Flower Arrangements Shown On WOAY TV January Series
Mrs Mae Puckett of Spade and Trowel Garden Club demonstrated assorted flower arrangements on WOAY TV as part of Coffee With Zel. The January program featured all white branches, pink carnations with hemlock and laurel, painted iris pods, dried canna leaves, and other seasonal displays using wood and props. The Fayette County Garden Council sponsors the weekly segment airing Thursday mornings throughout January.
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Oak Hill
ANS
Mae Puckett
Spade and Trowel Garden Club
Zel
WOAY
Fayette County Garden Council
Cary L Bland Rites Tuesday
Funeral services for Cary L. Bland will be held at 2 p.m. Tuesday in Ronceverte Baptist Church led by Rev. David Harper and Rev. A K Whiteside. Burial follows at Wallace Memorial Cemetery near Clintonville. Bland 46 of Ronceverte died Saturday in Beckey Veterans Administration Hospital after a short illness. He lived in Ronceverte 11 years and belonged to Associated Reform Presbyterian Church Fairlea and VFW Post Fairlea. Survivors include wife Lucille three daughters Rachel Shirley and Sharon and son Chester all at home four sisters and one brother. Body to be taken to residence at 10 a.m. today from Wallace and Wallace Funeral Home and to the church one hour before funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronceverte
RNS
Cary L. Bland
Fairlea
Lucille
Rachel
Shirley
Sharon
Chester
Lennie Dean
Oak Hill
Leona Hilton
Grace Adams
Second Creek
Jessie Puckett
Nicholson
C. R
Wallace and Wallace Funeral
Pre-registration at West Virginia Tech under way
Montgomery RNS report notes second semester pre-registration at the West Virginia Institute of Technology began today and runs through Friday. Registrar Annie L. Castle says registration is only for current students. official day is Jan. 27. New term classes start Jan. 28 with first semester exams Jan. 10-22.
Collins resumes studies at University of Kentucky
Eddie Collins has resumed his studies at the University of Kentucky in Lexington after visiting with his parents Mr and Mrs Richard Collins. He was accompanied to Lexington by Mrs Gladys Trent, Miss Patey Shields, and his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baileysville
Eddie Colling
University of Kentucky
Lexington
Richard Collins
Collins
Gladys Trent
Patey Shields
Oak Hill AAUW Group Meets in Fayette County
The Fayette Branch of the American Association of University Women met at Mrs. Allie Procter’s residence. They urged support for the AAUW educational center in Washington DC and asked WOAY TV to air a Middle East program series. Mrs. Willa Huddleston gave a five minute briefing on foreign policy and Miss Zella Bishop spoke on Middle East educational plans. The gathering included several members and one guest, Mrs. H. J. Bickerson.
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Oak Hill
AMS
Fayette
American Association of University Women
Allie Procter
AAUW
Washington, D.C
Woay Television
Middle East
Willa Huddleston
Russia
Fayette CTA Meeting Held in Fayetteville Auditorium
Fayette Elementary School auditorium hosts a Fayette County Classroom Teachers Association meeting at 7 30 p m Wednesday with hostesses from the faculty. A guest speaker from the West Virginia State Education Association will discuss important association items.
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Fayetteville
RNS
Fayette
Fayette County
Classroom Teachers Association
West Virginia State Education Association
Hr Arthur Dies at 49 in Fayetteville Home
Fayetteville resident Hubert Arthur aged 49 died Sunday at his parents home after a long illness. A World War II veteran and Bronze Star recipient, he leaves a wife Angie, a son Jimmy with the Air Force on Okinawa, a daughter Betty Low Fryer of Monroe Michigan, two brothers Bernard and Pershing, and five sisters. Funeral arrangements are pending at Dodd Payne Funeral Home.
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Angie Arthur
Jimmy
U.S. Air Force
Okinawa
Betty Low Fryer
Monroe
Mich
Bernard
Pershing
Ruby Rhodes
Fayetteville
Ethel Chase
Ransom
Mildred Picklesimer
Jenkins, Ky
Opal Heslop
Hammond
Dodd Payne
Fayette Woman's Club Pushes Natural Resources Department
The Fayette Woman's Club adopted a resolution to be sent to the state legislature proposing a unified Department of Natural Resources in West Virginia. It argues consolidation will reduce overlap, improve efficiency, cut costs, and provide clearer authority and better service to the public and future citizens.
