Stephen Workman to attend West Virginia Conservation Camp
Stephen Workman son of Mr and Mrs Jay Workman of Iroquois will join the 21st West Virginia Conservation Camp at Camp Caesar June 11 16 He a Mullens High School senior next year was sponsored by Lorena Spillers Garden Club and earned top scores in science aptitude tests and regional science fairs About 264 youths ages 15 to 18 will attend the camp coordinated by the West Virginia Conservation Education Council to learn about natural resources conservation and uses
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Stephen Workman
Jay Workman
West Virginia
Camp Caesar
Stephen
Mullens High School
Lorena Spillers Garden Club
Mullens
West Virginia Conservation Education Council
Twenty One Marriage Licenses Issued in May
In Wyoming County records during May twenty one marriage licenses were issued. Couples include William O Neal and Hessie Mills. Paul Howard and Aurelia Crum. James D Johnson and Katie Farmer. Frank H Penn II and Elizabeth Cassinelli. Edwin E Dinkle and Betty Lou McKinney. Ronnie McClure and Blanche Dudley. Joseph Archambeault and Deamo Rose. Raymond O Neal and Jerilyn Jurgens. Ronnie Domi and Phyliss Angle. and others from Mullens, Oceana, Bud, Cyclone, and surrounding areas.
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Pineville
RNL
Wyoming
William O'Neal
Bud
John
Ella Mae O’neal
Hessie Mills
Olliver
Greta Mills
William Douglas Smith
Mullens
Harvey W
Thelma L. Smith
Myrtle Agnes Atkins
Ruth E. Perkins
Ollie Bishop
Ikes Fork
Lacy Bishop
Etta Jean Morgan
North Springs
Nathan
Elva E. Morgan
Paul Howard
Inez
Josse Howard
Aurelia Crum
Oceana
Clem
Nancy Crum
Jesse Lee Walker
Leander
Katherine Walker
Patricia Ann Harper
Simon
Buster
Nora Harper
Leslie Lusk
Cyclone
Wayne
Elene Lusk
Lorene Workman
Rush
Alvie Workman
William Lester
Lillian Lester
Jamnita Altizer
Charlie
Elva Altizer
Joe L. Dixon
Joe A
Mildred Dixon
Joan Carrol Toney
Willard
Kathleen Toney
Ross Lafferty
Glen Rogers
J. S
Margaret Lafferty
Shirley Douglas
Opal Douglas
James D. Johnson
Ray
Athelen Johnscon
Katie Farmer
Cecil
Hazel Farmer
General Brooks
Sabine
James
Hattie Brooks
Marilyn Mullins
Ravencliff
Jim
Bessie Sinecoff
Finley W. Stable
Kopperston
H. E
Louise Stable
Pauletta Mae Wallace
O. R
Virginia Wallace
Leonard Robert Acord
Clearfork
Jack and
Mary Acord
Gracie Ann Cook
Melvin
Tressie Cook
Frank H. Penn II
Iowa City
Iowa
Frank H
Louise Penn
Elizabeth M. Cassinelli
C. C
Maydeline Cassinelli
Ronnie McClure
Allen Junction
J. C
Gay McClure
Blanche Dudley
Covel
Howard
Lucille Dudley
Joseph D. Archambeault
Cairnes
N.Y
Joseph E
Winifred Archambeault
Deamo Gale Rose
Alpeca
Wilson
Geraldine Rose
Raymond Miguel O'Neal
Evelyn O'Neal
Jerilyn Jean Jurgens
Calif
Marcene
Curtis Jurgens
Ronnie Dean Domi
Mary Domi
Carolyn Sue Irick
William
Dorothy Irick
Edwin E. Dinkle
Washington, D. C
Lloyd E
Mattie Dinkle
Betty Lou McKinney
Dasil
Maudie McKinney
Ronnie Lee Ratliff
Itmann
Clarence
Ida Mae Ratliff
Phyliss Gay Angle
Annie Angle
Orders Mailed To 9 Registrants
Mullens RNS reports nine registrants of local Board No 21 Mullens have been mailed induction orders for June 13. Listed are Billy Leroy Hurt now in Bronx NY formerly Mullens Kenneth Wayne Forbes Alpaca Roger Lee Clark Itmann Ronald Glenn Dickens Alpoca Johnny Hullen O Neal Bud Teddy Combs Jr Pineville George Dewey Sizemore Jr Bud Freeman Davis Jr Fayetteville NC formerly Alpoca and Daniel Paul Tilley Alpoca.
Coal Co Granted Tax Adjustment By County Court
Wyoming County Court approved an order on 1962 tax assessments for Wyo m Pocahontas Coal and Coke The company must pay taxes on adjusted assessments and is exonerated for excess 1962 assessments totaling 506790 leaving 790000 as the 1962 levy base Actions at Tuesday meeting included approvals of several bonds notary public appointments guardianship appointments estates committees and the annual settlement of accounts for guardian Ruby N Meador for John and Mary Ann Meador minors
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Pineville
RNS
Wyoming County
Wyom Pocahontas Coal and Coke
Wyoming “County
Castlerock Band of Pineville, Inc
Robert Bailey
Paul J. Clowers
Donald D. Sisk
Louise McGinnis
James McGinnis
Fay Wesley
Dan Wesley
Ruthie Tilley
Mary Lee Griffith
Virginia Dorreen Griffith
Harry G. Cook Jr
Robert C. Crouch
Robert Delaine Crouch
Michael
Charles Crouch
Edgar M. Crouch
Lelan Phillips
Connie Lee Lawrence
Zettie O. Gautier
Joseph J. Gautier
Bond
Travelers Indemnity Co
William M. Fuller
Lara Osborne
Centennial Youth Corps Outlined At Mullens FHA Meeting
Miss Barbara Cook explained the Centennial Youth Corps origin to Mullens and Conley High School Future Homemakers Clubs. The program invites youth under 21 to work on projects restoring historic sites or beautifying areas, with county coordinators guiding selection and judging by WVU faculty. Two prizes will be awarded in spring 1962 for historical restoration and natural beauty, with cash and an engraved plaque.
