Mount Hope Circles Plan March Church Activities
Mount Hope Baptist Church circles met to discuss plans for the Junior High Baptist Youth Fellowship Congress on March 12 at the church. World Day of Prayer is scheduled for March 1 at Mount Hope Methodist Church. Members and officers from Hulbert, Galilean, Miriam circles shared Bible studies, Love Gift programs, and upcoming meetings, with a guest from the missionary society in attendance.
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Mount Hope
ANS
Mary Buckley
William C. Ward
A. L. Walker
H. W. Garvin
Charles Bergandahl
Love Gift
Grace Evans
L. H. Bennett
W. C. Ward
Harry R. Dias Jr
Galilean Circle
Rim of East Asia
Frank Graff
P. C. Graney
Walter Summers
Harry Lawson
A. L. Huffman
J. C. Gwinn
Woman’s Missionary Society
Bessie Shumate
Ruth Lilly
Frances Dixon
Frank Furin
Robert Angove
Fred Harless Jr
Robert Lilly
Carnival Worker and Wife Sentenced in Death by Starvation
Kenneth M. Dudley and his wife Trene received 20 and 10 year terms for the murder of 8 year old Carol Ann Dudley amid a two year span of malnutrition and abandonment as the couple roamed the country with their carnival troupe. The judge cited a brutal crime and ordered credit for two years in jail awaiting trial.
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Hanover
UPI
Leon M. Bazile
Kenneth M. Dudley
Dudley
Trene
Carol Ann Dudley
Brunswick County
Carol Ann
Bazile
Upstate
New York
R.R. Gwathmey III
Heart Research Advances Backed by West Virginia Group
Almost every heart condition can be helped by proper treatment. New therapies are continually sought through research sponsored by the West Virginia Heart Association.
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West Virginia Heart Association
Williamson NG unit in WV could be kept open Senate
The West Virginia House approved a resolution asking the Defense Department not to deactivate the 130th Ordnance Co. of the Williamson National Guard, citing 15 years of service, top five efficiency, a 1958 $300,000 armory, and 72 members. A separate Senate measure seeks CFA reconsideration of a $1.616 million Mingo County courthouse project previously rejected as too large.
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Charleston
UPI
House of Delegates
Senate
Defense Department
130Th Ordnance Co
West Virginia National Guard
Williamson
Militia
House
Dell
Bill Blankenship
Anthony Gentile
Reporter contact list for Fayette Raleigh and Wyoming counties
Residents are urged to submit news to Raleigh Register via regional correspondents listed with locations and phone numbers. The list includes names and contacts across Fairdale Glen Daniel Fayetteville Flat Top Ghent Glen White Mabscott MacArthur Maple Fork Mount Hope Mullens Oak Hill Oceana Pax Pineville Ravencliff Soulsville Rhodell Rock Creek Shady Spring Sophia and Stotesbury McAlpin Tams Helen Teaster.
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Fayette
Raleigh
Wyoming
Raleigh Register
Fairdale
Glen Daniel
C. W. Walker Jr
Glen Daniel YE
Fayetteville
Tunney Hunsaker
Flat Top
Ghent
Cordie Nugen
Glen White
Donnie Nuckols
Mabscott
Elizabeth Robinson
MacArthur
Elmer Akers
Maple Fork
Madge Davis
Mount Hope
Margaret Marchie
Mullens
Thelma Stover
Oak Hill
James Mahood
Oceana
Lucille Cook
Pax
Hazel Mowell
Pineville
Jack Martin
Ravencliff
Sabine McGraws
Glen Fork
Soulsville
Elizabeth Williams
Rhodell
Lacy Meadows
Resoco
Rock Creek
Maude Parolari
Whitesville
Shady Spring
Martha Lilly
Sophia
Russell Pegram
Stotesbury
McAlpin
Tams
Helen
Mrs
Starlen
Stella) Teaster
Women of McGraws Community Church Plan February Sales
The women will aid church work in February by selling wall plaques and fruit centerpieces. A candy sale is planned later. They will continue quilting and meet weekly at members' homes to make centerpieces and decorate plaques. Meeting led by Mrs. Kenner Fortner with new officers Mrs. Teddy Trump and Mrs. Easter Halsey. Servants included Rev. A. Warner and Rev. W. H. Barnett.
