Whitefield Bailey vows Exchanged and Know Your State Gov Day
Two Pineville High School juniors Diane Dodd and Mike Farley will attend Know Your State Government Day in Charleston on February 28. The event, in its 16th year, is sponsored by the WVEA Citizenship and International Relations Committee and runs 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the Civic Center.
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Pineville High School
Diane Dodd
Robert Dodd
Pineville
Mike Farley
Byron Centerville
Charleston
Wvea Citizenship and International Relations Committee
Civic Center
Tilema
Mayor Issued Subpoena In Hinton Police Case
Hinton mayor Harold B. Eagle was subpoenaed to explain the dismissal of policeman Robert E. Lawson. Lawson, of Sandstone, pleaded guilty Nov. 20 to operating a motor vehicle without proper registration after a State Police citation and was dismissed Jan. 4. The hearing is set for Thursday at a public meeting.
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Hinton
Jaycees Hear Project Report at Pineville meeting
Pineville Jaycees president Jack D. Martin led the dinner at the Cow Shed Restaurant. He announced the quarterly conference will be at Jackson's Mill February 18 to 20. The group reported about 55 area families and 23 percent of children received toy project aid at Christmas. A board meeting was set for Thursday at 7:30 p.m. Other attendees included Dick Morgan Essie Ramsey Bennie Cooper Bill Owens John Jackson Ted Bailey Gene Harvey and Dr. Sam Lambert.
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Pineville
RNS
Jack D. Martin
Pineville Jaycees
Cow Shed
Martin
Jackson’s Mill
Jaycees
Dick Morgan
Essie Ramsey
Bennie Cooper
Bill Owens
John Jackson
Ted Bailey
Gene Harvey
Sam Lambert
Flower Arranging Ideas At Sorority Meeting In Pineville
Gamma Xi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met at the Cow Shed in Pineville with Mrs. Lam Lambert leading a program on flower arranging and showing slides of ribbon winning designs. Business session led by president Mrs. Bill Owens announced Oct 21-23 Charleston state convention dates, and the next meeting set for Jan 26 as a spaghetti dinner at 6 30 pm. Service committee chair Mrs. David Wilson reported Christmas food baskets and gifts delivered to a needy family with seven children. Members approved forming an Exempler Chapter after four years of Beta Sigma Phi membership. Hostess Mrs. Bernard Stump served refreshments to a long list of members and guests.
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Pineville
ANS
Lam Lambert
Gamma Xi
Beta Sigma Phi
Lambert
Bill Owens
Charleston
Cial
Service Committee
David Wilson
James Lyons
Bernard Stump
Owens
Smallwood
Lyons
A. E. Baldwin
Orville Wilks
W.W. Bolt
Alfred Broom
Jack Martin
Eugene Graham
Betty Thomas
John Anderson
Ronald
Geraldine Brewer Weds Edgar Gilliam in Bradley home
Mrs. Ger aldine Catlett Brewer and Edgar Ray Gilliam exchanged wedding vows Thursday evening at the home of Rev. and Mrs. Ernest Barley in Bradley. The ceremony was read by Mr. Barley. Attendants included Mr. and Mrs. Don Williams. The bride works at Mabel's Beauty ShopBradley. groom works on lakes near Cleveland Ohio. The couple plan a Florida honeymoon.
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Bolt
ANS
Breckenridge Baptist Church
Lillie Payne Bailey
Eeeselie
Ravenclit
Good Son
Vtian Tefield
Augusta
Carl Payne
Breckens Church
Raymond Stafford
Kopperston
Juanita Stafford
John Whitefield
Rockford
Gary
Mark Payne
Bob
Garner Bailey Jr
Beckley
Mount Hope
Geraldine Catlett Brewer
Edgar Ray Gilliam
Ernest Barley
Bradley
Mr. Barley
Don Williams
Mabel
Cleveland
Ohio
Sarah Barley
Gillie Parsons
John Fox
Robert Barley
Paul Barley
Ray Barley
Street cleaners to get orange wheelbarrows in Nottingham
In Nottingham England streetcleaners will be issued bright orange fibreglass wheelbarrows to improve visibility for motorists. The plan aims to enhance safety and awareness during urban cleaning operations.
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Nottingham
Eng
UPI
Bride Elect Feted At Shower In Trenton Michigan
Linda D Keel bride to be of James R Castle Cas teel Trenton Michigan honored Saturday night shower hosted by mother Mrs Carson Keel grandmother Mrs Roy Shaw and Mrs Dave Endicott. Attendees listed include Lydia Davis Keith Dodson Wriston Lively Williams and many others.
