No Advance Tickets For Polio Benefit Show Friday
Mt Hope fans urged to attend a Friday night variety show at Mt Hope High School auditorium. No advance tickets will be sold. The March of Dimes chair in Mt Hope seeks more talent to fill a two and a half hour program featuring comedians musicians singers acrobatics and possibly skating if permitted. Prizes come from local merchants as Fayette County targets a $40 000 drive contribution. Participants are requested to mail coupon to be included on the program.
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MT. Hope
March of Dimes
Mt. Hope High School
Mt. Hope Tierchin
Fayette County
Betty Vaden Engaged to Pvt James Mares of Air Force
Miss Betty Vaden and Pvt James Mares announce their engagement. Parents Mr and Mrs John Vaden of Amengle say Betty is a Clear Fork High School graduate. Mares, also a Clear Fork alum, is stationed at Presque Isle Maine with the Air Force. Wedding plans are not set.
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James
Mares
John Vaden
Amengle
Clear Fork High School
Presque Isle
Air Force
Angel cake pan size guidance
A cooking note explains angel cake pan needs. For 12 cups of egg whites use a 10 inch tube pan about four inches deep.
Betty A Smith of Blue Sulphur Springs Dies at 79
Mrs Betty Ann Smith 79 of Blue Sulphur Springs died at 2:55 am today at the home of her daughter Mrs John Halemnib in Mt Hope Rt 1. Born December 12 1871 in Tupert she was a member of Presley Church. Surviving are her husband Faith two sisters Minnie Heron and Allen McCann four sons Ben Lawrence Edward James four daughters Era Porren Ann Matheny Erna Hobard Nannie Stickler. Funeral at 2 pm Thursday at Mrady Presbyterian with Rev Kenneth Laudere officiating burial in church cemetery. Pallbearers named. Body to Holcomb residence 5 pm Wednesday.
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Wesler
Minnie Heron
Staunton
Allen McCann
Pullmansville
Ben
Lawrence
Edward Smith
Kainelle
James Smith
Blue Sulphur Springs
Era
Porren
Beelick Knob
Ann
Matheny
Skelton
Erna
Hobard
Mt. Hope
Nannie Stickler
Hope
le Presbyterian
Mrady
Kenanth Lauderethik
Vic Tyree
Pitzer Funeral Rites Wednesday
HINTON Funeral services for George L. Pitzer 67 will be held at 2:30 p.m. Wednesday at the Upland Church with Rev. H P Hackney and Rev. Richard Lilly officiating. Burial follows in the family cemetery near the church. A Summers County native, he spent most of his life in the area and was a member of the Upland Baptist Church. Survivors include wife Lottie and children Truce Tom and Ernest Pitzer of Mrs Leonard Meadows Flat Top Pvt John Robert Pitzer Fort Benning Ga Nettie Rose and Cora Lee Pitzer at home three sisters Mrs L E Meador Jumping Branch Mrs E B Meadows and Mrs M C Hodge Pence Springs.
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Register
Hinton
George L. Pitzer
Upland
Upland Church
H. P. Hackney
Richard Lilly
Summers County
Upland Baptist Church
Lottie
Truce
Tom
Ernest Pitzer
Leonard Meadows
Flat Top
John Robert Pitzer
Fort Benning
Nettie
Rose
Cora Lee Pitzer
L. E. Meador
Jumping Branch
Bible Class Honors Two Members at Shower
The Eastern Missions Bible Class of Whitesville Baptist Church honored two members, Mrs. T. R. Mullins and Mrs. Max Price, at a stork shower after a Tuesday night meeting at the Stickney home of Mrs. Alfred Hale. Attendees included Mrs. Harry Green, Mrs. Eunice Moses, Mrs. Robert Foster, Mrs. Raymond Stamper, Mrs. E. L. Galoway, Mrs. Kenneth Fulton, Mrs. Virgil Carr, Mrs. Charles Richardson, Mrs. Clay Porterfield, Miss Gladys Baxter, Mrs. Bart Meadows, and the hostess.
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Register
Stickney
Eastern Missions Bible
Whitesville
United Nations Flag Presentation At Clifty School
Clifty PTA met at the schoolhouse on Wednesday to present a United Nations Flag. Teachers pupils and parents participated in a program followed by a business meeting addressing school needs including yard improvements to cover mud with gravel or red dog.
