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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1966
Page
7
Special Service Will Honor Church Workers at Mount Hope
Mount Hope Methodist Church will honor officers and committees for the new church year June 1966 to May 1967 during morning worship led by Rev. Ralph E. Thompson Jr. The list includes trustees, elected stewards, officers of women’s society, youth fellowship, and numerous commissions with chairmen named, recognizing outstanding junior fellowship members Teresa Maynor, Debbie Martin, and Sharon Maynor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Hope
RNS
Mount Hope Methodist Church
Ralph £. Thompson Jr
Edward B. Roberts
George S. Vargo
W. L. Burruss Jr
G. G. Hodges
W. L. Martin
Okey L. Patteson
William EF. Adams
Ashley E. Allen
William L. Burruss
Lee Fontana
Frank R. Garrett
Miller Gwinn
William Harless
G. C. Hodges
N. L. Kemp
O. G. Light
Edward Martin
William Martin
Hobart P. Maynor
Lewis H. Maynor Jr
Robert Maynor
William R. Park
E. B. Roberts
George Scott Vargo
Mr. Thorn
A. E. Allen
W. L. Burruss
G. E. Vargo
Norville Ellison
Laraine Wotring
John Massing
Susan Spade
Julia Steplowski
Norvile Ellison
Hospital and Homes
E. C. Hanes
Christian Vocations
Vivian Boyd
Teresa Maynor
Debbie Martin
Sharon Maynor
Picnic plans emerge at Saint Anthony Guild meeting
Saint Anthony Guild of Kilsyth Catholic Church met in Catholic Hall. Father Werner discussed Vacation Bible School starting with 58 children. Altar duty rosters were announced for June through September. A parish interfaith picnic at Scarbro Catholic School grounds was planned with Mount Hope Presbyterian and Oak Hill Episcopal invited. A Fall Festival set for August 27 at Scarbro grounds was discussed with a July 27 meeting to finalize details. Hostesses listed for refreshments and upcoming meetings named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilsyth
ANS
Saint Anthony
Saint Anthony Catholic
Fannie Cinotti
Josephine Stella
Werner
Bible
George Barbera
Margaret McCool
Anna McCool
John Kody
Louis Angius
Myrtle Flahherty
Eddie Souk
Scarbro Catholic
Mount Hope Presbyterian Church
Oak Hill Episcopal Church
Father Werner
Jess Kendrick
Mike Belley
Carl Adams
Helen O'Neal
Woodside Youth Arrested For Barking At Dog
William F. Hardworth 18 of Atherton Calif was arrested in Woodside after passing a patrol car on a scooter and barking at the deputy s police dog. Deputy Sheriff Robert Ninnis cited him under a law prohibiting teasing animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodside
Calif
UPI
William F. Hardworth
Atherton
San Mateo County
Robert Ninnis
Hardworth
Ninnis
Backyard cookout fuels fast burns and slow roasting laughs
A lively family gathering features dad mastering quick sears on the grill while guests enjoy slower, relaxed cooking moments. The scene blends brisk performance with laid back dining as meals come together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dad
WSCS Attends Picnic Meet at Mount Hope Church
The Woman's Society of Christian Service held a covered dish picnic at Laurel Roadside Park near Sun. Mrs Edward Martin presided in absence of president Mrs W L Burruss Jr. The group planned a rummage sale for August and a School of Missions in Buckhannon July 18 to 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Hope
AMS
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Mount Hope Methodist Church
Laurel Roadside Park
Sun
Edward Martin
Mirs. W. L. Burruss Jr
John Massing
Susan Spade
Methodist
Buckhannon
Thompson
Mark
Janis Spade
Debby Martin
Spade
Haven Davis
George Scott Vargo
Massing
Ralph Thompson
W. W. Hood
William D. Sharp
Frank R. Garrett
Martin
Theresa Hanes
W. L. Martin
Nokie Thompson
N. L. Kemp
G. L. Hinchey
