Herndon Band Plans New Uniforms For Upcoming Term
Herndon High School band members and manorettes will receive new uniforms costing about 90 dollars each, funded by the Band Association. Jim Taylor of Bristol, Tennessee measured the 72 musicians, with Louis Kaman and Glen Rogers coordinating fittings. The maroon and white outfits with gold accents will debut as rehearsals run Monday through Friday, 9 until 3, with a beginners intake leading to an outdoor concert June 21 at 7 p.m.
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Herndon High School
Manorettes
Jim Taylor
Bristol, Tenn
Taylor
Louis Kaman
Herndon
Glen Rogers
Darrell Sizemore
Danny Lusk
Danny
Band Association
Kaman
Area Girl Wins Girls State Post
An Oak Hill attendee of Rhododendron Girls State at Jackson's Mill joined the state Supreme Court as one of three Nationalists named to the bench. Beckley’s Jane Howery failed in her bid for governor while new governor Susan Brown of Morgantown and other victors took the oath of office administered by State Supreme Court Judge Chauncey Browning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OAK Hill
RNS
Rhododendron Girls State
Jackson’s Mill
Supreme Court
Darlene Teano
Beckley
Jane Howery
Susan Brown
Morgantown
State Supreme Court
Chauncey Browning
Playground Opens in Stephenson Under McKinney
Stephenson opens its first summer playground this week running daily from 5 a.m. to 5 p.m. and 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. on weekdays. Director James McKinney, a West Virginia University medical student, heads the program, announced by Aubrey C. Conley, president of Stephenson Recreation Corp.
Danny Blizzard to Speak at Red Bud Garden Club Meeting
Danny Blizzard of Oak Hill returns from the 20th annual Conservation Camp at Camp Caesar Webster County. The 15 year old sophomore‑to‑be at Collins High School was sponsored by the Red Bud Garden Club and other state garden clubs, 4‑H and vocational agriculture groups. He is active in 4‑H and Babe Ruth baseball and a junior deacon at Oak Hill’s First Presbyterian Church. Committee members Mrs Crislip and Mrs Gwinn announced he will be guest speaker for the July Red Bud Garden Club meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danny Blizzard
Oak Hill
Camp Caeser
Webster County
Danny
Red Bud Garden Club
Collins High School
Dan Blizzard
First Presbyterian Church
R. B. Crislip
John Gwinn
Circle Wins Bible in Book Selling Contest
Fayetteville circles of the Methodist Church held meetings at private homes with programs on “Woman's Faith” and “Beginnings” and devotional led by church members. A Bible was won for selling the most copies of Jesus and the Twelve and committees planned a display stand at the church. cards were signed to several members and refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayetteville
BNS
Joe Stone
Elsie Wright
Tommie Dove
Alex Hayes
W. H. Foglesong
Beckley
John Witt
Celia Williams
Harry Richardson
D. R. Herndon
W. B. Walker Jr
J. H Carson
C. E Chapman
Irene Cavendish
Delaney Caldwell
Irene Beni
Dick Page
Adam Ritz
James Eubanks
John Holliday
Max Neubert
Maple Rd
Thelma Light
Fayetteville’s Social Roundup Visits and Health Notes
Fayetteville residents and guests are featured in a local social roundup. Mr and Mrs Jack Light of Palmer Park Maryland visit his parents in Fayetteville Route 1. Nell Gladwell of Fayetteville visits Mary Lou Gladwell in Charleston. Ethel Keller weekends with brother in Charleston. J H White of Maple Ave visits Bluefield. Tommie Dove undergoes surgery at Charleston General Hospital. Melvin Witt and family from Cleveland Ohio stay with John Witt in Cunard. Joe Stone patients at University Hospital in Charlottesville for treatment.
