Former U S Attorney General To Address Fayette Library Friends
Fayetteville will host an open meeting of the Friends of the Fayette County Public Library on January 28 at 8 p.m. in the Memorial Building. Guest speaker Francis Biddle, former U S attorney general and wartime judge at Nurenberg, will discuss the trials and his role on the International Military Tribunal. An election of officers will follow and any Fayette County resident may join as a Friend of the Library.
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Friends of the Library
Memorial
Fayetteville
Biddle
United States
Italy
William R. Laird
Montgomery
Laird
Friends” Meeting
Friends
Fayette County
Garvin
Lucy Ball eyes commercial yet educational TV growth
Lucy Ball defends television as a strong institution and aims to boost educational programming through Desilu Studios while keeping shows profitable. She favors Disney’s model, trusts her writers, crew, and actors to contribute ideas, and recalls a past clash over a door on a Hope film as a cautionary tale.
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Dick Kleiner
New York
Lucille Ball
Lucy
Desilu Studios
Desilu
Disney
Miss Ball
Bob Hope
Local families host relatives and guests across towns
Jerry Mathews and Bobby Roach joined Homer Toler at Lockbourne Air Force Base in Ohio. Philip Roach Jr and grandson Jerry visit from Chicago. Otis Cook hosts his siblings and nieces in Madison. Jimmy Cook and family visit Pilgrims Knob and Toneda. TOM FLEENOR stays ill at home. Various returns and visits noted in Oceana Clear Fork and Mul.
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Oceana
RNS
Jerry Matthews
Bobby Roach
Homer Toler
Lockbourne Air Force Base
Columbus
Ohio
Philip Roach
Philip Roach Jr
Jerry
Chicago
Otis Cook
Barbe Cook
Becky
Susan
Madison
Jimmy Cook
Larry
Brenda
Betsy
Diane
R. P. Mullins
Pilgrims Knob
Tom Fleenor
Eastern Gas and Fuel Associate
Kopperston
Toneda
Benny Mac Shropshire
Denny Brown
Richard Pell
Fort Knox
Tommy Evans
Tommy Jr
Charleston
Kimberly Roach
John Kucek
Clear Fork
Wirt Cook
Tom Bailey
Baileysville
Maude Cozort
Glen Cozort
Genea
Philip
Mul
Parent guides child on honesty over promised behavior
The columnist advises a mother to drop the promise ransom for her 10-year-old after she hid 50 cents from a five dollar purchase. She suggests open talk: allow keeping money when really needed and only tell the parent. This restores communication and reduces shame.
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Muriel Lawrence
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Mrs. Lawrence
Phillips elected president of Wyoming County School Board
Claude Phillips was unanimously elected president at the Wyoming County Board of Education meeting in Pineville. Mundy resigned Dec 20 and Lokant sworn in to fill the vacancy. New assignments and resignations for teaching and non teaching staff were announced including principal changes at Wyoming No. 1 and Pineville High School.
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Pineville
RNS
Claude Phillips
Wyoming County
Phillips
Mundy
Mercer County
J. W. Shufflebarger
Fred Lokant
Oceana
Lokant
Kuhn
Pineville High School
Ann C. Kuhlke
Road Branch
Anne Belle Shumate
Wyoming No
Jesse W. Morgan
Paul England
W. C. Worrell
Wyoming No. 1
Janet Payne
Oceana High School
Shelby Wilson
Matheny School
Savings Stamp Program Starts in Oceana Schools
After a two week holiday break the United States Savings Stamp Program began Tuesday in area schools. Oceana Grade School No 1 is assisted by Mrs Ralph Poland and Mrs Jim Hall with principal Hollis Brooks. Grade School No 2 by Mrs William Lugar and Mrs Ples Wright with principal Berlin McKinney. Kopperston Grade School by Mrs Gayle Pennington and Mrs Emory Lusk with principal Vaughn Stewart. Public affairs chairman Mrs Bob Branham and community affairs chair Mrs Otis Cook announced sales of 1103.30 in November and December.
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Oceana
RNS
United States Savings
Oceana Woman's Club
Ralph Poland
Jim Hall
Hollis Brooks
William Lugar
Ples Wright
Berlin McKinney
Kopperston
Gayle Pennington
Emory Lusk
Vaughn Stewart
Bob Branham
Otis Cook
Birth of Charles Elamuel Cook in Mullens Hospital
Mr and Mrs Charles Cook announce the birth of a son at Wyoming General Hospital Mullens weighing eight pounds eleven and a half ounces. The baby is named Charles Elamuel Cook. Maternal grandparents are R L Wall Rhodell and Pearl Cook McGraws, paternal grandmother is Mrs. Cook. The couple has nine other children.
Open House for 94th Birthday at Oceana Church
Open house in Fellowship Hall of Oceana First Methodist Church Sunday from 2 30 to 4 30 p m in honor of Uncle Rice Cook who will be observing his 94th birthday anniversary Relatives and friends are invited.
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Oceana
Fellowship Hall
Oceana First Methodist
Printing Industry's Survival At Stake In Record NY Walkout
The record printers strike cripples New York papers and threatens nationwide publishing and commercial printing. Local 6 ITU warns of a life and death struggle as publishers push a $9.20 weekly raise over two years, claiming higher costs could shutter papers. The union seeks pattern negotiations and synchronized contract dates with other unions.
