Bud-Alpoca Grade School Dedicated in New Building
Bud-Alpoca Grade School in Mullens dedicated a modern new building housing six classrooms each with a washbasin, drinking fountain, and toilet. The design features outer access classrooms, glass walls, integrated bookspace, acoustic ceilings, electric heating, and a large kitchen and office area. Principal speakers included Jesse Morgan Wyoming County superintendent, W L Haga school board member, and George Nolley school supervisor.
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Jesse Morgan
Wyoming County
W. L. Haga
Board of Education
George Nolley
Mount Hope Inter Nos Club Meets At Noon
Mount Hope High School Inter Nos members met Tuesday at 12 30 p m in Miss Willia Thompson classroom. President John J C Painter led the meeting with roll call and minutes read by Bunny Kennedy secretary. Discussion focused on waning interest and members were asked to submit ideas to boost engagement by the next gathering.
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Mount Hope
RNS
Inter Nos
Mount Hope High School
Willia Thompson
John “J. C.” Painter
Bunny Kennedy
Hinte Promoted To Sales Engineer At Conners
Henry Hinte Jr. of Mount Hope, longtime sales representative on the Eastern Seaboard for Conners Division H K Porter Co, has been promoted to sales engineer. He will provide sales promotion and technical assistance to reps and assist customers, architects, and engineers on roof design. He graduates Mount Hope High School and Marshall College and will be based in Huntington.
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Mount Hope
RNS
Henry Hinte Jr
Henry Hinte
Conners
Eastern Seaboard
H. T. Montgomery
H. K. Porter Co
Hinte
Mount Hope High School
Marshall College
Huntington
Mount Hope Girls Athletic Association Meets
Members of Mount Hope High School Girls Athletic Association met Tuesday at 7 p m at Miss Beverly Kemrites home. Susie Patteson presided as president and announced copies of the 1961 62 GAA Constitution for all members. Cathy Wonder kept minutes and Rowena Bryan Jo Ann Vargo Mary Bragg Sheila McClung Judy Park Cathy Wen er named to an May Day program committee. The next meeting is March 14 at Miss Carol Lynn Summers home.
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Mount Hope
ANS
Girls Athletic Association of
Mount Hope High School
Beverly Kemrite
Susie Patteson
Cathy Wonder
Patteson
Shelia McClung
Rowena Bryan
Jo Ann Vargo
Mary Bragg
Susie Pata
Judy Park
Cathy Wener
Carol Lynn Summers
Circle Plans Dinner at Mount Hope Church
Circle No 3 of Mount Hope Methodist Church met Tuesday at 7 30 p m in Mrs William Burruss home. A short business session was led by chairman Mrs Gladys Davis. The circle planned flowers for March and a dinner for Mount Hope Commandery No 22. New members Miss Jean Winner and Mrs B W Sutphin were welcomed. The next meeting is March 14 at Mrs Fred Kemrite s home.
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Mount Hope
RNS
Gladys Davis
Mount Hope Commandery No. 22
Doris Hock
Jean Winner
B. W. Sutphin
Weekend Visitors and Family Guests Reported Across Local Homes
The column lists numerous Sunday and weekend visitors to homes of Craddock, Akers, Lively, Wingrove, and Murdock families in Oak Hill and nearby towns. Guests include Judy Canterbury of Arlington, Lang Branch, and residents from Diamond, Charleston, Huntington, Oak Ridge, Glen Daniel, Livey, Mount Hope, and Winter Harbor, with mentions of birthday celebrations for Arnold L. Thompson and a Ford Theater play related to Our American Cousin detailing Lincoln's assassination.