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Register
Clifty
Clifty Parent Teacher Association
United Nations
iClifty
Bonnie Hall Weds Wiley Stillwell at Marfork Home
Miss Bonnie Jane Hall of Marfork wed Wiley Shirley Stillwell of Packsville in a 5 p.m. ceremony at the Hall home conducted by Rev. Ernest Bias. Attendants included maid of honor Evelyn Hall and bridesmaids Drema Lee French and Edith Mae Jarrell. Best man was Jack Spradley. A reception followed. The couple’s backgrounds and schooling are noted. the groom is a Marine veteran and works at the Trun Tracr Coal Company operation in Marfork.
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Register Starr
Marfork
Gladioli
Bonnie Jane Hall
Wiley Shirley Stillwell
Packsville
Ernest Bias
Coal City
Russell Hall
Lois Ann Williams
Evelyn Hall
Drema Lee French
Edith Mae Jarrell
Jack Spradley
Naoma
Marsh Fork
Jand
Shirley Sullheed
Marine Corps
Hi Jand
Trun |Tracr Coal Company
Matfork
Saturday Hike Slated by Scouts
Se nior Girl Scouts of Iroquois plan a Saturday afternoon hike by the Minnie-Ha-Ha Maidens. They meet at 2 p.m. at Mrs. E. Whitt's home with Mrs. Eugene Warden as troop leader. Earnestine Hill elected library, and Miss Vervake Sr. helped name the troop.
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Register
Troquois
Iroquois
E. [. Whitt
Eugene Warden
Albert J. Vervake
Earnestine Hill
E. L. Whitt
Sizemore Rites Set Wednesday
Funeral services for Mrs. Luella Lemon Sizemore 67 of McGraws will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Pines Grove Church with Rev. Herbert Perry officiating and burial in Pine Grove Cemetery at Ravencliff. She died Monday morning after long illness. She leaves a large family including husband, two daughters, four sons, sisters and brothers. The body was moved to the family home at 2 p.m. today from Robertson and Fogelsong Funeral Home.
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Mullens
Luella Lemon Sizemore
McGraws
Herbert Perry
Pines Grove
Pine Grove
Ravencliff
George
Nancy Wills Lemon
Thelma Cook
Rock View
Kethel Sizemore
Maven
Basil
Roy
Glen Rogers
Fred
Harold
Tha’ Goode
Ingram Branch
Emma McDermitt
Blue Ridge
Betty Burnside
Zonie McGinnis
Dry Creek
Ada Terry
Surveyor
Armed bandits rob Chesapeake and Ohio conductor
Police hunt two masked men who waylaid C and O Railway conductor Ira Gains outside his Gains yard, taking 5900 in 231 hundred dollar bills and 60 fifty dollar bills. The robbery occurred Sunday night as Gains carried large sums on his person, with one assailant attempting to disguise his voice. Gains, widower, lives with Mr and Mrs Billie Vance.
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Register
Rainelle
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Ira Gains
Gains Yard
Gains
Billie Vance
District Moose Meet Scheduled
A district conference of Loyal Order of the Moose Lodges will be held Friday night in the Oak Hill Lodge Hall. Women’s lodge members will serve a dinner and present a blackface skit as entertainment featuring Mrs. Violet Hewitt, Mrs. K. E. Carroll, Mrs. Ethel Brown, Mrs. Mary Young, Mrs. C. R. Weatherford, Mrs. Elle Matulis, and Mrs. Modena Sexton. At the Women of the Moose meeting on Wednesday, Mrs. Mary Lee Oatridge was initiated and two new members, Mrs. Ann Walney and Mrs. Guy Foster, accepted for initiation.
