Fayette County Horse Show Winners Announced
Winners across many classes were announced by secretary Mrs. L. E. Thompson at Oak Hill. Top horses included Drum Major in Western Parade and Rosemar Windsong in Junior Five Gaited, with numerous champions from Parkersburg Charleston and Princeton. A rain shower barely dampened attendance as spectators took cover but stayed to cheer the victors.
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Oak Hill
ANS
Fayette County
L. E. Thompson
Western Parade
Florence Brothers’ Dairy
Parkersburg
Rosemar Windsong
Rosemar
Calico Kid
Lambert Auto Parts
Charleston
King Genjal
Marvin Duckworth
Go Boys Romper
R. C. Steele
Princeton
Cap Wilson
Cooper Brothers
Clarksburg
Your Majesty of
Sparkling Stonewall
Potter Nurseries
Huntington
Ace
Stonewall
Melody T. Stables
Barboursville
Presteaian
J. Wesley Farner and Sons
Kingswood
Forsly
George Davisson
Weston
Black Beauty
Jim Whitlock
Fayetteville
Raleigh County
Bob-O-Link
C. F. Hale
Beckley
Roy Steele
Reno
James’ Parker
Winding Gulf
Shanty’s Genius Star
Rosemar Farms
Fancy Star Dust
Carden Motel
Peterstown
Spring Sonnets
Ridge View Farms
King's Trinket
King Bourbon
Little Jet
W. F. Trail
Lester
Melody's Mischief Maker
Drum Major
Florence Brothers Dairy
Rosmar
Farms of
King Genial
Your Majesty
Lamberts Auto Parts
Coal River Personalities Highlight Rock Creek Gatherings
Social notes from Coal River detail weekend visitors and home stays across Rock Creek and nearby towns. Families including Cooper, Cantley, Bradford, Lewis, and Hoover welcome relatives from South Charleston Cleveland Indiana and Dry Creek. A hospital update notes Shaffer’s discharge and a Blue Stone Dam fishing trip ends. A Lebanon Middle East note mentions a new 50 seat sports coliseum opening.
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Rock Creek
Rns
Nelson Cooper
R.’s
Faulkner
Sarasota
Fla
Mike
Stevie
South Charleston
Over Cantley
Peggy
Barry
Fred Day
J. L. Bradford
Jack Lemon
Paul
Micheal Lewis
Okey Cantley
Harry Dickens
Cleveland
Quinton Barrett
Lawson Barrett
Dean Pettry
Lucille
Dry Creek
Brady Allen
Eugene Gray
Ronnie
Indiana
Herbert Hoover
View Hill
James Hooten
J. C. Broomes
Woodrow
Ted) Clay
Clay
Dewey Cantley
Mrs. Clay
Ezra Cantley
Randolph Rites Slated Sunday
Funeral services for Mrs. Lucy Ellen Randolph, 61, of Fayetteville, will be held at 2 p.m. Sunday at Second Baptist Church, with burial in Pierce Cemetery. She died Tuesday at home. Survivors include two brothers James E. Randolph of Scarbro and George A. Coleman of Lochgelly. four sisters Isabelle Coleman, Delaware Matthew, Emma Bowles, Pearl Day. Body to be moved from Prodd-Payne Mortuary to the church one hour before the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayetteville
RNS
Lucy Ellen Randolph
Second Baptist Church
G. J. Wilson
Pierce
Randolph
Red Ash
George
Eliza Jackson Coleman
Lawrence Randolph
James E
Scarbro
George A. Coleman
Lochgelly
Delaware Matthew
Emma Bowles
Pearl Day
Washington, D. C
Isabelle Coleman
Atlantic City
Circle Hears Program By Mrs. Robert Deeds
Oak Hill activity reports Mrs. Robert Deeds presenting the history of three hymns He Leadeth Me Onward Christian Soldier and Abide with Me to the Kathleen Stannard circle of Oak Hill Baptist Church Tuesday. Sunshine Trio from Church of God then performed gospel songs. Attendees include multiple named members of Oak Hill and neighboring churches.