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Mullens
ANS
Centennial Youth Corps
Barbara Cook
Conley
Mullens High School
Miss Cook
Woodrow Cook
West Virginia University
WVU
United States
Awareness Commission
CVC
West Virginia
W. W. Barron
Homemakers Club
FHA
Sandra Meadows
Jeri Dooley
Three Killed On State Roads In Separate Accidents
United Press International reports three people died in separate road accidents in Kanawha Mercer and Nicholas Counties. A 13 year old Princeton boy James Lee Smith died when a car carrying him went off a rural road near Bluefield. His 17 year old brother Jack Russell Smith and 16 year old Allen Smith were injured. In Nicholas County Gary E Ramsey 19 Pool was killed after being struck by a car on a rural road between Mount Nebo and Hominy Falls. Ronald Maloney 28 Quick Kanawha County died when his motorcycle crashed into a bridge on W.
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United Press International
Kanawha
Mercer
Nicholas
James Lee Smith
Princeton
Bluefield
Jack Russell Smith
Allen Smith
Navy
Jack Smith
Navy Hospital
Portsmouth
Gary E. Ramsey
Pool
Nicholas County
Mount Nebo
Hominy Falls
Ramsey
Laird Memorial Hospital
Montgomery
Ronald Maloney
Quick
Prayer Devotional Held By Circle At Dunlap
The Dunlap Circle of the First Baptist Church met at Mrs. R. M. Stovall’s Frantz Avenue home with Mrs. S. P. Pearis presiding. Devotion by Mrs. C. A. Ellison on Prayer in Midst of Life followed by program lead by Mrs. H. L. Akers with Give Us Time. Attendees listed, readers noted Bible and library reading totals. Va. 14, about five miles north of Charleston.
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H. L. Akers
God
W. R. Nelson
J. A. Toler
Leo Smith
W. R. Mays
J. K. Smith
Charleston
Hearing For Juveniles Set On Theft Charge
Corinne youths aged 12 and 13 are in parental custody awaiting a Saturday hearing on charges of stealing two bicycles. One bike was taken at Allen Junction and the other in Corinne. Grindstaff, who arrested them, said the boys face a case before Judge Robert Worrell.
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Corinne
RNS
Grindstaff
Allen Junction
Robert Worrell
Birth Announced Tracy Acord Jr at Pineville Clinic
Glen Fork RNS reports the birth of a son to Airman C and Mrs Tracy Acord. The newborn Tracy Jr weighed seven pounds four ounces and was born at noon Sunday at Pineville Maternity Clinic. Mrs Acord, former Josie Schlager, lived with her parents Mr and Mrs Fred Schlager. The father is stationed at Fort Benning, Georgia.
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Glen Fork
Tracy Acord
Pineville Maternity Clinic
Tracy Jr
Acord
Josie Schlager
Fred Schlager
Fort Benning
Sparkling 7-Up Finish in a Tall Glass
In a tall glass, fill with sparkling chilled 7-Up. This simple serve highlights the crisp foam and bright lemon-lime balance, offering a refreshing non alcoholic option. Suitable for casual gatherings or a quick, thirst quenching treat.
Glen Fork notes visits and graduation events
Mr. and Mrs. Byra Blevins plan a Friday departure to Butler Pennsylvania for a week with their son in law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Vero Barteil. Lon Stewart funeral officiated by Rev Wiley Brooks and Rev Cameron Lilly with Margretcell Brooks graduate of Piedmont Bible College. Donna Jean Shrewsbury to Tennessee Temple Bible College Chattanooga after Glen Rogers High School graduation.
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Glen Fork
RNS
Byra Blevins
Butler
Vero Barteil
Wyoming General Hospital
Mullens
Ivan Pizzino
Wiley Brooks
Keystone
L. C. Shrewsbury
Brooks
Cameron Lilly
Ravencliff
Lon Stewart
Brookses
Margretcell Brooks
Piedmont Bible College
C. L. Shrewsbury
Elmer Lay
Donna Jean Shrewsbury
Tennessee Temple Bible College
Chattanooga
Tenn
Glen Rogers High School
Miss Shrewsbury
Dillard Shrewsbury
Clifford Shrewsbury
Oley Stewart
Paul Styles
Dayton
Ohio
Billy Stewart
NOW YOU KNOW The mandrill color notes by UPI
The mandrill is the most hideous and most brilliantly colored of the baboons. Its cheeks are intense blue while the center of the face and nose are scarlet. Its fur is light olive above and silvery gray beneath with a small pointed yellow beard.
Would-Be 'Bomb' Fined For Assault
RICHWOOD UP I A Nichol as County man once described as a possible human bomb was arrested on an assault charge after a May 19 fight with his wife Bertha. Though dynamite sticks were found later at the in laws, Tinney was granted release after a hearing when he paid a fine.
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Richwood
UPI
Nicholas County
Paul Tinney
Tinney
Bertha
Ira O'Dell
Justice of the Peace
Mike Goheenba
ODRINEX Weight Loss Drug Ad Promises Fat Loss
An advertisement touts ODRINEX a tiny appetite suppressant available without a prescription. It claims seven day fat loss with no exercise and a money back guarantee if not satisfied and priced at $3.00 to $3.25, sold by Kay's Drug Store Neville-Mall onpEss.
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Kay
Neville
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