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H.D. Qui
United Press National New York
UPI
New York
U.S
Publishers Association of
New York City
International Typographical Union
ITU
Sun
Publishers Association
Long Island Press
Queens County
Long Island
New York Newspaper Guild
Local 6
Bertram A. Powers
Delilah Methodist Women Plan Church Cleanup and Gifts
Mrs Effie Mae Dillon led the Delilah Methodist Church Women’s Society meeting in Fellowship Hall with theme Put This to Mine Account Assisting her were Mrs Ralph Whitten and Mrs Edna Dillon A devotional by Mrs Bessie Reid focused on New Year resolutions The group voted to buy new church flowers and sent $10 for the quarter and $10 to missions The club received thanks from a Florida kindergarten The group plans a church cleaning on Wednesday Hostesses for February are Mrs Bob Dillon and Mrs Harold Dillon.
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Oceana
RNS
Effie Mae Dillon
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Delilah Methodist Church
Fellowship Hall
Ralph Whitten
Edna Dillon
Bessie Reid
Jack Rider
Ralph Toler
High Blackburn
Hallard Chaffins
John Edwards
Glenn Chaffins
Dillon
Reid
Dean Rollins
Melodie
BYF Members Are Entertained By Warren Lester
Saulsville. Mr and Mrs Warren Lester hosted a Friday night gathering at their Mabon Saulsville Road home for the Baptist Youth Fellowship of the Sweet Home Baptist Church. Guests included Dwight Shumate Kenneth Dixon Rachel Clay Damon Clay Carol Lester Lorra ine Birchfield Samdra Durham Jimmy Lester Eunice Birchfield Yvonne Durham Debby Lester Kathy Lester and Mr and Mrs Stanley Cozort. Mrs Lester serves as BYF advisor and secretary treasurer.
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Saulsville
RNS
Warren Lester
Mabon-Saulsville Road
Baptist Youth Fellowship of the
Sweet Home
Maben
Stanley Cozort
McGraws
West Virginia Youth Art Exhibition Heads Toward Morgantown
Centered on a state wide Centennial feature, the seventh through twelfth grade art show by Mercer McDowell Logan Mingo Wyoming Raleigh Summers counties runs Jan 12 26 at the Mountainlair West Virginia University. Each selected student will receive a Centennial pin and the Concord College display closes Wednesday.
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Athens
Concord College
Mercer
McDowell
Logan
Mingo
Wyoming
Raleigh
Summers
West Virginia
Concord
Morgantown
Mountainlair
West Virginia University
Youth Council Plans Box Supper and Dances
Rebel Rec senior high teams plan a February box supper with girls supplying lunches and bidding by boys. Opening nights for the senior high are set for January 12 19 and 26. A March of Dimes dance is set for January 26 to aid the MOD drive. Junior high openings run January 11 18 and 25 evenings with church chaperones. Birth announced for Dianna Lynn Osborne in Pineville Maternity Hospital weighing five pounds one ounce. Diamond sales in 1962 hit a record 269 559 752 per London CZ.
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First Methodist Church
Cyclone
Prather Osborne
Sunday
Pineville Maternity Hospital
Pineville
Dianna Lynn
United Press International
Central Selling Organization of
London
Death notices and funeral announcements
A list of death notices and funeral details. Hoyt S. Hicks 79 of Beaver died recently with services set for Tuesday at Beaver Baptist Church followed by burial at Blue Jay Cemetery. Other notices include Robert Edward Brewer 51 Mabscott, Andrew Clayton Acord 76 Rock Creek, James Edward Agee 37 224 Garfield Street, Lionel Keith Burleson 23 Brentwood Md formerly Sophia, Archie P. Shrewsbury 41 Beaver.
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Hicks Hicks
Hoyt S
Beaver
Beaver Baptist Church
Everett Powers
Blue Jay
Keyser-Bryant Funeral Home
Brewer Brewer
Robert Edward
Mabscott
Melton Mortuary
Agee Agee
James Edward
Garfield Street
First Baptist Church
Kenneth Swank
Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens
Robert W. Martin
Lloyd Humphrey
Kyle Ellison
Harlan C. Mann
Roland Whitt
Elmer Wright
Maxey Dornovich
Burleson Burleson
Lionel Keith
Brentwood
Sophia
Midway First Church of God
F. C. Calhoun
Caffee
Mt. Tabor
Marley Pitzenberger
Midway
Ladies of the First Church of God
Williams Funeral Home
Shrewsbury
Archie P
Coal City
Notice of pistol license application in Raleigh County
On January 22, 1963 at 10:00 a.m. O. D. Janney of Orchard Avenue Crab Orchard West Virginia a car salesman and collector will apply to the Circuit Court of Raleigh County for a license to carry a pistol or other weapon as provided by law.
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O. D. Janney
Orchard Avenue
Crab Orchard
West Virginia
Circuit Court
Raleigh County
Co. D. Janney
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Raleigh Register
Beckley
W. Va
U. S
Fayette Library
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
National Labor Board
Oliver Wendell Holmes
U. S. Supreme Court
Boston University
Drexel University
Hobart and William Smith College
New Woman’s Society Officers
Woman’s Society of
Pine Grove
Lacy Brooks
H. C. Perry
Frank Acord
Clyde Ellis
Melvin Richardson
Hopkins
SKY Lanes
Valley Drive South
Mrs. Dillon
Delilah
Youth Council
Kanawha Street
Sprague
Byus Mankin Lumber Company
George Hants
Lexington
Virginia
Neville St
Nickie
Wipperman Coast. Co
Beckley Newspapers
Dias Floral CO
City Ave
Papoor Soordsoooeng
Nebb & Neal
Funeral Home Ambulance Service
R. H. Neal
Mer
Vance Drive
Todd's Grocery and Hardware
Foster Hardware Co
Main St
Dial
Montgomery Ward
Lilly Drive
Maxwell Hill
Robert L. Amick
General Motors
Ad. Beckley Newspapers Corporation
Sam G._ Foley
Lowell Foley
Bank of Raleigh
F.D.I.C
Earl
Huddle Earl
Glass House
F.H.A
Quality Lumber & Supply Co
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