Antique Show Set In Mullens
The Lorera Spillers and Laurel Garden Clubs of Mullens sponsor an antique show at the Moose Ballroom on June 25 from 2 p m to 9 p m Items 50 years old or older will be accepted Display items must be brought to the Moose Club between 10 a m and 1 p m on June 25 for arranging by 2 p m All items to be moved by 10 p m the next day Precautions will be taken to ensure safe care of articles For display information contact Mrs Lackey Miller Miss Catherine Stewart Mrs Fred Kingdon Miss Stewart Mrs Sam P Pearis or Mrs W D Emmons
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Mullens
ANS
Lackey Miller
Stewart
Kingdon
Sam P. Pearis
W. D. Emmons
Glen Rogers BYF'er of the Month is Carolyn Hall
Carolyn Hall, daughter of Kir and Mrs Logan Hall of Glen Rogers, is named the Methodist Youth Fellowship BYF member of the month at Glen Rogers Community Church. She succeeds Margaret Fournier after being elected during the Monday meeting while a tenth grader at Glen Rogers High School. Previously at Davis Baptist Church before its closing, she has since joined community church activities and youth work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn Hall
Kir
Logan Hall
Glen Rogers
Methodist
Glen Rogers Community Church
Margaret Fournier
Glen Rogers High School
BYF
Davis Baptist Church
Community Church
Families Visit and Health Update From Local Area
Glen Rogers reports Mrs. Joan Guiiman and children arriving from Colorado Springs to visit her parents Mr. and Mrs. Arvil Gentry. Mr. and Mrs. John Mosley of Ravencliff visited Mr. and Mrs. Wayville Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. Harvey York. The Yorks were at Clear Fork with J. H. York's parents last Saturday. Jerry Wolfe and Hayden K. Wolfe returned from Charlottesville Virginia where the University of Virginia Hospital assessed the boy's eye as improved. continued treatment at Beckley Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Rogers
RNS
Joan Guiiman
Billy Joe
Cathy Cheryl
Kenneth
Michael
Colorado Springs
Colo
Arvil Gentry
John Mosley
Ravencliff
Wayville Johnson
Harvey York
Jerry Wolfe
Hayden K. Wolfe
Charlottesville
University of Virginia Hospital
Beckley Hospital
Pax PAX Visit Aboard Long Branch Family Ties
Sgt and Mrs Roger Cottery of Miami visit her family in Long Branch including Mr and Mrs Raymond Kelley and Mr and Mrs Larry Kelley. Mr and Mrs Guy Mowell travel to Cincinnati to see relatives then Cleveland to visit Billy Mowell. They spend a weekend with Rosella Sutton and Clyde Mowell. he is a former Pax resident now in Miami.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pax
Sgt
Roger Cottery
Miami, Fla
Raymond Kelley
Larry Kelley
Long Branch
Guy Mowell
Cincinnati
Ohio
Johnie Mowell
Howard Mowell
Patricia
Joann
Sandra Sutton
Cleveland
Billy Mowell
Miami
Rosella Sutton
Clyde Mowell
Ravencliff Guests Share News From Nitro To Maryland
Ravencliff residents report a busy weekend with trips to Nitro for a visit with Thomas Sheppard and a longer stay for William Sheppard. Billy Philyaw attended Peggy Philyaw’s funeral in San Jose and then traveled to Las Vegas before returning to California. The Brooks family plans and travels include Charleston work, July 4 plans with Susie Lucas, and extended visits with relatives in Florida. Mrs. French Brooks remains a patient at Stevens Clinic in Welch. William Bryling and son returned from a visit in Severn Maryland after spending time with Ronnie Halsey family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ravencliff
Paul Brooks
Nitro
Thomas Sheppard
William Sheppard
Billy Philyaw
San Jose
Calif
Peggy Philyaw
St. George
Giles Lucas
Wyoming General Hospital
Mullens
Lucas
Blanche Lucas
True
Bill Westfal
Joe
Bobby
Phoenix
Ariz
Paul Loterico
Detroit
Mich
Hurley Shumate
George Nolley Jr
Athens
Donald Mann
Florida
David Blevins
Manns
Byram Blevins
Blevinses
Fort Walton
Luther Mann
French Brooks
Stevens Clinic
Welch
William Bryling
Severn
Ronnie Halsey
Jeanie Halsey
Maryland
Rotarians Hear P. R. Hamilton at Fayetteville Dinner
Fayetteville Rotary Club hosted attorney Pat R. Hamilton of Oak Hill as guest speaker. He discussed the New River Gorge and Hawk's Nest Program. Attendees included local officials, professionals, and three guests from Beckley Rotary Club.
