Deanna Evans Engaged to Wed in Mount Hope
The engagement of Miss Deanna Kay Evans to Thomas Spade was announced by her parents Mr and Mrs Charles Batten of Mount Hope. The couple, both from Summerville and Mount Hope, plan a future wedding.
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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1956
Page
9
The engagement of Miss Deanna Kay Evans to Thomas Spade was announced by her parents Mr and Mrs Charles Batten of Mount Hope. The couple, both from Summerville and Mount Hope, plan a future wedding.
Pineville residents report holidays with relatives in Cleveland Beckley and Columbus. Families visit hospitals, attend funerals and share meals with relatives in Pineville and nearby towns. Military and church community members are noted along with school leaders and a planned wedding.
The Summers County grand jury returned 10 indictments nine felonies Tuesday. Five target inmates of the State Prison for Women at Peace Springs for escaping with three recap tured and one year added to each sentence. Others include Richard Adkins theft of dynamite from the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway sentenced 1 to 10 years. Percy Wright pleaded for probation. Jesse Smith on a misdemeanor charge got six months. Tobey Cline not guilty on murder charge with May term. James Cook felonious assault set for May term.
Fayetteville event at Glen Ferris Inn crowned Kenneth Martin of Montgomery as president Walter Wilson of Ansted became vice president Frank Mahan was named secretary and Thomas E Myles of Fayetteville elected treasurer during a Friday night meeting.
Actress Janis Paige and her producer fiancé Arthur Stander announce their January 18 Las Vegas wedding. It will be Paige’s second marriage and Stander’s first.
Mrs. Madge Ryan of Maple Ave Fayetteville was admitted to Oak Hill Hospital after her 1953 sedan slid along U S Route 21 near the Chuck Wagon Drive In and ditched. She suffered a facial laceration and shock. condition listed as fair. She was alone in the vehicle. She is wife of Thomas C. Ryan and a Fayetteville High School teacher.
Miss Catherine Crews will present a program at 7 30 p m Thursday for the Women's Society of Christian Service at First Methodist Church in Princeton. The topic is A Changeless Gospel in a Revolutionary World. Miss Crews is connected with the church and its WSCS activity. Mrs. Molly Ramey and other local hosts will assist in hosting the event.
Charles T. Jones of Charleston spoke on Coal Mining in Europe to the Oak Hill Rotary Club Tuesday evening. He predicted a rosy market in Europe for West Virginia coal in the coming years.
Pineville circles of the Woman's Missionary Society plan meetings Thursday at 7 30 p m. Edna Stevens Circle meets at Elma Hayhurst home Shannon Cooper Circle at Pauline Snyder home Jewell Asbury Circle at Crystal Hinzman home. Also January dinner of the Methodist Men's Club at 6 15 p m in First Church Fellowship Hall chaired by Ed Hawley.
Lowe, a current employee, builds a mink operation at Green Bank in Pocahontas County with 37 females and five breeders aiming for a full time business by April 1954. He cites a ready market for pelts and notes prices from $40 to $70 for standard hides and up to $650 for a pearl pelt, with family help from his wife Virginia Ervine and daughter Rebecca.
W. H. Harrah was honored with a surprise birthday dinner at his Mount Hope home on Thursday. Guests included Rex Parker and Ted McClure of WOAY-TV, Pete Cobb and family of Piney View, Glenna McCama, and other local residents. A note mentions mink coats require 80 pelts to make, highlighting fur fashion.
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