Family Honors Mother At Picnic In Mount Hope
Mrs. Vada Morris of Mount Hope was honored with a red rose from each of her 14 children at a Grandview State Park picnic attended by about 60 relatives. Her children include Cecil in Chicago Latell in Dry Hill Bobby in Prosperity and others in Prosperity Cranberry Beckley and Price Hill. At 68 she has 38 grandchildren and 8 great grandchildren and assists in caring for Mrs. Biddle Lively amid her own widowed years.
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Mount Hope
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Vada Morris
Grandview State Park
Morris
Cecil
Chicago
Ill
Latell
Dry Hill
Bobby
Prosperity
Addine Warwick
John Arthur
Ellis Daniels
Fred Christian
David Williams
Cranberry
Clifford Cox
Price Hill
Frank
Beckley
Charles
Clarence
Daniels and Cranberry
Biddle Lively
Pineville Presbyterian Circles Meet for Monthly Sessions
Three Pineville Presbyterian circles gathered Thursday for their regular meetings with the theme General Fund Agencies. Circle 1, hosted by Mrs. Roy Sherman, featured Bible study by Mrs. Paul Rice and attendance by Mrs. C. S. Smith and Mrs. J. B. Grove. Circle 2, hosted by Mrs. Joseph Williams, noted no July meeting due to vacations and a joint session later in the month. Bible study led by Mrs. W. W. Bolt. Circle 3 met at the church with hostess Mrs. William Henkins. program by Mrs. Jim Franklin and Bible study by Mrs. B. B. Schilling. gift given to Mrs. Gloria McNaughton before her move to Georgetown Del.
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Pineville
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Presbyterian Church In
General Fund Agencies
Christ Jesus
Circle No. 1
Roy Sherman
Wyoming
William E. Valentine
Paul Rice
C. S. Smith
J. B. Grove
Joseph Williams
Albert Durbin
W. W. Bolt
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Bolt
J. W. Burton
Robert Gilley
Eugene McClellan
William Andrick
Maxine Lynch
William Henkins
Jim Franklin
B. B. Schilling
D. W. Hollinger
Clell Miller
Community Notices From Oceana and Nearby Towns
Oceana and neighboring towns share visitors and moves with family, hospital stays, and job changes. Jimmie Pinkerton of Pineville stayed with A G Stewart family, while Miss Annabelle Parsley and Miss Billy Parsley seek work in Harlington, Texas. Billy Amburgey returns from the Great Lakes and awaits Vallejo duty. James Otis Cook and Mike Plaster visited Bristol, Tennessee for business.
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Blake Cook
Patty
Matheny
Virgil Bowden
Judy
Kopperston
Sandra Bowden
Beckley Memorial Hospital
Vivenne Carrol Scott
Barbara Kaye Gabbard
Ocelan
Harold Rose
Scott
Walt W. Rose
Pineville
Linda Hamilton
Sue Repass
Jimmie Pinkerton
A. G. Stewart
Roalee
Tommy
Peggy Lou Cook
G. B. Workman
Bill
Edwin
Gerald Ellion
Alexandria
Annalee Workman
Washington, D. C
Washington
Loreine Lamb
Orville Lamb
Ravencliff
Peggy Jewell
Harrison Jewell
Billy Amburgey
Great Lakes
U. S. Air Force
Harry Amburgey
Vallejo
Calif
Jesse H. Smith
Stevens Clinic
Mike Plaster
Bristol
Tenn
Senators Win In Oak Hill Little League Clash
In Oak Hill City Park the Senators routed the Indians 18 to 8 as four Senators pitchers saw action led by Brewer with three innings. Gregg and Duda finished, while Shuff took the loss for the Indians. Henricks and Gregg homered for the Senators. In the Minor League game the Yankees beat the Athletics 6 to 4.
