Warren-Cumbow Vows Read At Mount Hope Church
Miss Judith Ann Warren and Airman 2 C Franklin Wallace Cumbow exchanged wedding vows in a Mount Hope First Christian Church ceremony. The couple, both associated with Mount Hope and Kincheloe AFB, planned a trip and will reside in Sau Marie Michigan after the nuptials.
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Mount Hope
RNS
Judith Ann Warren
Franklin Wallace Cumbow
Kincheloe Air Force Base
Mich
Mount Hope First Christian Church
Thomas A. Warren
Lawrence Cumbow
Hilltop
Margaret Harless
Solist
Robert Henthorn
Wellsville
Ohio
Robert Andrews
First Christian Church
Trisha Ball
Sharon Gregory
Carolyn Broyles
H. C. Brown
D. B. Hartsaw
Eliese Davis
William Givens
Bertha Trent
Edward Harless
Leaders of America
National Thespian Society
Mustang
Mons Spei
Cumbow
Mustan
Inter Nos
Junior Academy of Science
Sau
St. Marie
Pax Voters Elect Moore As Mayor
In Pax City election 149 eligible voters with 90 voting, Enoch Moore elected mayor with 62 votes. Challenger Clare Williams had 26 write ins. Recorder Mrs Emerson Stover re elected with 70 votes. write in E T Wade 15. Councilmen elected A W Pettry 88, E S Kidd 86, Robert Humphrey 84, Mrs Buren Davis 82, James Dickinson 75. Moore begins first term succeeding Lacy Aliff who did not run.
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PAX
RNS
Pax City
Enoch Moore
Clare Williams
Moore
Emerson Stover
Recorder
E. T. Wade
A. W. Pettry
E. S. Kidd
Robert Humphrey
Buren ‘Davis
James Dickinson
Lacy Aliff
Wyoming County Court names 7 man Airport and planning committees
A seven man airport committee was appointed by the Wyoming County Court in Pineville, with members from Pineville Mullens and Oceana. A 15 member planning committee from the county was also named to push an economic study pilot with the West Virginia Department of Commerce. The court set meetings, budget notes, and discussed recreation funding amid coal-industry declines.
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Wyoming County
Pineville
RNS
Wyoming
Joe Hansbarger
Jack Feller
Mullens
Robert Bailey
Russell Beavers
Robert Crouch
Oceana
Lloyd West
Frank Glover
Thomas H. Smith
Jesse W. Morgan
W. C. Bailey Jr
Raymond Wells
C. H. Stewart
W. L. Haga
Leon Childress
Richard Cook
E. S. Eliott
Gordon Hickok
Herndon Heights
Billy Ray Bailey
Baileysville
Stacy Hughes
Clear Fork
Arnold Rose
Blaine Murphy
Ikes Fork
West Virginia Department of Commerce
West Virginia
Vaughn Stewart
Council Seeks Federal Funds For City Planning
Oak Hill council moves to obtain federal aid by sending a letter of intent to the Economic Development Agency. Vogt Ivers and Anders of Cincinnati and Charleston quoted 10800 for a comprehensive plan to guide 75 percent federal funding with the city covering 2700 over two years. The 10 year plan will assess finances, eligibility, project priority, land use, traffic, housing, facilities, and recreation.
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Oak Hill
RNS
Economic Development Agency
State Department of Commerce
Vogt, Ivers and Anders
Cincinnati
Charleston
Counscil
Est
Lanning
Rev Dilley Named Pastor At Price Hill Church
The Rev Herbert L Dilley of Salem Road Oak Hill has accepted the pastorate of the Price Hill Freewill Baptist Church He is a former four year pastor at Salem Road Freewill Baptist He is married to Anna Mae Connelly and they have two daughters Trisha and Trina Services begin with Sunday School at 10 a m preaching at 11 a m and evening at 7 30 p m with Wednesday youth meetings at 7 30 p m Everyone is invited to attend
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Price Hill
RNS
Herbert L. Dilley
Salem Road
Oak Hill
Price Hill Freewill
Salem Road Freewill Baptist Church
Mr. Dilley
George Dilley
Kingston
Anna Mae Connelly
Grover Connelly
Rush
Trisha
Trina
Price Hill Free- Freewill Baptist Church
Tigers No-Hit Cubs In 7-0 Little League Victory
Oak Hill reports a 7-0 win as Larry Grzyb pitched six innings with 13 strikeouts, walking four, while Prather allowed five runs. Cubs commits defined the no-hitter with six on-base by walks and two miscues. Minor League Braves top Yankees 8-6 as Phillips won and Flint lost. Tonight the Pirates meet the Athletics and Giants face the Indians in Little League action.
