Clintonville Sunrise Chapel Homecoming Sunday Planned
The Sunrise Chapel Methodist Church in Clintonville announces its annual homecoming on Sunday. Sunday School starts at 9 36 a.m. with a Father’s Day program by the Young People’s Class. Speakers include Rev Clyde Hensley of Lewisburg District and Rev R Moor man Parker of the Board of Missions and Church Extension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clintonville
Sunrise Chapel Methodist Church
Clyde Hensley
Lewisburg
R. Moorman Parker
Board of Missions and Church Extension
Pineville Notes and County Court Actions
Pineville social news lists visits and dinners among residents including the Taylors, McKinney, Griffiths and Roses with travel by car routes through Shenandoah Park. The county court meets to note the resignation of a Huff Creek constable, appoint notaries, executors, guardians, and a committee for Cam Hetrick. Women’s church groups plan meetings with hostesses and program details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pineville
H.C. Henderson
Huff Creek
Wyoming
Courtehouse
Cecil H. Robinson
Elizabeth Cook
L. v. Thompson
Ruth Cline
McClaugherty Cline
Eliza Bailey
Perry Bailey
Ruby Blankenship
Cecil Blankenship
Zelda Virginia
Elkins
David Price
Kenneth Edward Price
Jesse Ruff
Rebecca Simpson
Oak Hill community notes and clubs update
Local social news lists visitors and hometime from Oak Hill and nearby towns. Cpl. Bob Prowse returns from 18 months in the Marine Corps, and many relatives visit Charleston, New York, and Greensboro areas. New Knights of Pythias members are announced, and American Legion Auxiliary delegates are named for Charleston. Camp Horseshoe sponsorships noted for Ann Flack and Ruth Ann Dixon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Hill
C. G. Janutolo
Itaio Janutolo
Piedmont
Lillie Mae Clay
New York
Walter Clay
Harlem Heights
Cpl
Bob Prowse
Marine Corps
Charles McCutcheon
Park Street
Parkersburg
R. W. Flack
Joseph Keatley
Charlottesville
Joe Phillips
Central Avenue
Phillips
United States Navy
Charleston
S. C
Ruth Lyons
Beckley
Leonard Rhodes
Kelly Avenue
Thomas Radford
Fayette Road
Joseph Slater
R. E. Short
Norman Ricourt
Columbus
Ind
Jack Long
Minden Avenue
Warren A. Thornhill
W. C. Bishop
Searhra
Pat
Warren Thornhill
Fft
Dolores Hensley
John Hunner
Memorial Hospital
Howard Lee Toombs
Huntington
Crippled Childrens Hospital
Glenna Toombs
Hubert McGhee
Montgomery
Leroy Balding
Larry
Georgia Marie Balding
Camp Oak Hill
Ann Flack
Ruth Ann Dixon
Kidney Slow Down Brings Restless Nights
When kidney function slows, people report backache headaches dizziness and low energy. Stress overwork and cold exposure worsen symptoms. Doan's Pills offer relief by supporting kidney function and flushing out waste to ease night discomforts.
Seacrist Rites Scheduled Today
Funeral services for Barbara Jean Seacrist set for 2 p.m. at Winona Baptist Church with Rev. M. W. Lusk officiating. Burial follows at Pleasant View Cemetery. Survived by parents Dana and Vena McGraw Seacrist four sisters Joann Juanita Patty Pamela a brother Gary and maternal grandparents of Corliss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winona
Barbara Jean Seacrist
Wienona Baptis
M. W. Lusk
Carl
Pleasant View
Dana
Vena McGraw
Watermelon feed marks end of Wyoming County convention
The Wyoming County Singing Convention ends its summer recess August 10 at First Baptist Church Bud with a watermelon feed. Six quartets performed Sunday under president Henry Keneda, and a plan to buy a $50 circulating fan for summer meetings was approved. Debor h Karen Humphrey is the newborn daughter of Mr and Mrs Ekbert Humphrey of Guyandotte Avenue, born at 3 30 a m at Wyoming General Hospital. Election of American Legion Auxiliary officers is set for 7 p m Wednesday at the Legion Hall Moran Avenue Mullens. Mr and Mrs A A Caldwell of Church Street report their son Alton B Caldwell attended graduation at Davidson College earning a Bachelor of Science and now pursuing a master’s degree at Marshall College. He was active in Alpha Tau Omega and related groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pineville
