Identical Twin Hostesses Charmer Passengers on Continental Jets
Marilyn and Margaret Parrish, 24 year old twin hostesses, charm travelers on Continental Airlines flights between Los Angeles and Chicago and other cities. The Colorado natives, based in Los Angeles, share a wardrobe and telepathic hints, double dating tricks, and a life together in a Los Angeles apartment. They are 5 feet 6 and 5 feet 5 1/2, weigh 110 pounds, and have jet black hair and brown eyes.
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Los Angeles
Chicago
Denver
Kansas City
Marilyn
Margaret Parrish
Colorado
Margaret
Parrish
Colorado State College
Fort Collins
Mrs. Musser Honored With Shower in Mullens
A household shower honored Mrs. Johnny Musser of Mullens at the home of Mrs. J. E. Chapman on Farley Avenue. Hostesses were Mrs. Burnett McKinney, Mrs. Arlie Cook, and Mrs. Chapman. The honoree is the former Carol Tilley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Tilley. Many relatives and friends attended.
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Johnny Musser
Arlie Cook
Carol Tilley
Emmett Tilley
Mullens
Carl Meade
Melvie McGlothlin
Donald Pugh
George Meade
Virginia Hines
John Canada
Bob Whitt
J. H. Snow
Carl Greene
John Rinehart
Ernest Musser
Avery
State university name bill sparks WV higher ed clash
West Virginia opponents of a Marshall College name change argue the state can support only one effective university, urging focus on WVU. They cite Judd Strayer and Brewton reports, warn a name change could boost demands for full university status and funding beyond Marshall.
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Marshall College
Marshall University
Marshall
West Virginia University
J. Richard Toren Charleston
UPI
West Virginia
Morgantown
Judd
Strayer
Brewton
George D. Strayer
Columbia University
WVU
John E. Brewton
Tennessee
University
Ohio
Kentucky
Beckley Post-Herald
Pot-Luck Dinner Hosted by Mount Hope Circle No. 3
The Woman's Society Christian Service of Mount Hope Methodist Church held a pot-luck dinner in the church Social Hall Tuesday at 6 p m Circle No 3 served as hostess Circle No 1 led the program Minutes read in secretary's absence Worship by Mrs Ann Massing Program from Faith In Bondage by Robert W Spike Biography and preface by Massing Chapters reviewed by Mrs Fred Potter and Mrs Sanford Fox Guests included Rev George Potter and children Terry and Mary Catherine Others present listed by name
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Mount Hope
RNS
Woman's Society Cristian Service
Mount Hope Methodist Church
Circle No. 3
Circle NO. 1
Doris Hock
Cora Wotring
Ann Massing
Robert W. Spike
Massing
Fred Potter
Sanford Fox
George Potter
Terry
Mary Catherine
Ambrose Bryan
Fred Kemrite
W. L. Burruss
Audrey Blake
Russel Patte
Thespians Pick 19 For Mount Hope Troupe 1891
Mount Hope High School selects 19 students for National Thespian Society Troupe 1891 with 15 in each of three sections. New members include Anna Mae Adkins Mildred Dinkler Mary Ellen Foster Helen Greer Susie Humphrey Sue Lancianese Kathy Jones Sonia Sizemore and others. Committee work and acting qualify, with three sections each performing a one act play February 25 ahead of county and state contests.
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Mount Hope
RNS
Troupe
National Thespian Society
Mount Hope High School
Lena Dillon
Anna Mae Adkins
Mildred Dinkler
Mary Ellen Foster
Helen Greer
Susie Humphrey
Sue Lancianese
Kathy Jones
Sonia Sizemore
Richard Harris
Charles Lawson
John “J. C
Painter
Beecher Ingles
Pete Shaw
Bill Peters
Earl Batten
Paul Brown
Charles’ Kidd
Homer Sweeney
Tommy Kochinsky
Miller Gwinn
Bob Martin
Eugene Gast
Rowena Bryan
Sharon Gregory
Conrad Neely
Montgomery
Morgantown
Mount Hope Church Launches District Campaign
About 150 at Beckley district supper rally launch Bluestone Davis Stuart Fund Drive. Mount Hope churchmembers and leaders pledge to raise $375000 with $196000 needed at Davis Stuart and $200000 for Bluestone Center. Campaign ends March 12 with Synod of West Virginia support urged.
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Mount Hope
RNS
Beckley Presbyterian Church
Mount Hope Presbyterian Church
Ray R. Hanson Jr
Charles R. Hornsbarger
W. A. Haslam
J. E. Howard
Anthony Puskas
W. B. Poling
John Barnum
Conrad Neely II
Ralph Dorsey
H. D. Norton
Tom Twaddle
C. E. Jones
W. B. McCoy
Davis-Stuart School
Lewisburg
Synod
Davis-Stuart
Bluestone
Hinton
Jones
Synod of
Hanson
District 23
Local Ladies Gather for Community Meeting
A list of attendees includes Mrs. Tom Rogers, Mrs. George Porter, Mrs. Haven Davis, Mrs. Bill Park, Mrs. Eve Felton, Mrs. Nokie Thompson, Mrs. Maggie Hinchey, and Mrs. Lee Fontana, among other residents. The gathering aims to discuss neighborhood activities and upcoming events.
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Tom Rogers
George Porter
Haven Davis
Bill Park
Eve Felton
Nokie Thompson
Maggie Hinchey
Lee Fontana
VA benefits for veterans and kin explained
A VA hospital system serves service connected veterans primarily and under certain conditions nonservice connected veterans. Families or close kin are not entitled to hospitalization. GI loan benefits depend on VA responsibility and mortgage transfer or assumption. Widows remarrying may forfeit pensions. children may still qualify under age and other limits. Veterans not applying need not notify VA but may inquire about rights. Unmarried widows of WWII and Korean veterans who died in service or of service connected disability may qualify for GI home benefits.
