BYF Executive Meeting Held at Pineville Church
The West Virginia Baptist Youth Fellowship held an executive meeting Friday and Saturday at Cook Memorial Baptist Church in Pineville. Attendees included Robert Beaumont state president Weston Lois Arnott Beckley William McCoy Pineville Shirley Shirey Beckley and Larry Lilly Southern Area vice president Mullens.
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West Virginia Baptist Youth Fellowship
Cook Memorial Baptist Church
Pineville
Robert Beaumont
Weston
Lois Arnott
Beckley
William McCoy
Shirley Shirey
Fellowship Guild
Larry Lilly
Southern Area
Mullens
Youngster Drowns In Crowded Lake Shawnee Pool
At Lake Shawnee in Princeton a 6-year-old boy, Wayne Harman, drowned Sunday in a pool crowded with bathers and guarded by lifeguards. He disappeared underwater unseen by his mother and siblings before another swimmer felt the limp body and lifeguards retrieved him. attempts to revive him failed.
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Princeton
W. Va
UPI
Lake Shawnee Pool
Wayne Harman
Harman Boy
C&O appoints Henshaw coal traffic manager
Cleveland Ohio UPI reports H. Preston Henshaw a Martinsburg West Virginia native has been named coal traffic manager for the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway. He joined the company in 1950 and will assume his duties immediately.
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Cleveland, Ohio
UPI
The
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
H. Preston Henshaw
Martinsburg
W. Va
C&o
Labor Day Plans Made At Oceana
At a meeting called by Mayor Eldon D. Cook plans were laid for the United Mine Workers 24th annual Labor Day celebration to be held in Oceana. Elba Gillenwater chaired the committee which met with representatives from Logan and Kopperston to bring the event to Oceana. A beauty contest and good speakers are planned with concessions later. next committee meeting set for 7:30 p.m. June 19 at Town Hall. Others attending included Leon Childress, Harry White, Cecil Peters, Raymond Thompson, J. B. Stanley, Willis Adams, and members of local civic groups. In separate item, funeral services were announced for Charles P. Hudnall Jr. in Mammoth, Kanawha County, W. Va., following his death at Cedar Creek Mining Co. He was 40 and served as chief electrician.
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Oceana
Eldon D. Cook
Town Hall
United Mine Workers
Elba Gillenwater
Jerry Stidham
Logan
Paul Beards
Stidham
Wayland, Ky
UPI
Mammoth
Kanawha County
W. Va
Charles P. Hudnall Jr
Oak Hill
Hudnall
Cedar Creek Mining Co
Hudnnall
Engagement of Carol Anderson to Fred Stella announced
Mr and Mrs Robert Anderson of Minneapolis announce the engagement of their daughter Carol to Fred Stella son of Mr and Mrs Fred Stella of Kilsyth. Carol a 1959 graduate of South High School works at the University of Minnesota Hospital. Fred a 1959 Mount Hope High School graduate served as team manager and works for John A Carlson and Son roofing contractors. They plan to marry August 19 at Holy Rosary Church.
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Robert Anderson
Minneapolis
Holy Rosary Church
Stella
John A. Calson and
Nurses Name Fayette's Healthiest 4-H'ers
Fay ette County's healthiest Four-H'ers were named by county school nurses. Senior winners are Ann McKinney of Meadow Bridge and Ernest Martin Jr. of Danese. junior winners are Ann Lee of Fayetteville Eager Beavers and Russell Bowling of Lookout Peppy Steppers. Senior scholars earn State Four-H Camp scholarships at Jackson's Mill, while juniors attend Beckwith county camp June 12 16. Scholarships are funded by Fayette County National Bank and Merchants & Miners National Bank.
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Fayetteville
Fayette Cunty
John D. Cutlip
Ann McKinney
Meadow Bridge
Ernest Martin Jr
Danese
Ann
Danese Striving Thunderbird Club
Ernest
Danese Hustlers
Ann Lee
Fayetteville Eager Beavers
Russell Bowling
Older Youth League to Meet at Oak Hill Field
Oak Hill Older Youth Baseball League players managers and officials from four teams for ages 13 to 15 will meet at 6 p m Wednesday at the National Guard field beside City Park. President Elmer Sheaves asks all to attend to discuss last minute season opening details set for June 12.