C. B. Taylor
Wyoming
Indiantown Gap
Betty Browning
Pvt
Virgil Browning
Mildred McKinney
Welch
G. H. Keatley
Miss McKinney
Jacl Shipman
Patricia Griffith
T. A. Griffith
Charleston
W. F Rose
D. T. Worrell
Nancy
Anne
Morgantown
E. W. Worrell
Grace Schaeppi
Winchester
Charlottesville
Lexington
Shenandoah National Park
W. F. Rose Sr
L. L. Shannon
Rand
St. Albans
Joan G. Hayhurst
Grantsville
Boyd Rose
Rosie Barnes
Ridgeway
Sally Dalton
Fancy Gap
Vivian Rose
Mullens
Wyoming County
First Baptist Church
Bud
Pine Grove
Glen Rogers
Henry Keneda
Vate
Boan Mullens
Ekbert Humphrey
Guyandotte Avenue
Deborah Karen
Wyoming General Hospital
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Moran Avenue
William Humphrey
A. A. Caldwell
Church St
Davidson
N. Cu
Davidson College
Alton B
Marshall College
Huntington
Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity
Inter-Fraternity Council
Chess Club
Glen Jean Driver Fined for Drunkenness
Raymond Tony Wise of Glen Jean was fined $50 and released from Oak Hill City Jail after a Tuesday night arrest for driving while drunk. His car rear ended a Burgess vehicle with minor damages reported. An all day meeting and basket dinner was planned at Rebecca Chapel Church Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Jean
Oak Hill
Raymond Tony Wise
Oak Hill City
Ting Set Koo
Rebecca Chapel
Grand Easy Dessert Ice Cream Half Gallon Size
The ad touts a smooth delicious ice cream and promotes a money saving half gallon size as the right choice for plenty. It emphasizes value and abundance with a focus on the product amount.
Orr Wins Mullens Mayor Post by 26 Votes
In Mullens the unofficial tally shows Joe E. Orr 738 defeating Kyle M. Cook 712 for mayor. George Jenkins led council candidates with 767 votes, while Lewis G. Bolen earned 712. Orr and Bolen ran as a People’s Party pair, Jenkins as Citizen’s, with McGraw serving as acting mayor after Mayor Holroyd’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orr
Mullens
Maregin
Joe E. Orr
Kyle M. Cook
Citizen's Party
People's Party
George Jenkins
Jenkins
Citizen’s
T Lewis G. Bolen
Bolen
Orr Wer
Dave Arnold
People’s Party
Gordon B. McGraw
William B. Holroyd
McGraw
Center
Lewis G. Bolen
Solen
Piano recital planned Friday at Mt Hope Temple
MT HOPE The piano pupils of Mrs. Raymond Tissue will be presented in recital at 8 p.m. Friday in the Mt. Hope Baptist Temple. Participants include Margaret Rose Darnail Trisha Ball Eddie Bergendahl Sarah Bergendahl Mary Jane Pat tesson Patty Ann Patteson Virginia Ann Scou Jane Walker Sally Walker Connie Beresford Euna Lee Janney Fran Carter Delores Caldwell David Caldwell Janet Diorado Tommy Graff Cathie Wonder Gloria Slayton Melinda Davis and Tommy Stafford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. Hope
Raymond Tissue
Mt. Hope Baptist Temple
Margaret Rose Darnail
Trisha Ball
Eddie Bergendahl
Tommy Graff
Cathie Wonder
Gloria Slayton
Melinda Davis
Tommy Stafford
Oak Hill Alumni Earn 1952 WV Tech Honors
Oak Hill two alumni named among West Virginia Institute of Technology 1952 honor graduates. Frederick Thornton lists Fred Lokant of Oak Hill magna cum laude with a 2.93 average and Mary Andrea of Scarbro cum laude with a 2.06 average.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Hill
Oak Hill High School
West Virginia Institute of Technology
Frederick Thornton
Fred Lokant
Mary Andrea
Scarbro
A L Hall Dies Rites Set Today
Aubrey Lee Hall 37 of Princeton dies after a month long illness in Memorial Hospital Funeral services set for 2 30 p m at Davis Baptist Church Princeton with Rev Anthony Morgan and Rev C E Hilton officiating Burial in Oakwood Cemetery Hall lifelong Princeton resident employed by the State Road Commission for twelve years Survived by wife Garnie Wees Hall three daughters Juanita Fink Norma Jean and Sue at home a son Aubrey Jr at home two stepsons Vernon Price and Loyce Price Bridgeton N J and three brothers Earls Artie and E W Hall all of Princeton
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
