Baylor Seeks Senate Seat In 10th District Bid
HINTON Richard P Baylor a Summers County native and Hinton businessman launches his fourth bid for the West Virginia state senate in the 10th District which covers Summers Mercer and Monroe counties. A World War I Marine Corps veteran and Korean War era Air Force veteran he lives in Summers County and runs the B&A Company in Hinton. He holds a BS from Concord College 1950 an MS from WVU 1951 and is active in Ascension Episcopal Church Veterans of Foreign Wars Elks Moose YMCA and American Legion.
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Hinton
Richard P. Baylor
Summers
Mercer
Monroe
Baylor
L. W. and
Birdie McCreery Baylor
Summers County
Marine Corps
Air Force
Concord College
Phi Delta Pi
West Virginia University
B&a Company
Ascension Episcopal Church
The
Veterans of Foreign Wars, Elks, Moose
YMCA
American Legion
McLaughlin Cook Wed In Home Ceremony
In Pineville at 6 p.m. December 24 Edna Faye McLaughlin and James A. Cook became united in marriage in a double ring ceremony read by Rev. James E. Compton at the bridegroom’s grandparents home. Mrs. Cook, Baileysville High School graduate, works as a telephone operator for Kerr Motors Co. in Cleveland. Cook, another Baileysville graduate, is employed by Ohio Rubber Co. in Willoughby where they will reside.
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Pineville
RNS
Edna Faye McLaughlin
James A. Cook
James E. Compton
E. A. Blankenship
Haskell Cook
Baileysville
Baileysville High School
Ohio Rubber Co
Willoughby
Ohio
Christmas Holiday Visits Across Families in Pax and Warren
Visiting in Pax and nearby towns over the Christmas holidays were numerous relatives from Warren Pennsylvania, Salem Virginia, Marmet and Maple Fork. The gatherings included Mr. and Mrs. W. L. McGown and Nellie, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Kelly and family, J. D. Janney and Tom Foster, Fields Hall, Orville Foster and family, the Kidds, Pearl Thompson, and extended visits to the Lucas and McGown households in Glen Daniel and Roncerverte, linking multiple generations.
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Long Branch
J. D. Janney
Weirwood
Tom Foster
Pearl Thompson
Maple Fork
Pax
Larry Kelly
Vicky
W. L. McGown
Nellie
C. L. Lucas
Glen Daniel
Mrs. Lucas
McGown
Kelly
S. L. McGown
Ronceverte
Vaglio Home Best Decorated in Fayetteville Contest
D B Vaglio of Fayette Road Fayetteville will receive a plaque at a Fay etteville Junior Chamber of Commerce meeting for winning the Christmas lighting display in the Jaycees contest. Honorable mentions go to Robert H Woollard H E Fitzwater Dillard Inge Robert Honaker J W Jones Clifford Allen and Lewis Burke. Judges were Mrs Frank Mahan Mrs Carl Vickers and Mrs William Durrett.
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Fayetteville
BNS
D. B. Vaglio
Fayette Road
Federated League To Meet Tonight Mount Hope
The January meeting of the Mount Hope Federated League will be held today at 8 p.m. in the Mount Hope Lions Clubhouse. The program on Health is planned by health chairman Mrs. Willard J. Moore. Members without birthday calendars may collect them from president Mrs. C. R. Harnsbarger at the meeting. Hostesses include Mrs. W. G. Callaway, Mrs. H. W. Garvin, Mrs. John V. Barnum, Mrs. Frank Graff, and Mrs. J. C. Gwinn.
