Sharon Woods Elected to State Rainbow Office
Mullens dispatch says Sharon Woods was elected from grand treasurer to grand faith at the West Virginia Assembly, Order of Rainbow for Girls, in Charleston. She and other officers were installed in an open ceremony at Beni Kedem Temple, with relatives attending and several members receiving state appointments.
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Mullens
RNS
Sharon Woods
West Virginia Assembly
Order of Rainbow
Charleston
Beni Kedem
Robert Woods
Secasion
Sharon
Mullens Assembly
Peggy
Murphree
Sid
Texas
Vicki Rae Toler
Louisiana
Carol _ Foglesong
Mary Alma’ Mitchell
Barbara’ Lilly
Hundley Wilton Wedding Rites Held at First Baptist Church
Miss Barbara Wilton and William Hundley wed in Scarbro at 7 p.m. in a double ring ceremony led by Rev. Edward Kocher. The bride wore a lace and tulle gown with silk illusion veil, carried a Bible with white roses. maid of honor Sharon Miller and bridesmaids Patricia Fitzpatrick and Janice Scarbro attended. Best man was Ollie Hundley. ring bearer Chuckie Cabe. Reception in church parlor featured blue and white dresses and white summer flowers. The bride, a 1957 Collins High School graduate, will honeymoon in the north. the groom works for Republic Corporation in Youngstown Ohio.
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Oak Hill
RNS
Cane Delabra
First Baptist Church of
Scarbro
Barbara Wilton
William Hundley
Edward Kocher
Joshie Wilton
Thomas Hundley
Sharon Miller
Patricia Fitzpatrick
Janice Scarbro
Melony
Doris
Alexander Doris
Chuckie” Cabe
James Cabe
Ollie Hundley
Michigan
J.R. Weatherford
Bill Painter
The
Republic Corporation
Youngstown
Ohio
Oak Hill High School
Scarbro Baptist Church
Pineville Plans Two New Youth Leagues and Pool Opening
Pineville aims to organize a Little Minor League for ages 8 to 12 at Shuff Weld at 10 am and a Babe Ruth circuit for ages 13 to 15 at 1 pm. Despite parental indifference, the current Little League runs this year. The Pineville swimming pool and recreation center will open on Monday, per Sante Boninsegna, summer program director.
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Pineville
Shuff Weld
Sante Boninsegna
Villanova Favored for NCAA Track Meet
Villanova arrives as a strong NCAA track favorite despite Charley Jenkins failing to place in a 47.8 quarter. Big showings from Ron Delaney in the mile and half mile, plus Don Bowden in the mile and Phil Reavis with a high jump mark bolster Villanova’s bid. Bragg and Stead also figure in the pole vault and sprints while Jenkins’ Houston run sparks debate on the top contenders.
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Austin
Tex
Villanova
Charley Jenkins
Houston
Ron Delaney
Don Bowden
California
Bowden
Delaney
Phil Reavis
Charley Stead
Don Bragg
Kansas City
Gus Zernial
Jenkins
Philadelphia Athletics
Gus
Services Tuesday For Cecil Carper
Funeral services for Cecil Carper will be held Tuesday at 2 p.m. at Grandview Christian Church with Rev. Allen Nance officiating. Burial follows in Grandview Cemetery. Carper, 76, of Grandview, died after a long illness. He was born December 3, 1881, son of the late Lewis and Virginia Carper. Survivors include his wife Lena, daughter Mrs. Glen Scalt of Table Rock, son Claude of Table Rock, and five grandchildren. Body to move from Caffee Funeral Home to residence at 2 p.m. today and to church one hour before services. Pallbearers: Robert McClure, Paul McClure, Van Carper, Wesley Carper, Russell Miles, Howard Scott.
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Cecil
Carper
Grandview
Lena Carper
Glen Scalt
Table Rack
Claude
Table Rock
Rites On Wednesday For Mrs. Alexander
Funeral services for Mrs. Martha Alexander of Long Branch will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday in her home with Rev. C. HI Edwards officiating. Burial follows at Greenwood Memorial Park. The 42 year old widow died Friday night at home. Surviving are Gol die Alexander her husband, mother Mrs. Louisa Marshall of Ferndale, four sisters Mrs. Mary Napier of Long Branch Mrs. Ruth Thompson Mrs. Ola Mayo of Mount Hope and Mrs Cornelia Norworth.