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Linda D. Keel
James R. Casteel
Trenton
Mich
Carson Keel
Roy Shaw
Dave Endicott
Helen Lively
Richard Wriston
Isabelle Stover
Irene Williams
Lazella Powers
Lara Bell Wriston
LouAnn Bowyer
Lydia
Etta Jean Edwards
Lois Wriston
Daisy Wriston
Blaine Tyree
Delpha Evans
Lois Bowyer
Velva Dodson
Leonard Settle
Dee Endicott
Glen K. Winston
Lou Ann Bowyer
Chuck Skeens
Dessie M. Holley
Penny Holley
Laura Williams
Teresa Holley
Regina Bowyer
Youth Rally Draws Area Attendees at Kilsyth Event
About 100 people gathered Saturday night at Mount Tabor Headquarters for a Youth Rally of Free Will Baptist Churches. Rev Dallas A presided. Ghent church led the attendance with 44 present and sang Is He Satisfied With Me. Attendees from Kilsyth included Linda Matheny and others. transportation was provided by Mr Rakes and Harry Helon.
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Kilsyth
Mount Tabor
Dallas A
Ghent Free Will Baptist Church
Ghent
Crow Free Will Baptist Church
Omar Williams
Wesley Gross
Fairdale Free Will Baptist Church
Transportation Theme Of Scout Meet At Mount Hope
Den No 2 of Cub Scout Pack No 102 held its first meeting at 3 45 p m with den mother Mrs Harry Lawson presiding. The program focused on transportation including an illustrated story and a paper airplane contest. New member Ronnie Ray Perry joined others present. The next meeting features a craft show on miniature dog sleds and a skit The Railroad prepared for the January 31 Pack meeting at Mount Hope Baptist Temple.
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Mount Hope
RNS
Den
Harry Lawson
M. A. Marchetti
Mount Hope Baptist Temple
Eighth Grade Science Class Displays Student Projects
Mrs. Margie Adams teaches an eighth grade general science class. Students worked all day to prepare and explain their projects, showcasing an electric saw, weather station, incubator, and nature, chemistry, and space projects.
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Margie Adams
Scarbro Scout Troop Plans February Activities
Scoutmaster Robert H. Webb led Scarbro Troop No. 125 in planning February activities with parents at the Scout Hall. The theme Famous Americans will guide events, including a Court of Honor during Boy Scout Week February 7 to 13, open house, a hobby shop, and handiwork display at The New River Co. store. Febru ary camps, hikes, a May bike rodeo, summer long camp, show and do, and spring/fall camps were outlined. The Junior Rifle Club will expand to girls 12 to 18, affiliated with the NRA, with a shoot planned soon. Webb thanked the Mothers Auxiliary for support, including funding a Camp Rowland trip and installing a dusk-to-dawn light near the Scout Hall. Coffee was served to attendees.
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Scarbro
Scout
Robert H. Webb
New River Co
National Rifle Association
Webb
Mothers’ Auxiliary
Camp
Rowland
Scout Hall
Roy Withrow
Robert Webb
Willo Legg
Lyle Hinte
Nick Phelps
Leon Jarvis
Jack Fitzpatrick
Dana
Bill Hinte
Eugene Oliver
Carl Musial
Elizabeth Morgan
Dave Fisher
Joe Bulmer
Charlie Lego
Theodore Dixon
J. C. Craft
James McCallister
Gary Lego
WSCS Will Discuss Conference Actions
Mullens WV Woman's Society of the First Methodist Church holds a 7 30 p m monthly meeting with panelists Mrs John Miller Mrs William Burdiss Mrs Charles Coffey and Mrs E B Adkins. They will review eight major actions from the 1964 General Conference including the move to transfer the Central Jurisdiction into geographic regions and the churchs policy on racial inclusion and integration.
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Mullens
ANS
Woman’s Society
First Methodist Church
John Miller
Circle No. 2
William Burdiss
Charles Coffey
E. B. Adkins
Pittsburgh
Central Jurisdiction Conference
Geogra
Racial District Justice and Relief Fund
Interboard Commission
Methodist Church
Welfare Worker Addresses Oceana Club
Farley Lusk of the West Virginia Department of Welfare spoke to the Oceana Junior Department on child welfare. He outlined physical welfare, mental health, and foster homes, with a Q and A session. The group planned five weekly leadership dynamics study sessions at members’ homes and discussed a Valentine dance. A gift was presented to Mrs. Peggy Simpson Prichard.