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Oak Hill
Loyal Order of the Moose
Oak Hill Lodge
Women's S Lodge
Violet’ Hewitt
K. E. Carroll
Ethel Brown
Mary Young
C. R. Weatherford
Elle Matulis
Modena Sexton
Women of the Moose
Mary Lee Oatridge
Ann Walney
Guy Foster
Laverne Dishner 6 Honored With Party
Laverne Dishner daughter of Mr and Mrs R E Dishner Frantz Avenue observed her sixth birthday Friday with a party at home Fourteen young friends attended and were entertained with three films shown by a home projector Brad Dishner The movies No Indians The Plumber and The Great Rodeo were shown Refreshments were served and gifts opened by the honoree Attending were Shirley Jean Sampson Reva Smith Jimmy Elkins Bobby Moorefield S Mayer B Hypes Linda Vanover Frances and S Bolen Mary Jo and Patty White Danny Joyce Shelia Dixon and Karen Dishner
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Resister
Mullens Laverne Dishner
R. E. Dishner
Frantz Avenue
Bradley Dishner
Betty Jenkins
Pineville Personal News Roundup Comes With Family Updates
Pineville readers receive a local personals roundup detailing Grace Hospital treatment for Carl N Graybear 12 of Pineville after a pistol incident. Mentions of Harry Rutherford and spouse planning a move to Indianapolis. Lane Cooke family visiting New Bern North Carolina. Sergeant Donald Hair and family plus Bobby Lewis and a Miss Starkey noted in Florida Sarasota visit.
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Beer
Ville
Carl N. Graybear
Grace Hospital
Welch
Harry Rutherford
Indianap
Ind
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Mir
New Bern
N.C
Donald H. Iir
Steven
Airs
R. D. Bailey
Robert Bailey
Bobby
M. Lewis
Starkey
New
Sarasota
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Simple White Cake for Petit Fours in a Square Pan
A daughter bakes a straightforward white cake in a four inch square pan, then cuts it into small squares. She frostes the pieces to create petit four treats and decorates with silver beads, colored sugar, candied cherries, angelica, and bits of semi sweet chocolate for holiday serving.
Shufflebarger’s Widow Appointed County Clerk
MULLENS The Wyoming County Court in special session named the widow of Clarence Shufflebarger to finish his unexpired term as county clerk. Shufflebarger died in a truck accident Saturday after beginning a second six year term on Jan 1. Mrs. Shufflebarger, formerly Helen Cook, is a Mullens native and graduate of Mullens High School class of 1932. She attended Concord College and taught in Wyoming County grade schools at Otsego, Story, and Pineville.
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Mullens
Shufflebarger
Wyoming County Court
Clarence Shufflebarger
Shupplebarger
Helen Cook
Perry C. Cook
Mullens High School
Concord College
Wyoming County
Otsego
Stephenson
Pineville
Oceana Obituary and Personal Notes Spotlight
L W Beane returned to his home Friday after a stay in Bluefield Sanitarium for observation. Mrs Hollie Toler is a patient in Stevens Clinic Hospital Welch. Mrs Joan Matney is seriously ill at her Oceana home. Rev and Mrs Arnold Belcher and son David visited Beckley and Lewisburg to see relatives. Mr and Mrs L W Beane and family host weekend visitors Suesis Nancy Brewster of Amherstdale with her two daughters Mrs Earl Smith of Mangy and Mrs Ira Blankenship of Athens learned their son Johnny L Stepp, has been promoted to private first class stationed at McDill AFB.
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Oceana
L. W. Beane
Bluefield
Hollie Toler
Stevens Clinic
Hostal
Welch
Joan Matney
Arnold Belcher
David
Beckley
Lewisburg
Thei
Clear Fork Society Sets Pineville Meet Reem
Mrs James Pizzina hosts the Ladies Aid Society of the Advent Christian Church at her Pineville home on Tuesday evening February 7. The meeting at the church approved a Memorial window for the new church and contributed $25 to the building fund. Pineville attendees included Mrs F P Cook Mrs W G Mullins Mrs James Pizzino and Gayle and Miss Annabell Cook.
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Clear Fork
James Pizzina
Ladies Aid Society
Advent Christian Church of
Pineville
Nina Conk
Amanda Bradbury
Cook
Ethel Shorts
F. P. Cook
W. G. Mullins
James Pizzino
Gayle
Annabell Cook
Infant Mullens dies at Corinne home
Richard Aubrey Mullens infant son of Mr and Mrs Edward Cecil of Corinne died at home last night aged one month and 22 days funeral services incomplete. Birth announced Mike Kodak Wyoming reports birth of a one pound event on January 21.
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Wyoming
Mike Kodak
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