Mount Hope Lions Return Today From State Meet in Bluefield
Mount Hope Lions attend the 24th annual West Virginia Lions convention in Bluefield and mark a tribute to District W governor W Ralph W Bailey. Delegates from 117 clubs weigh a redistricting plan to four districts, affecting district governors. International President Clifford D Fierce speaks, Bailey honored at banquets, Governor Clarence W Meadows to address.
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Ralph W. Bailey
West Virginia
Lions International
John V. Andereson
Parkersburg
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Walter J. Purdy
Rainelle
Anderson and Bailey
International
Clifford D. Fierce
Memphis
Wood Poling
Sam Mandich
Henry Danner
Ed Nelson
W. D. Lawton
Charlie Evans
Lloyd G. Fitzgerald
George Williams
I. O. Shumate
R. W. Bailey
Fred Frisk Walter Summers
Charlie Harnsbarger
Andy McIntire
Jo Ann Neubert Birthday Honoree in Oak Hill
Jo Ann Neubert was celebrated at a home party in Oak Hill for her 15th birthday. Guests included Bill Crouse Bobby Humphry Joe Mullens Bob Molay Eddie Waters Junior Whitt Bill Pritt Virgil Pritt Sonny Darby Curtis Goings Clarence Seel Johnny Wilson Frankie Bowls and many friends and neighbors.
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Oak Hill
Bill Crouse
Bobby Humphry
Joe Mullens
Bob Molay
Eddie Waters
Junior Whitt
Bill Pritt
Virgil Pritt
Sonny Darby
Curtis Goings
Clarence Seel
Johnny Wilson
Frankie Bowls
Betty Johnson
Laurine Wood
Martha Harris
Betty Warrick
Nancy Richards
Nancy King
Lillian Ingram
Dorothy Seel
Martha Yatckey
Helen Yatckey
Nina Ann Farrer
Jenny Walney
Milbes Stinnet
Ethel Neuert
Pineville Woman on Visit
Mrs Rosa Byrd of Pineville is spending the summer visiting relatives in town and enjoying local sights. Her trip highlights friendly gatherings and exposure to regional traditions during her stay. She plans to return home after the season.
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Newlyweds Honeymoon in Chicago After Oak Hill Wedding
Paul R Ball of Fayetteville and Mary Ellen Bennett of Oak Hill wed at Oak Hill Methodist Church on Sunday. The couple, a two week honeymoon in Chicago, were joined by escort Robert Warner of Fayetteville. Bride wore pale blue crepe dress with orchid corsage. reception hosted by Lee A Frangier. Ball to attend Concord College in fall.
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Fayetteville
Lee A. Fran ‘Gier
Kelly Avenue
Bail
Oak Hill High School
New River Supply Company
Homer ‘Bennett
Meadow Bridge
O. P. Ball
Fayetteville High School
Concord College
Athens
Shower Fetes Wanda Boyan
Miss Allene Blake hosted a miscellaneous shower for Wanda Z Bowmen who will wed John Dropplem an of Glen Ferris this Saturday. Guests included Mrs Anna Fields Mrs L J Epstein Mrs G J Thomas Mrs Walter Christian and many others. several sent gifts unseen. TAILED ON BOND DEFAULT Oak Hill Eugene Woolwine jailed ten days for trespassing on Woolwine property. DANESE VISITORS Danese visitors Sam Avis Everette Avis John Mays Harvey Fleshman and others visited Mrs Bertie Ennis in Meadow Bridge.
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Allene Blake
Wanda Z. Bowman
John Droppleman
Glen Ferris
Anna Fields
L. J. Epstein
G. J. Thomas
Walter Christian
Wanda Farrish
May Perkins
Leroy Sheets
Donald P. Newell
Norah Burruss
Jean Puckett
Joyce [Pugh
Elizabeth White
iDolores Ripoll
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Carolyn Jasper
IT. S. McClung
Marjorie McClung
John Scott
Marjorie Richeson
Catherine Capp
J. W. Canlley
Norma Sue O'Neal
William Thompson
Jimmy Ford
Juanita Waters
Elizabeth Thomas
Nellie Chmara
Esther Brooks
Lavina Mayberry
Veronica Droppleman
Grace Myers
Jerry Payne
Thelma Kincaid
Lucile Crislip
John Perry
Betty Alice Perry
Irene Kurzyna
Gene Rich
van Wilmoth
Eugene Woolwine
George
Lola Woolwine
Danese
Ever‘ette Avis
Sam
John Mays
Harvey Fleshman
Bertie Ennis
Meadow Bridge
Women Forum Aims Global Peace Through Talk Medium
Elizabeth Golding, a Nassau County lawyer, started a women’s talk forum to unite diverse groups for peace. The National Woman’s Forum grew to 517 groups with 84,000 members, linking local clubs and major organizations to study and act on topics from health to housing.