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Community Church of McGraws
Kenner Fortner
Teddy Trump
Easter Halsey
A. Warner
W. H. Barnett
Mullens Planning Commission names announced
Six men and a woman were named to Mullens Planning Commission. Terms cover G D Skidmore, Curtis Crotty three years. W A Davis and Mrs H L Akers two years. Ritz Kingdon one year. Mayor Staats and Tracy Hylton complete the seven member board.
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Mullens
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Mullens Planning Commission
G. D. Skidmore
Curtis Crotty
W. A. Davis
H. L. Akers
Ritz Kingdon
W. F. Staats
Tracy Hylton
B. W. Steele
Buren Toler
Highland
Guyandotte Avenues
Staats
Oscar England
Teacher Beaten and Left in Freezing Thicket
Allene Carol Replane a 25 year old schoolteacher was found dead after going missing January 21 from Laurel Maryland. Police say she was knocked unconscious dumped in a thicket with her coat over her body and personal items missing though no suspects identified. The autopsy is inconclusive due to weeks of below freezing exposure and the case remains under investigation.
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Baltimore
UPI
Allene Carol Replane
Fayetteville developers discuss plans to boost area
Fayetteville Development Corp members explored tourism and industry draws for the Fayetteville area. Topics included labor climate advantages, an aerial cable car for New River Gorge, big membership drive, and distributing history brochures to out of state researchers. Plans for a Centennial celebration and a membership dinner were noted.
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Fayetteville
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J. H. Allen
Accelerated Works Community Facilities Administration
Caldwell
Memorial Building
Tommy Platt
Rosser Long
Louis Rahall
E. M. Crouse
J. E. Cottle
John Witt J. R., and
C. G. Janutolo
Legion Auxiliary Plans Teen Town Activities
The American Legion Auxiliary No. 133 met to schedule a rummage sale on March 2 at the Legion Hall and discuss opening Teen Town weekly. A Pineville High School survey will pick the best day. President Mrs. Carl Parks led the meeting with several members present.
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Pineville
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American Legion Auxiliary No. 133
Legion Hall
Pineville High School
Carl Parks
Ray Bailey
Wayne Goode
Pete Hendrick
Katanga Mercenaries Flee With Millions in Bank Heist
UPI reports Katanga mercenaries who fled from the Congo to Angola are believed to have taken 4.5 million francs from the Katanga National Bank in Elisabethville. U.S. officials warn the case remains chaotic and missing funds run into millions, with some funds later found in foreign banks as Congolese authorities assume the probe.
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Washington
UPI
Congo
Angola
Katanga National Bank
Elisabethville
U.S
United Nations
Pan Am Earnings Rise to New High in 1962
Pan American World Airways reports 1962 earnings up 62.6 percent to 4.5 million with revenues of 501.5 million. Earnings per share rise to 2.16 while 1961 results were 8.9 million on 460.4 million. In Vienna a Czech All-Star squad defeats the touring United States amateur ice hockey team 3-2 before about 12 000 fans in Prague.
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NEW York
UPI
Pan-American World Airways
U.S
Vienna
United States
Prague
Radio Prague
Bill Daly
Wellesley
Mass
Frank Silka
Detroit
Williamson and Logan Branch Colleges Authorized
The State Board of Education approved branches for Marshall University at Williamson and Logan to open next fall. About 160 students are expected, with spring advance registration. Branch sites: Williamson High School and Aracama High School at Logan.
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Williamson
Logan
Charleston
UPI
Marshall University
State Board of Education
University
Stewart H. Smith
Thomas Orr
Logan County
Herschel Morgan
Mingo County
Williamson High School
Aracama High School
Branch College
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Mabento Muljlens Road
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Berto Pinheiro
Children’s Aid Society
Concord
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Sparks TV
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