Winner in VFW Essay Contest Awards Four Year Scholarship
Miss Audrey Eigenbrod of Oak Hill wins a four year college scholarship for the 1955 56 VFW district essay contest titled American Beacon of Hope. She graduates from Collins High School as an honor student and Hannah and Danforth awards recipient. Active in Tri Hi-Y National Honor Society Science Club Hi Teen Latin Glee and A Capella, she led the senior play and served as yearbook editor. She attends Oak Hill Methodist Church and Youth Fellowship which she presides, and is a former Rainbow Girls noble advisor.
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Oak Hill
ANS
Audrey Eigenbrod
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Eigenbrod
W. F. Eigenbrod
Collins High School
Hannah and Danforth
Audrey
Oak Hill Methodist Church
The
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Shower Honors Mrs Parrish at Oak Hill
A bridal shower for Mrs Raleigh Parrish of Norfolk Va was held at the Scout Cabin last Thursday night. Hostesses were Mrs Mary Nahodil and Mrs R B Crislip. Mrs Parrish the former Ann Nahodil was married June 3. Guests included numerous local women and relatives.
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Oak Hill
RNS
Raleigh Parrish
Norfolk
Mary Nahodil
R. B. Crislip
J. Ike Brown
I. S. McClung
Marjorie Pullen
John Harast
R. P. Hannah
Sam Cale
Clyde Dancy
Otis Johnson
Hobart Richmond
Homer Legg
Ray Dodd
Lucille Notch
A. L. Rule
Joe Lurber
Wallace Bennett
Jessie Jones
Lois Minox
Margaret Childress
Margaret Ann Dilinardo
John Watson
Madeline Settle
Jane Kane
Margaret Adams
Arnold Nugen
Gaye Bennett
Thelma Broyles
Julis Rostron
Tom James
Anthony Gruenbury
Reed Kingrey
Flossie Flint
Helen Scott
Patrick Flint
C. B. Canterbury
Basil Mann
Julius Jones
Dallas Burgess
Robert Nahodil
Mary Jane King
Dorothy Meadows
Floyd Hubacher
Anna Carter
Georgia Balding
Robert W. Flnck
Betty Jo Nahodil
Eliabeth Propps
Barbara Burns
Nancy Canterbury
Judy Nugen
Mary Lee Cale
Alice Gravely
May Ellen Carter
Hospital Admits 58 During Week
Wyoming General Hospital admitted 58 patients in the week ending Saturday. Names span Mullens, Sabine, Amigo, Itmann, Otsego, Pineville, and Crab Orchard, including Richard Davidson, Mrs. Virginia Davis, Charles Cook Epperly, and multiple others across days from Sunday to Saturday.
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Mullens
RNS
Wyoming General Hospital
Richard Davidson
Virginia Davis
Alpeca
Charles Cook
Epperly
Ben Brown
Covel
Roger Weis
Bud
Leona Maxwell
Rhodell
Geraldine Coleman
Glen Rogers
Willie Cozort
Sabine
William Mills
Helen
Florence Buckhannon
Goldie Tilley
Eva Toler
Donna Lewis
Drema_ Rose
Ina Lilly
Josephine
Lillian Grey
Herndon
Nettie Cecil
Corinne
Rose Mary Lambert
Walker Cullop
Resoco
Glen Thorn
Tralee
Peggy Hensley
Itmann
Lewis Perdue
Robert Pauley
Ronald Cook
Judy Thornton
Stephenson
Charles Hayworth
Basin
Henry Milam
Pemberton
Eleanor Leedy
Arista
Millie Murdock
Amigo
Janice Billups
Monday
Cecil Cowan
Keyrock
Gary Parrish
Robert O'Neal
Carol McKinney
Alma Reed
Egeria
Kathy Ellis
Otsego
Clyde Ellis
Nathaniel Yates
Ida Thomas
Ella Clay
Virginia Tunstalle
Thelma Brown
Ruth Hutchinson
New Richmond
Jo Ann Dominick
Fayetteville personals and visits noted in town
Fayetteville notes list visits by Lt and Mrs Miller of Fort Knox to Harry and Mary Miller and Nelson Zorio relatives. Mrs White and son Gene spend weekend with relatives then Gene coaches at Presbyterian Youth Camp. Mrs Mallory and son visit Mary Sims. Mrs Schneider leaves Los Angeles after visiting sister Mrs Hesse who travels with her to Cincinnati. James Haskell returns from Germany after a year with the Army police. Charles Goddard Jr visits father in Dothan after winter with grandmother. Nancy Cavendish heads to Bloomington Illinois. Claude Jones returns to Charleston after Fayetteville visit with Casto family.