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Indians
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Duda
Shuff
Blake
Henricks
Yankees
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Tompkins
Craft
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Baker
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McClasky
Ae Adkins
Campbell
The Decent Wish and the Methods of Want
A discussion on how wishes from adults and children are judged by the methods used to pursue them. It argues that the decency of a desire remains intact when the underlying wish is clear, while disapproval arises from the expression chosen to pursue it and urges recognizing the decency behind the wish to reduce anger.
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Johnny
Joan
Whites Win $10000 in Expressway Condemnation Case
In Fayetteville a county circuit court jury awarded Mr and Mrs Pat White ten thousand dollars for a portion of their Main Street property taken for the Oak Hill Expressway. The trial followed a rejected offer of seven thousand five hundred by the State Road Commission. A prior strip had been taken for a sewer relocation, with another strip needed at the front to be used for the expressway, affecting shade and access to the home.
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Fayetteville
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Pat White
Main Street
Oak Hill Expressway
Condemnation
Woods Avenue
State Road Commission
Area Election Roundup In West Virginia Cities
United Press International reports a spirited Independent sweep in Kenova toppling Democratic mayor Dan Cornwell and winning all five precincts plus four council seats. James Foster? Other towns saw incumbents retain offices including Williamson Mayor John Brown and Hinton Mayor C S Dillon. Wellsburg elected Dr. C A Williams as mayor, while Bluefield voters advanced a city board primary with general election July 5 for St Marys Orville Hooper, Democrat, kept St Marys mayoralty.
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United Press International
Kenova
Walter L. Ferrell
Dan Cornwell
Independent
Robert L. Bruce
New Martinsville
John Brown
Williamson
C.S. Dillon
Hinton
Harold Baggle
Wellsburg
C. A. Williams
G. T. Love
Bluefield
City Board of Directors
St. Marys
Orville B. Hooper
Earl C. Hahn
Low Bids On 15 SRC Paving Projects In West Virginia
West Virginia State Road Commission received approximately 1 million dollars in low bids for 15 highway improvement projects, mainly repaving about 52 miles. Bidders include Grant, Hampshire, Kanawha, Marion, Mineral, Wetzel, Wood, Boone, Greenbrier, Fayette, with companies from Morgantown, Fayetteville, Martinsburg, Clarksburg, Keyser, and more. Also notes the Rev. and Mrs. Chenoweth honored at Oak Hill Church event. Rev Chenoweth previously served Mullens and is active in regional church associations.
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West Virginia
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Scherr Bridge
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Fayetteville
Robinson Runbridge
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Hampshire
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Osborne Construction Co
Clarksburg
Ft. Ashby
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Keyser
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Louisville
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Edwin Cook Named BYF'er of the Month at Toneda Baptist
Edwin Cook 16 of Oceana is elected BYF er of the Month at Toneda Baptist Church He will enter 11th grade at Oceana High School next fall and serves as outreach chairman of the BYF and as a youth choir member.
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Herndon Cook
Oceana
Toneda Baptist Church
Toneda
Edwin
Oceana High School
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Pax area social notes highlight visits and moves
Local families from Pax, Kopperston, and nearby towns gather for weekend and weekday visits. Notable mentions include Cyrus Williams and family traveling from Kopperston to Long Branch to see relatives in Charleston, and Flora Moss moving to Chicago after Dulley Moss. Others host relatives from Huntington, St. Albans, Oak Hill, Beckley, and New York City, while Vera Craddock and her children plan to reside in Craigsville.