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Mount Hope
RNL
Mount Hope Federated League
Mount Hope Lions
Willard J. Moore
C. R. Harnsbarger
W. G. Callaway
H. W. Garvin
John V. Barnum
Frank Graff
J. C. Gwinn
35 Couples Seek Permits To Wed
Fayetteville filings list 35 marriage license applications in the county clerk’s office. Couples include Homer H. Aliff and Lorna D. Smith. Tommy Ray Arcadia and Betty Sue Thompson. Mack Baker and Mary Dilley. Nelson Andrew Bean and Frances Irene Stanley. Donald F. Bickhart and Myrna Rose Young. Ernest Paul Barley and Judith Canterbury. Nathan Daniel Bush and Mary Jane Roop. Charles Patrick Bragg and Joann Worley. Ronnie A. Barnhill and Margaret Jean Quick. William C. Church and Tennie Mills. Herman S. Coffman and Ramonia Carpenter. John Roy Craft Jr. and Nancy Ann Blake. Harold Fankell and Mary Sue Merritt. Nathan Warren Higginbotham and Betty Jane Fitzgerald. James William Jennings and Sue Carol Franklin. Harold Lee Kincaid and Bernice May Moore. Vernon L. Martin and Linda Mae Hill. Samuel A. Martin and Margaret Ann Wade. Donald Earl Miller and Elaine Eloise Johnson. James Franklin Neal and Lee Anna Thompson. John Robert Pate and Norma Jean Gray. John Roland Pinson and Sharon Lynne Aldridge. Robert James Richmond and Rnyola Catherine Altice. Luther Richard and Wilma Jean Ramsay. Glenn Ray Richards and Ellen Kay Hickman. Hugh Robert Sims and Mamie Fay Campbell. Fred Stewart and Anna Mae Neal. Marshall Luther Sutphin and Anna Lee Stover. Clifford L. Settle and Phyllis J. Bass. John Edward Tucker and Dora Marie Banks. Douglas Wayne Williams and Kitty Lynn Hornsby. James A. Wood Jr. and Diana Smith. David Franklin Wilson and Mary Margaret Bibb. Otto B. Wightman and Wanda Light Godby. Meredith White and Shirley Banks.
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Fayetteville
RNS
Fayette County
Homer H. Aliff
Cleveland
Ohio
Hilmer
Emma Aliff
Lorna D. Smith
Scarbro
John
Martha Smith
Tommy Ray Arcadia
Frank and
Margaret Arcadia
Betty Sue Thompson
Robert
Faye Thompson
Mack Baker
Lochgelly
Clarence
Laura Baker
Mary Dilley
Earl
Ollie Dilley
Nelson Andrew Bean
Jane Lew
Artenes
Martha Bean
Frances Irene Stanley
Victor
Delmer
Frances Steinley
Donald F. Bickhart
New York
N. Y
Te Franklin
Elsie Bickhart
Myrna Rose Young
Oak Hill
Samuel
Mary Young
Ernest Paul Barley
Bradley
Ernest
Ethel Barley
Judith Canterbury
Pax
Aubrey
Barbara Canterbury
Nathan Daniel Bush
Zela
Oscar D
Eunice Bush
Mary Jane Roop
Jodie
Walter G
Icie L. Roop
Charles Patrick Bragg
Herbert
Virginia Bragg
Joann Worley
Minden
James
Sophia Worley
Ronnie A. Barnhill
Atlanta, Ga
Archie B
Winnie M. Barnhill
Margaret Jean Quick
Boomer
Joseph
Gertrude Quick
William C. Church
John M
Hannah Church
Tennie Mills
East Lynn
Frank
Mary Ellen Wooten
Herman S. Coffman
Fred L
Alberta Coffman
Ramonia Carpenter
Estil
Eldora Carpenter
John Roy Craft Jr
Washington, D. C
John Roy
Effie Craft
Beatrice Franklin
Harold Lee Kincaid
Charles V and
Eura Kincaid
Bernice May Moore
Brownsville
Sam A
Shirley Moore
Vernon L. Martin
Rapid City
S. D
Charles E. Bernice Martin
Linda Mae Hill
Ingram Branch
Curtis
Gertrude Hill
Samuel A. Martin
Summerlee
Denzil Everett
Icie C. Legg
Margaret Ann Wade
David and
Evelyn Wade
Donald Earl Miller
Hartville
Jasper C
Esther B. Miller
Elaine Eloise Johnson
Powellton
Henry L
Claudette Johnson
James Franklin Neal
iOak Hill
James W. Neal
Anna M. Neal Stewart
Lee Anna Thompson
Isaac N
Wade Lee Stewart
John Robert Pate
John R
Lola E. Pate
Norma Jean Gray
Nellie Pauley
John Roland Pinson
Harewood
John E
Charlotte Pinson
Sharon Lynne Aldridge
Cannelton
William R
Mary Sue Aldridge
Robert James Richmond
Quinnimont
William Lee
Anna Richmond
Rnyola Catherine Altice
Sun
William L
Nellie Altice
Luther Richard