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Martha Alexander
Long Branch
C. HI .Edwards
Greenwood Memorial Park
Alexander
Goldie Alexander
Louisa Marshall
Ferndale
Mary Napier
Ruth Thompson
Ola Mayo
Mount Hope
Cornelia FL Nor
Kennedy Sees No Presidential Aspirations for 1960
Senator Kennedy of Massachusetts says he has no presidential or vice presidential plans for 1960, aiming instead to seek re election to his Senate seat. He noted Democrats have many presidential prospects for 1960 while Republicans feature only Nixon and Knowland. Kennedy spoke to the Arkansas Bar Association and highlighted perceived gaps in federal labor law enabling union misuse of funds and property.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Sen. Kennedy
D-Mass
Senate
Kennedy
Arkansas Bar Assa
Nixon
Sén
Knowland
California
The
Bar Association
Scout Representatives Slated To Meet Tonight
Institutional representatives for Boy Scout troops in the Raleigh area will gather at 7 30 p m today in the Raleigh County Memorial Building. Roy I Smith chairman of the Raleigh District Appalachian Council Boy Scouts of America says urgent business will be discussed at the meeting.
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Roy I. Smith
Raleigh
Appalachian Council
Boy Scouts of America
Smith
Raleigh County Memorial
Sanitarian urges methods to cut Fayetteville refuse problem
Fayetteville news reports H Legg sanitarian outlines in service plan to improve disposal conditions. He cites careless dumping, private disposal hazards, and fire risks from trash left to burn or freeze. Emphasizes home drainage, proper can sealing, and coordinated municipal and private efforts to reduce pollution and health hazards.
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Fayetteville
H. Legg
Fayette County
Legg
Familiar Faces Wykl Guards Shine at New River Bank Vault
George Washington Wykl, longtime janitor at New River Banking and Trust Co in Oak Hill, polishes the night deposit vault’s golden eagle. A Monroe County native, Wykl says he has worked at the firm for at least 20 years and is the son of the late Mr and Mrs Jake Wykl with siblings living in the state.
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George Washington Wyki
New River Banking and Trust Co
Oak Hill
St.Central Ave
Monroe County
Wykl
Jake Wykl
Frank Mauritz
Wonders Split Twin Bill With Bishop Stateliners
The West Virginia Wonders split a doubleheader with the State Liners of Bishop Virginia. Key players included Dyer Spragan and Townes with multiple RBIs and home runs. Pitching saw Farthing and Davis combine for strong appearances as the Wonders edged the visitors in one game and fell in the other.
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Wonders
Bishop Stateliners
West Virginia
Bishop
Gates
Sibi ‘Ts
Virginians
Saturn
Vent Shug Ss
Dyer
Lill
Ue Victors
Shresby
Lonan
Mein Melas
Perry
Harstn
Leonard Townes
Wright
Yrooley
Avis
Watt
Woore
Brooks
Owens
Bos Dyer
Bennett
Gan
Dyers
Brooks, Owens, Wooley, & Towns
Phillips
C. Townes
L. Hairston
Rbi
Co Towns
L. Townes
F. Hairston
Solomon
Mills
Townes
L. Staggs
F. Halistin
Shug
Thomas
Mallory
Nolis Tackson
Shrewsbury
Robitson
Wooley
Davis
Farthing
Farth
O—ling
Halzston
Palmer tops Ford to win PGA event in Toledo Open
Arnold Palmer defeats Doug Ford in a sudden death playoff to capture the Houston Open styled PGA event in Toledo. Palmer, a 27 year old former national amateur king, birdied key holes and finished with 272 for the 72 holes, earning 16 000 dollars and moving atop the money list. Ford, tied for lead after regulation, cards late birdies but falls short by a stroke in the final playoff.
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Washington
F Gardner Tb
Arybutn
Sbattey
Aguirre
Naragon
Ginsberg
Hatfield
Moore
R—Gardier
Francona
Nleman
Acker
Triandos
Pyburn
Esposito
Fox
Slinoso Fae
RBI
Hale
Hoyd
Francome Sere
Mireso
Philley
Nlemany
Belles de Patm
Weser
Sfingso
Atrike T
Boyd
Hr—Francona
Man
Landis
Esposita
Hodges
Dropo
Baltimore
Chicago
McMillan
Hoak
Fischer
Howell J
Keegan
Walker
LaPalme
So—Moore
Staley
Kee Weeley
S—Lawrence
Zimmer
Ho—Fischer
Gilliam
Hodge
Howell
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
BB LaPalme
Lawrence
Drysdale
Sabine Baller
Zuverink
Rer
Rosie
Slacy
Aur
Gurer
Tino
Chiam
Palmer de Lgan
U—Paparetta
Runge
Rice
Pionstip
La-1
Trace
Toledo
Ford
Ness
Mahopac
N.Y
Palmer
Don Finsterwald
Tequesta
Finsterwald
Tommy Bolt
Los
Trombley
Angeles
Bill Bolt
Field Of 8 To 10 Is Expected For Belmont Stakes
New York reporting eight to ten 3 year olds may run next Saturday in the Belmont Stakes for 100000 added, the longest and toughest leg of the Triple Crown. Bold Ruler listed as the 7-3 favorite, with Gallant Man about 2-1, as contenders gather after Kentucky Derby and Preakness results. Field of Honor and Lucky Dip loom as potential Belmont starters, with Derby participants and midwest horses under scrutiny for the 1 1/2 mile race.
