Fayette 4 H ers To Present Talent Contest
Fayette County 4-H members will compete in a talent show February 9 at 7 30 p m in Fay etteville Elementary School auditorium. Open to all bonafide 4 H Club members with acts in singing instruments dancing pantomimes and monologues. Trophies for top three by Meadow Bridge and Lookout Southern States agencies. No admission charge donations accepted to defray contest costs and send winner to the state contest in August.
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Fayetteville
Fayette County
John D. Cutlip
Cutlip
Meadow Bridge
Lookout
Fayetteville Visitor and Local Residents Featured in Notices
A visitor stayed with Ben and Mrs. Keller at 126 Keller Ave from Saturday to Tuesday. Lora Simpson, retired 16 years as Wright-Patterson AFB accountant, will live with her son-in-law and daughter Nelson Zorio and wife at 134 E Maple Ave. Sp. 5. David L Beasley and children Martha and Charles, after three and a half years in Germany, arrived from Stuttgart Dec 14 to visit grandparents Nelson Zorio, then headed to Fort Sill OK for duty. Chuckie Beasley, born in Stuttgart, met his grandparents for the first time. J M Eubank helped Della Jackson move to Gaston AL, then planned trips to Brunswick GA before return. Nancy Pennington, daughter of Darrell Pennington, Maple Road, admitted to Oak Hill Hospital Tuesday.
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Fayetteville
Rns
Ben D. Keller
Keller Ave
Ben
Kingman, Ariz
Lora Simpson
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Dayton
Ohio
Nelson Zorio
E. Maple Ave
David L. Beasley
Martha
Charles
Germany
Stuttgart
Fort Sill
Okla
Chuckie” Beasley
J. M. Eubank
Della Jackson
Gaston
Ala
Fire Destroys Lochgelly Elementary School
A fire of undetermined origin destroyed Lochgelly Elementary School about 7 p.m. Sunday. Principal Lewis Arthur said 98 pupils were enrolled. no attending arrangements yet. Oak Hill volunteer firefighters faced water and road issues. They also responded to Norman Morris home on Pea Ridge Road where thawing pipes with a blow torch caused minor floor fire damage.
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Lochgelly
Lewis Arthur
Oak Hill
Norman Morris
Pea Ridge Road
Morris
Hillbilly Editor To Speak At Conference
Richwood editor Jim Comstock of the West Virginia Hillbilly will speak at the 49th annual Conference of the Council of the Southern Mountains in Gatlinburg Tennessee February 4 to 11. The event crowds four to five hundred attendees for day long discussions, workshops, and panels led by experts in welfare health education religion recreation community development gerontology scouting and more.
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Richwood
Council of the Southern Mountains, Inc
Berea
Gatlinburg
Awards To Be Given Man Woman Of Year
Fayetteville PTA holds a 7 30 p m meeting at the elementary school auditorium with president Frank K. Mahan presiding. The Man and Woman of the Year selections will be announced and awards presented to both at the gathering.
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Fayetteville
RNS
Parent-Teacher Association
Frank K. Mahan
Dinner Meet Set Fayetteville Church Figures to Speak
Robert Abbot will be guest speaker at the Men of the Church dinner meeting at Fayetteville Presbyterian Church at 6 p.m. Tuesday. He will discuss unification proposals from Eugene Carson Blake and Bishop James Pike from the National Council of Churches assembly in San Francisco. Rev. J Edwin Stanfield leads the church, with Robert J Thrift as new Men of the Church president.
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Fayetteville
RNS
Robert Abbot
Church of the Fayetteville Presbyterian Church
Abbot
Eugene Carson Blake
Presbyterian
James Pike
National Council of Churches
San Francisco
J. Edwin Stanfield
Robert J. Thrift
Cheerleaders lineup for Ben Dunman juniors squad
The photo notes show front row Lynette Hinchee and Sharon Neely with back row Linda Whitt, Donna Rae Sisk, Trudy Canterbury, and Patty Worley head cheerleader. Patty is in her fourth year, Sharon Linda Donna and Trudy are in their third, and Lynette enjoys her first year.
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Lynette Hinchee
Sharon Neely
Linda Whitt
Donna Rae Sisk
Trudy Canterbury
Patty Worley
Patty
Sharon
Linda
Donna
Trudy
Lynette
Look magazine features Scarbro airman in aerospace ad
OAK HILL RNL Patrick Humphrey, Airman 2C, son of Mr and Mrs William A Humphrey of Scarbro, is pictured in Look magazine's January 31 issue as part of the U S Air Force aerospace team. A Mount Hope High School graduate, he joined the Marine Corps after 1955, then trained in gunsmithing before enlisting in the Air Force. Assigned to Westover Air Force Base in Massachusetts, he serves on the ground crew of a B 52 jet bomber. He is single, with five siblings and two Scarbro Elementary pupils, Harriet and David. His father is a World War I veteran. The Humphrey family reports many calls from friends who saw Patrick in Look.