Lizemore
George
Mary Richard
Wilma Jean Ramsey
Dixie
James W. Ramsey
Sarah Francis
Glenn Ray Richards
George E
Mary M. Richards
Ellen Kay Hickman
Harvey
Mary Hickman
Hugh Robert Sims
Rainelle
Robert D
Esther L. Sims
Mamie Fay Campbell
Hico
Thomas
Thelma L. Campbell
Fred Stewart
Hale
Annie Mae Stewart
Anna Mae Neal
William and
Lydia Law
Marshall Luther Sutphin
Mount Hope
B. W. and
Hazel Sutphin
Anna Lee Stover
Lively
Ernest and
Helen Stover
Clifford L. Settle
Kanawha Falls
Harry J
Mildred Settle
Phyllis J. Bass
W. E. and
Marvel Bass
James A
Elizabeth Wood
Diana Smith
Deepwater
DeHenry
Mary Smith
David Franklin Wilson
Baker
Lillian Wilson
Mary Margaret Bibb
Edward
Verdie Bibb
Otto B. Wightman
Lansing, Mich
Claude and
Gladys Wightman
Wanda Maxine Light Godby
Omer
Thelma Light
Meredith White
Montgomery
Meredith
Emma White
Shirley Banks
Will
Dorothy Banks
Travel clerk jailed for stealing to fund world trip
David Hill a travel agent clerk was sentenced to three months in jail for stealing 1408 dollars to finance a round the world trip.
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Trip Nipped
London
UPI
David Hill
Study Sessions Set At Mount Hope Church
Mount Hope Presbyterian Church announces January activities led by Rev. Ray R. Hanson Jr. Women of the Church meet on Tuesday mornings and evenings to discuss Not Like Ordinary Men by Lawrence Kinney. January torques include sessions, youth meetings, ordination, and community study schedules with guest speakers and church groups.
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Mount Hope
RNS
Mount Hope Presbyterian Church
Ray R. Hanson Jr
Lawrence F. Kinney
Southwestern College
Memphis
Tenn
E. E. Jones Jr
Ridinger
Patrick C. Graney Jr
Anthony Puskas
Stanley Higgins
Bradley
Presbyterian Youth Fellowship Group
Presbytery
Beckley
Oak Hill Christmas Guests List Wide Local Returns
Holiday visitors gathered in Oak Hill include J H Gray family members Joe Cooper and Jerry Hin ton and Harold Cooper with Jack Meadows in Chicago. Other guests are Virginia Thompson Becky W T Cooper and Emmett Fitzwater family, with the Chenoweths from Nashville visiting Oak Hill. Christmas Day hosts W T Price and family welcomed Charles Price and Harry Price with Curtis Price family.
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Oak Hill
RNS
J. H. Gray
Joe Cooper
Jerry
Hinton
Gray
Harold Cooper
Jack Meadows
Chicago
Ill
Willard Garrell
Virginia Thompson
Becky
W. T. Cooper
A. E. Moses
Harold Fitzwater
Southern Illinois University
Carbondale
Emmett Fitzwater
R. J. Chenoweth
Webb Chenoweth
Nashville
Tenn
Oak Hill Methodist Church
W. T. Price
Charles Price
Charleston
Harry Price
South Hills
Curtis K. Price
Riner Ave
Nagging and asserting wants in family rounds outbursts
Dear Mrs Lawrence advises that nagging often arises from underlying self doubts about demanding what we want. Recognize the demand, own it, and act directly rather than (self)contemptuous begging. If you are comfortable asserting needs you won t mind being accused of nagging.
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Mrs. Lawrence
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
After Latest Styles Woman Breaks Window in Oak Hill
A Scarbro woman, Bonnie James, said she lacked clothes like others and bought herself some. She kicked and broke a window at George's Fashion Shop on Main Street in Oak Hill Saturday night, injuring her foot. She was treated and released at Oak Hill Hospital. no charges filed pending owner’s return, owner William Huddleston believed to be in Florida.
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Oak Hill
George
Main St
Bonnie James
Oak Hill Hospital
Oris H. Stamey
Pat Waters
Willia Huddleston
Florida
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