Pineville Woman's Club Beautifies Picnic Site Project
Miss Espe ranza Lopez of Mexico spoke at the Pineville Cow Shed dinner meeting about Mexico's school system and women’s organizations with slides and a Sarape and Reboza. Roscoe Plumley showed county sites and the club agreed to beautify a county picnic site and place a second club sign. The group postponed the talent show, discussed building funds, cancer awareness, and the Day in Court project while preparing for the state convention and essay winners.
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Pineville
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Esperanza Lopez
Mexico
Woman's Club
Miss Lopez
Roscoe Plumley
Wyoming County Agriculture
O. C. Casteel
E. M. Curry
County Principals Seek Revised English Course
Pineville high school officials led a Wyoming County principals meeting to discuss a revised English course for college bound and non college students. Speaker James Stone outlined college entrance requirements from 18 colleges while George Nolley highlighted rising school retention and a seventh to tenth grade enrollment drop only five. A committee will meet to plan a county wide meeting involving Cord College WVU and Marshall University to pool ideas and craft the new course.
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Pineville
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James Stone
Wyoming County Secondary
Stone
George Nolley
Nolley
Pineville High School
Concord College
West Virginia University
Marshall University
Robert E. Kuhn
Harold Bailey
Baileysville High School
Lewis D’antoni
Mullens High School
Ronald Lee Cook
Oceana High School
Jesse W. Houck
W. Grady Mullins
Wyoming Vocational Technical School
Carl Hazard
Conley High School
Acie Stewart
Herndon High School
Funeral for Anna Mae Carter in Charleston
Mrs. James McDougal attends funeral for grandmother Anna Mae Carter 79 of Charleston. Service at Cunningham Funeral Home Chapel with burial at Cunningham Memorial Park St Albans. McDougal is manager of Robertson-Fogelsong Funeral Home Pineville.
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Pineville
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James McDougal
East Pineville
Anna Mae Carter
Charleston
Cunningham Funeral Home
Cunningham Memorial Park
St. Albans
McDougal
Robertson-Fogelsong Funeral Home
Three Youths Injured In Pineville Wreck
Three Pineville youths were treated after a one car crash on the Pineville Welch Road at 4 15 p m. Swaine Smith 16 was listed in critical condition with a fractured skull and facial cuts Dwight Shockley 13 suffered a broken arm and head injuries while the third youth received minor head injuries The car owned by J R Beavers of Pineville was driven by his son Jimmy 16 No charges were filed Sheriff Lelan Phillips said the car slammed into a ditch struck posts and a hill before stopping near a steep embankment
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Pineville
Pineville-Welch Road
Stevens Clinic
Welch
Swaine Smith
Dwight Shockley
Lelan Phillips
J. R. Beavers
Jimmy
Smith
C. S. Smith
Shockley
Walter Shockley
Oak Hill Magistrate addresses Women’s Club on law and finance
Oak Hill B and P W Club heard talks on finance and legislation at a Wednesday meeting in Hotel Hill. Justice of the Peace Myr O’Dell explained magistrate duties, warrants, and distinctions between misdemeanors and felonies, noting warrants’ validity and required bookkeeping.
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OAK Hill
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Oak Hill Business and Professional Women's Club
Hotel Hill
Cyphia Sneed
The
Home Outfitting Co
Myr O'Dell
Justice of the Peace
O'Dell
Group Cooperation Discussed At Oceana Woman's Club Meeting
Oceana Woman's Club met in Fellowship Hall to discuss inter community cooperation. Guest speaker could not attend, but Mrs Mack led the talk and a member shared views. program included devotion by Mrs Otis Cook, readings, and a pledge. Green poster contest noted with dates and convention planned at The Greenbrier March 29 31.
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Oceana
ANS
Oceana Woman's Club
Fellowship Hall
Ofethodist Church
B D. Shupe
Eastern Gas and Fuel Associates
Kopperston
Car
Mack
Otis Cook
Murray Page
Virginia Price
R. E. Snelling
Forester
Wyoming County
Woman's Club
Greenbrier
Ways
Price
L. M. Proffitt
Ken Maynard
T. O. Whalen
J. K. ‘Meredith
John Moss
Tommy Nutter
Jack Rider
Bob Crouch
Dale Cook
Robert Forren
Pete Pizzino
Dorothy Caton
Tommy Evans
Dorothy Morgan
Jim Justice
Monroe McClain
Willis Adams
Ray Eppling
Bob Bran
1962 Words Of The Champions No 14 Fayette Raleigh Wyoming
A compact listing of terms and phrases appears, centered on psychology psychiatry and related fields with an emphasis on analysis prudence and inquiry. The compilation includes references to cognitive processes racial topics and scientific concepts such as radioactivity and quizzical attitudes.
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Words of the Champions
Projects Discussed At Rockcastle GMS Meet
The Gen eral Mission Society of Rockcastle Baptist Church held its monthly meeting in Pineville with president Mrs. Casey Salome in charge. Mrs. Junior Vanhoy led the program on missionary work in islands near the United States, and business covered the White Cross March project and a love gift. Mrs. Stevens reported on the United Nations stamp program.
