Whitesville Moose District Meeting Held With Dinner And Dance
The Whitesville Moose Lodge hosted a district meeting with a dinner by the Ladies of the Moose, business session at 3 30 p m and a postmeeting dance. About 130 delegates attended from Beckley Montgomery Oak Hill Hinton Layland Rainelle Richwood White Sulphur Springs and Whitesville, with district president D P Shumate and Governor Herbert Price in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitesville
RNL
Moose Lodge
Ladies of the Moose
Herbert Price
D. P. Shumate
Shumate
Beckley
Montgomery
Oak Hill
Hinton
Layland
Rainalle
Richwood
White Sulphur Springs
Sherman Juniors Present Three Act Mystery Comedy
Sherman High School junior class presents its annual play Friday at 7 30 p m The three act mystery comedy Aunt Lizzie Lives It Up stars Alice Bell as Aunt Lizzie directed by Charles Frye with a cast including Linda Johnston Richard Moses Elaine Buchko Carla Lockawood Nancy Wood Mary Lynn Blas Shirley Meadows Wilma Maye Carol Jane Jarrell Larry Morris John Etrickland Corkie Stump and Frankie Childers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sethans
Sherman High School
Aunt Lizzie
Alice Bell
Charles Frye
Linda Johnston
Richard Moses
Elaine’ Buchko
Carla Lockawood
Nancy ‘Wood
Mary Lynn Blas
Shirley Meadows
Wilma Maye
Caro! Jane Jarrell
Larry Morris
John Etrickland
Corkie Stump
Frankie Childers
Fine Arts Club program at Pineville Woman's Club
The Pineville Woman's Club Fine Arts Department presented its program in Fellowship Hall at the First Methodist Church. Mrs. Joseph P. Taylor led the program on music and crafts while Mrs. Don E. Williams directed the Pineville High School Glee Club. A speaker from Mullens discussed hobbies and displayed handmade articles. Proceeds from a Feb. 7 wrestling match totaled $207. Plans include a dance at the Cow Shed and an annual Easter style show to raise funds for sending youths to camp. Hostesses listed include D. A. Norana and several club members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pineville
RNS
Pineville Woman's Club
Fellowship Hall
First Methodist Church
Joseph P. Taylor
Don E. Williams
Pineville High School
Ittcite A. Hays
Mullens
Mesdames
D. A. Norana
Don R. Willams
Ned C. Rogers
Okey E. McCourt
Ed Hawley
Robert Beavers
IV. Rutherford
R Ussell Beavers
Supreme Court Considers County Case on Parental Negligence
The Supreme Court weighs whether a deceased child’s estate may pursue negligence against parents protected by insurance. The Raleigh County case follows Gary Wayne Jarrell’s death on October 27 1954 when a car driven by his mother hit a telephone pole on West Virginia Route 3. The circuit court previously held the $10 000 suit could not proceed against Mr and Mrs George Jarrell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Supreme Court
Raleigh County
Gary Wayne Jarrell
W. Va
Raleigh
Circuit Tourt
George Jarrell
Pythian Sisters Open Meeting With Knights of Pythias
In Oak Hill the Pythian Sisters Temple No 132 held a meeting welcoming members and husbands to an open Knights of Pythias event marking the order's 93rd anniversary. A film on Damon and Pythias will be shown at 7 30 p m today. Initiation of one new member is planned for the March 11 session. 13 sisters attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Hill
RNS
Pythian Sisters Temple No. 132
Knights of Pythias
Damon
Birth announced for Mr and Mrs Hughes of Clear Fork
Mr and Mrs Macle Hughes of Clear Fork welcome a son born February 41 at 10 37 p m Stevens Clinic Hospital Welch weighing seven pounds fifteen and three quarters ounces. The note adds details on Ohio River coal docks near Pittsburgh and Powhatan Point with five loading docks and 26 unloading docks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clear Fork
ANS
Macle Hughes
Stevens Clinic
Welch
Ohio River
Pittsburgh
Powhatan Point
Ohio
Coal Mountain
Sampy Keene
Stevens Clinic Hospital
