Bowyer-Treadway Wedding At Oak Hill Methodist Church
Patricia Ann Bowyer and Pfc. C. R. Treadway exchanged vows at 1 p.m. Sunday in Oak Hill Methodist Church with Rev. C. G. Eastwood officiating. The ceremony featured pink peonies and greenery, and a reception followed at the groom’s grandparents’ home. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Bowyer, wore a white silk shantung dress with a Greek bodice and full skirt, a lace headpiece, and a pearl choker. The groom is the son of Mrs. Beulah Treadway Smith. they will live in Augusta, Georgia, where he is stationed in the Army.
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Oak Hill
RNS
Patricia Ann Bowyer
Pfc
C. R. Treadway
Oak Hill Methodist Church
C. G. Eastwood
A. F. Bowyer
Juanita Holstein
Franklin D. Holstein
Kiwanians Hear Bible School Trio From North Carolina
Meadow Bridge Kiwanis Club hosts Piedmont Bible School trio on June 18 with Rev. Joe Brown delivering a talk titled The States of Life. Brown emphasizes maturity as vital for understanding and tolerance, as members plan a Meadow Bridge volunteer fire department and view a newly purchased fire truck.
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Meadow Bridge
RNS
Piedmont Bible School
North Carolina
Meadow Bridge Kiwanis Club
Joe Brown
East Rainelle Baptist Church
Brown
Frank Arritt
Joe McClung
Marvin Patterson
Lon E
Kopperston Com munity Church hosts Dr Fowler guest speaker
Dr. Frederick Curtis Fowler from Duluth Minnesota spoke at Kopperston Community Church Sunday morning. Fowler and his family stayed with his daughter Mrs Mary Zitman. Families and guests continued visiting relatives across West Virginia including Rochester New York to Washington DC and Ohio engagements.
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Kopperston
RNS
Kopperston Community
Frederick Curtis Fowler
First Presbyterian Church
Duluth
Washington, D. C
Richard Cook
John Pomeroy
Steve Suptic
Valerie
George Stephen
Prosperity
Noel Bush
Virginia Kay
Herndon
John Paynter
Inez Jarrett
Brenda Bailey
Longacre
Glenn Keyes
Stacey
Montgomery
Leonard Williamson
Billy Campbell
Hookersville
Harry Boshell
Walter Boshell
Red Jacket
Ricky Hickman
Princeton
Russell Garrett
G. N. Crane
Charleston
Kenneth Toney
Norfolk
Jesse Cline
Velda Darnall
Huntington
Ellea Gillenwater
W. A. Napier
Lewisburg
Richard Wade
Columbus
Ohio
T. A. Jenkins
Martin
Eugene Campbell
Sam Ed Hayer
J. E. Stolder
Miami
Fla
Don Brewster
Lacy Snider
Burnell Dempsey
Jackson, Mich
T. H. Bailey
Mount Hope Rainbow Girls Attend Grand Assembly in Wheeling
Mount Hope Rainbow Girls sent a large delegation to the Grand Assembly in Wheeling. Four advisory board members and 14 assembly delegates attended, with Mrs. Helen Darnall and Mrs. Mary Beane guiding the group. Caperton named grand choir director, Darnall grand representative to Iowa, Cope grand reporter, Park usher. two members earned the grand cross of color.
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Mount Hope
ANS
Mount Hope Rainbow
Grand Assembly
Wheeling
Helen Darnall
Mary Beane
Joe Trail
Jenny Cope Carter
Margaret Rose Darnall
Tennis Cope
Iona Hoke
Mary Cheek
Eva Ann Park
Mary Francis Amick
Janet Parish
Mary Puskas
Alice Bridges
Sylvia Smith
Suzanna Caperton
Gloria Slayton
Phyllis Trail
Miss Caperton
Iowa
Miss Darnall
Miss Cope
Miss Park
Five Boys Deliver Register To Fayetteville Homes
Fayetteville based Raleigh Register carriers Rick Hesse Dick Whanger Rick Wallace Bland Hesse and Ronny Lawson deliver daily within city limits. Paper bundles are left with motor route men outside city lines. They save part of earnings, seek new subscribers, and welcome vacation hold requests with advance notice. Contact Fayetteville 568.
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Rick Hesse
Dick Whanger
Rick Wallace
Bland Hesse
Ronny Lawson
Fayetteville
RNS
Raleigh Register
Newspaper Corporation
Rainbow Assembly Considers Highest Degree Eligibility
Advisory board members Mrs. Beane and Trail were eligible for this degree. Mount Hope now has 18 persons eligible for the highest degree of Rainbow work.
Sorority Float Set For Fayette Parade
Beta Theta Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority will enter a float in Fayette County's 125th anniversary parade in August with Mrs. Mitchell Aide named as float committee chairman. Co chairs include Mrs. Benedict Teano and several others. The meeting also noted the 1956 state sorority convention in Huntington October 5-7 and reported a fundraising sunshine versus gloomy day contest won by the sunshine team. Miss Zella Bishop resigned as cultural director with no replacement planned.
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Oak Hill
BNS
Beta Theta
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Fayette County
City Park
Mitchell Aide
Benedict Teano
Eugene Holt
Kenneth Keatley
John P. Duda
Louis Hussar
Marvin Partain
D. C. Rapp Jr
Huntington
Zella Bishop
Oceana Personal Notices Highlight Local Moves and Visits
Oceana society notes report Bert Stewart patient at Stevens Clinic Welch with Stewart family relatives in Centersburg Ohio and Baltimore listed. Rev and Mrs Clendenin visiting Beckley after moving to Westwood Drive. Other notices include illness of Margaret Bishop and Peggy Speaks attending Morris Harvey College. Families travel for surgery and visit relatives in Charleston Cleveland and West Palm Beach with Air Force connection in Columbia.
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Oceana
RNS
Bert Stewart
Steven
Welch
Stewart
Joe Stewart
Baltimore
Harry Stewart
Gilbert
Bill Stewart
Centersburg
Ohio
van Deskins
A. F. Clendenin
Westwood Drive
Beckley
Margaret Bishop
Robert Sells
Peggy Speaks
Morris Harvey College
Charleston
Lacy McMillion
D. L. Shannon
Robert
Charleston General Hospital
D. R. Holmes
Eleanor
Cleveland
Estil Conley
Holmes
Blanche Cook
Andy Botany
Stevie
J. G. Carr
West Palm Beach
Fla
Columbia
S. C
Air Force
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Collins
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Westline
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Hufilante Center
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Blue Label Coffee
Surejell
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Stanaford Grill
Stanaford
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Coppertone
Mt. Hope
James Hess
Hobart Watson
R. R. Thomas Jr
Earl Bannister Jr
James Painter
Ernest Fazio
J. R. Ellison
William Moore
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