Mrs. Bessie Snedegar Rites Set in Renick Church
Funeral services for Mrs. Bessie Margaret Snedegar, 71, Renick, will be held at Mount Harmon Methodist Church at 2 30 p m Saturday with the Rev. Dewey Nelson and the Rev. Horace Allen officiating. Burial will follow in Renick Cemetery. She died in a Ronceverte hospital Wednesday from a heart ailment. Surviving are a son C N of Frankford two daughters Miss Camelia Snedegar at home and Mrs. Charlotte R Jenkinson of Taipei Formosa a brother Felden Nutter of Homestead Fla and three grandchildren. The body was taken to the residence at 3 p m today from Jack K Wallace Funeral Home at Alderson and to the church one hour before the funeral.
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Renick
RNS
Bessie Margaret Snedegar
Mount Harmon Methodist Church
Dewey Nelson
Horace Allen
Snedegar
Ronceverte
Greenbrier
Kenna
C. N
Frankford
Camelia Snedegar
Charlotte R. Jenkinson
Taipei
Formosa
Felden Nutter
Homestead
Fla
Jack K. Wallace
Alderson
Births Recorded At Wyoming Hospital
The Wyoming General Hospital list records ten births with varied weights and dates in February. Names include Karen Lynn, Ardelle Noel Jr, Robert Lynn, Tamela Marie, Laura Jean, Roger Dale, Cindy Darleen, Debra Lynn, Tammie Margaret, and Linda Gay, with parents from Ravencliff Bailesville Wyco Mullens Allen Junction New Richmond Lego Mullens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyco
Tamela Marie
Howard R. Lafferty
Mullens
Laura Jean
Woodrow W. Shrewsbury
Bud
Roger Dale
Elmer D. Richards
Allen Junction
Cindy Darleen
Herbert W. Bailey
McGraws
Debra Lynn
William P. McCoy
New Richmond
Tammie Margaret
William L. Carrico
Lego
Linda Gay
Ellis R. Stone
Circle Hears Program By Mrs Joe Stone
In Fayetteville the Circle No 1 of the Methodist Church heard Mrs Joe Stone present a program on the Middle East at a Thursday meeting. Mrs R O Farmer opened with a devotional on Prayer. Visitors included Mrs Jeanette Baser of Oak Hill.
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Fayetteville
RNS
Joe Stone
Middle East
Methodist Church
R. O. Farmer
C. H. Thompson Jr
C. H. Dodd
FE. B. Eskew
John Zorio
Tommie Platt
Robert Akers
Kathleen Crawford
Charles L. Garvin Jr
W. L. Whittaker
Harry Aliff
Alfred Bibb
Joe Eskridge
Norman Poff
Charles Alberchinski
Jeanette Baser
Oak Hill
Hill-Hill announce birth of son Timothy Edwin
A son, Timothy Edwin, was born February 7 at Cabel-Huntington Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Billy E. Hill of Huntington. Hill is the son of J. M. Hill of Mount Hope Route 1 and a Marshall College senior. Mrs. Hill is the daughter of D. E. Adams of Moundsville.
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Mount Hope
Rns
Timothy Edwin
Cabel-Huntington Hospital
Billy E. Hill
Hall St
Huntington
Hill
J. M. Hill
Route 1
Marshall College
World Day of Prayer Service at Oak Hill Church
Oak Hill Methodist Church hosts World Day of Prayer services at 7 30 p m with all area churches urged to participate In New York private hospital assets nationwide have risen above 5 billion dollars according to the American Assn of Fund Raising Counsel
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Oak Hill
RNS
Oak Hill Methodist Church
New York
United States
American Assn
Former singers turn evangelists for Seventh-day Adventist Church
Joyce Bryant once a torchy ballad crooner and Little Richard Penniman famed for rock and roll now sing as evangelists for the Seventh-day Adventist Church in Washington D. C AP report noting a shift from popular music careers to religious outreach and public ministry.
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Washington, D. C
Joyce Bryant
Little Richard" Penniman
Seventh-day Adventist Church
Russian youth see religion as living force, Baldwin says
ANN ARBOR AP. Mrs DeWitt Baldwin wife of the University of Michigan coordinator of religious affairs reports that after leading a student tour to Russia she found growing recognition among young Russian intellectuals that religion may be a living thing with something to say even to them.
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Ann Arbor, Mich
Russia
DeWitt Baldwin
University of Michigan
Westerville High Holds Rowdy Boy Race Tombstone Tale
In Westerville Ohio a tombstone in Room 205 marks the grave of Rowdy Boy a pacer who died August 15 1892 before a race. The relic was collected by seniors in the Ohio history class forming the Junior Historical Society.
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Westerville, Ohio
Westerville High School
Ohio History
Junior Historical Society
Kangaroo Infant Prefers Mother's Pouch When Alarmed
A tiny kangaroo up to three months old darts into its mother's pouch at the faintest sign of danger, seeking safety and warmth. The behavior highlights early instinct for protection and travel in the marsupial.
Mrs Lydia Bush Services Sunday
Funeral services for Mrs. Lydia L. Bush will be held at 2 p.m. Sunday at Mount Tabor Baptist Church in Lewisburg with Rev. Warren S. Lewis officiating. Burial follows in Lewisburg Cemetery. Mrs. Bush, 67, died Wednesday after a long illness. she is survived by her husband Anziah two brothers Paul of Washington DC and Robert Allen of Alderson and three sisters Elizabeth Woolfork Huntington Beauty Wheeler Hot Springs VA and Pauline Kinney Lewisburg. She was a member of Mount Tabor Baptist Church and King David Lodge No. 192 Hot Springs VA. The body will be moved from Jack K. Wallace Funeral Home in Alderson to the church one hour before the service.
