Caperton Park Vows Read In Sunday Rites
Miss Eva Ann Park and Erskine Miller Caperton Jr. wed at Mount Hope Methodist Church in a double ring ceremony. Attendants included Judy Park, Darlene Hickman, and Linda Fleming. The couple, both WVU graduates, will reside in Morgantown. out of town guests from Norton, Robertsdale, Welch and Washington joined the celebration.
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Erskine Miller Caperton Jr
Mount Hope Methodist Church
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South Center Avenue
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Blanche Caperton
Henry Danner
Judy Park
Darlene Hickman
Robertsdale
Linda Fleming
Morgantown
William G. Caperton
William Has
Lam
Harry Caperton
Washington
Linda Shumate
Gauley Bridge
Frances Dixon
George Mears
Norton
Louie Corey
Tennis Jean Cope
Anna Marie Falvo
Ronald Stafford
Caperton
Mount Hope High School
West Virginia University
Alpha Xi Delta
Mortar Board
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the Monticola
Beta Theta Pi
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J. J. Hyatt
F. C. Smith
George Lee
James Park
Fred Hickman
Mary Lou
George Harry Caperton
Washington, D. C
B. M. Wailes
Sweetbrier
James Gilley
Welch
James Westfield
E. C. Lester
Cedar Bluff
Maynor Shumate
D. S. Griffith
Robert Fleming
Kay
McGraws and Concord students on semester break
The McGraw household reports Concord College students home for the break. Miss Sharon Cook, daughter of Mr and Mrs Herschel Cook, and Miss Sue McMillian are among those returning from Concord College in Athens. Also home are David Shumate and Miss Nancy Sizemore with family visits. Earl McGraw and Mrs Lura McGraw host relatives during winter.
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Concord College
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Wyoming General Hospital
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Olen Sizemore
Miss Sizemore
Athens
Sadie Covey
Glen Daniels
Covey
Registration Slated At Concord College
Concord College in Athens schedules second semester registration for 1961-62 today and Tuesday. Ralph E. Kirkman, registrar, announced. Students register by a released schedule to ensure smooth lines and quicker completion. A registrar permit is required before the scheduled time.
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Ralph E. Kirkman
Concord Night Courses Changed
Concord College announced changes in second semester night class schedules with registration Feb 5 for Monday courses and Feb 6 for Tuesday courses. Art 325 and Art 306 will be offered Monday and Tuesday evenings, respectively, with several other arts, business, education, music, English, French, social science, and history courses listed for Tuesday or Monday evenings.
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Campbells Honored On 39th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs G L Campbell of Matheny marked 39 years of marriage with a dinner at the Cow Shed in East Pineville hosted by their sons Lewis Campbell Pineville and Edmund Campbell Matheny. The couple, former Glen Rogers residents, run Campbell Market in Matheny. Attendees included Joe Hansbarger Bill Lewis C E Richner Whitie Baldwin Chess Stewart and Robert A Bailey Jr who presented flowers.
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Castle Rock Bank
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Williamson Supply Co
Joe Hansbarger
Bill Lewis
C. E. Richner
Whitie Baldwin
Chess Stewart
Robert A. Bailey Jr
Mullens Cubs Shine In Knights Of Yore Program
Mullens Pack 5 hosted a Knights of Yore themed meeting at Mullens Grade School with 44 Cub Scouts participating. Den 6 members led the entrance, awards were given by Cubmaster Lloyd Bright, and Boy Scout Week activities were announced for Feb 7 to 13 with a blue and gold banquet planned February 22.
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J. G. Finney
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Knights of Yore
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Wardie Lefler
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George Fordham
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Knights of the Roundtable
Knights of Long Ago
Bill Meade
Bobcat
Jimmy McGraw
Lloyd Bright
Eddie Berry
Roger Wade
David Burcham
Dennis Houck
Barry Dooley
Frank McKinney
David Akers
George Dick
Jimmy Pauley
Bright
Pryor
Howard Avenue
French Manning
Vaughn Cozort
Adkins Branch
Clear Fork
Homer Jeffrey
Lilly Dale
Melda Reed
No. 1
Erdine Snyder
Lorene Worrell
Berlin McKinney
South Carolina House Gives Itself 100 Percent Pay Raise
The South Carolina House of Representatives voted to restore salaries to 1800 dollars a year after a two hour debate. The lift doubles pay for lawmakers and marks a dramatic increase in compensation for state representatives.
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Change
Columbia
S.C
UPI
South Carolina
Diverse Languages in the Soviet Union Report
Estimates indicate more than 145 distinct languages are spoken across the Soviet Union, reflecting vast linguistic diversity within its republics and regions. No single language dominates nationwide usage, with many communities retaining distinct tongues and dialects.
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The
Soviet Union
Vision Theme Of PTA Devotional At Oceana School
About 100 patrons and teachers attended the Oceana Grade School PTA meeting. Miss Esperano Lopez of Mexico City spoke with slides on Mexico and education differences between Wyoming County and her country. The devotion led by Rev. Wayne Rollins’ seventh graders centered on Vision. Principal Hollis Brooks thanked donors Clell Proffitt and George Puckett for basketball goals.
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Parent- Teacher Association
Esperano Lopez
Mexico City
Mex
Mexico
Wyoming County
Wayne Rollins
Betty Ritchie
Genny Lynn Cook
Debbie Conley
Hollis Brooks
No. 1
PTA
Clell Proffitt
George Puckett
Mullens March of Dimes Drive Opens With Siren Call
Mullens fire department will start the March of Dimes campaign Tuesday at 6 30 p m with a siren blast from a truck to signal the march. Residents are urged to leave porch lights on to signal donations and to switch them off after a worker visits. Mrs Elbert Humphrey, chairwoman, announces three more workers Mrs Josephine Williams Miss Mary Lewis and Mrs Edith Cook join the effort.
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Mullens
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Mullens Fire Department
March of Dimes
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Humphrey
Josephine Williams
Mary Lewis
Edith Cook
Buffalo roundup planned after escapee attack on snow plow
Menominee Michigan report states County Sheriff Edward Reindl ordered a buffalo hunt to proceed today following an escapee from a game farm who attacked a city snow plow. The incident prompted immediate action by local authorities and wildlife officers.
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Edward Reindl
Psoriasis user credits GHP treatment for clear skin
A Pittsburgh reader reports a 30 year struggle with psoriasis ending after two weeks of GHP Ointment and Tablets. In six weeks the skin was completely cleared for the first time in decades. The brief testimonial promotes a 14 day trial from Canam Co. Dept. 279H Rockport Mass.
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Pittsburgh
Canam Co
Dept
Rockport
Mass
West Virginia farmers keep civilization close to the soil
The author argues West Virginia farming is a moral wealth shaping the state. Mountains create independence, guiding mountaineers through droughts pests and market shifts. Industrial ties boost prosperity, roads and tech widen markets, yet farming remains a durable, self-reliant way of life praised by the poet Blake.
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Blake
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