Six Men Enlist At Pineville In Army Buddies Plan
Pineville recruits Sgt. 1 C Clarence Snyder lists six volunteers for three-year terms at Fort Benning Georgia. Luther Peyton King Jr. Mullens and Donald Edward Reid Mullens now Youngstown Ohio will serve in Europe after training. William Frank Burton Otsego Ronnie Lee Ratliff Itmann Matt Hall Jr Itmann Bernard Thompson Roberts Pineville enlistment includes four in the basic training buddy plan.
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Pineville
RNS
Clarence Snyder
Luther Peyton King Jr
Luther P. King
Mullens
Fort Benning
4Th Missile Battalion
61St Artillery
Robins Air Force Base
Warner Robins
Donald Edward Reid
Paul E. Reid
Mullens Now
Youngstown
Ohio
U. S. Army
Europe
William Frank Burton
Frank Burton
Otsego
Ronnie Lee Ratliff
Clarence Ratliff
Itmann
Matt Hall Jr
Fort Benning, Ga
Bernard Thompson Roberts
Ann Roberts
Stephenson
Fort Knox, Ky
Weekends Visit Highlights From Regional Families
Glen Rogers reports weekend visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey York and family including son and daughter-in-law Gary York of Cleveland Ohio. Other guests include Mrs. Nancy Johnson and children with her mother visiting Mrs. Ruby Welshan and daughter Jackie in California, now living with her mother in Eccles. Bernard McClanhan and Mike Manning visited Meadow Bridge relatives, and Wayville Johnson plus Ruth York spent time with Pete Lubich’s family and Levin Allen in Bolt. Wayne Summers of Detroit and Mrs. Ethel Free of Arlington Virginia joined Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Oyenik for a weekend stay, while Charles McClanhan heads to Washington DC for new employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Rogers
Harvey York
Gary York
Cleveland
Ohio
Nancy Johnson
Ruby Welshan
Jackie
California
Eccles
Bernard McClanhan
Mike Manning
Frank McClanhan
Meadow Bridge
Wayville Johnson
Ruth York
York
Pete Lubich
Levin Allen
Bolt
Johnny Oyenik
Wayne Summers
Detroit
Mich
Oyenik
Ethel Free
Arlington, Va
Charles McClanhan
Washington, D. C
Fayetteville Social News Roundup
Fayetteville area residents spent time visiting relatives and hosting guests this week. Edward Myers and wife from Clearwater Fla visited his sister’s home on Laurel Creek Drive. R G Thomas and H A Cottrell returned home after visiting Clifton Forge Va. Robert C Hoops and wife from Norfolk Va stayed with Sherman Sexton’s family. Gordon Peterson accompanied them. Quincy Underwood and children Mary Ellen Robert and Barbara Gail arrived from Grants NM for a two week stay with Sam Crawford and family. Frances Lee of Maple Road was a business visitor in Charleston.
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Fayetteville
Rns
Edward Myers
Clearwater
Fla
T. P. Farley
Laurel Creek Drive
R. G. Thomas
H. A. Cottrell
R. H. Oliver
Clifton Forge
Robert C. Hoops
Norfolk
Sherman Sexton
Garten
Gordon Peterson
Susie Sexton
Quincy Underwood
Mary Ellen
Robert
Barbara Gail
Grants
Y. M
Oceana Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Hospital Stay
Velma Stines received treatment at Stevens Clinic Hospital in Welch on Monday, accompanied by Jackie Elkins. Miss Vickie Somers of Mallory visited Sunday with Miss Lois Steffey. Billy Harvell of Dayton Ohio and Ruth Scalf returned home after a weekend with Oceana relatives. Debbie Meeks departed Saturday for Floyd County to visit grandparents. Athens visitors, Nannie Brown and Hugh Brown, visited and Hugh remains hospitalized. Larry Cook visits Washington while Mrs Wirt Cook returns from Wharton and Bloomingrose visits with Clyde Mitchell and Cyril Kirk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oceana
RNS
Velma Stines
Stevens Clinic
Welch
Jackie Elkins
Vickie Somers
Mallory
Lois Steffey
Billy Harvell
Dayton
Ohio
Ruth Scalf
Debbie Meeks
Floyd County
Washington
Wirt Cook
Ovie Michell
Clyde Mitchell
Wharton
Cyril Kirk
Bloomingrose
Kirk
Mock Trials At Herndon H S Highlight Legal Class
In a Wyoming County high school Terry Lester runs a unique business law class at Herndon High School featuring full mock court procedures. Students draw roles from judge to jury and study contracts employment and government regulation under the youngest West Virginia JP. The class has about 11 active members after starting with 20, and a recent courthouse visit boosted interest in government and daily newspapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Stover Mullens
RNL
America
Terry Lester
Herndon High School
Wyoming County
Lester
Justice of the Peace
Bud
West Virginia
Herndon High
Concord College
Oceana High Band Honors Go To Estep And Chambers Jr
Miss Kaye Estep and Charles Chambers Jr. win top Oceana High School band honors at the annual banquet in Pineville. Estep earns the Arion award for four years of band service and is a leading saxophonist, chorus accompanist, pianist, organist, and homecoming leader. Chambers receives the John Philip Sousa award, has seven years in the band, and has played with several regional ensembles during summers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oceana
RNS
Kaye Estep
Charles Chambers Jr
Cow Shed
Pineville
Miss Estep
Arion
Oceana High Chorus
Kopperston Presbyterian Church
Chambers
John Philip Sousa
National Association of Rudimentary Drummers
George Brewster
Oceana High School
Fayetteville Girl State Delegate Named for 1960
Fayetteville High School junior Dorothy Ann Dickerson 16 is chosen by the Fayetteville Junior Woman's Club to attend Rhododendron Girls State at Jackson's Mill June 11 17. She is active as cheerleader majorette band officer Thespian troupe 487 and Rainbow youth leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayetteville
RNS
Fayetteville High School
Jackson's Mill
Dorothy Ann Dickerson
W. A. Dickerson
Second Avenue
No. 487
Pen Pal Club
Facit
Order of Rainbow
Girls Assembly
Rainbow
Fayette School of Dance
Fayetteville First Baptist Church
Dickerson
Baptist Youth Fellowship
Guild Girls
Science Shrinks Piles New Way Without Surgery
New York report claims a new healing substance Bio-Dyne from a world famous research institute shrinks hemorrhoids stops itching and relieves pain without surgery. Case after case shows actual shrinkage and statements that piles have ceased to be a problem with Preparation H in suppository or ointment form available at drug counters.