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Fayetteville
Rns
Frank H. Miller
Fort Knox
Harry W. Miller
Nelson Zorio
J. H. White
Gene
Lewisburg
Presbyterian
R. T. Mallory
Mary
C. A. Goddard
Fayetteville High School
Dothan
Ala
Nancy Cavendish
Bloomington
Class of 1941 Plans Reunion at Fayetteville High
Fayetteville high school class of 1941 plans its first reunion for Saturday. A banquet will be held in Memorial Auditorium dining room with prizes and favors. Of 48 members, three are deceased and one is unlocated. Deceased are Forrest Morris Jr., June Gentry, Marshall Epperly. Reservations total 32 for members and guests. Committee on arrangements led by J. C. Blume and Miss Frances Lee.
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Fayetteville
RNS
Fayettevile High School
Memorial Auditorium
Forrest Morris Jr
June Gentry
Marshall Epperly
J. C. Blume
Frances Lee
Oceana Officials Sworn In Friday After Election Victory
Mayor W. F. Manning leads Oceana officials who won the June 5 city election into office with a Friday oath at Town Hall. Council terms start July 1, with Vaughn Cozort as recorder in his fourth term. Others include Argel Cozort, Leland Tilley, L. W. Lively, Drewey Mitchell, and Robert Lee Kidd. A dinner at the Cow Shed will follow.
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Ocpana
RNS
W. F. Manning
Oceana
Town Hall
Manning
Vaughn Cozort
Argel Cozort
Leland Tilley
L. W. Lively
Drewey Mitchell
Robert Lee Kidd
Hassell Blackburn
Oscar Goode
D. C. Cook
Chauncie Pennington
Clear Fork
Wyoming Clerk Lists New Deeds in Barkers Ridge and Mullens
The Wyoming County Clerk records show deeds from Matthew Graham to Archie Sturgill and wife for 1.18 acres along Barkers Creek near Basin. J G Phillips to Ralph W Porterfield for Mullens Lot A and half of Lot 12 in Lilly Land addition. Cline to S T Miller Jr for 0.75 acres in Clear Fork. Margie Cooper Hillman to Dollie McCommas for land on Road Branch near Cyclone. Lois Bane to Glendon Blankenship for 5 192.7 square feet in Oceana. Clark and Hettie Adkins to Central Land Company for Bartley Lots 195 and 196. Ella Billings to Carl Billings for 1.25 acres on Trace Branch.
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Pineville
RNS
Wyoming
Matthew Graham
Archie Sturgill
Barkers Creek
Basin
Barkers Ridge
J. G. Phillips
Ralph W. Porterfield
Mullens
Lilly Land Company
Slab Fork
Tennessee
Oceana
Clark
Hettie Adkins
Central Land Company
Bartley
Baileysville
Ella Billings
Carl Joseph Billings
Trace Branch
Oil Pipelines Deliver 7–12 Million Barrels Daily in U.S.
Oil pipelines in the United States move between 7 and 12 million barrels of oil each day, reflecting the country's extensive pipeline network and its role in domestic energy logistics.
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United States
Miss Pamela Mona Jay Engaged To Wed Dr Mazzocchi Jr
Fayetteville engagement announced between Pamela Mona Jay daughter of H A Jay Johannesburg South Africa and Dr Philip Mazzocchi Jr son of Mr and Mrs Philip Mazzocchi Fayetteville. Plans call for a late July wedding. Miss Jay has lived in Washington DC and works as a secretary at the Indonesian Embassy. Dr Mazzocchi attended Fayetteville schools and earned a D M D from Louisville. He has served in the U S Air Force in Washington and holds rank of captain.
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Fayetteville
Rns
H. A. Jay
Johannesburg
South Africa
Pamela Mona
Philip Mazzocchi Jr
Philip Mazzocchi
Miss Jay
Washington, D. C
Mazzocchi
University of Louisville School of Deniistry
U. S. Air Force
Auto makers foresee 75 million vehicles on U.S. roads by 1970
Auto makers project the United States will have about 75 million cars and trucks in use by 1970. The forecast reflects expected demand growth and production capacity across major manufacturers.
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America
Sylvester visitors at the Caves home
Sunday visitors in Sylvester were the Rev and Mrs J W Caves two daughters Mrs Pauline Chase and Mrs Madeline Gabany and a friend Mrs Clydie Canterberry all from Charleston Mrs Caves is recovering from a recent illness
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Sylvester
RNS
J. W. Caves
Pauline Chase
Madeline Gabany
Clydie Canterberry
Charleston
Caves
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VFW
Rainbow Girls
Mrs. Parrish
Claude Jones
Mrs. H. J. Casto
Bermuda
Es Nh
Beckley Hotel
OFC
Hickok
Virgin Island
Panama
Krene
Jayson
Howard
Gabardines
Tecas
Dan River Fabrics
Capitol Street
Howard Morel
Pamela Mona Jay
Washington
Fred M. Schultze
S. Kanawha
Sylvester Visitors
Fama’s
Torino
U. S
Fama’s Store
Neville
Kroger
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