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Fayetteville
Rns
Jack Light
Palmer Park
William Light
Nell Gladwell
Mary Lou Gladwell
Charleston
Ethel Keller
Fred Brown
J. H. White
Maple Ave
Bluefield
Tommie Dove
Charleston General Hospital
Melvin Witt
Cleveland
Ohio
John Witt
Cunard
Joe Stone
University Hospital
Charlottesville
Circle No 2 Meets at Mount Hope Church
Members of Circle No 2 of Mount Hope Methodist Church met with Mrs. Tom Rogers as hostess and chairman. Mrs. G G Hodges led the devotional. The program reviewed The Pain of Living and How To Face It from The Meaning of Suffering. Attending were Mrs. Fred Potter Laura Graves Russel Patteson Okey Patteson A M Patteson and C A Kansala. Next meeting set for July 9 at Laura Graves home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Okey Patteson
A. M. Patteson
C. A. Kansala
Laura Graves
Castle Rock Club awards trophy to top point earner Mrs Scoleri
Ten members met for the Castle Rock Garden Club monthly session at Mrs. Robert M. Worrell’s home in Crowley Worrell addition Pineville. Mrs. John Scoleri received the club trophy for highest points, presented by Mrs. Mae S. Belcher, with plans to make it a yearly floating award. A report covered a Mullens Grade School garden therapy picnic, and signs for town entrance signs are to be painted. Next meeting will be at Mrs. Campbell’s home with guest speaker Mrs. George Fordham of Mullens. Karen Akers of Oceana High School won one of two Wyoming County education scholarships to Marshall University, chosen for aspiring teachers. she is co-salutatorian and a National Honor Society member. Carolyn Farley of Mullens was the other scholarship recipient.
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Scoleri
Mullens Grade School
Pineville
Sam Lambert
Fayetteville
Campbell
George Fordham
Mullens
Wyoming County Board of Education
Karen Akers
Oceana High School
Marshall University
Board of Education
West Virginia
Karen
Eugene Akers
Hatcher
Carolyn Farley
Driver Charged After Wreck At Fayette County Road
Earl Underwood, about 35, of Fayetteville, was arrested at 9 p.m. Wednesday after his old model truck ran off Fayetteville Beckwith Road, overturned in a wooded area. Deputies Pete Withrow and Fred O’Boyle charged him with drunk driving no operator’s license no license on vehicle and leaving the scene. He was jailed in Fayette County jail with no injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Hill
ANS
Earl Underwood
Fayetteville
Fayetteville-Beckwith
Pete Withrow
Fred O'Boyle
Underwood
Fayette County
Evening Circles Plan Picnic at Mount Hope Church
Mount Hope Presbyterian Church Circles No. 4 and No. 5 met Monday. Circle 4 at Mrs. E Scott Carter’s home heard a review of Edge of the Edge by Mrs. E S Carter and learned about general fund agencies. Circle 5 met at Mrs. Fred Frisk’s home with lessons by Mrs. Frisk and Mrs. J V Barnum. A picnic for circle members and families is set for June 24.
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Mount Hope
RNS
Mount Hope Presbyterian Church
E. Scott Carter
Rachel Mills
Charles Canterbury
E. S. Carter
Ray Young
General Fund
Robert Dower
H. A. Carper
Marie Carper
Circle No. 5
Fred Frisk
Frisk
John V. Barnum
Circle
E. C. Burgess
Loretta Jones
Irman Jones
Alex Napier
Barbara Lawton
W. B. Poling
Charles Gibson
Food Stamp Violators Fined in Charleston
Adolph Bary and Frank Sereno, both Welch residents, were fined a total of 500 dollars by Judge John Field for selling unauthorized items to food stamp recipients for cash. Bary operated Mack's Market and Sereno ran Happy's Market and both had pleaded guilty to related charges. They were suspended from the program on January 18 after a USDA investigation and given 30 days to pay or face further sentencing.