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Dean Sutphin
Roy Betty
Iami
Fla
C. C. Craddock
Frank Akers
Grace Williams
Harry Lively
Michael
Toni Lynn
Juanita Akers
Long Branch
Sandra Jean Lasley
Beckley
Nelson Treadway
Artie
Louie Wilson
Howard Bowyer
Sand Branch
Eldridge Craddock
Bradley
Judy Canterbury
Arlington
Barbara Canterbury
Mertie Keffer
Cecil Stevens
Eddie
Diamond
Robert Williams
Biddie
Dennis Keffer
Debra
Jimmy
Steve
Roy Holley
Linda
J. E. Lively
Lively
Mabel Evans
Charleston
L. C. Lively Jr
Glen Daniel
Cather Wingrove
John Thompson
Harry Wright
Johnny
Cathy
Leo Thompson
Karen
Jill
Ellen
Mount Hope Rt. 1
Arnold L. Thompson
Winter Harbor, Me
Thompson
Ford
Tom Taylor
Laura Keene
Abraham Lincoln
Register Hurts Inflicted By Insolent Children
Dear Mrs Lawrence, a 13 year old daughter speaks rudely and the mother fears expressing hurt. The column urges showing immediate hurt to rude behavior to teach consequences and responsibility, stressing the need for visible reactions to cruelty and disrespect.
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Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Sunday Socials and Hospital Notes in Maple Fork
Maple Fork bulletin lists social visits in the area including Sun day guests of Mrs. Eva Williams and Mrs. Nora Defoe. John Tyree is set for surgery at Beckley Memorial Hospital while Carl Pittman returns home. A birthday dinner honors Mr. W. C. Mills and the Craddock family hosts Sunday dinner. Bob Mann and family welcome a son born at Raleigh General Hospital. Local residents visit relatives in Oak Hill Mabscott and Cleveland Ohio while Thelma Boyd improves in Oak Hill Hospital.
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Maple Fork
Sam Sweeney
Eva Williams
Long Branch
John Tyree
Beckley Memorial Hospital
Troy Davis
Nora Defoe
Oak Hill
Carl Pittman
W. C. Mills
Ben Wardlow
Bradley
David Craddock
Shirley
Anna Ruth
Donna Lee
Buddy
George Craddock
Ted Davis
Oak Hill Hospital
Luiza Bailey
Tracy Lee
Mabscott
Madge Davis
Thelma Boyd
Bob Mann
Raleigh General Hospital
Bobby Ray Jr
Clifford Williams
Jack
Jimmy
Nancy Kay
Stafford
Joe Bair
Joe Jr
Cleveland
Ohio
Howard Davis
Notes From Mr Hope Mount Hope
Week end guests in the home of Mr and Mrs Harry Salmon included Tony Calagrosso and his children Richy and Tony Jr of Kimberly and their nephew Leroy Britt of Oak Hill who left for Great Lakes Illinois to begin Navy basic training for four years. The Rev and Mrs Harry R Dias and children attended Baptist Jubilee Advance meetings in Charleston. A L Huffman has accepted custodian duties at Mount Hope Baptist Temple.
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Mount Hope
RNS
Harry Salmon
Tony Calagrosso
Richy
Tony Jr
Kimberly
Leroy Britt
Oak Hill
Britt
Ridge Road
South Hills
Great Lakes
Ill
United States Navy
Harry R. Dias
Commission On the Ministry
Charleston
West Virginia Baptist Convention
A. L. Huffman
Mount Hope Baptist Temple
First Child Is Born in Cleveland to Andrews Family
Mr and Mrs Jesse Andrews of Cleveland Ohio announce the birth of their first child a girl named Kimberly Dawn born Friday in a Cleveland hospital weighing seven pounds eleven ounces The mother is Charlotte Kessler daughter of W D Cotton Kessler of Mount Hope The father is a Mount Hope High School graduate and son of Jesse and Mrs Andrews of Red Star He works as assistant manager for McKesson and Robbins Drug Inc in Cleveland Ohio
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Mount Hope
RNS
Jesse Andrews
Cleveland
Ohio
Kimberly Dawn
Charlotte Kessler
W. D. “Cotton” Kessler
Mount Hope High School
Red Star
McKesson and Robbins Drug, Inc
Birth Announced for Sandra Sue Napier in Beckley
Mr and Mrs Alex Napier Jr announce the birth of their second child a girl named Sandra Sue at Beckley Hospital February 9 at 8 30 a m The baby weighed eight pounds five ounces They also have a son Sammy Mrs Napier is Pauline Johnson of Mount Hope daughter of Marvin Johnson Washington DC Paternal grandmother is Mrs Alex Napier of Mount Hope
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Mount Hope
ANS
Alex Napier Jr
Beckley Hospital
Sandra Sue
Sammy
Napier
Pauline Johnson
Marvin Johnson
Washington, D. C
Mount
Alex Napier
Tho Sings At Baptist Mission Circle Meet
Glen Fork GLEN FORK BNS The Ladies Missionary Society of the Independent Baptist Church of Glen Fork met at the home of Mrs Audrey Cook. The meeting opened with Scripture and a talk on John chapter 15 by the president Mrs Cook. A Bible quiz awarded prizes to Genevieve Blevins and others. The next meeting is set for March 3 at Mrs Eva Saunders home with Miss Earlene Cook visiting.