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Woman’s Club
Fayetteville
RNL
Fayette
Department of Natural Resources
West Virginia
Club
Society Accepts 16 Tech Students
The Ameri can Society of Testing Materials has accepted 16 West Virginia Institute of Technology students into membership announced by Maynard E. Hall associate professor of engineering. Names include Dennie Adkins, John Brightwell, James Brown, Elmer Conner, David Crabtree, Robert Ellis, James Farley, Vasilios Giannaras, James Hayes, C Junior Haught, Arlie Lawrence, F N Merritt, Fernando Morandi, Raymond Ratliff Jr, Baren Sparks, and Richard Tockeyy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennie L. Adkins
Belle
John Clinton Brightwell
Charleston
James M. Brown
Union
Elmer Stuart Conner
Chesapeake
David Douglas Crabtree
Montgomery
Robert Lee Ellis
Longacre
James Kenneth Farley
Colcord
Vasilios J. Giannaras
Whitesville
James Lee Hayes
Oak Hill
C. Junior Haught
New Martinsville
Arlie Lawrence
Rock
F. N. Merritt
Fernando Morandi
Santiago
Chile
Raymond E. Ratliff Jr
Baren Sparks
Blakeley
Richard O. Toggey
Havertown
Woman from Kopperston Admitted After Leg Fracture Fall
Mrs. Ruby E. Fultz of Kopperston was admitted to Stevens Clinic Welch on Thursday for reduction of fractures in her right leg after slipping on ice glazed steps.
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Kopperston
Ruby E. Fultz
Stevens Clinic
Welch
Woman's Group Names Chairmen
The Lookout Farm Women's Club met at Mrs. Hallie Crist's home with devotional leader Mrs. Lilly Blume presenting the theme Mary's Heart but Martha's Hands. New chairmen include project Mrs. Elmer Harrell and education Mrs. R. C. Crotty. A silver tea for the polio drive is set for January 27 at Hillcrest Motel from noon to 6 pm.
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Lookout
RNL
Lookout Farm Woman's Club
Hallie Crist
Lilly Blume
Martha
Elmer Harrell
West Virginia
Shirley McKnown
Effie Blume
W. K. Kountz
R. C. Crotty
R. C. Blume
Hillcrest
R. O. Blume
Retta Holiday
Retta Holidway
Shirley MecKnown
Pauline Levy
Joe Stockley
W. K. Kouitz
W. Levy
Evan MecKnown
Gertrude Blume
Wallace Brown
Elmer Harrel
Pennsylvania Man Is Student Rotarian
Lloyd Weaver of Swarthmore Pa has been named Student Rotarian for January by the Montgomery Rotary Club. A senior at West Virginia Institute of Technology he majors in printing management and serves as editor of the Bear Tracks annual. Weaver is active in campus affairs and honors lists, holding leadership roles in Beta Kappa Chi Pi Alpha Psi and Westminster Fellowship. He is a varsity tennis member and will attend Rotary meetings during January. This is the third Tech senior honored this year joining Gerald Hamilton and James Andrews.
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Montgomery
Lloyd Weaver
Earl
Weaver
Swarthmore
Montgomery Rotary Club
West Virginia Institute of Technology
Tech
Beta Kappa Chi
Pi Alpha Psi
Westminister Fellowship
Tech Scientist
Gerald
Buddo) Hamilton
Chariton Heights
James Andrews
Bor derland Chapter D A R to Meet at Glen Jean
The Borderland Chapter of the Daughters of America will meet at the residence of Mrs. C F McCay in Glen Jean at 1 30 p m on Wednesday. Mrs Iona Williamson will serve as co host. The speaker will be H J Oran of Lester with the topic Harpers Ferry.
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Oak Hill
RNS
Borderland
The
Daughters of America
C. F. McCay
Glen Jean
Iona Williamson
H. J. Oran
Lester
Harper's Ferry
Matheny Personal Notices Mixed in Beckley Area
Mrs Roy Stone spends week visiting friends in Beckley. Mrs Vendl Travis was Monday guest of her parents in Steeles. Lynn and Patricia England hurt in accidents last week. treated at Oceanic Medical Center. Nathan England and family hosted by son. Mrs Luther Johnson treated at Wyoming General Hospital. Mrs Avery McMillion returned from Stevens Clinic Hospital Welch. husband ill at Wyoming General. McMillion fell ill at work in Kopperston. Frank Martin and four children moved from Lillydale to W J Jewell property in Matheny. Jewells now in Charleston. he is district manager of a coffee concern.