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Fayetteville
RNS
Plans Under Way To Stock Wyoming Creeks
Wyoming official says Laurel and Clear Fork Creeks may be restocked with bass blue gill and rock bass after acidity tests. A circulating petition backs stocking while Dr. Lane will inspect Laurel Creek for acid levels. If stocked, a one year closure follows initial release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pineville
Rns
J. Paul England
D-Wyo
Warden Lane
Department of Natural Resources
Laurel and
Clear Fork
England
Laurel Creek
Jesse
Glen Rogers
Simon
Lane
Pete Samsell
Game and Fish Division
Bolt Mountain
Mobile X Ray Unit To Operate In Fayette
Fayette County’s mobile x ray unit will operate at Montgomery Fayetteville Oak Hill and Mount Hope locations from June 25 to 28. Dr W L Clairborne restricts x rays to those 17 and older and lists times for each site including mornings and afternoons and an extra evening slot at Oak Hill on June 27.
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Fayette
Fayetteville
RNS
Fayette County
W. L. Clairborne
Montgomery
Oak Hill
Mount Hope
John Brown Patient at Wyoming General Hospital Mullens
Seven year old John Brown, son of Mr and Mrs Jack Brown, is a patient at Wyoming General Hospital Mullens after being admitted on Monday.
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McGraws
RNS
John Brown
Jack Brown
Wyoming General Hospital
Mullens
Life Curriculum Discussed By Circle At Mount Hope
Circle No. 5 of Mount Hope Presbyterian Church met at Mrs. Ralph Dorsey home. Discussion centered on the Covenant Life Curriculum adopted by the church. Members reviewed general fund agencies, summer readings, and August nursery staffing. Nine members attended, with readings on Rim of Asia and local children and elderly welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Hope
RNS
Mount Hope Presbyterian Church
Ralph Dorsey
Dorsey
Presbyterian Church
William Bazo
Robert W. Dower
Fred Frisk
Loretta Jones
Charles Gibson
Frisk
Matthew
Christ
Temple
Bazo
E. Scott Carter
Dower
Everett Burgess
W. B. Poling
Gibson
Sarah McWilliams
Church
Asia
Mullens Woman To Receive Lodge Degree
Mullens lunch supervisor Mrs. Estelle Caudle heads to Mooseheart Chicago to receive the Women of the Moose College of Regents degree. Supported by Mullens Chapter 190, she meets eligibility after five years of prior credentials and active chapter service.
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Pineville
RNL
Estelle Caudle
Mullens
Wyoming County Board of Education
Mooseheart
Chicago
Women of the Moose
College of Regents
Moose Women of the
Ruth Lynch
Josephine Williams
Charleston
House of God
Registrant Inducted and Transfers Spotted in Local Boards
Oscar Fenton Justice, a volunteer registrant from Local Board No 21, was forwarded for induction into the Armed Forces on June 12. Millard Hewitt Elswick, a non volunteer registrant, was transferred to Local Board No 42 in High Point North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mullens
Armed Forces
Oscar Fenton Justice
Millard Hewett Elswick
High Point
Our Man In D. C Shapes Up His Family
Ray Cromley reports Pentagon desk workers now test and train with brief isometric and movement based programs. Army Navy Air Force and Marine programs promise fatigue free fitness, daily 12 minute or shorter routines, with regular testing and a shared aim of higher reserve energy. The author notes family participation, increased energy, and potential personal adoption of Navy exercises.
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Ray Cromley Washington
NEA
Marine Corps
Air Force
Army
Pentagon
Leonard D. Heaton
Kennedy
Pollution Committee Sets Inspection Tours
The Water Pollution and Control Committee met in Charleston with co chairmen Sen Carl Gainer and Delegate J Paul England to consolidate pollution bills into a single proposal for the next legislature. Tours announced begin June 23 24 along the Tug River Basin and include the Guyandotte and Monongahela regions with involvement from the Water Resource Board and other groups. Attending were Senators Miller McCourt Morland and Delegates Blankenship Myles Nuzum among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pineville
Rns
Charleston
Carl Gainer
Richmond
J. Paul England
Senate
House
Wednes
Water Resource Board
Tug River
Mingo
McDowell
Guyandotte River
Ohio
Kanawha River
Greenbrier River
Monongahela River
Williamson
Jack Miller
Parkersburg
Hans McCourt
William Morland
Morgantown
Webster Springs
Bill Blankenship
T. E. Myles
Fayetteville
Jack Nuzum
Elkins
Fayetteville Methodist Men hear speaker on West Virginia slides
George M. Edwards, Fayetteville High School assistant principal, spoke at the Methodist Men meeting. He showed West Virginia color slides and briefly discussed each. The group did not meet in summer. Refreshments were provided by C. H. Maxwell and Harry Aliff, with several members assisting.
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George M. Edwards
Fayetteville High School
Fayetteville
Officers Are Installed By Oceana Fellowship
Oceana Methodist Youth Fellowship installed new officers at Delilah Methodist Church. Carol Smith became president with Robbie Dillon as vice president, Mike Meador secretary treasurer, Sharon Cable Christian witness, Linda Massey outreach chairman, Linda Reed citizenship, Sammy Dillon fellowship, Carol Simpson faith, Lynda Raymond parliamentarian, Sandra Dillon historian, Martellia Berta co historian, Elaine Massey publicity, Skip Brown recreation, Steve Dillon and Coy Acord recreation co chairs, Kenny Mitchem transportation chairman. Refreshments followed for listed attendees.
