Two Owls Club Employes Fined Following Raid
State Police raided the Glen Jean Owls Club on LA S 21 near Oak Hill late Saturday. Oak Hill manager Russell Bill o, 34, pleaded guilty to illegal possession and sale of tax paid whiskey and was fined 100 dollars. Barmaid Betty Wilson, 29, Scarbro, pleaded guilty to illegal sale of tax paid whiskey and was fined 50 dollars. A small quantity of whiskey was confiscated.
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Oak Hill
Glen Jean Owls
LA. S
Russell Billo
Frank Simms
Betty Wilson
Scarbro
Local Visits Mentioned in Sweeneysburg Notes
Pax Pax visitors include Mr and Mrs Tom Spears and Bernice Elliott with Mount Hope daughter. Kyle Wagner and son visited James Shorter in Weirwood. Patricia Sutton visits her mother Mrs Rosella Sutton. Freddie Shepherd visiting Ohio parents. Hael Mowell visits Irene Miller home. Sweeneysburg report.
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PAX
Tom Spears
Bernice Elliott
Mount Hope
Kyle Wagner
James Shorter
Weirwood
Patricia Sutton
Rosella Sutton
Freddie Shepherd
Walton Shepherd
Freddie
Ohio
Hael Mowell
Irene Miller
Sweeneysburg
Pineville High selects juniors for Know Your State Government Day
Govt. Sally Cowan and Michael Basham, both of Pineville, were chosen by Pineville High School faculty to represent the school at Know Your State Government Day in Charleston on February 26. Sally Cowan, 17, is active in Future Secretary’s Club, Future Homemaker’s Club, Minutemen, Latin, and National Honor Society. Michael Basham, 16, is the son of Sandy Basham.
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Sally Cowan
Clyde Cowan
Keyrock
Michael Basham
Sandy Basham
Pineville
Pineville High School
Charleston
Sally
Future Secretary’s Club
Future Homemaker’s Club
Minutemen
Delegates named for Charleston trip from local high school
Junior delegates chosen for citizenship leadership and scholastic average join David Acord guidance counselor to accompany the representatives to Charleston. Delegates Mike Lay and peers are members of Minutemen Latin and National Honor Society along with Audio Visual Aide's Club Science Club and Civil Defense Unit.
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Minutemen
National Honor Society
Audio Visual Aide
Civil Defense
David Acord
Charleston
McGraws School Hosts January Birthday Hot Lunch
John McGraw Grade School held its January birthday dinner in the cafeteria during lunch. Miss Jessie Davis, West Virginia state hot lunch supervisor, and Mrs. Estel le Caudle, Wyoming County hot lunches director, attended. The event honors students with January birthdays and features a blue and white table with cake.
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Brady Jones
Mary Jo Pauley
Lawrence Baugh
Sherry Tolliver
Ray Pauley
Alma Brown
Karen Clay
Sandra Smith
Russell Tilley
Buddy Shumate
Carl Clay
Randall Phillips
Don Duncan
Joanna Lafferty
Ronald Lafferty
Vern Clay
Miss Davis
John McGraw
Clay
Morton Sadler
Maple Fork residents visit relatives. Pan American games slated
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Miller Jr. and Longacre hosted relatives this week while Mr. and Mrs. George Craddock of Maple Fork visited relatives in Richmond and will travel to New York. Sao Paulo, Brazil, will host the 1963 Pan American games.
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Maple Fork
J. C. Miller Jr
Longacre
George Craddock
Richmond
New York
Sao Paulo
Brazil
Child's Disobedience Often Tied to Forgetfulness
Mrs. Muriel Lawrence explains that early memory limits in 3 year olds cause repeated disobedience at home and on playgrounds. The piece argues parental guilt is misplaced, noting children have imperfect memories and emotions, requiring patient, consistent guidance rather than constant scolding.
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O. K
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Fayette Lincoln Day Dinner Attracts 200
About 200 people from Fayette County joined a Lincoln Day dinner at the Fayetteville Memorial Building last week. The Fayette County Republican Club sponsored the event with George Eads as new chairman. Speakers included Dr. John Richmond and former Senator Chapman Revercomb, and the GOP executive committee announced a slogan to elect candidates from Congress to Constable. The new Republican Headquarters was opened at 326 Main Street, Oak Hill.
