Group sings Walking Up The King’s Highway in service
The gathering includes a group singing Walking Up The King’s Highway followed by a prayer by Mrs Ronald Perry. Mrs Luther A Lewallen is the hevo entitled Consent Bill aa ioe its Son. The group plans a visit to FE. Next meeting set for February 10 in the Auxiliary car wees tam Bap with members Mrs Charles Puckett George Ramey and Mrs Hattie Bennett present.
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King’s Highway
Ronald Perry
Luther A. Lewallen
Charles Puckett
George Ramey
Hattie Bennett
English Minister To Address Rotary Club
English born in Coventry and educated at Durham University will speak at the Oak Hill Rotary Club gathering at 6 15. He has served as vicar in Calcutta India and in Holmfirth and Brighouse, England, later becoming a regional leader and chairman of a YMCA American Armed Services center.
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Ymca American Armed Services Cen
Coal Production Up At Kopperston Operation
Eastern Associated Coal Corp at Kopperston reports rising output with a yearly total trend. Robert W. Thomas, superintendent, cites sustained sales growth, job security, and future mine operation for several years despite holiday shifts. Monthly figures show increases from July to December.
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Kopperston
Eastern Associated Coal Corp
Robert W. Thomas
Com
Lnough
Thomas
Increase in Bureau of Mines Budget Requested
Johnwon congress members urged approval of a substantial increase for the Bureau of Mines and the Office of Coal Research to fund additional research. The total budget for the bureau is $83,313 with coal office at $8,237,000, up $1,017,000 from fiscal 1906, plus $26 million borrowing authority to supplement helium sales and unused prior borrowing.
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Johnwon
Congressay
Opera On Mines
Office of Coal Research
New York Domestic Faces Multiple Robbery Charges
A New York domestic suspect was charged with several counts related to a robbery. Details in the report note the alleged involvement of a partner and the assets targeted, with authorities stating ongoing investigations.
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New York
Dear Mrs Lawrence how to handle a son’s fiancée
A reader asks how parents can cope with a 24 year old son dating a girl they dislike and his unhappy reactions. The columnist warns against openly sharing opposing views but urges allowing open feelings to build trust. Maintaining restraint helps the son learn to manage his own preferences without dangerous rebel acts.
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Muriel Lawrence
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Lawrence
Mrs. Lawrence
Sue
Newspaper Enterprise Asia
Mount Hope Weekend GuestsAnd Illness In Area
Mount Hope area notes weekend guest visits and illnesses. Janet Dorado reappears as Mrs Yost. Mrs Mamie Parker remains home ill. Mrs Hattie Bennett visits Willis Branch home for a week. Roger Em stationed with U S Navy at Great Lakes Illinois visiting relatives. Mrs Louise Hess hospitalized for observation and treatment. Mike Belley recovering after surgery at Appalachian Regional Hospital. Mrs A C Prince treated at Stadium Terrace.
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Mount Hope
Rns
Bob Yost Jr
Huntington
Sam Dorado
Yost
Janet Dorado
Mamie Parker
Hattie Bennett
Willie =liams
Willis
Roger Em
U. S. Navy
Great Lakes
Bill Cochran
Louise Hess
Oak Hill Hospital
Mike Belley
Bradley
Appalachian Regional Hospital
A. C. Prince
Stadium Terrace
Civil Sabotage Case Report From Long Beach
Police describe patrol on a lonely road near Long Beach where teens were partying. Officers warned youths to move vehicles and avoid risky behavior during a Sunday contact.
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Long Beach
Scalit
UPI
Sorority Holds Pledge Ritual at Beta Sigma Phi
OAK HILL RNS The Gamma Ipsilon of Beta Sigma Phi met at Lusk on Thursday for pledge training. Bill Iryo all dak is now a member of the Gamma Epsilon Chapter. Mrs. Lusk led the business meeting and Founders Day Dinner planning for favors was discussed.
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Oak Hill
RNS
Gampsilon
Beta Sigma Phi
Lusk
Candidate Files For Wyoming School Board
The text notes a candidate connected to the Norfolk and Western Railway, who served as chief engineer of the Local Lodge No. 106 and became assistant chief of the lodge. He married Iris Vivian Ray in 1941 and has three sons, Steven Ray of Lima Ohio a store manager, David Dieth of Orlando Florida a Windixie trainee, and Jack Richard a Concord College student in Teompeon, with Wyoming County ties for two decades.