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New York
Long Range P Pricemakers
Bold Ruler
Wheatley Stable
Halph Lowe
Gallant Man
Calutests Tron Liege
Jelassic
Delaware Park
Cain Hay Stable
Lucky Dip
Jan Burke
William S. Miller
Better Bee
Freeman Keyes
Jet Colonel
Aterson
Louis Lee Haggins
Manteau
Pittsburgk
Louise Sages
Wiff Smith
Miss Suggs
Tiny Marlene Bauer Hagge
Wiffs
Wiffi
Hagge
Detroit
Churchill Valley
Marlene
Wilh
Alaianteau
Marave
Hroeanis
Sf—Jabimai
Dpooli
Kemmerer
Jlets Spencer
Lockman Jablonski
Belmont t—Steuck Out For Hernandex In Ph. Eee Ree Vate Eee, Attay Lane
Isharion Foo Ee Eto Muell
Miller Jy Grewom
Belmont
Erred Bridees
Strickland
Werle
Miler
Grissom
Lowe
Cotavite
Woodling
Maris
Naragon
Burningjentry
Bold Ceres
Jules Schwartz
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Et Beechelm
Cooper
Landrith Es Bes
Nensate Pos
E DB
Kemmerer i. Xo
Li Actisen
Eorge
Joe
McCormick
Davis
Price
Cain Hey
Stabje
Inverness Open course draws pros' ire over tight fairways
The Inverness Club Open course drew protests from golf greats Snead Hogan and Middlecoff. Players faulted gun barrel fairways and long par fours such as the 4th while predicting a winning score around 285. They complained about the course playing unusually long and rough edges hindering two iron approaches.
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Tolddo
Chic M
Snead
Inverness Club
Jimmy Demaret
Julius Boros
Vic Ghezzi
Cary
Snead Middlecoff
Peter Thomson
Sami
Middlecoff
Ted Ray
Billy
Ghezzi
P. G.A
Ben Hogan
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Lindell Walker
Walker Poultry Farm
Shady Spring
Sharon Woops
Joyce Akers
Mary Semonco
Judy Riley
Sandra Carte
Hundley - Wilton
First Baptist Church
Jane Weatherford
Daniel Hundley
Cecil Carper
Robert. McClure
Paul McClure
van Carper
Wesley Carper
Russell Miles
Howard Scott
Caroyn Price Johnson
Taut Cieveland
C. D. Trent
Spragan
Logan
Mott
Jackson
McKintey and Soar
Chiesa
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L—Diedale
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Crawford
Veeron
Batlamant
Cincinnath
Effeaat and Bailey
Roebuck
Jeee Ginsberg
Donovan Lehman
Labine
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Yi Bauer
Bolling
Milwaukee
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Marlin
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Maxwell Hooslig
Abhaa Esighter
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Clemente
Mantle
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Pittsburgh
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Grim
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Mantilla
Viréon
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Finigan
Pelea
Skow- Landes
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Bauer
Maxwell
Torgesen
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Howard and Richardson
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Pizarro
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Jones
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Tanner
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Ozerntad
Littrell
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Hemus
Vernon
Sullivan
LaNoren
R-Morgan
Speaker
Banks
Lear
Graif
Astoryn
Ashburn
Fernandez
Cardivell
Lopata
Longa
J. Moryn
Boston
Morya
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Morgan
R—Piersall
Klass
Williame
Morgan Jensen
Lepelo
Zernial
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Ski
Long
Lelt
Philadelphia
Ral
Williams
Malzone
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Cardwell
Roberts
Plernall
Skitas
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Lown
Ho— Zernial
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Card
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Piereau
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Klaus
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Dix
Miller
Farrell
Oland Lopata
Susce
Delock
Porterfield
Daley
McDermott
Duren
Gorman
Coleman
St, Louis
Abboa Abboa
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Ark 'S
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Moon
Cleveland
Abboa Ennis Rf
B. Smith
Micel
Grissom Oool Usher
Imaris
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Rona Eer
A-Ennis
Boyer
Lockman
Demaret
Inverness
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Arnold Palmer
Besteason Bce
Arnolp
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