Conley Graduates Wed In Double Ring Rites
Miss De loris Catherine McCrimmon of Mullens wed Pfc Theodis Adams son of Mr and Mrs Paul Adams of Beechwood in a 2 pm double ring ceremony at the bride’s home Conducted by Rev Nelson Staples The bride wore white chiffon with white accessories Her bouquet mixed white mums pink tint and baby's breath Miss Tonya Adams sister of the groom was bridesmaid Freddie Howze of New River served as best man A reception followed They are Conley High School graduates Adams reports to Fort Dix N J June 16 Guests included numerous local friends and relatives
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Tonya Adams
Freddie Howze
New Riva
Conley High School
Mullens
Fort Dix
N. J
C. W. Roberts
Bernice Cook
Ella Mae Cook
Clemenceo Allen
Nellie Ross
Kay Booker
Bill
Pineville graduates daughter earns WVU degree in therapy
Mr and Mrs Claude Phillips of Pineville attended West Virginia University commencement on June 4-5 as daughter Patricia Phillips earned a bachelor of science in speech therapy and will work as county speech therapist with Frederick County Board of Education in Maryland. Gerald McGraw celebrated his 15th birthday with a home party hosted by his parents featuring dancing games and refreshments.
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Pineville
RNS
Claude Phillips
Joe
West Virginia University
Patricia
Frederick County
McGraws
Gerald McGraw
Dennis McGraw
Fayette Lodge Elects Officers
At MacDonald Lodge No. 103 AM FM in Mount Hope about 18 members attended the regular meeting led by Worshipful Master Ralph Allen. Officers elected were Robert Williams as worshipful master Larry Kelly senior warden Ross Core junior warden Wendell Phillips junior deacon Perry Davis junior deacon Charles Creger treasurer D B Stevenson secretary C O Darlington trustee Glen Barlow Lonnie Goddard stewards. Open installation is set for Saturday June 17 with all members families and guests invited.
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Glen Barlow
Lonnie Goddard
Food Applications To Be Accepted At Fayette County Courthouse
Welfare Worker Michael H. Griffith announced that new commodity applications will be accepted at the Fayette County Courthouse from 9 a m to 4 p m today. Heads of households must file the applications and bring their social security numbers.
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Fayetteville
Fayette County
Michael H. Griffith
Local Names Mentioned in Press Snippet
Ane Albright Francine Brooks Brenda Cook Ronnie Blake Rolland Sizemore Mike Cheryl Ann e and Dennis Mark McGraw appear in a partial readable list of individuals named in the clipping. The fragment provides no clear event or action to summarize.
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Ane Albright
Francine Brooks
Brenda Cook
Ronnie Blake
Rolland Sizemore
Mike
Cheryl Anne
Dennis Mark McGraw
The Mature Parent Explains Divorce To Children
New York Times Magazine reports on how children in a prosperous suburb responded to divorce. A child recalls asking why parents separate and learns that adults often lose liking for each other while still loving their children. Parents should avoid demanding total understanding and instead acknowledge they cannot be fully understood.
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New York Times
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
New Coronatp laxative claims three way relief for constipation
An ad explains aging colon causes hard dry waste and weak urge to purge and promotes Coronaip COLONAID and COLONAIP as a three part remedy. It touts relief overnight, gentle safety even for expectant mothers, and no interference with vitamin absorption. Introductory size 43¢.
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Colonaid
Colonnaip
Colonato
Coronaip
Greed For Power Sparks Mount Hope Lions Talk
Mount Hope Lions heard Professor C. E. Roth of Morris Harvey College urge that greed for power by individuals fuels global trouble. He argued freedom cannot be bought with foreign aid and warned powers must be challenged to prevent further decline, citing Laos and Cuba as examples. Roth, a World War II veteran and history professor, urged courage in defending freedom and noted his long career at Morris Harvey and other institutions.
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Mount Hope
RNS
C. E. Roth
Morris Harvey College
Roth
Laos
Cuba
Free World
Morris Harvey
Sherrard
Marshall County
Charleston
Marshall College
West Virginia University
Columbia University
West Virginia Wesleyan
Buckhannon
Summers County
U. S. Navy
J. M. Wade
Mount Hope Lions
Raymond E. Tissue
C. E. Jones
Robert E. Saxon
Carlisle
Saxon
New River Co
Oakwood
Sanford Fox
Lion Tanner
Tom Freeman
J. A.blackburn
Bradsley Lions Club
Thomas S. Gause
Wilmington
N. C
Dave Carter
High Point
Mount Hope High School
Lacy Anderson
Wood B. Poling
Clarksburg
Wade
Food Surplus Program Discussed At Court
Burl Harmon area supervisor led the Wyoming County Court meeting on a food surplus program stressing an emergency commodity station in Pineville. Appointment of a clerk and an emergency agent was approved, with a reassessment plan for handling government foods. The court also approved Fax Blankenship as Huff Creek district justice of the peace and noted a new Mulens Farmers Market. The Retirement Act for county employees at 65 was discussed by Bailey and Morgan.