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Oak Hill
RNS
Robert Deeds
Kathleen Stannard
Oak Hill Baptist Church
Henry Miller
Homer Rakes
Sunshine
Church of God
James Tyree
Delbert Sneed
Otis Johnson
Homer Legg Jr
William A. Rowley
Wesley Dixon
James Murphy
Bernard Flint
Gordon Hendrickson
E. Woody
Dennis Richardson
Connie Johnson
J. P. Farley
Kennedy Family Returns From Cincinnati Baseball Trip
Mr and Mrs Fred Kennedy and daughter Brenda of Glen Jean returned from a week in Cincinnati where they attended the Pittsburgh Cincinnati baseball game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Hill
Fred Kennedy
Brenda
Glen Jean
Cincinnatii, C
Fayetteville Men Enter Navy Training Amid Leave Basis
RNS report from Fayetteville notes Eu gene White son of Mr and Mrs J H White enlisted in the Navy for four years and head to San Diego for boat training. Tom Whanger on leave from Great Lakes Naval Training Center will join a ship at Key West after his return. Mrs N R Lafferty and son sippy visit relatives in Labadie Missouri as Mrs Tygrett and Mr Mulligan host. Mrs Thomas Maid and children Becky and Tom visit Gilbert Smith in Orange Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayetteville
Rns
Eugene White
J. H. White
Navy
San Diego
Calif
Tom Whanger
A. E. Whanger
Great Lakes Naval Training Center
Illinois
Key West
Fla
N. R. Lafferty
Sippy
Labadie
R. G. Tygrett
Robert Mulligan
Thomas Maid
Becky
Tom
Orange
Texas
Gilbert Smith
Long Range Defense Fighter to Carry Atomic Missiles
The F 103 fighter, chemically fueled, will carry at least two atomic guided missiles to intercept bombers beyond a thousand miles from U S soil. It aims to fly faster than three times the speed of sound and could take off from U S bases to intercept distant targets. North American Aviation holds contracts for F103 and B70, with General Electric expected to be formal engine contractor as design work begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U. S
Air Force
North American Aviation, Inc
Church Society Sets Meeting at Oak Hill Methodist
The Woman's Society of Christian Service will hold its general meeting at Oak Hill Methodist Church on Tuesday. The Mary Peters circle announced the schedule during its August meeting at Mrs D P Lively's home. Attendees included Mrs E N Goode and Mrs Emmett Fitzwater with various members listed. the next gathering will be Aug 5 at 7 p.m. at Mrs Ollie Blake's Pea Ridge Road residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Hill
RNS
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Oak Hill Methodist Church
Mary Peters
D. P. Lively
Prayer Missionaries
Church Missionary Magazine
World Outlook
Emmett Fitzwater
E. N. Goode
Ollie Blake
Pea Ridge Road
A. W. Burdette
Olle Carden
Mora Ford
P. T. Gatehouse
J. W. Jones
Pax Persons Visit Families Across States
Pax PAX news item notes J C Shelby Jean Canterbury visiting her stepfather and mother Mr and Mrs James Dickinson Jr after arriving from Japan. She will report July 17 to Camp McClellan Alabama. The piece also mentions visits by the Gilliams of King George Virginia, former Raleigh County teachers now at King George schools, and other relatives visiting in Pax and Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pax
J.C. Shelby Jean Canterbury
James Dickinson Jr
Japan
Camp McClellan
Alabama
Don Williams
Paul Gilliam
King George
Paul
Gilliam
Bridgewater College
Virginia
Gilliams
Raileigh County
King George High
Rhelda Billups
Howard Billups
Maynor
Bill Ayres
James Dickinson
Emma
Jerry Dickinson
Aileen Liverly
Alan
Oceana
Tucson
Ariz
Buster
Red) Dickinson
Rhonda
David
Billy
Mullens Youths Attend Training Camp
Eleven members of the Youth Fellowship of the First Church of God in South Mullens attend a church leadership training camp at Camp Caesar in Webster County. Pastor Rev. Paul Campbell serves as counselor. attendees include Wayne Bond Eugene Zook LaVerne Dishner Dorothy Campbell Eddie Campbell Brenda Smith Ronald Smith Vicki Hayhurst Bobby Hayhurst Yvonne Kirk and Eugene Kidd.
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Mullens
ANS
Camp Caesar
Webster County
First Church of God In
South Mullens
Paul Campbell
Wayne Bond
Eugene Zook
LaVerne Dishner
Dorothy Campbell
Eddie Campbell
Brenda Smith
Ronald Smith
Vicki Hayhurst
Bobby Hayhurst
Yvonne Kirk
Eugene Kidd
Catholics fault focus on neighborhood customs over service
In Ave Maria, Rev. Thomas T. McAvoy, a church historian, says many Catholics are more concerned with observing neighborhood customs than giving specific service to God. The remarks appear in the current issue of the Catholic weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notre Dame, Ind
Thomas T. McAvoy
Ave Maria
College Receives Grant For Foreign Student Scholarships
Cincinnati report says Hebrew Union College will use a $20,000 grant from S. H. Schuber of New York to fund scholarships for foreign students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Hebrew Union College — Jewish Institute of Religion
S. H. Schbuer
New York
Nurses Care For Two Women In Double Room
Grossmont Calif Mrs Robert Guess a nurse at Grossmont Hospital cared for two women in a double room one Lovelady the other Manlove the report notes in the patient care details.
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Grossmont
Calif
Robert Guess
Grossmont Hospital
Lovelady
Manlove
Sundial Store Razed By Fire
A Cook's Sundial Store fire in Sundial, Cook County, caused eight to ten thousand dollars in damages. The blaze at 3 a.m. destroyed three businesses in the building. a service station and a restaurant were threatened but not damaged. Whitesville Fire Department prevented spread, discovered by Al Bonds.
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Sundial
FINS
Cook
Stanley Cook
Naomi
Wiley Brothers
Tom Wiley
Toney Salgado
Whitesville
Heath Theme Featured At Fayette Club Meet
A health theme ran through the Harlem Heights Homemakers Club monthly meeting at Oak Hill. Hostess Mrs. Mildred Jones welcomed members and roll call included household hints and a talk on mental health. Home demonstration agent Mrs. Ethel Banks and club secretary Mrs. Neela Lee shared health materials, with plans announced for a Fayette county 4-H camp outing on July 26 and the August meeting at Mrs. Lee's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Hill
ANS
Harlem Heights
Faylette County
Lee
C. Puryear
M. Brown
L. Shepherdson
A. Wright
R. Luster
Gwinn family reunion at Lockbridge features speakers and singing
Gwinn family reunion at Lockbridge on August ar runs from 9 39 am to 4 pm with a basket lunch. Earlier Pineville birth announced: Okey Mullins couple welcomes a six pound ten ounce boy born Friday at Grace Hospital Welch. Pax Women's Club meeting postponed due to vacations at Mrs Hyden’s home Tuesday.
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Lockbridge
RNS
Gwinn Family
Pineville
Okey Mullins
Grace Hospital
Welch
Sam Hyden
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Fama’s Shoe Store
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Lamans
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Beckley Theatre
Hotel Hill
Tennis
Oxfords
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American Gentlemen & Padwin
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Wyoming
Fayette Counties
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Nitro Methodist Church
Belcher
Mount Hope
W. R. Turner
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