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Congressional Action
Congress
Marshall Offers Trip To Spain
Marshall College announces a five week summer study trip to Spain for about 15 students in Spanish courses 407 and 307. Led by Prof Juan Fors, with Mrs Fors as chaperon, the program includes Madrid Prado Segovia Sagrada Familia Barcelona and Cantabrian coast, with travel from New York aboard SS United States and cost of 1248 dollars.
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Huntington
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Juan C. Fors
AAA
Prado Museum
Madrid
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Segovia
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Barcelona
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New York
United States
le Havre
France
Paris
Balearic Islands
Seville
Burgos
Cordoba
Avila
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San Sebastian
Bay of Biscay
Loire Valley
Fors
Professor Fors
Colegio Nacional
Valparaiso University
Washington State College
University of Chicago
Tax Forms For 1960 Federal Returns Outlined
Nathaniel Looker, director of Internal Revenue for the West Virginia District, explained three 1960 individual forms. Form 1040A suits those under income limits and preferring standard deduction. Form 1040W is streamlined for wages with limited dividends. Form 1040 is the general four page form for all others. Document No. 5107 offered for further questions.
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Nathaniel Looker
Internal Revenue
West Virginia
Looker
Internal Revenue Service
P. O. Box
Parkersburg
W. Va
C&P States Civic Meet in Fayetteville
The Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co plans a community meeting in Fayetteville Elementary School auditorium on Tuesday at 7 30 p m. Local manager M E Lively and chief operator Melba J Miller say the event includes a panel discussion and Q A session with several scientific exhibits for customers to view.
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Fayetteville
RNS
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co
M. E. Lively
Melba J. Miller
Goose keeps Newark station safe and fed
A goose named Junior has lived at a Newark service station since being abandoned. Each day she crosses the street to beg a tomato from a kind grocer, then returns to the station at night. She acts as a ward at the corner, guarding the place with a calm alarm-like presence.
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Newark
N. J
Junior
Scout Sunday Features Awards for Troop 67
Two Troop 67 members James Bowling and Leon Chambers earned the Eagle Scout and God and Country awards. Leon received his from Rev. Finley Pruitt at Memorial Baptist Church. James’s badge was decorated by Troop Committeeman Adam Kosnoski.
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James Bowling
Leon Chambers
Finley Pruitt
Memorial Baptist Church
Leon
Adam Kosnoski
James
T. R. Chambers
Lincoln St
Northwestern Ave
Edwin Easley
Beckley Police Department
Jim Bowling
Roland Staton
Morris Imboden
Jack Wauhop
Thomas Osborne
Ken Scarborough
Clark Higginbotham
Gary George
Steve Gwinn
Henry Dunbar
Clark Swepston
Kelley Trump
Steven Snuffer
Mark Chattin
Willie Hylton
Mike Pachuta
Russell Schlenker
William Elkin
Wayne Thornton
Roger Dickerson
Don Edwards
Gary Edwards
George Lilly
Paul Bunyan
James Bowling Jr
Pat Shelton
J. C. Dunbar
David Dunbar
Jerry Dunbar
Mark Wanhop
Jimmy Crowell
James Bryant
Kermit Bryant
George Donnivan
Robert Godbey
Dennis Staton
Public Notice of Debt Non-Responsibility Claim
Public notice states I will not be liable for debts or obligations made by anyone other than myself and my wife Harry W. Smith and Mary E. Smith address 311 Chestnut Street Mabscott West Virginia dated February 13 Monday 2 RR.
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Harry W. Smith
Mary E. Smith
Chestnut Street
Mabscott, W. Va
Obituaries from Oak Hill Blythe area February deaths
Multiple obituaries and funeral notices list John Gratney Isom 74 of Ghent died after a heart attack. Services at Melton Mortuary with pallbearers named. Other notices include Plumley of Pluto and Cooper infant, Fuller Helen of Chicago, Stith W A Cunard, Crew Roy Lee Glen Burnie, Sifers Otey Kelzo Oak Hill. Funeral homes: Rose Quesenberry, Melton, Ritchie Johnson, Tyree.
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John Gratney
Ghent
Melton Mortuary
G. E. Huffman
Russel O'Neil
Fitzpatrick Cemetery
Acive
Ordie Shrewsberry
Curtis Mills
Charles Woods
Stacy Smith
Carl Jon Scarbro
John Lawrence
Plumley Plumley
George W
Pluto
Rose and Quesenberry
South Kanawha Street
Rose & Quesenberry Funeral Chapel
Fuller Fuller
Helen
Chicago
Beckley
Louisville
Rose and Quesenberry Eace
Raymond Radzieta
Blue Redge Memorial Gardens
Stith
W. A
Cunard
First Baptist Church
R. F. Saunders
Frank Robinson
Ritchie and Johnson Funeral
Ritchie & Johnson Funeral
Crews Crews
Roy Lee
Glen __ Burnie
Maryland
Coolridge
New Haven Baptist Church
Blue Jay No. 6
Oliver Tedder
Kenno Family
Coolirle
Sifers Sifers
Otey Kelzo
Oak Hill
Beckley Memorial Hospital
Oak Hill Baptist Church
Randolph Johnson
Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens
Prosperity
Tyree
C. W. James, Sr
John Cutlip
C. W. Jarvis
W. A. Toth
George Armstrong
R. W. Walker
Harry Gray
John Karnap
Perry Futterman
Charles L. Garvin
Arnold MacPhearson
Robert Kistin
Charles Ferrell
Non-profit Institute's Training Praised by Employers
The high quality of training provided by this nonprofit institute is recognized by employers of its graduates, signaling strong industry readiness and job placement prospects for alumni.
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