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Oceana
ANS
Farley Lusk
West Virginia Department of Welfare
Oceana Woman’s
Lusk
Cyclone
Oceana High School
Concord College
West Virginia University
Peggy Simpson Prichard
Fred Lugar
Martha Wilson
Anita Martin
Peggy Prichard
Sam Clark
Arnold Brown
Jimmie Lester
Kitty Richardson
Linzy Whitten
Conrad Conley
George Conley Jr
Carol Hendricks
Ravencliff Visits and Parental Family Notes
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cook of Alexandria Virginia are visiting Ravencliff this week. Guests arriving Friday include his parents the Cooks. The Cooks spent Monday in Beckley visiting Mrs. Rose Sweeney. Mrs. Cook’s mother Mrs. Laura Wall of Rhodell remains hospitalized in Beckley ARH. Mr. Cook’s father Robert Lee Wall is ill at home in Rhodell. Roger Brown of the US Army returned Sunday to Chesterton Maryland after a weekend with his mother Mrs. Jessie Brown. George Farley and Mrs. Farley left Sunday for Sterling Virginia after L. T. Kellam’s death prompted their trip. They visited his mother Mrs. Kellam and his mother Mrs. Frank Farley. Also returning were Mr. and Mrs. Richard Tyler of Vestal New York and Mr. and Mrs. V. T. Carr of Roanoke Virginia, who had been joined by their son and daughter.
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Rhodell
Roger Brown
U. S. Army
Chesterton
Jessie Brown
Ravencliff
L. T. Kellam
George Farley
Sterling
Kellam
Frank Farley
Pineville banquet honors local athletes and staff
In Pineville the coal banquet marked by toast master Arnold Harless. Jesse W. from Wyoming County Schools spoke on NovyA Building. Board of Education members attended as guests and award letters were given to Robert McClain, Marvin W. Mike, Rose, Donna McCoy, Judy Smallwood, Becky Gilley, and others. cheerleaders received recognition.
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Pineville
ANL
Arnold Harless
Taredey
Sante Son Insegna
Jesse W
Wyoming County Schools
Board of Education
Robert McClain
Toge Rose
Marvina W
Mike Ason
Wae Hate Haers
David Pendry
A Keaton
Donna McCoy
Judy Smallwood
Becky Gilley
Mount Hope Weekend Guests and Local Health Notes
Mount Hope area residents hosted weekend guests including sons-in-law and daughters of multiple families from Fayetteville Parkersburg and Kilsyth visiting in homes from Raleigh General Hospital to Bermuda duty. Local health updates report Mrs Helen O’Neal recovering after major surgery, Mary Kamensky improving at Raleigh General Hospital, and a Kilsyth resident seriously ill. Ray Barley family begins three-year Bermuda tour while Ernest Billups suffers a heart attack and is hospitalized in Montgomery.
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Mount Hope Ees
Hobart Maynor
Conca Circle
Blaine Die
Blaine Allen
Sara Malinois
Jack
Mary Ellen
Parkersburg
Carl Riner
Patty
Russie Lyn
Pam
Cecil
Sam
Fayetteville
Ha Deanengeen
BV Cod
Ernest See
Oak Hill
Jane Lee
Mount Hope
Mary Kamesnky
Raleigh General Hospital
Beckley
Kilsyth
Monroe Conn
Proctorville
Ohio
Harry Lawson
Harry Law
Montana St
Ernest Billups
Vicki
Timmy
Carol Ann
Charleston
Mary Miller Gwinn
West Virginia Wesleyan College
Buckhannon
Miller Gwinn
Park Heights
Ralph Thompson Jr
Mark
Bluefield
Roger Epperly
Lewis Epperly
Stadium Terrace
Fs Oing
Fort Knox
Epperly
Wyoming Seeks Seven Social Workers in Welfare Push
Wyoming County Welfare announces seven vacancies for new college graduates as social workers. Commissioner L L Vincent notes staffing needs driven by an $11.8 million federal grant funding education and training to assist up to 12,000 welfare recipients to improve employability. Interested applicants contact Mrs. George Garland in Pineville or Welch.
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Pineville
RNS
Wyoming County
Department of Welfare
George (Vivian) Garland
Welch
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