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Pax
Cyrus Williams
Peggy
Kopperston
Frank Williams
Long Branch
Karen Elaine Brooks
Charleston
George Brooks
Cleveland
Ohio
Rupert McGraw
Huntington
Virginia McGraw
St. Albans
Seibert Janney
W. E. Lively
Lively
B. C. Lively
Neil
Claude Frazier
David
Paul Gravely
Scarbro
Jean Humphrey
Armour Davis
Raymond Kidd
Debbie
Dean
Beckley
Donald Davis
Phil
Holland
Claude Humphrey
Grants
N. M
Lazella Powers
Bob Webb
Ruth Ann
Crab Orchard
Kent Neal
Janice
Sue
Renfrew
Burley Powers
Cloteil
Ellen
Minnie Sowers
Blacksburg
Bob Spencer
Mike
Homer Powers
Trudy
Melody
Kingsson
Nelson Williams
Oak Hill
E. Cole
Nelson Wiley
Far Rockway
N. Y
Rosa Strand
Dakota Cole
Beech Channel Drive
Eugene Cole
Juanita Shanklin
Washington, D. C
Odess Bollin
Flora Moss
Robert Belcher
Packs Branch
Chicago
Ill
Moss
Pax High School
Barber School
West Virginia State College
Institute
Ted Craddock
Nancy
Kenneth
Teddy
Violet
Lonnie
Arthur
April
New York
Louie Wilson
Craddocks
Craigsville
New Budget Approved At WSCS Meeting
Pineville scene as the Woman's Society of Christian Service met at First Methodist Church to discuss the Home for the Homeless program. A budget was adopted and a commercial sweeper bought for janitorial use. WSCS plans a luncheon for the Appalachian District convention hosted by Castle Rock Garden Club with proceeds going to the general treasury.
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Woman's Society of Christian Service
Fellowship Hall
First Methodist Church
Maek. Belcher
Ruby Lambert
Harold Metz
John S. Lambert
C. E. Wilks
Wilks
Gilmer W. Hines
Darrell V. McGraw
Jack D. Martin
WSCS
Appalachian District Convention of
Castle Rock Garden Club
Jack Goode
Goodwill Jarvis
John H. Martin
James G. McDermitt
Major League Boxscores National League Recap
The St Louis totals and Los Angeles San Francisco boxscore details show a 4 to 2 finish with St Louis batting in the 6th and 8th innings. Alou, Spencer, Sherry credited with hits or outs. LOB counts 11 for Los Angeles and 6 for San Francisco. Mays, Fairly, and Bressoud homered. Mays and W Davis stole bases. Pitchers include Kuenn and Jones with HBP by Jones. Attendance 31,224.
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Black Knight Seniors Tournament Qualifiers Highlight Club Notes
Black Knight Country Club schedules a 72 hole medal play handicap Seniors Tournament starting June 25 with eight finalists Lou Scherer Hoke Monroe W L McBride Dr E B Ray Dr M M Ralston Fred Hurt Ray Magee and Wayne Reynolds. The regionquakes with growing teenage golf interest as the U S Open looms and a recent ladies clinic drew eight participants followed by a pending ladies tournament results.
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Lou Scherer
Hoke Monroe
W. L. McBride
E. B. Ray
M. M. Ralston
Fred Hurt
Ray Magee
Wayne Reynolds
Black Knight Country Club
West Virginia junior tennis results and golf notes
West Virginia State Junior Tennis Championships at Charleston began with Beckley participants early, John and Gale Phillips winning opening bouts while Grady Barbour and others advanced. Beckley competitors faced mixed results, with several 18 and under matches noted. The edition also covers Golf Digest Book Club launches and listings, plus a preview of the Junior Indianapolis Classic at Trenton Speedway with a $12,500 purse and ARDC USAC involvement.
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Bob Parker
Black Knight Country Club
Beckley
West Virginia
Charleston
Gale Phillips
John Phillips
Grady Barbour
Cathy Luchini
Beckleyan
Bill Cook
Eddie Berginnis
Jim Parker
Phillip Luchini
New Jersey State Fairgrounds
Trenton Speedway
American Racing Drivers Club
ARDC
New York City
U. S. Auto Club
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al Keller
Green Acres City
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Bobby Marshman
Teenton
N. J
Los Angeles Beats Chicago In Low-Scoring Clash
A tense game ends 1-2 as Chicago edges Los Angeles 2 to 1 in nine innings. Notable moments include McLish doubling and Robinson Wagner homering for the visitors. Landis takes the win in relief for Los Angeles, while Duren suffers the loss.
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Los Angeles
Chicago
S—Landis
McLish
Hr—Robinson
Wagner
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