Ladies Night at Cook Memorial Baptist Church
The Cook Memorial Baptist Church Men's Fellowship hosted Ladies Night in the church recreation room on Thursday. Stacie Mullins presided, Bruce Howard led the program, and Rev. Robert McCoy directed group singing with Mrs. McCoy at piano. The devotional focused on The Christian Home amid a Valentine themed setting with hosts Mr and Mrs Bruce Moward and Mc and Mrs Vivian Rose. Attendees included Rev and Mrs Robert McCoy and numerous church couples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pineville
RNS
Cook Memorial Baptist Church
Stacie Mullins
Bruce Howard
Robert McCoy
Bruce Moward
Vivian Rose
Cari’Mullins
Maud Rose
Frank Dalton
Walter Green
Cecil Johnson
E. M. Curry
Rue Scholelcraft
Bob Snyder
Orris Burgess
Estel Morgan
Tommy and
Barbara Snyder
Room to Be Painted Furnished by Class OAK HELL
The Methodist Redebec Bible Class will paint and furnish a church room as their monthly project. A bake sale to fund the effort is set for March 16 in the Law Building. The Monday meeting at Mrs. Flack's home included devotion on The Fine Art of Losing and prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OAK Hell
RNS
Redbecca
Law
Robert Flack
Central Ave
H. C. Marshal
J. K. Gallaher
J. W. Perry
Linda Flack W
Harriott Gray
Harry Gray
Woods Ave
Forest Fire Season Begins Again March 1
Boone County Forest Protector Clif ford Crow reminds citizens that forest fire season starts March 1. From 5 a.m. to 5 p.m. through end of May, burning trash grass or gardens is forbidden to prevent fires from getting out of control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witesville
ANS
Clifford Crow
Boone County Forest Protector
Judge Grants Temporary Order In Wonder Case
Federal Judge Ben Moore granted a temporary order restraining Morris Samuel Wonder from violating General Electric Corp. fair trade terms. The judge also took under advisement the constitutional question of West Virginia's 20 year Fair Trade Act as GE pursued action claiming Wonder sold GE small appliances below the set price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Ben Moore
Morris Samuel Wonder
Oak Hill
General Electric Corp
Moore
West Virginia
General Electric
Wender
Scout Sunday at Presbyterian Church March 10
Scout Sunday will be observed at the Ida Hensley Comfort Presbyterian Church on March 10 with Brownie and Intermediate Scouts from Cairifort taking part. The scouts are sponsored by the church and have been registered this month, with investure events being arranged. Intermediate Scouts named include Gloria Sue Cantley Joan Cooper Alice Buchko Sharon Harless Wilma Haspel Gayle Maxey Joan Meadows Barbara Ann Midkiff Judith Porter Joyce Shellenbarger Judy Shellenbarger Claudette Thompson Beverley Toney. Brownies listed include Jane Gloria Cantley Joan Griffith Sharry Hendricks Joan Hoffman Susanne Jarrett Penny Kinder Kristinia Meadows Lena Meadows Pamela Meadows Linda Midkiff Donna Perdue Betty Perdue Carolyn Sue Pauley Gloria Jean Pauley Elizabeth Stone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comfort
RNS
Margaret Ann Vickers
Ida Hensley
Confort Presbyterian Church
Cairifort
Gloria Sue Cantley
Joan Cooper
Alice Buchko
Sharon Harless
Wilma Haspel
Gayle Maxey
Joan Meadows
Barbara Ann Midkiff
Judith Porter
Joyce Shellenbarger
Judy Shellenbarger
Claudette Thompson
Beverley Toney
Jane
Gloria Cantley
Joan Griffith
Sharry Hendricks
Joan Hoffman
Susanne Jarrett
Penny Kinder
Kristinia Meadows
Lena Meadows
Pamela Meadows
Linda Midkiff
Donna Perdue
Betty Perdue
Carolyn Sue Pauley
Gloria Jean Pauley
Elizabeth Stone
Pineville Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y Hold Joint Devotional