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Pineville
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General Mission Society
Leota Campbell
Hilda Taylor
Rockcastle Baptist Church
Rockview
Casey Salome
Junior Vanhoy
David Brooks
Harry L. Stevens
Salome
United States
White Cross
Dewey McKinney
Stevens
Secretary of
Christian Social Relations
United Nations
Carmel Hill
Harvey Church
Bob Allen
Alvin Goddard
Edwin Hill
Scouters Map Plans For Future Boy Scout Events
The J. L. Brawley Division Wycon da District Boy Scouts held a roundtable in Pineville at Cook Memorial Baptist Church with George Nolley in charge. Tentative events include April 14 Scoutarama in Kopperston, May 26 track meet in Mullens, and June 13 spring camporee at Horse Creek Lake in Baileyville. A Pineville training session is set for February 20 with Ralph Looney leading for leaders and committee members, plus Cubmasters training by C R Rankin. Attending leaders include Wallace Noble, Charles Riling, G C Cecil, Penny Young, Richard Cassell, Mack Quesenberry, and Dewey McKinney plus new Explorer Post 154.
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Pineville
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J. L. Brawley
Wyconda
Boy Scouts
Cook Memorial Bappee
George Nolley
Kopperston
Mullens
Horse Creek Lake
Baileysville
Covel
Penny Young
Richard Cassell
Mack Quesenberry
Herndon
Dewey McKinney
Explorer
Church Men Hold Dinner Meeting at Mount Hope
The Men of the Church of Mount Hope Presbyterian Church held their monthly dinner Friday at 6 30 p m in Fellowship Hall. Rev Ray Hanson Jr spoke on Man s Chief End and our Vocation C E Jones reported on Bluestone Conference Center Rosser Long of Fayetteville attended The dinner was served by Circle No 4 and No 5 The next meeting is scheduled for February 9.
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Circle No. 4
No. 5
Church
Charles R. Harnsbarger
S .C. Higgens
L. G. Fitzgerald
W. Howard
T. T. Twaddle
H. D. Norton
Ralph Dorsey
Sam Dorado
Donald Stark
W. A. Vickers
H. C. Skaggs
Wood Frisk
J. E. Howard
R. E. Core
Anthony Puskas
L. H. Bennett
Allen Garrett ,Jr
R. G. Kirby
W. B. Poling
O. G. Callison
William C. Ward
Nunzo_ Sergi
Frank Furin
H. L. Kirkpatrick
Improving Church Work In Mount Hope Fellowship
Members of the Christian Woman's Fellowship at Mount Hope First Christian Church gathered for a 6 p.m. turkey dinner and meeting in the social hall. Rev. C. R. Berry delivered the invocation as President Mrs. Page Humphrey conducted the session. The program focused on improving the work through the fellowship church and World Missions during the Decade of Decision. Kitchen chairs were A Maude Roby and Hazel Harless. About a dozen members attended, with Feb. 19 set for the next church gathering.
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Mount Hope
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Christian Woman's Fellowship
Marvin Beverley
Church and
World Missions
Latin America
A. Maude Roby
Hazel Harless
Fred Thompson
Rufus Beverley
Page Humphrey
H. C. Brown
W. D. Kessler
Deck Vance
Elsie Bryant
J. B. Helton, Jr
Fred Schurnback
D. B. Hartsow
Nellie Manning
Woodrow Darthing
Viola Barren
E. W. Dunkley
Baptist Women Install Officers at New Richmond Church
Mrs J L Hatfield was installed as president of the Woman's Society of the Baptist Church at New Richmond in an installation service led by Rev Arlie Siers. Other officers installed include Mrs Annie Siers first vice president Miss Carolyn Hatfield secretary and several other society leaders. Sweetsie Parker hosted a slumber party in Pineville with guests Cathy Lou Cook Nila Sturm Bobbie Crews Ann Morgan Brenda Phelps Treskie Parker and Diana Lynch accompanying the Parker family.
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Imissions
Ed Holcomb
Spiritual Life
Ruth Siers
Publicity
Pineville
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Sweetsie Parker
James Parker
Cathy Lou Cook
Nila Sturm
Bobbie Crews
Ann Morgan
Brenda Philte
Treskie Parker
Diana Lynch
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J. Lyons
G. W. Hines
E. D. Hawley
J. W. Thompson
C. S. Worrell
E. M. Wilkinson
R. Sam Bowers
Orville Ross
Ned Rogers
American Home Garden
JE. M. Noble
Black Knight Country Club
Jan Campbell
U. S
Gulf Coast
Mrs. Martin
John H. Martin
Jack D. Martin
Clyde Boggs
Sam Lambert
Richard L. Huffman
Jim Franklin
Jack Lambert
Ralph Q. Cook
Harold Metz
Gene Harvey
Alfred Broom
Sparky Parker
W. W. Bolt
Robert Marris
Texas
Marris
Beth
Bobby
Vaughan Stewart
Air Force
Louisa Mae Alcott
Orchard House
W. Main ST
Ironing Board SA
Colo
Field House
Beckley
Fayette
Raleigh
Wyoming
Penicillin
Peninsula Penitent Penitentiary
Penury
Planetarium
Prophesy Promontory Propaganda Proprietor Proprietary Propulsion Prospectus
Providence Province Provincial
Quietus
Raiment Raisin
Ravel
Raleigh Register and Principals Associations
Quality Pastry Shop, Inc
Neville St
Rockcastle
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Baptist
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