Beckley Hosts Stork Shower in Matheny Home
Mrs. Shelby Shumate was honored with a stork shower at the Matheny home of Mrs. Lala Graham. Hostesses included Mrs. Graham, Mrs. Betty Mays Beckley, and Mrs. Naomi Halsey of Glen Fork, with many relatives and friends attending and receiving gifts.
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Matheny
Ans
Shelby Shumate
Lala Graham
Graham
Betty Mays
Beckley
Naomi Halsey
Glen Fork
Eloise Stewart
Sadie Stewart
Ina Stewart
Pauline Stewart
Minnie Stewart
Elda Jean Cook
Vada
Mae Shumate
Marie Mullens
Carol Stewart
Josephine Stewart
Tom Duty
Patty
Zelda Sullivan
Brenda Sullivan
Madgalene Stewart
Pat Biggs
Ola Laxton
Quinnie Daniels
Ethel Proffitt
Hazel Cline
Nancy Milam
Cara McMillion
Mable Stewart
Ann Mullens
Bonnie Stewart
Joan Marshall
Irene Stewart
Edith Stewart
Wanda Gunter
Shelia
June
Sandy Stewart
Virginia Stewart
Larry Halsey
Timmy Halsey
Francis Shumate
Tammy Shumate
Vickie Biggs
Paul Stewart
Debbie Sullivan
Eva Lou Proffitt
Joetta Daniels
Kay Milam
Linda Biggs
Teresa Cline
Tammy Cline
Drema Stewart
Grace Pendry
Ruth Workman
Etta Jane Cook
Leona Adams
Ocie McMillion
Rita Stewart
Agnes Campbell
Dana Cook
Garnet Trump
Logetta Canterbury
Gleason Dale
Jeanie Dale
E. A. Fellers
Zelma Tindellin
Madge White
Alice Daniels
Irene Pitman
Weekend Visitors and Hospital Stay Across Oceana area
Oceana area social notes list Sunday guests for Mr and Mrs Otis Cook including Alvin and Brenda Goddard Buddy Cook and children Brenda and Carla Pineville. Barbe Cook and Becky Madi son. Herndon Cook hosts son in law Jerry Bailey and daughter Washington DC. Woodrow Lamb visits Clifford Kennedy at Beckley Veterans Hospital admitted Saturday for treatment.
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Oceana
RNS
Otis Cook
Alvin Goddard
Buddy Cook
Brenda
Carla
Pineville
Barbe Cook
Becky
Madison
Herndon Cook
Jerry Bailey
Washington, D.C
Woodrow Lamb
Clifford Kennedy
Veterans Hospital
Beckley
Ocean Present-For You and Yours Horoscope Note
A morning note warns of possible upheaval but suggests the day will recover and invites social activity this weekend. In the afternoon romance is favored and outdoor gestures are encouraged, balancing a lively social calendar with favorable vibrations.
Daily horoscope Aries through Pisces 1962 Field Enterprises
The page presents daily zodiac advice for 12 signs from Aries to Pisces. Aries advises staying home if legitimate. Taurus favors social evenings. Gemini notes impatience. Cancer cautions against bold expressions. Leo expects good business aspects. Virgo warns of deception. Libra hints at a friend’s tip for windfall. Scorpio hopeful home improvements via a friend’s advice. Sagittarius urges realism. Capricorn warns against backing authority. Aquarius cautions about criticism and rumors. Pisces accepts challenges despite not all going their way. The section is attributed to 1962 Field Enterprises, Inc.
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Scorpio
Sagittarius
Capricorn
Mullens Residents Return From Vacation
Mullens residents Miss Mary Lewis and Mrs. Josephine Williams returned Sunday from a southern central states vacation. Mrs. Ed Damewood of Princeton joined them to Amarillo where her husband serves in the Air Force. They visited James Damewood in Wichita Falls, a missile base instructor. Highlights included Lake Texoma, Shepherd Air Force recreation center, fishing, boating and swimming. A St Louis stop featured a S S Admiral Mississippi cruise and the Shrine circus parade.
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St. Louis
S. S. Admiral
Mississippi
Connecticut Used Abandoned Copper Mine as State Prison
Connecticut repurposed an abandoned copper mine as a state prison, converting the empty ore shaft into a detention facility. The project aimed to address overcrowding by utilizing existing mineral site for secure confinement and monitoring.
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Connecticut
Pineville social notes highlight out-of-town trips
Miss Mary Low Kelly of Beckley visits the Mar tin family for four days in Pineville. Jack Goode and daughter Linda travel with Bailey Murphy to California for a three-week vacation. Johnny and Pam Anderson of Grantsville visit grandparents C A Blankenship and Mr and Mrs John H Martin. J W Burton and W W Bolt families share time with Teel family in Point Pleasant and Bluestone River vacation.
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Pineville
Rns
Mary Low Kelly
Beckley
Jack D. Martin
Crowley Worrell
Jack Goode
Linda
Bailey Murphy
Twilia Wilkinson
Roga
California
Johnny
Pam Anderson
Jim. Anderson
Grantsville
C. A. Blankenship
John H. Martin
Jeanie
Jimmie
Bluestone River
Right-Of-Way Suit Filed In Pineville
William Patrick Mullensville and the Pineville Land Co. sue Center Public Service District in Wyoming County Circuit Court alleging 1961 pipeline and manhole construction on their Birch addition property without a right of way or lawful procedure. They seek $10,000 plus interest and costs.
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Pineville
RNS
Wyoming County
William Patrick
Mullensville
Pineville Land Co
Center Public Service District
James C. Lyons
Birch Addition
Oceana council keeps current town staff in place
Oceana West Virginia city officials, led by Mayor Dick Cook, vote to retain the present police chief Roy Aliff, assistant Luther Shockley, city attorney Fred W. Lokant, and water superintendent Mert Privett, with council members Ralph Hicks Ivan Daniels and Ernest Conley present. A full financial statement and state auditor progress were noted for next meeting.
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Dick Cook
Oceana Town Hall
J. C. Hurst
Roy Aliff
Luther Shockley
Fred W. Lokant
Mert Privett
Ralph Hicks
Ivan Daniels
Ernest Conley
Joe Sams
Hassell Blackburn
Conley
Blackburn
Hurst
Gene Gilliland
Laurel Park
Clear Fork
Laurel
Oceana
Council Votes Code Buy and Meeting Date Change
The group voted to purchase from the Miche Co. the Revised Code of West Virginia with revisions through 1960. It also approved moving the council meeting from the first Monday to the second Friday, with the next meeting set for August 10.
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Miche Co
West Virginia
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U.S
Aries
Taurus
Gemini
Cancer
Leo
Virgo
Aquarius
Field Enterprises, Inc
Challis
Dan River
Everfast Prints
Jacquards
Dacron
Cohama
Main St
Mullens
John Teel
Point Pleasant
W. W. Bolt
J. W. Burton
Raleigh Register
W. Va
Oceana Council
Okehs
Batiste
Penney's
Penney
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