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Oceana Medical Center
Nathan England
Monaville
Luther Johnson
Wyoming General Hospital
Mullen
Avery McMillion
Stevens Clinic
Welch
Mullens
McMillion
Kopperston
Frank Martin
Lillydale
W. J. Jewell
Matheny
the Jewells
Charleston
Manotree Miller Hospitalized After Coal Drill Incident
Russell Miller, 34, of Marianna, was treated at Stevens Clinic for contusions to the right foot after a coal drill slipped and fell on his foot while at work for Island Creek Coal Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marianna
Russell Miller
Stevens Clinic
Island Creek Coal Co
Recreation Committee Schedules Meet Today
Whitesville Recreation Park Committee will meet at Whitesville Junior High School at 7 p.m. today. Quentin Barrett represents the Boone County Board of Education, Mayor H. F. Morgan attends for the town, James Pandelios leads the Whitesville American Legion Post, and Earl Howell represents the Whitesville Moose Lodge as they plan this year’s improvement schedule.
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Whitesville
RNS
Boone County Board of Education
Quentin Barrett
H. F. Morgan
James Pandelios
American Legion
Earl Howell
Hood Dies in Scarbro Funeral Services Set
Funeral services for George Hood, 75, Scarbro, will be at 1 p.m. Wednesday at C. D. Trent Funeral Home Chapel Beckley with Rev. C. M. Ellis. Burial follows at Greenwood Memorial Park. He died Sunday at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Gray after an extended illness. Survivors include three sisters Mrs Bessie Summersville Scarbro Mrs Marinder Baker Akron Ohio and Mrs Lucille Garrison Omar and two brothers S J Hood Akron and Bud Hood. The boy will remain at the funeral home after 5 p.m. Tuesday.
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Scarbro
George Hood
C. D. Trent Funeral Home
Beckley
C. M. Ellis
Greenwood Memorial Park
Hood
Ed Gray
Bessie Summersville
Marinder Baker
Arkon
Ohio
Lucille Garrison
Dorothy Teen Center Opens at Dorothy
RNS report Zachari Karantonis opens a recreation room for teens at Dorothy with 5 to 9 pm weekday visiting hours and daily chaperons. No alcohol sold. A juke box serves music for about 50 people. Friday shows feature The Dorothy Rock and Roll Band. Saturday nights host adult dances with a small cover charge.
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Dorothy
Rns
Zachari
Finna) Karantonis
Dorothy Rock
Wyoming Hospital Admits 58 Persons
A weekly list from Wyoming General Hospital in Mullens records 58 admissions by day, naming patients from towns including New Richmond, Mullens, Ravencliff, Itmann, Huntington, Allen Junction, and Cyclone among others. The roster covers Monday through Sunday and includes multiple entries for several communities.
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Mullens
ANS
Wyoming General Hospital
Lawrence Church
New Richmond
Alva Cooper
Marianna
Darrell Ashley
Janice Bishop
Bud
Virginia Davis
Mary Jane Halsey
Maben
Judy Ann Cook
Stephenson
Betty Carol Belberry
Ravencliff
Eugene Coeburn
Cyclone
Elizabeth Sinecoff
Ravenclif
Ollie Dixon
Otsego
George Stevenson
Alvin Barrett
Wolf Pen
Troy Edwards
Clara Whitt
Keyrock
Donald Tolliver
Pineville
Mayron Hawkins
Allen Junction
Nancy Lester
James Adams
Itmann
Mary Cadle
Odd
Hessie Lusk
Herndon
Carl Dickerson
Logan
Carol Gibson
Rita Hicks
M. F. Pickett
Huntington
Ray Winfrey
Corinne
Harry Halsey
Baileysville
Tom Griffith
Oceana
Charles Simmons
Susie Hess
Pamela Billings
Helen
Janice Walker
Clear Fork
Shirley Piercy
Killarney
Samuel Byrd
Thurman Clark
Glenda Bishop
Elsie Box
Beckley
Vandeline Miller
Wyoming
Wintford Cook
Walter McKinney
Avery McMillion
Matheny
Judy Kay McMillion
Math Junction
Shirley Akers
Elaine Viers
Aileen Whitt
Basin
Ricky Griffith
Glen Rogers
Rachel Martin
Marie Hall
Home Mail Delivery Set For 116 Families
Mullens residents on eight newly paved streets will gain home delivery and parcel post starting Thursday. Postmaster Curtis Crotty says 116 additional families about 464 people will be served on new routes including Collier Avenue Farley Avenue Lincoln Street Virginia Street North Poplar Street Fairview Avenue Highland Avenue extension and Florence.