Pax PAX visitors and local residents note
Pax PAX items list visitors to Rev. and Mrs. Homer Hizer including Ronnie Belcher and son Mike Brenda Long Luther Price and others from Columbus Ohio Belle Vernon Cook Seibert Massy and Dayton residents returning home. FRED McFalls returns from Big Stone Gap Va. Nancy Humphrey visits from Marshall University then heads to Toledo for work. Area youths depart for Wyandotte Mich for jobs and Alene Janney returns from Big Stone Gap Va.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PAX
Homer Hizer
Ronnie Belcher
Mike
James O'Dell
Columbus
Ohio
Lester Burgess
Patty
J. H. Workman
Robert Workman
Artie
Brenda Long
Belle
Vernon Cook
Seibert
Luther Price
Massy
Luther Cruise
Dennis
Cleveland
Fred McFalls
Big Stone Gap
J. L. McFalls
Claude Humphrey
Nancy Humphrey
Marshall University
Toledo
Wyandotte
Mich
Gary Turner
Larry Holly
Donny Lively
Alene Janney
Circle Plans Tea at Mount Hope Church
Circle No. 2 of Mount Hope Christian Church met in Fellowship Hall. Mrs. Marvin Beverley led a talk titled Called to Be Committed and Mrs. Jay Roles led Courage To Be Christian. A tea for the church was planned. Vacation Bible School is set for June 13–17 and the Women’s Fellowship meeting June 20 with Circle No. 1 hosting. Seventeen attendees listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Hope
RNS
Women’s Christian Fellowship
Circle No. 1
Morton Givens
Roles
E. W. Dunkley
Marvin Beverly
Rufus Beverley
Mary Falletty
Deck Vance
Barbera Batchelder
Page Humphrey
James D. We
Coping With College (2) Organizing That New Life Away
Dean of the College at Wesleyan University advises new students about adjusting to campus life. He urges staying on campus through Thanksgiving, traveling light, living inexpensively, and being tolerant with roommates. The piece discusses homesickness, redefining independence, and managing illness in a college infirmary.
How to Be a Successful Student at College
Freshmen face illness on campus as colds and flu spread. The infirmary prompts students to report sickness while adapting to independence without parental support. Self-reliance becomes the premium as new social and academic realities unfold for the new student.
Mount Hope summer teaching post at WV Institute of Technology
Mount Hope records Lew H. Maynor Jr. taking a summer teaching position at the West Virginia Institute of Technology in Montgomery. Visiting relatives include Ernest and Lucile Kizer and Clinton Stover family from Warren Michigan and Huntington. Other visitors cite Ronald Taylor and daughter Leah Sue in Huntington and Sam Dorado families visiting the Yosts in Huntington. We can be relaxing for people as long as they don't relax their brains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Hope
RNS
Lewis H. Maynor Jr
Park Heights
West Virginia Institute of Technology
Montgomery
Ernest Kizer
Clinton Stover
Warren
Mich
Paul Kizer
Huntington
Ronald Taylor
Leah Sue
George Barbera
Bradley
Sam Dorado
Sam Jr
Robert
Robert Yost Jr
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Hattler Thompson
Brenda Trottino
William Gwinn
William E. Adams
Anna Cope
W. Lartin
George Smith Jr
Brenda Troitino
Jennie Cope Carter
Frank Troitino
John W. Massing
Fred Potter
T. M. Rogers
L. M. Corey
Willia R. Park
Loraine Wotring
Henry L. Danner
Frank Garrett
Nolan L. Kemp
Tom Allen
N. M
Barking Youth
WSCS
Dayton
Arents
James Horter
Robert Brueman
Neville St
Stanley J. Idzerda
Wesleyan University
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Vita Dolce
Sutphin
Riffe
Insurance Agency
Heber Street
Beckley
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West Bend
General Electric
ARS
Metal Mender
Clinton Motor
Prince Street
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