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Fayette County
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R. P. Robertson
C. R
Bud” Hill Jr
Eads
Main Street
Gordon Billheimer
Montgomery
John Richmond
C. R. Hill
Willis Kincaid
Grant J. Thomas
Harold Neely
Jack Weaver
Lewisburg
Senate
John ‘Jack’ Hoblitzer
Chapman Revercomb
Howard Cocoran
Republican
GOP
Congress
Pre Register at West Virginia Tech Opens Second Semester
Registrar Mrs. Annie L. Castle reports 700 students pre registered for the second semester at West Virginia Tech with regular registration set for January 31 from 8 am to 2 pm. New students must file admissions and take placement tests January 30 at 10 am in Old Main. Night classes begin February 1 at 7:30 pm in Old Main including art appreciation and multiple subjects. A TV course "The Structure and Functions of American Government" will air on WSAZ WHIS and WTRF from Jan 29 to May 25, costing $25 for three credits, supervised by Dr Otis K. Rice. For details contact Mrs. Castle.
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Tech
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Mount Hope families host Hawaii trip gifts at school
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Graham of Beckley were dinner guests of their son-in-law James Page and family en route home from Hawaii where they stayed with their other son-in-law Richard Kanakanui. Page children received dolls grass skirts and orchids at Mount Hope Elementary. Mike Brenda and Mary Lou Gwinn remain at home ill with Mary Lou improving. Lynne Hanson six suffers measles at Mount Hope Elementary with first grader Isa Bell Oschlager as teacher.
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RNS
Cecil Graham, Beckley
James Page
Jane
Lucille
Ellen
Hawaii
Richard D. Kanakanui
Page
Mike
Brenda
Mary Lou Gwinn
Ray Gwinn
Mary Lou
Lynne Hanson
Ray R. Hanson Jr
Isabell Oschlager
MOD Chairmen Named for Fayetteville March of Dimes Drive
Fayetteville area chairmen for the New March of Dimes campaign were announced by Mrs. D. E. Brown general chairman. The drive is sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary Unit No 149. Coin boxes placed in local businesses and coin cards sent to Fayetteville Elementary and Consolidated Schools. Chairmen will oversee all campaign activities including the Mothers March. Dates vary by community due to weather and marching conditions.
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Fayetteville
D. E. Brown
American Legion Auxiliary Unit No. 149
W. W. Hambrick
Perry H. Selvey
Lacy Martin
Nickelville
Maple Road
Loren Young
Pleasant View Road
Phil Williams
Crooked Run
S. J. Ritchie
Wolf Creek
Mildred Treadway
Thelma Treadway
Beckwith
Youngstown
Lois Bandy
Hawks Nest Road
J. W. Hatcher
Edmond
Julian Settle
Leslie Martin
Lansing
Leo Bennett
Ames
George Creger
Graydon
Elbert Davis
Tank Hill
Washington Heights
Brown
Mission Society Observance Sets Theme and Projects
In observance of Universal Week of Prayer January 7 to 14, the Toneda Mission Society met in Fellowship Hall with prayer as the devotional focus. Mrs. Don D. Cook led, scripture readings covered Matthew Luke and Acts, and the group discussed Bible study from I Peter to Jude. Members planned a scrap book, a love gift goal of 175 dollars for 1962, and purchases including a large kitchen kettle.
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RNS
Don D. Cook
Toneda Mission Society
Fellowship Hall
Verne Cook
Emory Justice
Quentin Cooper
Cook
Dewey Wilson
Crab
Beckley
Jay Whitt Cook
Mission Society
Rue Schoolcraft
Association
Otis Cook
Tom Fleenor
Henry Pruett
Ken Maynard
Ray Eppling
Jimmy Cook
Denny Brown
Susie Brown
Donna Walker
Roy Lester
Virgil Lusk
Russell Daniels
Gilbert Cook
Sorority Members See European Film
XI Theta Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi held a meeting at Mrs. Mitchell Aide home to view a European tour film showing Italy Germany Holland and Switzerland. Mrs. Aide president led minutes and plans for the Beta Sigma Phi Sweetheart Ball at Oak Hill Armory February 10 from 9 p m to 1 a m with music by Sam Parrish tickets $4 per couple from members. Next meeting will be at Mrs. John P Duda home with several members present.