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OAK Hill
RNL
National Guard
Elmer Sheaves
Whitesville Gird For Close Mayor Election Fight
Whitesville May remain mayor H F Morgan seeks a 20th year in office leading the Labor Party with current councilmen Robert Dew L E Salamy and other Labor candidates C W Hoffman William Hornsby R W Hoffman. Progressive Citizens ticket backs Harry U L Johnston for mayor and Selma Stover for recorder as party rivals mobilize.
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Whitesville
H. F. Morgan
Labor Party
Morgan
Robert Dew
L. E. Salamy
C. W. Hoffman
William Hornsby
R. W. Hoffman
Dallas Andrews
Progressive Citizens
Harry UL. Johnston
Selma Stover
Recorder
Citizens Party
Manuel Arvon
Jimmy Hendricks
Paul Nicholls
Howard Grubbs
James Pandelios
Progressive Citizens Party
Community Notes From Pineville Area Visitors and Visits
Mrs Victoria Lambert remains a patient at Stevens Clinic Hospital Welch. Visitors include Harry McCreary and family from Flint Michigan to Pineville households of Bolt Burton and Hamlin families. Attendees at Marshall University graduation were Estel Mullins and daughters Mattie Linda for Sadie Gilley of Man. Mae Belcher attends Delta Kappa Gamma convention at Blackwater Falls. Buckhannon hosted West Virginia Methodist Conference. Don Adams with son visited C A Blankenship and Grat Adams in Baileyville. Roger Lamb and Alan from Beaufort visiting Hendrick family and Phillips family of Oceana. W E Cook of Crab Orchard visiting Hendricks. Bradley Durbin returned home from Welch Stevens Clinic after three days treatment. Pamela Goode visiting Shipman family in Charleston.
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Estel Mullins
Mattie
Linda
Pineville
Marshall University
Sadie Gilley
Man
Mae S. Belcher
Delta Kappa Gamma National Honor Sorority
Black Water Falls
Davis
West Virginia
Buckhannon
Don Adams
Charleston
C. A. Blankenship
Grat Adams
Baileysville
Roger Lamb
Alan
Beaufort
S. C
Pete Hendrick
Inlaw
Alton Phillips Jr
Oceana
W. E. Cook
Crab Orchard
Hendricks
Bradley Durbin
Albert Durbin
Stevens Clinic
Welch
Pamela Goode
Church School Closes at Pineville First Methodist
The Vac ation Church School of the First Methodist Church in Pineville held a closing program Sunday at 11 a m in Fellowship Hall. Marilyn Campbell read Scripture. Pat McKinney led prayer. Harold Griffith summarized activities from a three-page newspaper by the Intermediate Class.
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Pineville
RNS
First Methodist Church
Fellowship Hall
Marilyn Campbell
Pat McKinney
Harold Griffith
Bluebird
Jesus
Mary Olive Anderson
Mark McGraw
Mark Long
Julie Worrell
Mary Ann Creys
Ned Crews
Tim McGraw
Anne Beavers
Mike Metz
Robert McKinney
Living God
Two-Car Collision Kills 70-year-old Man Near Danville
In Madison on U S 119 one man, Gill Adkins, 70, of Julian Boone County, was killed when his car collided with a farm truck carrying two men. W H Hedrick, 74, suffered head injuries. The tractor trailer carrying coal auger parts escaped serious injury. Adkins died ten minutes after hospital intake.
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Madison
RNS
U. S. 119
Danville
Gill Adkins
Julian
Boone County
W. H. Hedrick
Adkins
Five Fayette Towns Vote Today in Municipal Elections
Voters in Fayette County towns including Fayetteville go to the polls to select mayors recorders and council members. A single slate appears in Fayetteville with unopposed incumbents and a three year street maintenance levy on the ballot. Other municipalities Ansted Pax Meadow Bridge also vote today.
