Mullens High Science Club elects new officers
Newly elected Science Club officers at Mullens High School include David Morris as president center, Jay Van Horne as reporter, Dan Ease Taylor as recording secretary, Paul Ritchie as treasurer, Brenda Houck as historian, Pat McGhee as parliamentarian, and Deborah Adams as corresponding secretary. Vice president Robert Sandy not shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Science Club
Mullens High School
David Morris
Jay van Horne
Danease Taylor
Paul Ritchie
Brenda Houck
Pat McGhee
Deborah Adams
Robert Sandy
Refusal At Gunpoint St Louis Savings Clerk Repels Robber
In St Louis a hesitant robber entered a savings and loan office and demanded cash. Clerks burgled by gunpoint, Mrs Beverly Hendrix, 26, stood firm and replied No. The assailant turned away and left.
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ST. Louis
Savings and Loan
Beverly Hendrix
Miss Elizabeth Smith to Wed Johnny Stella in Kilsyth
Saint Anthony's Church Kilsyth will host the June 10 wedding of Elizabeth Faye Smith of Mount Hope and Johnny Stella of Detroit Michigan. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Russell B Edwards Arlington Virginia and Denzyl D Smith Gary Indiana. Stella is the son of Mr and Mrs Fred Stella Kilsyth. The couple's reception will follow at the Mountainair Hotel Mount Hope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Hope
Saint Anthony’s Catholic Church
Kilsyth
Elizabeth Faye Smith
Johnny Stella
Detroit
Mich
Russell B. Edwards
Arlington
Denzyl D. Smith
Gary
R. G. Kirby
Stella
Fred Stella
Miss Smith
Mount Hope High School
West Virginia University
Chelyan Junior
MacKenzie High School
Ford Trade School
Dearborn
Ford Motor Co
Mountainair Hotel
Mount It Hope
Area Teacher Honored By Freedom Foundation
Mrs. Betty Peck, Mount Hope native and Nitro High School teacher with 13 years of experience, was selected for the Valley Forge Classroom Teacher's medal by Freedom Foundation. A 1943 Mount Hope High School graduate and 1947 Marshall University alumna, she will join seven West Virginia teachers honored for contributions to American life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Hope
ANS
Betty Peck
J. H. Coleman
Freedom Foundation
Valley Forge
Peck
Mount Hope High School
Marshall University
Cabell County
Kanawha County
West Virginia
Nitro High School
Fayette County
J. L. Sandy
Walter Beane
Fayetteville High School
J. S. Brill
Marlington
University of Cincinnati
Local visitors and residence updates from area families
Mr Hop e Mount Hope and family from Dunbar spent the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs Okey Eans. Mr and Mrs Bud Humphrey and children from White Sulphur Springs stayed with her mother Mrs Freda Bere. Mr and Mrs George Harris and children Hobart and George from Wake Forest N C visited her parents Mr and Mrs Hobart Garvin. Roy Miller has returned to his post office job after several weeks illness. Miss Linda Trail, a student.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Hope
Rns
Bill Eans
Dunbar
Okey Eans
Bud Humphrey
White Sulphur Springs
Freda Bere
George Harris
Hobart
George
Wake Forest
N. C
Hobart Garvin
Roy Miller
Linda Trail
Weekend Visits Across Charleston Area
Mary Kirk of Charleston visited Mount Hope on Tuesday while Mrs. A F Kisar stayed with her mother Alice Miser in Columbus, Ohio. Andrew Oschlager and his wife visited his brother in Fayetteville, and Sarah Bergendahl of Charleston spent the weekend with her parents Charles and Mrs Bergendahl. In La Fontaine Kansas Elmer Fowler reported a burglary at his home stealing a glass fishing rod three cans of vegetables 25 pounds of potatoes baby clothing three bath towels and his watchdog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Harvey College
Charleston
Joe Trail
Mary Kirk
Mount Hope
A. F. Kisar
Alice Miser
Columbus
Andrew Oschlager
John Althier
Fayetteville
Sarah Bergendahl
Charles Bergendahl
LA Fontaine
Kan
Elmer Fowler
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mullens Science Club
Miss Elizabeth Smith
Cohen Drug Company
Mr. Hope
del Monte
Jack Rabbit
Armour Star
HAMS
Best Buy
Cello
Betty Crocker
Rotarus
Dorsey
FROST
Beckley Hardware
Heber St
Beckley
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