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Oak Hill
RNL
Look Magazine
U. S. Air Force
Mount Hope High School
Patrick Humphrey
Scarbro
William A. Humphrey
Marine Corps
Pittsburgh
David
William D
Maryland
Marines
Robert Levi
Kentucky
Donna McClain
Cleveland
Ohio
Ann Houchins
Judith Williams
New Jersey
Humphrey
Patrick
Miss Mary Hash Named Homemaker of Tomorrow
Fayetteville high school selects Miss Mary Elizabeth Hash as 1961 Homemaker of Tomorrow for outstanding homemaking exam score and campus achievements. She is active in church, an honor student, wins conservation essay and biology awards, and serves as student council and staffer.
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Fayetteville
Mary Elizabeth Hash
Fayetteville High School
Miss Hash
Mary A. Hash
E. Maple Avenue
Counselor Hosts Dinner for Girls Group
Oak Hill Methodist Church World Friendship Girls group, led by counselor Mrs Gene Carter, held a home dinner. Anita Kirby led devotion with an article about making friends. Sue Allen announced next meeting Feb 9 at Miss Cora Halstead's home.
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Oak Hill
RNS
Gene Carter
World Friendship Girls
Oak Hill Methodist Church
Anita Kirby
Patty McCormick
Sue Allen
Cora Halstead
Jesse Jones
Bill Koone
Sandra Blake
Wanda McCoy
Virginia Moses
Eastern Cancels Mining Rights At Leaseholds
Eastern Gas and Fuel Associates cancels coal mining rights on Beards Fork and Page leaseholds held with Loup Creek Co as of December 30 1960. Ranger Fuel Corp buys Eastern’s tipple and equipment for 300000 dollars with 100000 down, plans offices in Beckley, and aims to run coal mining and other businesses.
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Fayetteville
RNL
Eastern Gas and Fuel Associates
Beards Fork
Page
Ranger Fuel Corp
Loup Creek Co
Eastern Gas and Fuel
Ranger Fuel
Eastern
Loup Creek
Betwen Eastern
General Department Stores
Beckley
Floyd M. Sayre
A. T. Sayre
Robert
Contract Awarded for Army Reserve Center Shop
UPI reports Henry A. Justus Inc of Columbus Ohio won the contract to build a maintenance shop for an Army Reserve Center in Marietta Ohio with a low bid of 30130 dollars Engineers announced the award Also noted not related fact estimates annual U S flag production between five and six million units in the United States
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
W. Va
UPI
Henry A. Justus, Inc
Columbus
Ohio
Marietta
U. S. Engineers
U. S
United States
Laurel Garden Club Forms Bird Chair and Discusses Projects
Laurel Garden Club met at Mrs. R. H. Mitchells home where Mrs. John D. Farmer was named bird chairman. Mrs. Steele led a bird talk and members were urged to feed birds in bad weather. The group supported the Guyandotte River flood prevention project in a telegram to the West Virginia delegation. A plan for the 1963 state centennial was outlined, spring flower show schedule approved with minor changes, and a nominating committee appointed. Seventeen members attended and dessert was served.
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George Fordham
West Virginia
Congress
John D. Farmer
Mitchell
Sharon Estep Named Homemaker of Tomorrow
Oceana High School announces Sharon Kaye Estep as 1961 Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow. She led in homemaking exam scores, serves as honor society president, yearbook staffer, choir accompanist, and band member, and engages in church and youth activities.
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Oceana
RNS
Betty Crocker
Oceana High School
Sharon Kaye Estep
Estep
Miss Estep
Oceana High Chorus
Kopperston
The
Order of Rainbow Girls
Ed Estep
General Mills
Mother and Son Die On The Same Day
A Utah mother Mrs. Hayden Foster and her son Jarvis Foster died the same day after he suffered a heart attack on January 10 while his mother, driving, was in a wreck. He died in hospital and she died about an hour later. They were buried on January 14 in West. Relatives include Mrs. Mack Cline Dorothy and C. K. Foster Colcord.
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Dorothy
Rns
Jarvis Foster
Hayden Foster
Lapoint
Utah
Mack Cline
G. L. Kincaid
C. K. Foster
Colcord
Melvo Jelsomine
Janey
Orgas
Joes Creek
Brush Creek
West Virginia
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Fayette
Lochgelly School
Ben Dunman
Ben Dunman Junior High School
Mullens
Mr. Hope Grad
Mary Hash
Laurel Garden Club
S. P. Pearis
Ralph Mays
Raleigh
Wyoming Counties
Raleigh Register
Fairdale
Glen Daniel
C. W. Walker Jr
Ghent
Cordie Nugen
Mabscott
Elizabeth Robinson
Mount Hope
Margaret Marchio
Maple Fork
Deck Davis Mullens
Thelma Stover
George Armstrong
Oleta Shumate
Long Branch
Pineville
Jack Martin
Rhodell
Lacy Meadows
Resoco
Rock Creek
Maude Parolari
Whitesville
Sabine - McGivaws - Ravencliff
Bernard
Margie) Brooks
Soulsville
Maxine Tolliver
Sophia
Russell Pegram
Sharon Estep
Homemaker of
New York City
Colonial Williamsburg
Washington, D. C
Science Research Associates of Chicago
Betty Crocker Search
Successful Farming Magazine
Sharon Kaye
Bair
Neville Street
Universal
Pitt Te
Jpper
Iper
BORT
Carltod McClendon
American of Martins
Berkline
Broyhill
GLOBE
Berklin
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