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Norfolk and Western Railway
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers No. 106
Oo Lodge
Iris Vivian Ray
Steven Ray
Lima
Ohio
Richmond’ Brothers
David Dieth
Orlando
Fla
Windixie Market
Jack Richard
Concord College
Teompeon
Tions
Wyoming County
Fayetteville Church Hosts Missions Study Series
A School of Missions begins at 5 30 p m Sunday at Fayetteville Baptist Church. After a covered dish dinner there is a film on missions The theme is Missions The Christian s Calling Four sessions are set for Feb 6 13 20 and 27 Adult teachers include Mrs Robert Kincaid Mrs Wirt Phillips Mrs Maye Woollard and Mrs Carl Feazell Youth teacher is Mrs David Sneed and children s teacher is Mrs Herbert Lemon and Mrs Thomas Broach Public invited to attend the sessions.
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Fayetteville
School of Missions
Missions
Robert Kincaid
Wirt Phillips
Maye Woollard
Carl Feazell
David Sneed
Mount Hope Baptist group crafts sled from matches
A Mount Hope Baptist activity skit titled Were Work at Home was prepared in January as part of a transportation theme. Mrs Marchetti and Mrs Lawson aided the effort with other members Keith Marc J Lawson David Withers Beverley Darrell Ray Periry and Doug Bonifacio assisting in making the sled from em matches.
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Mount Hope
Cub
Mount Hope Baptist Mole
Marchetti
Lawson
Keith Marc J. C. Lawson
David Withers
Beverley
Darrell Ray Per Iry
Doug Bonifacio
New 4 Hers Present Program At Meeting McGraws
The fourth new members of the 4-H club presented their program at the McGraws meeting. The item notes youth participation and ongoing club activities with emphasis on exhibitor preparation and community involvement.
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Meeting McGraws
ANS
4-H Club Prays Pledges Open Meeting With Workshop Plan
Debbie Halsey led opening prayer as men joined in the Lord's Prayer. Kathy Lafferty and Kim Adair Acord led the Pledge. Demonstrations were required for satisfactory cam es. Gren Counselors Jack Brown and Verne E. Clay offered aid and urged members to have books ready. Pete Tolliver, president, announced next meeting would be a workshop with project books for inspection and assistance.
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Debbie Halsey
Kathy Lafferty
Kim Adair Acord
Gren
Jack Brown
Verne E. Clay
Sefa
Pete Tolliver
Presient
Professor Building Unique Flying Saucer
Davis California professor Paul S. Moller has spent five years refining a 13 foot diameter saucer capable of rising straight up and flying 100 miles per hour. He reports successful tests with the craft lifting a couple of feet off the ground and ongoing fuel injected engine tests suggest full hover. He advances a souped up version under wraps awaiting patent status and planning to seek NASA funds with student help assisting development.
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Davis
Calif
UPS
Paul S. Moller
Moller
Universiy of California
Former Oak Hill Man Killed In Viet Nam
Charleston reports a former Oak Hill man Sgt. Gerald H. Gaylor, an 18 year Army veteran, killed by a Viet Cong bomb near his billet in Viet Nam. The blast also killed a Vietnamese woman and injured several servicemen. He is survived by his widow and two children in Grafton, West Virginia, and by his parents Earl and Mrs. Prather of Melbourne, Florida.
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Charleston
Oak Hill
Viet Nam
Gerald H. Gaylor
Thermy
Lewis
U. S
Gaylor
Grafton
W. Va
Earl Prather
Melbourne
Fila
West Virginia Tech establishes D. Ray Withrow Memorial Scholarship
A $5,000 fund created by executors of the late Mrs. D. Ray Withrow of Montgomery will finance the D. Ray Whitrow Memorial Scholarship at West Virginia Tech. The scholarship honors her husband, supports any needy student designated by the faculty committee, and is open to all students regardless of race creed or sex.
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Montgomery
West Virginia Tech
D. Ray Withrow
Tech
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