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Pineville
RNS
Burl Harmon
Wyoming
Harmon
Hugh Brown
Oceana
Howard Cook
Robert Bailey
Jesse W. Morgan
Tigers Rally to Top Indians in Oak Hill League Play
In Oak Hill Little League action the Tigers outscored the Indians 19 to 4 as they held a slim second half lead. Flint earned the win on the mound with nine strikeouts, while Shuff and Blake each bullpened for the Tigers. Gwinn and Campbell homered, and Gwinn, Grzyb, and Sheaves doubled. The Indians tallied in the fourth and fifth. In the Minor League, the Yankees beat the Athletics 14-4 behind Sarver pitching. Hendrick was the loser.
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Oak Hill
Tigers
Indians
Flint
Shuff
Blake
Parkersburg
Jim Rapp
Gwinn
Campbell
Grzyb
Sheaves
Scott
Yankees
Athletics
Sarver
Hendrick
Thomas
Hettle
RNL
Senators
Cubs
Adkins
McClaskey
Hall
Carter II
Giants
Watkins
Webb
Flints
Veazey
Cubs of
Pastor Installs WSCS Officers at Mount Hope Church
At Mount Hope Methodist Church WSCS members installed new officers led by Rev. George D. Porter. Officers include Nokie Thompson president Patty Vargo vice president and Ethel Gunn treasurer. A rummage sale plan was set for late August into September with life memberships awarded to Eliza Park and Kitty Bryan.
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Mount Hope
RNS
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Mount Hope Methodist Church
George D. Porter
Porter
Nokie Thompson
Patty Vargo
Cora Wotring
Ethel Gunn
Ann Maggins
Alice Simpkins
Frances Burruss
Dorothy Fontana
Kitty Bryan
Eliza Park
Mildred Fox
Doris Hock
Betty Honoker
Christian Social Relations
Myrtle Potter
Maggie Hinchey
Circle No. 2
A. W. Burdette
Oak Hill
Circle No. 3
Gladys Davis
George D. Potter
Vicki Kemrite
Russell Patteson
Belle Perry
Ann Massing
Georgie Perry
Doris Stuart
Farmers Mart Funds Sought At Court Meet
At a Wyoming County court meeting in Pineville, Jack Feller requested a $100 budget line for Mullens Farmer's Market now operating this year. The court appointed Mrs. Hugh Brown clerk and Howard Cook emergency agent for commodity certification and distribution. Pineville designated as emergency station. Other actions included appointing a JP for Huff Creek and granting bonds for multiple estate administrators. Over half of Mexico’s population resides at elevations of 3,000 feet or higher.
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Pineville
ANS
Jack Feller
Wyoming County Court
Mullens
Burl Harmon
Hugh Brown
Howard Cook
Faxon Blankenship
Huff Creek
Luther Hatfield
Hessie Hershel Fink
William Kent Fink
Bond
Roy Cordell
Amos E. Green
James Green
United States Fidelity and Quaranty Co
Noah Everett Acord
Lottie Vaught
Irene Lucille Shannon
Joseph Shannon
Ashby Godby Lugar
Virginia Louise Lugar
Vida Chambers
Letah Cook
Ora Goodman
Virgil Goodman
Delphia Fox
Amedeo Domi Jr
Amedeo Domi Sr
Jack Pizzino
Constitution Goes Into Effect After New Hampshire Ratification
The U S Constitution took effect on June 21 1788 as New Hampshire became the ninth state to ratify it signaling the start of the new framework for the United States government.
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U. S
New Hampshire
Fire Destroys Bluefield Bakery in Blaze
In Bluefield on Sunday a Griffin Pie Co. bakery building suffered a total loss after an overheated melting pot ignited fats on the third floor. Fire Chief E. L. McClure put equipment losses at 200000 dollars and the building at 90000. About 10 workers were in the building.
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Bluefield
UPI
Griffin Pie Co
E. L. McClure
McClure
Norfolk & Western Railway
First Child Born to Pineville Couple in Columbus
Former Pineville residents Mr and Mrs William J Phillips of Columbus Ohio announce the birth of their first child a boy in Columbus on Saturday. The infant weighed six pounds eight ounces and has been named William Joseph. Maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Bud Pendry of Keyrock and paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs George Phillips of Rockview.
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Pineville
RNS
William J. Phillips
Columbus
Ohio
William Joseph
Bud Pendry
Keyrock
George Phillips
Rockview
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Conley
PFC
Theodis Adams
Fayette Lodge
Muriel Lawrence
Mt. Hope
E. C. Roth
WSCS
BIG Boy
Webb’s
Kyle Cleaners
Raleigh Cleaners & Laundry
Richmond Cleaners & Laundry
Farmers Mart
Mexico
G. M. Powers
Main Street
Bluefield Bakery
Bell-Ans
Bell- Ans
Orangeburg
N. Y
Crab Orchard
Greyhound
New Orleans
O. W
Savannah
O.W
St. Augustine
Fla
R.T
San Antonio
Tex
Prince Street
Beckley
West Virginia
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