigh Y Neaister
Betty Blanchard
J. Holovie
Legion
Pias
RNL
American Legion
LaFayette Club 49, Inc
John Cutlip
4- H
Boys State
Jacksons Mill
The
Weirton Steel Co
West Virginia
the Post
Keith Hunt
the Legion
Joel Conner
the Noble Order of the Knights
Aries
Taurus
Gemini
Leo
Capricorn
Aquarius
Field Enterprises
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