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Oak Hill
XI Theta Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Carolyn Jasper
Mitchell Aide
Italy
Germany
Holland
Switzerland
Sam Parrish
John P. Duda
Hobart Watson
James Painter
D. C. Rapp Jr
Ray Ellison
Ernest Fazio
R. R. Thomas Jr
James Hess
Gene Carter
Teacher Seeks Delegate Post From Fayette County
G Matthew Edwards assistant principal at Fayetteville High School filed in the Circuit Clerk's office to seek election as a Democrat delegate from Fayette County. He is son of George W Edwards and his wife, a Kingston native, with degrees from Concord College Wayne State University WVU and an Army Germany veteran. He and his wife Dori Vaglio attend Fayetteville Methodist Church.
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Fayetteville High School
George W. Edwards
Kingston
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Concord College
Athens
Wayne State University
Detroit
Mich
West Virginia University
Morgantown
Edwards
Dori Vaglio
Band Boosters Plan To Buy New Uniforms
Mount Hope band boosters met with about 25 attendees in the Band Building. Robert Evans outlined a drive to fund three piece gold uniforms matching the athletic department, financed by donations of at least five dollars via a two tier contact plan. Proceeds from junior high basketball concession stands fund a majorette camp at Concord College for a week. all majorettes may attend.
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Mount Hope
BNS
Band Boosters Club
Robert Evans
Mount Hope High School
H. L. Danner
Fred Frisk
J. B. Helton
William B. McCoy
George Scott Vargo
Evans
Concord College
Mount Hope Church Hosts District Meet
Mount Hope First Christian Church will host the Southern District meeting of the Christian Youth Fellowship at 2 p.m. on January 28. Miss Paula Quesenberry reads scripture, Miss Donna Janis offers prayer, and Miss Nancy Booth delivers a devotional talk. A 6 p.m. buffet dinner follows, with recreation planned by Carolyn Pierce of Beckley. Local CVF officers include Janis Spade president Navada Tipton vice president Donna Janis secretary Joan Arthur treasurer and Nancy Booth sergeant at arms.
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Mount Hope
RNS
Mount Hope First Christian Church
Christian Youth Fellowship
Southern District Christian Youth Fellowship
Paula Quesenberry
Donna Janis
Nancy Booth
Mount Hope Group
Carolyn Pierce
Beckley
CVF
Janis Spade
Navada Tipton
Joan Arthur
Mexico Teacher Visits Oceana High School
Mexican elementary teacher Esperanza Lopez from Mexico City visited Oceana High School in Oceana and Oceana Elementary. She is an International Teacher Development Program exchange teacher staying six months, observing Spanish classes and discussing customs with students. She resides with the Richners in Wyoming County.
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ANS
Esperanza Lopez
Mexico City
Mexico
Oceana High School
Miss Lopez
United States
Escuela Primario Centro Escolar Revolucion
Escuela Jose
Janet Payne
Oceana Elementary School No. 1
Hollis Brooks
Wyoming County
March of Dimes Dance Set in Oak Hill
Oak Hill Women of the Moose invite members to a January 27 dance in Oak Hill to benefit the New March of Dimes with music by Rattlesnake Hogan. Proceeds support the milk program and child care. The meeting at the Moose Home featured Mrs Okley Sutphin with several officers and plans for a house party and gifts at the January 25 meeting.
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Oak Hill
Women of the Moose
Hogan
Moose Home
Okley Sutphin
Gene Shelton
iEast End
Men of the Moose
Hinton
Jean Sumner
Martha Sneddon
John Matulis
Raymond Fackus
Ernie Bragg
Violet Lane
Medina Sexton
Wanda Rosick
Jesse Davis
Effie Hofstetter
Virginia Nugen
Sterling Webster
Katherine Martin
New York Police Expand Coast to Coast Recruiting
Police Commissioner Michael J. Murphy announced a city wide recruiting drive to boost New York City police ranks, aiming to attract applicants from across the nation while preserving the department's New York identity.
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New York
UPI
Michael J. Murphy
Cram and Jam Time at Glen Rogers High
Students at Glen Rogers High prepare for exams with intense cramming as the school year nears its end. Teachers monitor review sessions and final assignments, while corridors fill with last minute study activity.
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Glen Rogers High
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