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Fayetteville
RNS
Fayette County
Joel Conner
P. G. Hoye
A. E Whanger
Council
David Hypes
Robert Kincaid
J. W. Jones
Elbert Davis
Thurmond
Homer E. Nicely
John Cheslock
Nell Bannister
Allen Holland
G. H. Ernest
S. B. Childers
O. A. Starks
Franklin Mulins
E. G. Garten
B. R. Bennett
G. A Overhold
Charles Ashley
Tom Kelly
Ansted
Pax
Meadow Bridge
Sorority Bermuda Party Planned at Oak Hill home
Beta Theta chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority will host a Bermuda party at 7 p m Wednesday at Virginia Humphies home on Thurmond Drive. Plans include finalizing the year end meeting. Bonnie Watters won first at the Come-as-a-Song party May 23 at Paty Stanley s home. Betsy Norwood was runner-up. Co hosts were Lou Henri Moreau and Ann Shaffer. Gertrude Bailey new president read a note from Debra Teano thanking the group for a gift.
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Oak Hill
BNS
Beta Theta
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Virginia Humphies
Thurmond Drive
Bonnie Watters
Paty Stanley
Texas
Betsy Norwood
Lou Henri Moreau
Ann Shaffer
Gertrude Bailey
Debra Teano
Carnival Slated By Page II Carnival Slated By Page II
Page Little League officials sponsor a carnival at the new baseball field on Saturday to raise funds for the four team Little League season. The fair runs from 10 a.m. to evening with games a beauty contest and a double header baseball game. Refreshments will be sold. First game at 1 p.m. followed by the second. All four teams, having completed three games so far, will play.
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PAGE
RNS
Little League
Hinton Minister Announces Retirement
Dr. H. P. Hackney told Central Baptist Church he will retire after more than 46 years as pastor. He did not set a retirement date, requesting relief at the earliest possible time.
Former Roane County official Engle dies at 82
SPENCER UP I former Roane County Court president William H Engle 82 died Monday at his home in Amma He also served as Roane County deputy sheriff after a period of illness funeral services will be held Wednesday at Amma.
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Spencer
UPI
Roone
William H. Engle
Amma
Engle
Roane County
Pineville Family Attending Pensacola Naval Aviation Fiesta
Mr and Mrs C E Richner of Pineville will attend the First Homecoming of Naval Aviators during the Golden Anniversary celebration in Pensacola Florida through Sunday. The event honors naval aviators with an air show by the Navy Blue Angels and Air Force Thunderbirds, plus invited Royal British and Canadian forces and a week of reunions and contests as Fiesta of Five Flags marks Pensacola founding 402 years ago. Their daughters Rachel and Susie accompany them as they visit relatives before returning home.
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Pineville
RNS
C. E. Richner
Pensacola
Fla
Navy
Tristan de Luna
Blue Angels
Air Force Thunderbirds
Royal British and Canadian Air Forces
White Sands
Pensacola Beach
Gulf Waters
Naval Aviation
Richner
Florida
Rachel
Susie
Will
Astro Guide Present-For You and Yours Tip
A daily note advises balance in personal and career matters and urges relaxation with others. It highlights resourcefulness in remodeling and repurposing discarded items. It recalls the dime novel debut on June 7, 1860, with Malaeska, the Indian Wife of the White Hunter by Ann Stevens.
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New York
Horoscope for Aries to Scorpio 1961 planetary guide
Daily zodiac notes for Aries through Scorpio dated 1961 offer typical forecasts. Aries advised to try a friend’s request. Taurus reports cooperation. Gemini notes birthdays and late surprises. Cancer promises joyful celebration. Leo cautions about a possible slip with no serious harm. Virgo hints at clarifying developments and possible self-correction. Libra urges accepting constructive criticism. Scorpio encourages charm without airs. Field Enterprises, The News.
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Chessie
United Nations
Rockefeller Center
Manhattan Island
Radio City Music Hall
Washington
George Washington
Georgetown
Arlington National Cemetery
Lincoln Museum
Washington Monument
White House
Capital
Historic Williamsburg
Williamsburg
Williamsburg Lodge
Colonial
Virginia
Wathington
Boston
Cambridge
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Arela
Amere Gas Vtmities Company
Fayette
Johnston
Victoria Lambert
Stevens Clinic Hospital
Harry McCreary
Harry Jr
Norman
Flint, Mich
W. W. Bolt
J. W. Burton
D. F. Hamlin
Fayette Towns
Bermuda
N. C
Kellis Miller
N. C. Miller
Charlotte
Municipal Theatre
New York Symphony Opera Company
Miller
College of Music
Cincinnati
Ohio
Hinton
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Taurus
Gemini
Leo
VIRGO
Sagittarius
Aquarius
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