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Mullens
RNS
Curtis Crotty
Crotty
Collier Avenue
Center Street
Farley Avenue
Lincoln Street
Virginia Street
North Poplar Street
Fairview Avenue
Highland Avenue
Florence
Paises Honored With Dinner Before Navy Deployment
Mr and Mrs Robert Pais were honored with a dinner at his parents Pineville residence. The couple wed December 22 at his parents home. The bride, Barbara Franklin, is daughter of Mr and Mrs Ralph Franklin of Marianna. They plan to return to his Navy station in Key West Florida soon.
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Pineville
Rns
Robert Pais
Oscar Pais
Barbara Franklin
Ralphanklin
Marianna
Pais
U. S. Navy
Key West
Fla
Bryant Speaks At Rotary Meet
Whitesville Rotary Club met at Whitesville Junior High School at 6 30 p m Thursday with Clyde V Bryant, IBM Charleston branch manager, delivering the principal address Automation With The Changing Times Bryant urged use of machines to stay competitive and predicted a six hour workday four day week and a population rise of 30 million He added machines do not replace but aid workers Rufus Kannon announced a February 5 program by a Russian expert on the life of the Russian people
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Whitesville
RNS
Bryant
Rufus Kannon
Russia
Presbyterian Church Circles Hold Meetings in Pineville
The Pineville Presbyterian Church circles met Thursday at 7 30 p m. Circle 1 hosted by Mrs W W Bolt with Ruth Blackburn as chairwoman and R S Bowers moderating the Bible study. January emphasis on Christian Education led by Mrs Thomas Booth. Circle 2 hosted by Mrs C W Andrick with Howard Swimm as chair and moderator. January emphasis by Mrs Norman K Morgan. Circle 3 hosted by Mrs Frank McNaughton at 1 pm with Mrs William Henkins as chair and Mrs Paul Wilson moderating. Members attended across circles, gifts given to Nancy Lou McNaughton.
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Pineville
RNS
Ralph Looney
Thomas Booth
R. S. Bowers
Ruth Blackburn
J. W. Burton
Bolt
C. W. Andrick
Howard Swimm
W. V. McNemar Sr
Eugene L. Neal
James Sands
Norman K. Morgan
Marlene Andrick
Andrick
Frank McNaughton
William Henkins
Paul Wilson
Marvin Bowyer
James Smith
Earl Miller
E. B. Swimm
Mangus Olsen
D. W. Hollinger
Frank MecNaighton
Nancy Lou McNaughton
Nancy Lou
Circle
Area WSCS Plans Fund Raising Events
Members of the Glen Rogers Community Church Woman's Society of Christian Service voted to sell plates bearing the church image to boost the treasury and also will sell brooms. They plan curtains for the kitchen and social room. A committee was formed with Mrs. Glenn Robinson, Mrs. Ruby Welshans, and Mrs. Tom Dezarn. The Tuesday meeting, led by new president Mrs. Hazel Dancy, opened with a devotional by Mrs. Reuben Williams.
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Glen Rogers
RNS
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Glen Rogers Community
Glenn Robinson
Ruby Welshans
Tom Dezarn
Hazel Dancy
Reuben Williams
Ina Rhen
Helen McClung
Erma Guthrie
Dorothy Vidovich
Dezarn
Williams
Dancy
Hazel Gentry
Eva Hrasar
Robinson
Marion Brooks
Helen Trump
Waldo Tackett
Marie Bailey
Lookout Visitors Return from Dallas and Ohio Trips
Lookout society notes list visiting relatives from Dallas Texas and Lans ing Ohio. Mr and Mrs J S Dempsey and Miss Evelyn Wood will visit John and Earl Wood Dempsey. Elmer Zickafoose hosts Dallas Sanford and J F Hedrick. Lora Grose Miller’s visitors include Gladys Boley and L E Blume. Dennis McCutcheon and children Dennis Kathy Diane return after visiting parents A J McCutcheon.
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Gladys Boley
L. E. Blume
A. J McCutcheons
Dennis McCutcheon
Dennis
Kathy
Diane
Shumates Return to Marshall College After Holidays
Louise and Richard Shumate return to Marshall College Huntington after holiday visit with parents Mr and Mrs Finley Shumate. Louise is a sophomore majoring in chemistry while Richard, a freshman, majors in social studies and physical education.