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Glen Fork
BNS
Ladies Missionary Society of the Independent Baptist Church of
Audrey Cook
Cook
Betty Powers
Allie Acord
Eva Sanders
Opal Francis
Pineville Women Host Valentine Luncheon
Mrs Vaughn Stewart and co hosts entertained at a 1 pm Valentine luncheon Tuesday at Mrs Stewart s residence in east Pineville. Guests included a long list of local ladies and Miss Ruby Lambert and Miss Louise Pryor.
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Pineville
RNL
Vaughn Stewart
Murry Morgan
Paul Goode
Stewart
East Pineville
Valentine
Carl McGuire
Ned Rogers
Lane Cook
Ward Cornett
Harold Metz
T. G. Morgan
Robert Bailey
Robert Beavers
H. A. Farmer
Harold Griffith
A. FE. Baldwin
Gilmer Hines
Kellan Snyder
Fred L. Huffman
Ruby Layman
Eugene Noble
Frank Shannon
John B. Thomas
Clarence Long
William Lewis
de A. Viers
James D. Coo
Fred Vandiver
Ben Murphree
Ruby Lambert
Mack Bailey
Louise Pryor
James Lyons
D. W. Hollinger
Jesse Houck
Charles Richner
O. E. Wilks
John Scoleri
Lewis Campbell
W. C. Belcher
Joe Hansbarger
Goodwin Jarvis
Sandy Basham
George Dodd
William H. Street
E. M. Curry
Jack K. Shipman
John S. Lambert
C. A. Pancake
E. D.strohecker
Twila Wilkinson
Bernie Morgan
Willing Workers Meet In Oceana
The Ladies' Willing Worker Band of the Church of God of Oceana met at Mrs. James Gunter's Lynee home with hostesses Mrs. Gunter and Mrs. Davie Church. Secretary reported 78 dollars from candy sales and member dues. Refreshments were served. prizes went to Mrs. Guy Lester and Miss Evelyn Repass. Attendees listed include Vivian Blankenship, Evelyn Repass, Barbara Repass, and many others.
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Oceana
RNS
Church of God of Oceana
James Gunter
Lynee
Gunter
Davie Church
Guy Lester
Evelyn Repass
Claude Burchett
Vivian Blankenship
Clara Brown
Mamie Griffith
Thomas Santmyer
George Repass
Bernice Fisher
Beatrice Fisher
Barbara Repass
Harold McPeeks
Effie Brooks
Bertha Miracle
Lorene Toler
Doris Bailey
Margaret Blankenship
Joan Repass
Susie Price
Charlene Gunter
Addie Riffe
Grace Church
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Bud-Alpoca
United States
Bud-Alpaca Grade School
William Bailey
Carrie McKin
A. B
Church
Alpoca
Bud-Alpoca School
Bell-Ans
Bellans
Orangeburg
N. Y
Potomac Company
Patrick Henry
George Washington
St. John’s
Upper
Potomac River
Chichmond
Beckey Post-Herato
Valeigh
Red Secret Police
Nikita Khrushchev
Boots
Radio Free Europe
RFE
Free World
Iron Curtain
Russia
New York City
The
Advertising Council
Newspaper Advertising Executives Association
Muriel Lawrence
Mrs. Lawrence
Mr. Hope
Tho
Baptist Mission Circle
Pinevile
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