Pineville High School Hi-Y and Tri Hi-Y clubs held a joint devotional led by Rev. Norman Morgan of Pineville Presbyterian Church. Pat Phillips chaired, with program segments by Shirley Church, Kentey Hamlin, Kitty Gunter, Carolyn Wagener, and Betsy Cole. An educational film on healing leprosy, titled Healing of Man do, was shown. The Tri Hi-Y plans a formal induction at the upcoming school assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pineville
RNS
Norman Morgan
Ah Shirley Church
Kentey Hamlin
Kitty Gunter
Carolyn Wagegoner
Betsy Cole
Kitty Gunt
Morgan
M'vando
Africa
Distinction Day Observed At Van High School
VAN RNS Distinction Day was observed Friday at Van High School with seniors teaching for a day. A large list of student teachers was chosen to lead classes and conduct lessons, an annual event eagerly awaited by participants and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VAN
RNS
van High School
Shirley Willinger
Tom Storms
Sharlet Adkins
Pat Price
Arbutus Miller
Arthur Yeager
Sharon Bailey
Bob Price
Douglas Maullens
Sue White
Earl Williems
Greta Cocheran
Carol ‘Cook
Joyce Jarrell
Deanna Jiffice
Rudolph Linville
Pete Skeens
Claude Smith
Hubert Sheets
Lois Rice
Barbara Hunt
Eunice Walker
Bonnie McLain
Reva Mae Carrier
Ronnie Gunnoe
Joe Jarrell
John Dingess
Clara Workman
Gary Justice
Macy O'Neal
Lawrence Dartt
Dick Keathy
Joe Mayes
Danny Belcher
Roger Cannady
Sun Elementary Donates to March of Dimes Campaign
Sun Elementary School in Fayette County contributes 25.21 to the March of Dimes. Principal Jenny Cope Carter says 44 of 63 students participated, with 5 gifts totaling 5 from first and second grades 5 and 10.81 from third and fourth grades 9.40 from fifth and sixth. The Sun PTA adds 10, plus 12 from Sun Baptist Church 5 from Mount Hope American Legion and 5 from Dathan Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Hope
RNS
the Sun Elementary School
Fayette County
Jenny Cope Carter
The
Sun Parent - Teacher Association
Carter
the Sun Baptist Church
American Legion ‘Auitary
Dathan Baptist Church
Pineville Personal Notices Highlight Local Visits
Pineville residents report family and friend visits over the weekend. James Bell Cooke returned to Charleston Sunday after visiting his parents in Pineville. Carroll Worrell Mullens and families visited E W Worrell and Grace Schaeppi. A D Cooke of Beckley visited relatives in Pineville. Abel Basham and family returned to Richmond after a stay with G K Basham in Pineville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pineville
RNS
James ‘Bell Cooke
Charleston
Lane’ Cooke
Carroll
Worrell
Mullens
E. W. Worrell
Grace Schaeppi
A. D. Cooke
Beckley
Det Cooke
Clyde O'Dell
Abel Basham
Richmond
G. K. Basham
C. C. Basham
Mayor Requests Stores Close For Carter Rites
Mount Hope mayor Bernard Rocke urged local merchants to close during the funeral of R H Carter, a long time Mount Hope merchant and charter Chamber of Commerce member. Carter served on the county Board of Education and eight years on the city council, leaving a family noted for civic contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Hope
HNS
Bernard Rocke
R. H. Carter
Rocke
Carter
Chamber of Commerce
Business Men’s
R H Carter 86 Mount Hope merchant dies after stroke
Mount Hope mourns R H Carter 86 a longtime local merchant who died at Oak Hill Hospital after a two week hospitalization for a stroke. He previously ran Carter Garment Shop for about 35 years and was affiliated in the mercantile trade with T M Snyder. He leaves four sons and one daughter. services pending at Tyree Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Hope
R. H. Carter
Oak Hill Hospital
Carter
Thurmond
Red Star
T. M. Snyder
Carter Garment Shop
Also Mentioned on This Page
Woman's Club
Pythian Sisters
Rainbow Grill Wertile
Ory Cat
Presbyterian Church
van HS
Sun Elementary School
Iine
Fairmont
Gasco Food Institute
Beckley Newspapers Corp
Amere Gas Company
R.H. Carter
Fayette Merchant
Germany
W.t.grant Co
Neville ST
Mets
Beckley Newspl.3
Gas Company
Memorial Building
Gasco Food Institute Cooking School
Coca Cola Company
Raleigh Coca-Cola Bottling Works