Aubrey Lee Hall
Princeton Ave
Davis Baptist Church
Anthony Morgan
C. E. Hilton
Oakwood Cemetery
Hall
State Road Commission
Garnie Wees Hall
Juanita Fink
Charleston
Norma
Jean
Sue
Audrey Jr
Vernon Price
Loyce
Price
Bridgeton
N. J
Artie
E. W. Hall
Black Eagle Mine Foremen Train In First Aid
Some 24 men at the Black Eagle mine of Jones and Laughlin Steel Corp completed 15 hours of basic first aid training taught by J. B. Ferrara of the U S Bureau of Mines at Black Eagle. Foremen and other workers listed include Jack Acord Rosie Bell Carlos D Clark Daniel Clark Walter Clark Charles E Coffman Charlie E Dixon James E Jamison William B Keener Gaylord H Kirk Richard E Knight Huey R Miles J L Morris Byron McKinney Jennings A Neal Luther A Newman Herbert L Palmer Okey M Payne Charles W Pomeroy William H Semones James N Shumate Elmer L Staton John L Whittings and others partially completing the course include James E Bare Zerra Blunt Frank Grogan Clyde Reed Melvin B Smith Lonnie R Spiller Leonard T Staton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Eagle
Jones and Laughlin Steel Corp
J. 8. Ferrara
U. S. Bureau of Mines
Jack Acord
Rosie Bell
Carlos D. Clark
Daniel Clark
Walter Clark
Charles E. Coffman
Charlie E. Dixon
James E. Jamison
William B. Keener
Gaylord H. Kirk
Richard E. Knight
Huey R. Miles
J. L. Morris
Byron McKinney
Jennings A.neal
Luther A. Newman
Herbert L. Palmer
Okey M. Payne
Lonnie R. Spiller
Leonard T. Staton
DAR Installs New Officers At June Meet
Mt Hope regent Mrs J E Howard heads Boarderland Chapter D A R installation at Scarbro home with O McCoy as installing officer. New officers include Mrs Frank Graff vice regent Mrs W C Bishop treasurer Mrs J M Francesa recording secretary and Mrs J B Thompson corresponding secretary and McCoy chaplain. Meeting also noted June 4 final session, plans for Sept 3 installing, and invitations to Jacksons Mill dinner with registrations due by June 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. Hope
J. E. Howard
Boarderland
Daughters of the American Revolution
Scarbro
S. W. Price
O. §. McCoy
Glen Jean
Frank Graff
W.C. Bishop
J. M. Francesa
Fayetteville
J. B. Thompson
Oak Hill
McCoy
Kenneth Humphries
Beckley
Bishop
Humphries
C. R. Hill
C. P. Dorsey
Jacksons Mill
Weston
Wyoming Deed Filed in Pineville Transfer of Land
A deed transferring land from E. R. Wilcox and wife to Stanley H. Wilcox and wife has been admitted to record in the Wyoming County Clerk's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Pineville
E. R. Wilcox
Stanley H. Wilcox
Dr Sharp Elected President of West Virginia Osteopathic Society
Mullens physician Dr Roland P Sharp has been elected president of the West Virginia Osteopathic Society at the sixth annual Charleston meeting. Theodore L Sharpe of Martinsburg was named president elect, with new officers including Don Newell Oak Hill and Guy E Morris Clarksburg among others, as trustees and leaders named for the term.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Elizabeth Sizemore
Ellen Sizemore
Carlos Virgil Shannon
Lightburn Layne Shannon
W. James Billing
Cam G. Hetrick
WSCS
J. B. Thomas
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Fellowship Hall
First Methodist Church
W. C. Bailey
Paul Goode
J. W. Houck
Darrelly. McGraw
Darrelly McGraw
Oak Mill Personals
William Bellew
James Jacobs
Knights of Phithias
Tuesda
Page
Esquire
Sam Crist
John Grasbosky
William T. Crawford
Pete Widay
E. L. Pennington
Ewart T. Burnett
Sophia
Ansted
Mont.gomery
Rainelie
Alderson
Ford Addition
H. P. Thomas
John Scott
DB. D. Whitney
Thomas
H. G. McGinles
Virginia Lee
Gauley Bridge
Salem
Rhododendron Girls State
Nancy Walton
H. G. McGinley
Imperial
A. L. Hall
Pache
the Quality Shop
Main
Coats
DAR
Dr. Sharp Heads
Central Ave
Don Highlander
Ameagle
Ameagle Willing Workers Club
Emma Smith
Nellie Kinder
Delphia Kinder
Ella Poteet
Sybil Coots
Ellie Kinder
Bertha Byers
Gladys Heller
Helen Evans
Evelyn Hal
Phyllis Honaker
Sally Yaden
Myrtle Krepps
Dorothy Williams
Willmetta Walker
Harold Rambo
Kyle Cleaners
Copland Cleaners
Richmond Cleaners