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Oceana
ANS
Methodist
Delilah Methodist
Carol Smith
Robbie Dillon
Mike Meador
Sharon Cable
Christian Witness
Linda Massey
Linda Reed
Sammy Dillon
Carol Simpson
Lynda Raymond
Sandra Dillon
Martellia Berta
Elaine Massey
Skip
Proposed N and W Merger Would Shift Revenue
Roanoke Va UPI retired vice president Flave Baird told a businessmen lunch the proposed merger of Norfolk and Western with Nickel Plate and Wabash would cut coal traffic reliance. He said coal share would drop from 70 to 40 percent while general freight rises to 60 percent and the N and W would serve Chicago Kansas City Detroit and Buffalo as major high volume points.
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Roanoke
UPI
Norfolk and Western Railway
Nickel Plate
Wabash Roads
Flave Baird
N&w
Chicago
Kansas City
Detroit
Buffalo
Midwest
New Resident Fefed At Coffee
Mrs. James FE Fowler hosted a Tuesday morning coffee at her Oak Hill home to welcome new resident Mrs. N. C. Miller who recently moved from Meadow Fork Drive to 519 Highland Ave. Guests included numerous neighbors and the Dur ham, N C, contingent led by Reverend Randolph Johnson and others as well as Cathy and Judy Fowler presenting flowers.
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Oak Hill
Rns
James FE. Fowler
Highland Ave
N. C. Miller
Meadow Fork Drive
Jess Evans
Victoria Keller
Durham
N. C
Biddie Allen
J. P. Wilkins
Frank Munoz
D. Burnette
Charles Copeland
Roger Cummings
Marvin Hall
Frank Thomas
John James Jr
Charles Jones
James Corcoran
W. R. Murdock
W. E. Scarbro
Ada Burgess
Virgil Burgess
Kennison Burgess
Mt Hope Social Notes Highlight Local Visits And Health
Mt Hope notes list Miss Carol Kuhn visiting her Cincinnati home for summer school, TOM Kuhn vacationing at Myrtle Beach and a Wofford student. Mrs Emma Lilly injured in Virginia auto crash is at Beckley Hospital. J C Painter undergoes major surgery at Bluefield Sanitarium and improves. David Thompson of Dayton visited relatives in the area. Fred Dixon had major surgery at Oak Hill Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Lilly
Carlos Lilly
Maple Fork
Beckley Hospital
Virginia
J. C. Painter
Naphan Painter
Kilsyth
Bluefield Sanitarium
David Thompson
Dayton
Ohio
Fred Thompson
Fred Thompson Jr
Fred Dixon
Oak Hill Hospital
Saulsville DVBS Extended Two Weeks At Saulsville Baptist
The Daily Vacation Bible School at Saulsville Baptist Church will run two weeks instead of one due to high interest and a two week design. Mrs. Ted Clay says the program's timing, with Sunday night presentation on June 23, will feature work displays and a central theme Learning God's Ways. Each division uses phase aligned lessons from preschool to juniors with activities like Galilean boats keeping kits puppets wire sculptures walkers phones and parables of Jesus in focus.
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Saulsville
RNS
Saulsville Baptist Church
Ted Clay
Church School
Clay
Jesus
Centennial Ball Draws 200 at Oak Hill Armory
About 200 persons attended the Centennial Ball in the National Guard Armory Oak Hill Saturday evening. Johnny Combs and his orchestra provided music while the Oak Hill Civic League decorated the venue. Proceeds benefit the Dollars for Scholars program. A large birthday cake marked the state's 100th birthday and guests wore Centennial dresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Hill
BNL
Natonal Guard
Johnny Combs
Armory
Oak Hill Civic League
Delora Teano
Shirley Donachy
Pineville Council Debates Water Works, Centennial Traffic Plan
Three delegations appeared before Pineville Town Council to discuss Municipal Water Works improvements tied to the Accelerated Public Works Program and anticipated Centennial celebration crowds. Judge Worrell announced attractions lined up for July 27 as Mayor Stewart pledged police traffic cooperation. Council approved on a one month trial C L Cooks traffic relaxations: end summer stop at Pineville High, permit right on red from Bear Hole entry, and right turns on red at Second Avenue toward bank and post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pineville
RNS
Robert Browning
Jackson Hill
Robert M. Worrell
Vaughan Stewart
C. L. Cook
Pineville High School
Bear Hole
Second Avenue
Bank and Post Office
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Theodor Heuss
Germany
Denmark
Palisades Pool
Robert McClain
Gerald Scott
P. R. Hamilton
Wyoming
Peekey
D. C
Navy
Pollution Committee
C. H. Maxwell
Harry Aliff
Dan Perdue
J. H. Allen
Charles S. Thompson
Jeff
E. B. Eskew
Tunney Hunsaker
John Holliday
Oceana Fellowship
Mt. Hope
G. M. Powers
DVBS
Okehs Traffic Suggestions
Hank Snow
Jimmy Snow
Elvis Presley
Brenda Lee
Buddy Hawley
Everly Brothers
T. M. Waldron
New
Texas
ONIO
Armour
Wieners
City Park
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