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Oak Hill
Tigers
Cubs
Larry Crzyle
Prather
Eddie Matheney
Red Legs
Grzyb
Ferri
Braves
Yankees
Phillips
Flint
Pirates
Athletics
Giants
Indians
Boone Vocational Center Proposal Aims at Workforce Training
The Boone County Development Association proposed a vocational center in Boone to teach high school students and unemployed residents new job skills. Estimated construction and equipment cost were $439,850, serving about 37,500 people across Boone County and parts of Lincoln Logan and Raleigh counties. Financing details were not disclosed.
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Madison
VPI
Boone County Development Association
Boone County
Lincoln
Logan
Raleigh
Street Signs Going Up In Mullens
Mullens will begin erecting street name signs this week after a city commissioners meeting. The Mullens Chamber of Commerce funded a $435 check toward sign costs through a door-to-door collection drive, with the city covering total project costs. Mayor Woodrow Cook praised the chamber and urged residents to protect the new signs as officials proceed with charter ordinance readings.
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Mullens
RNS
Woodrow Cook
Cook
Mt Hope Girl Scout Leaders Schedule Camping Sessions
Mount Hope neighborhood Girl Scout leaders and officers met to plan the fall fund drive and camping season. Senior Camp runs June 12 to 18 at Camp Abbot with four intermediate sessions and a Brownie Day Camp in July, as training for overnight sessions continues.
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Mount Hope
RNS
J. C. Gwinn
Don Sanford
Albert Booth
P. C. Graney Jr
Thomas Howard
Fayette County
Sanford
Tommy Pettry
Linda Trail
George Arthur
Robert Penman
Concord Names New Theater Appointment
Concord College announces the appointment of Harold Craig Paul as assistant professor of speech and theater. Paul holds a BA from Colby College and an MA from Fordham University and has taught at St. Benedict's College Atchison Kansas Towson State Teachers College Maryland. He has a rich theater background in New York serving the Actor's Equity Association and directed entertainment for the U S Army in Germany. He will collaborate with Professor Frank Stein on Concord theatrical productions.
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Athens
Concord College
Harold Craig Paul
Paul
Colby College l
Fordham University
St. Benedict's College
Atchison, Kan
Towson State Teachers College
New York
Actor’s Equity Association
U. S. Army
Germany
Actor's Equity Association
The
Speech Association of America
Concord
Frank Stein
Whitesville Druggest Wins Mayor's Seat
Whitesville voters elected Druggest Harry L. Johnston in his first bid for mayor with 196 votes against H. Morgan 135 and the Labor Party ticket. Selma Stover defeated recorder Dallas Andrews 190 to 137. Progressive Ticket swept council with Nicholls 211 Grubbs 209 Hendricks 207 Arvon 197 Pandelios 186. Labor suffered, Hoff man 142 leading the losers.
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Whitesville
RNS
Harry L. Johnston
H. §&. Morgan
Labor Party
Johnston
Morgan
Selma Stover
Dallas Andrews
Progressive
Paul Nicholls
Howard Grubbs
James Hendricks
Manuel Arvon
James Pandelios
C. W. Hoffman
Robert Dew
Ray Bowling
William Hornsby
L. E. Salamy
Miss Eary Attends Governor's Conference in Charleston
Miss Gladys Eary of Fayetteville and past club president will attend the Governor's Conference on Restoration of Historic Sites in Charleston. The event starts at 10 a.m. in the House of Delegates Chamber, with a luncheon for speakers and guests at the Charleston Woman's Clubhouse. Governor Barron called the meeting to promote preservation, restoration, and marking of historic sites in West Virginia.
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Fayetteville
RNS
Gladys Eary
Fayetteville Woman's Club
Charleston
House of Delegates
Capitol Building
Bary
Mt Nebo Man Gels 6 Year Prison Term
Lloyd H. Stump 40 of Mt Nebo West Virginia received a six year federal prison sentence after pleading guilty to transporting two stolen cars across state lines He stole a car in Columbus Ohio drove it to Wheeling West Virginia and another from Charlotte North Carolina to Miami He was arrested in Bedford Pennsylvania on a firearms charge His record includes escapes from Moundsville WV 1942 and Kanawha County Jail Charleston WV and capture after both breaks
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Pittsburgh
UPI
West Virginia
Lloyd H. Stump
Mt .Nebo
Nicholas County
W. Va
Columbus
Ohio
Wheeling
Charlotte
N. C
Miami
Bedford
Stump
West Virginia State Penitentiary
Moundsville
Kanawha County
Charleston
Florida Visitor Is Honored At Party
Mrs. A. G. Sugar Jr. hosted a bridal party in Hatch er for Mrs. Andy Botany of West Palm Beach visiting her mother in Oceana. Botany received a guest prize and a bridge prize. other winners included Mrs. Melvin Harper, Mrs Arnold Hager, and Mrs. Willis Adams. Attendees included Mrs. Virginia Price, Mrs. J. H. Justice, Mrs. A. G. Lugar, Mrs. William C. Lugar, Mrs. Emory Jones, Mrs. Lacy McMillion, and Miss Peggy McMillion.