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Charleston
UPI
Adolph Bary
Frank Sereno
Welch
John Field
Bary
Serreno
Mack’s Market
U. S
Harry G. Camper Jr
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Rainbow Order Plans Grand Assembly Trip
The Order of Rainbow for Girls Assembly No. 14 met in the Masonic Building to plan a rummage sale at month end and announce an initiation service on June 25. Grand Assembly will be June 19 to 21 in Charleston with chaperone Eva Cope and transport by Mrs. Harless Jr. and Linda Pugh. attendees include Janet Dorado, Linda Pugh, Carol Bailey, Donna Doce, Judy Bowyer, Cecilia Ann Harless, plus adults Catherine Berry and Mary Stevenson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Hope
RNS
Order of Rainbow
Assembly
Masonic
Grand Assembly
Charleston
Eva Cope
Fred Harless Jr
Linda Pugh
Janet Dorado
Carol Bailey
Donna Doce
Judy Bowyer
Cecilia Ann Harless
Catherine Berry
Mary Stevenson
Mount Hope Personal Notes Show Visits Across States
Mount Hope brief notes list Mrs Mabel Abshire visiting in Cross Lanes and Charleston W V with son Lewis Randall. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Fitzgerald return from Lexington Ky after attending University of Kentucky 1922 graduates reunion banquet. George Barbera and children visit Angela Yates in Detroit. Linda Fontana spends summer with Ray and Carolyn Collins in Akron. Donald R Marchio, Mount Hope High School 1962 graduate, attends Beckley College summer session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Hope
RNS
Mabel Abshire
Inlaw
Ashby Abshire
Lewis Randall
Cross Lanes
Charleston
Lloyd G. Fitzgerald
Lexington
University of Kentucky
Student Union
University
George Barbera
Connie
Willie
Cheriann
Angela Yates
Detroit
Mich
Linda Fontana
Lee Fontana
Ray Collins
Akron
Ohio
Collins
Carolyn Fontana
Donald R. Marchio
Mount Hope High School
Beckley College
Sorority Hears Talk On Art In Fayetteville Gamma Omicron
Fayetteville Gamma Omicron Beta Sigma Phi met at Mrs. Kim O Neils home with guest speaker Mrs. Robert Akers presenting Understanding the Arts. She described art forms painting sculpture and architecture and noted art shapes personality and leadership. Miss Jean Miller presided as president. Plans were made for a July family outing at Fayette County 4H Camp and hosts were named for a Miss Fayette County Pageant reception. Next meeting set for Aug 20 at Mrs. Clifton Akers Oak Hill.
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Fayetteville
ANS
Akers
Jean Miller
Fayette County
Mary Margaret Thrift
Cordelia Phillips
Ben Akers
Porter Lewis
Elizabeth Radford
Clifton Akers
Carl Vickers
Patience And Faith Studied By 3 Circles
Mount Hope Presbyterian Church women of the church held circle meetings at 1 30 pm Monday. Circle 1 at Mrs W J Moore discussed the nine general fund agencies. Circle 2 at Mrs W A Haslam reviewed the general fund agencies and Bible lesson from James. Circle 3 at Mrs James Page featured a Bible lesson on patience of faith and a general fund program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Hope
RNS
J. E. Howard
T. L. Feazell
C. R. Heermans
Circle No. 2
W. A. Haslam
T. W. Howard
General Fund
E. E. Jones JR
W. C. Carter
L. Clark
C. H. Gwinn
Henry Hinte
C. A. Hogg
H. L. Kirkpatrick
E. Lawton
O. J
Wakes Circle No
James Page
C. R. Harnsbarger
H. D. Norton
A. C. Carman
E. C. Amick
Alfred L. Elkins
Lloyd Fitzgerald
S. C. Higgins
Leo Morelli
V. C. Holliday
Radio Permit Sought For Fayette Station
Fayetteville reporter Richard E. Herman, a Charleston accountant, seeks a daytime Fayette station permit from the Federal Communications Commission to operate at 1410 kilocycles with 1000 watts. He has no definite plans while awaiting the commission decision, expected in about a year.
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Fayetteville
RNS
Richard E. Herman
Charleston Public Accountant
Federal Communications Commission
Herman
Commission
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Herndon Band
J. W. Walters
Mgr
Neville
Cure
Valley
New Circle
Castle Rock Club
John Scoleri
The
Castle
Mae S. Belcher
John
Castle Rock Garden Club
Ford
MFR
Grady Whitlock
Ae Enya
F.daf
Rainbow Order
Fayette
Universal
Universal Corporation
S. Kanawha St
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