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New York, N. Y
Churchwomen Honor Mount Hope HS Seniors
The Women of the Church Mount Hope Presbyterian Church honored three Mount Hope High School seniors serving their church community with a dinner at the Glass House. Recipients were Ann Callaway, valedictorian for 1961 Trisha Ball, and Conrad Neely III, with attendees including Barbara Carter Alice Robinson Brenda Treadway Nancy Hurd Buz Callaway Bill Chapman Ricky Carter and sponsors Mr and Mrs Anthony Puskas and Rev Ray R Hanson Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Hope
RNS
Mount Hope Presbyterian Church
Mount Hope High School
Glass House
Ann Callaway
H. R
Jack” Callaway
Trisha Ball
V. A. Ball
Conrad Neely III
Kathryn Neely l
Conrad Neely
Barbara Carter
Alice Robinson
Brenda Treadway
Nancy Hurd
Buz” Callaway
Bill Chapman
Ricky Carter
Anthony Puskas
Ray R. Hanson Jr
Jaycees State Meet Aids Fayetteville Chapter Start
Oak Hill area junior chamber chapters plan a Fayetteville meeting at the Fayette County Courthouse to help establish a Jaycee chapter for Oak Hill and the Upper Kanawha Valley. Larry Tucker, regional VP, will attend to assist and answer questions. The 8 p.m. program includes a showing of The Jaycee Story and invites all area young men.
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Oak Hill
ANS
Ireland Tops World in Potato Consumption per Capita
Inhabitants of the republic of Ireland are the biggest potato eaters in the world, averaging more than one pound per head per day. United Press International reports this striking dietary habit highlighting Ireland's rural cuisine and agricultural reliance on the potato.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
Republic of Ireland
Eddie Matheny Pitches Shutout In Oak Hill II
Eddie Matheny worked six innings allowing five hits and no runs to lead Oak Hill Red Legs past the Tigers 5-0 for a no hit no run victory. He struck out eight and added a fifth homer of the season. Gwinn took the loss after five runs on five hits with 11 strikeouts and six walks. The night closed the first half of Little League with Senators beating Indians 11-0. Sumner homered in the fourth. Minor League action saw Red Sox 17 Yankees 2 and Dodgers 24 Athletics 19 in a high scoring night.
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OAK Hill
RNL
Red Legs
Eddie Matheny
Tigers
Tiger
Matheny
Steve Waynes
Senators
Gwinn
Harrah
Jack Davis
Indians
Sumner
Campbell
Red Sox
Yankees
Dodgers
Athletics
White
Sarver
Yankee
Ball
Thomas
Tigers Webb
Ib Sheaves
Grzyb
P Holt
Renkovich
Weary
O'Dell
Thornburg
Waugh
Woodrum
Rf iShuck
J. Epperly
Waynes
R. Epperly
Treadway
Lowry
Jerry Davis
Ferrell
Harmon
Sumner P Dutlass
Ritchie
H'botham
Tompkins
H'rickson
Baker
Toombs
Craft If
Davis Rf
Scott
Kincaid
Campbell P ' Adkins
McCluskey
Shuff of Carter
Blake
Ravencliff Visitors and Family Gatherings Reported
Mr and Mrs George Osborne and their Arlington Virginia son returned home after visiting Mrs Farleys in Ravencliff. Mrs Geraldine Ownby and Ricky visit Charleston relatives and attend graduation of David Ownby. Roy Vaught of Slab Fork visits the Manns. Lambs host Robert Lamb and family from Cleveland Ohio. Thurman Woods and Willis Woods share a visit in Sand Lick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Lamb
Robert Lamb
Cleveland
Ohio
Thurman Woods
Sand Lick
Willis Woods
English divorce claim cites late reading to children
Mrs Simeon Kramrisch won a divorce in Woodford England after telling the judge that her 32 year old husband kept her up late reading long passages to their two children.
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Woodford
England
UPI
Simeon Kramrisch
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Jan Campbell Orchestra
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the Keenes
Don Boyd
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Jaycees State
Piedmont
Pat
Piedmont Airlines
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Bell-Ans
Bell- Ans
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N. Y
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Metropolitan Life
A Mutual Company
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