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Hatcher
ANS
A. G. Sugar Jr
Andy Botany
West Palm Beach
Fla
J. G. Carr
Oceana
Botany
Melvin Harper
Arnold Hager
Willis Adams
Virginia Price
J. H. Justice
A. G. Lugar
William C. Lugar
Emory Jones
Lacy McMillion
Peggy McMillion
Vacation Bible School Opens at Bradley Presbyterian
Daily Vacation Bible School runs Monday through Friday from 9 to 11 30 a m at Bradley Presbyterian Church with Rev Ray R Hanson Jr as pastor directing Mrs John Myles and Ruth Ann Brooks guiding music and teaching across primary junior and pioneer departments led by Mrs Marion Shawver Mrs William Lilly Mrs Harry Lafferty Mrs Lacy Stover and Mrs Harless Stover.
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Bradley
RNS
Bradley Presbyterian Church
Ray R. Hanson Jr
John Myles
Ruth Ann Brooks
Marion Shawver
William Lilly
Harry Lafferty
Lacy Stover
Harless Stover
Pioneer
Pineville group airs aid bill and potential factory plans
Pineville Rotary heard state agency officials outline how Wyoming County may qualify as a distressed area to obtain federal aid. A proposed factory to manufacture athletic goods and clothing could employ 400 at start, up to 1,000, needing 20,000 to 50,000 square feet and 5 to 10 acres. A county court order seek steps to be sent to Charleston for approval, with a 15 member planning commission appointed to draft a master development plan.
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Pineville
ANS
Bailey
Wyoming County
L. E. Ward Jr
Economic Development Agency
Charleston
Planning Commission
Summers NAACP Seeks Hiring Probe
Summers County NAACP asks state NAACP president to investigate the Summers County Board of Education on alleged discrimination in hiring Negro teachers. Negro organizations have complained, and delegations met the school board three times seeking integration of teachers and students, all requests were rejected.
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Summers Naacp
Pineville Juniors Attend Church Camp
Pineville juniors Billy Broom Mike Stewart Wilburn Bolt Bill Bowers Chris Hawkins and Edward Smith attend the Presbyterian Junior Fellowship Camp at the Fayette 4-H Camp near Fayetteville this week. They are accompanied by Mrs. Al Broom Mrs. W. W. Bolt Mrs. J. W. Burton Mrs. Sam Bowers and Mrs. Duane Hawkins.
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Pineville
Ans
Billy Broom
Mike Stewart
Wilburn Bolt
Bill Bowers
Chris Hawkins
Edward Smith
Linda Valentine
Judy Davis
Wyoming
Presbyterian
Fayette
Fayetteville
al Broom
W. W. Bolt
J. W. Burton
Sam Bowers
Duane Hawkins
Birth of Mack William Shumate in Norfolk Virginia
Norfolk couple Mr and Mrs Benjamine Shumate announce the birth of their first son Mack William on May 30 at 8 am in DePaul’s Hospital Norfolk. The baby weighed 5 pounds 13 ounces. The mother is Betty Cook daughter of Elbert and Mrs Cook of Church Street. The father is Mack Shumate son of Mr and Mrs Shumate of Moran Avenue, marking the fifth generation in the Shumate family with great great grandfather Riley Shumate of Saulsville.
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Mullens
ANS
Benjamine Shumate
Norfolk
Mack William
DePauls Hospital
Betty Cook
Elbert Cook
Church Street
Mack Shumate
Moran Avenue
Shumates
Riley Shumate
Saulsville
New COLONAID laxative claims three way relief
Aging colon muscles lose tone and dry hardened waste slows movement. New COLONAID laxative promises three way relief by moisturizing waste for easy passage, rebulking to tone colon muscles, and stimulating nerve reflexes for the lower colon. It is advertised as safe for expectant mothers and does not affect nutrient absorption. Introductory size 43¢.
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Colonaid
CoLonarp
Ford Dealer Absolute Yardstick Of Value Cars
When you buy a new car, start with your Ford dealer who offers a clear value scale across price ranges from a Tudor Falcon to a Thunderbird Convertible, helping buyers compare options efficiently.
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Forolusion, Zant Over Company
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Audie Morgan
Matheny
Fergie Scott
Claude Proffit
Delison Dale
Jesse- Matheny
Barker’s Ridge District
Mack Quesenbury
Opal White
Fran
Ces ‘Litta
Bud
Metropolitan Opera
Dorothy Kirsten
John Douglas French
University of California, Los Angeles
Council
Rev. Dilley
Price Hill Church
Boone
Haward
C. W. Burdiss
Mullens Chamber of Commerce
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Mt. Hope
Whitesville Druggest
Miss Eary
Mt. Nebo
Florida
Pineville Group
FORD
Grady Whitlock
Beckley
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