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Lewisburg
Lydia L. Bush
Mount Tabor Baptist Church
Warren S. Lewis
Bush
Anziah
Paul
Washington
D. C
Robert Allen
Alderson
Elizabeth Woolfork
Huntington
Beauty Wheeler
Hot Springs
Pauline Kinney
King David Lodge No. 192
Jack K. Wallace
Buzzard Rites Set Saturday in Richwood
Funeral services for Clinton Elwood Buzzard will be held at 2 30 p m Saturday in the First Methodist Church Richwood with Rev Don Jackson officiating Burial will follow in Odd Fellows Cemetery Richwood Buzzard 68 died Thursday in a Richwood hospital after a short illness He was a retired superintendent at the Jerryville mine Survivors include three daughters Lydia Dietz Gladys Spencer and Mrs Grad Vaughan all of Richwood two sons Elwood of Lumberport and Bill of Chicago Ill and a sister Mrs Alda Marshall of Morgantown nine grandchildren The body will be taken to the church one hour before the funeral from Simons Funeral Home
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Richwood
RNS
Clinton Elwood Buzzard
First Methodist Church
Don Jackson
Odd Fellows Cemetery
Buzzard
Elwood
Lumberport
Bill
Chicago
Ill
Alda Marshall
Morgantown
Simons Funeral Home
Mrs. W Arthur Named Colcord Club President
COLCORD RNS Mrs Walter Arthur was elected president of the Church of God Willing Workers Club at a Monday meeting. She succeeds Mrs Betty Nunneley who resigned. Secret pal names were drawn and a gift exchange occurred.refreshments were served by Miss Irene Meadows and Mrs Leonard Parks for a list of listed members.
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Irene Meadows
Leonard Parks
Elvis Stover
Walter Arthur
Etta Meadows
Julius Kopec
Luther Dillon
Don Meadows
Joe Walk
Archie Swannigan
Ethel Dillon
Joan Swannigan
Eunice Baumgardner
Virginia Walk
Debbie Stover
Louise Hawkins
Larry Kopec
Juanita Hutton
Beckleyan Speaks At Oak Hill Club Meet
Beckley Police Captain Mil lard E Tyree told Oak Hill Rotary the city bought radar two years ago for 900 dollars and uses it weekly. He cited foolproof accuracy and no lost speeding cases since adoption, noted required warning signs, and debunked foil countermeasures. The radar records the fastest car and speeds to 82 mph. he cited reduced accidents and no danger to explosives trucks.
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Oak Hill
RNS
Millard E. Tyree
Beckley
Tyree
Students From 40 Countries Enrolled at Penn State
Students from more than forty nations are enrolled at Pennsylvania State University reflecting global diversity and international participation in the university community.
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Countries
Pennsylvania State University
Mrs. Lydia Hansford funeral Sunday at Marlinton Methodist
Funeral services for Mrs. Lydia Hebb Hansford, 78, of Huntersville, will be held at 2 p.m. Sunday at Marlinton Methodist Church with ministers Rev. Pennington Jr., Rev. McClung, and Rev. Bennett. Burial in Mountain View Cemetery. She died at a son’s home after a two month illness. Survivors include siblings George, Lee Hebb, James I. Goff. daughters Clovia Church, Ioie Baxter, Lucy Cole, Mabel Sharp. sons Willis and Percy Hansford. 11 great grandchildren. 15 grandchildren. She was born September 1, 1881, in Saint George.
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Huntersville
RNS
Lydia Hebb Hansford
Marlinton Methodist Church
Herbert M. Pennington Jr
Glen McClung
Ezra Bennett
Mountain View
Hansford
Darrell
Marlinton
Saint George
Joseph and
Martha Godwin Hebb
Monterville Hansford
George and
Lee Hebb
James I. Goff
Parsons
Clovia Church
Lorain
Ohio
Ioie Baxter
Lucy Cole
Mabel Sharp
Slaty Fork
Willis
Oak Ridge
Tenn
Percy Hansford
Cincinnati
Smith Funeral Home
Greek corner stone laid at St Constantine Greek Orthodox Church
A stone from the Areopagus in Athens, removed from Mars Hill, becomes the cornerstone for Richmond Virginia’s new St Constantine Greek Orthodox Church. The gift comes from the Greek government as part of the church’s dedication.
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Richmond
Areopagus
Paul the Apostle
St. Constantine
Mars Hill
Athens
Hedrick Funeral Set On Sunday
Earl Shields Hedrick, 73, will be buried in Mount Vernon Cemetery near Fort Springs after funeral services at Wallace and Wallace Funeral Home Chapel in Ronceverte at 2 p.m. Sunday. The carpenter died about 11 a.m. Thursday at his residence. Survivors include his wife Naomi Morgan Hedrick, two sisters Eula Hedrick and Nettie Burns, a son Carl, a daughter Bertha Brown, 12 grandchildren, and four great grandchildren.
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Ronceverte
RNS
Earl Shields Hedrick
Wallace and Wallace Funeral Home
Franklin H. Bennett
Mount Vernon
Fort Springs
Hedrick
George W. Hedrick
Naomi Morgan Hedrick
Eula Hedrick
Washington, D. C
Nettie Burns
Carl
Bertha Brown
Fort Leavenworth trains officers for 1417 hours
Fort Leavenworth in Kansas conducts a basic training course totaling 1417 hours for student U.S. Army officers, outlining the standard program duration and commitment for new officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Leavenworth
Kaw
U.S. Army
Jewish hit filibuster New York
The social action commission of the Union of American Hebrew Congregations urged Congress to abolish the filibuster as an undemocratic device blocking action on urgent racial and civil rights matters.
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New York
Social Action Commission of
The
Union of American Hebrew Congregations
Congress
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