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Glen Fork
Marshall College
Huntington
Finley Shumate
Louise
Richard Shumate
Shumate
Belcher Funeral Scheduled Today
Funeral services for James Belcher, 74, were set for 2 p m at the Church of God in Clear Fork, with Rev. Ike Mullens officiating. Burial followed in Belcher Cemetery. Survivors include son Raymond and daughter Car rie Dunn, plus three sisters.
Pineville Personal Notes From Holiday Visits
Pineville residents list holiday travel and family visits with relatives in Greenbrier Military School Lewisburg Charlottesville Washington Bridgeton Bridgeton Bridgeton etc. Names include Mrs C S Smith Swannie Alice Beavers Marilyn Forren Gwendolyn Box Sandra Stant lis Burke Weaver Christine Lambert Maggie Goode D T Worrell Estel Morgan Opie Pridemore D T Daniels and son Johnny.
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Pineville
Rns
C. S. Smith
Swannie
Lewisburg
Greenbrier Military School
Alice Beavers
Mullens
University Hospital
Charlottesville
Thomas Stone
Concord College
Athens
Edgar Stone
Marilyn Forren
Fred Perdue
Dale Acord
Glen Fork
Gwendolyn Box
Fred Box
Crowley-Worrell
Washington, D. C
Sandra Stantlis
Marianna
Burke Weaver
Paul Weaver
Bridgeton
N. J
Sam Lambert
Marietta
John S. Lambert
Christine Lambert
West Virginia University
Maggie Goode
Princeton
R. H. Breeden
Roy Lee
Jin Parks
Janice Lee
Charleston
R. M. Painter
Keystone
W. H. Horne Jr
J. Fred Horne
Welch
D. T. Worrell
Morgantown
E. W. Worrell
Major
Alvin J. Morgan
Estel Morgan
Florida
Opie Pridemore
Chapmanville
D. T. Daniels
Johnny
Glade Spring
Seal Sale Campaign Totals $5517 in Fayette County
Fay ette County's 1958 Christmas Seal Sale reports $5,517 collected to date, Mrs. C. P. Anderson Jr. chairman. This compares with $5,047 last year, a decrease of $429, though officials hope to reach the $11,006 goal as many residents still respond to seal sale letters.
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Fayetteville
RNS
Fayette County
C. P. Anderson Jr
Hartford Bank Holdup Man Escapes With 14376
Police and FBI officers flooded a Hartford bank lobby after a holdup suspect fled with 14376 dollars. A bystander described a man knocking on a door outside claiming to have business with the bank and wanting to make a deposit while a guard delayed him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Conn
FBI
Band Subs For Bugler At Schofield Barracks
The 27th Infantry at Schofield Barracks now wakes to regimental band music at 5 50 a m instead of bugle calls. The Army says the music remains brassy and effective in starting the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
27Th Infantry
Schofield Barracks
Coleman welcomes first child Michael Wayne
Mr and Mrs Tommy Joe Coleman announce the birth of their son at 2 30 am Monday in Oak Hill Hospital. The baby Michael Wayne weighed 6 pounds 6 ounces at birth. Mrs Coleman is the former Rose Lafferty daughter of Lonnie and unknown. Her husband is the son of Azel Coleman and his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mossy
Tommy Joe Coleman
Oak Hill Hospital
Michael Wayne
England couple welcome Grace Hospital son in Welch
Hanover duo Mr and Mrs Charles England are the proud parents of a baby boy weighing 6 pounds 9 ounces born Thursday at 10 17 p m at Grace Hospital in Welch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover
Charles England
Grace Hospital
Welch
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Eiattstal
Orangeburg
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ED Sullivan
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Mercury
Dealer
Oak Hill Aauw Group
Bald Knob Ski Slope
Aubrey Riner
Pam Thacker
Robert Thacker
Harper Rd
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Riis
Hubert Arthur
Route 2
Fred Arthur
Society
Pennsylvania
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Miller
Recreation Committee
Dorothy Teen Center
Wyoming Hospital
New York, N.Y
Rotary Meet
Presbyterian Church
WSCS
Lookout Personals
Belcher
BNS
James Belcher
Church of God
Ike Mullens
Welch Hospital
McDowell County
William
Clara England Belcher
Raymond
Carrie Dunn
Barbara Collins
Tennie Turner
Roanoke
Becky Buckland
Delaware
Evans Funeral Home
Dunn
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