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Lwe
Tulip’s place in the lily family outlined
The tulip is classified as a member of the lily family. This botanical note confirms its familial relation to lilies and related plants in the same order.
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Hidden Heart Disease May Be Found By X Rays
San Francisco AP science writer reports a public health plan to screen mass chest X rays for signs of abnormal hearts. A single film could reveal heart and lung conditions, though officials caution it is preliminary and not a definitive test. In Los Angeles a test of 70 006 X rays found about 1 400 with abnormal heart shadows.
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Ian Idea
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New York
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Los Angeles
Jones Jailed On Drunken Charge In Three-Car Oak Hill Crash
Fay etteville Negro Lacy Jones was arraigned before Magistrate Virgil Lyons on driving while intoxicated charges. He received four months in jail a $100 fine license revoked and car impounded after a three car wreck in front of Oak Hill Hospital Saturday night.
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Thackeray Born in Calcutta During British India Era
English novelist William Makepeace Thackeray was born in Calcutta India while his father served as a military officer. The birth location reflects his colonial era upbringing and later literary career.
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Mullens We Dig Ditches Local Urged To Hold Out For Rights
Mullens high school union members employed on the Mullens athletic field strike for 80 cents an hour. A letter from Charleston urged a sit down strike, donations, and threats, while the union plans an investigation into underage workers and a potential new job with the Gravediggers Union.
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Richmond
Inspectors Advise Safety Methods at Marianna Mine
Federal mine inspectors propose enhanced safety measures at Marianna No 2 coal mine in Wyoming County. The 110 worker operation would gain a water gauge on the fan, water to dampen dust during cutting, upgraded incline hoist safeguards, frame grounds for cutting machines, protective devices for trolley locomotives, additional mechanical safeguards, approved eye protection, and a check in out system, plus power cut offs for charging and blasting.
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Pierpoint power outage after car hits pole
A two hour power interruption hit Pierpoint yesterday at about 6 30 am when a 1937 sedan driven by John Harris Imann Negro struck a power line pole. Harris said he swerved to avoid a cow and dog in the road and lost control. Two Wyco miners sustained injuries in the incident.
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McDowell County Foreman Faces Murder Charge
Jury drawn in Marlinton to try A Pocahontas County mine foreman on murder counts for the November 21 196? shooting of two United Mine Workers officials during a nationwide coal walkout. Victims James Roosevelt Thomas 40 and Will Hunt 56 at Eureka Hollow Eckman. Uttar details show indictments and courtroom schedule.
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Marlinton
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McDowell County
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Sam Curry
James Roosevelt Thomas
UMW
Land Will Hunt
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Eureka Hollow
McNowell County
Lusk Claims Extreme Heat On Coal Mountain
Register Staff Writer MULLENS Archie Lusk, operator of a sawmill near Coal Mountain, recalls a tall tale about last Wednesday's heat. He says at his Herndon home over the weekend he heard of an inner tube and spare tire that exploded in his car trunk on Wednesday, a day he calls Wyoming's hot test day this spring. Lusk says his mill hands left the woods after the explosion but returned when nothing further happened.
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Lusk
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Power Cut Off As Car Strikes Pole
Two Wyoming Coal Company workers Mullens John Mullins and Robert Lowe were injured in a Wyco mine accident yesterday at about 2 30 pm. Fellow workers said a man trip collided with three loaded coal cars causing injuries including a nose injury for Mullins and a head bump for Lowe. They were treated at Beckley Hospital.
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Physician Obtains Permit To Build Residence In Mullens
Dr W W Wells Mullens osteopath has secured a building permit for a two story eight room brick and stone residence on Lot A Fairview Street. Permit fee of 5 dollars deposited with City Clerk G B McGraw. Structure estimated at 9000 dollars.
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Presbyterian Circles Set Tuesday Meeting Places
Five Presbyterian circles announced their meeting locations and times for tonight. Circle One hosts at 7 30 p m at Mrs C E Lewis home followed by Circles Two Three Four and Five at specified residences with chairmen Mrs Ted Jeffenate Mrs H G Foster Mrs Bernard Rasnake Mrs Stella Diehl and Mrs W W Cook respectively. Mr and Mrs John Estes return from Charleston after attending Esther McBride and Jimmy Cottch wedding at St Johns Episcopal Church.
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Circle Two
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H. G. Foster
Circle Three
Bernard Rasnake
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Alpeca
Circle Four
Stella Diehl
Alton Caldwell
Brown
Circle Five
Forest Daniels
B. L. Murphree
W. W. Cook
Charleston
Register
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John Estes
Kelly Avenue
Esther McBride
Jimmy Cottch
St. John's Episcopal Church
Youth Pleads To Driving Violation In Mullens
Mullens Hill youth Roy al Franklin, 20, pleaded guilty to driving while drunk in a city report. He was fined 125 and costs after a rear end crash with D W McNamara and W H Crawford vehicles, with three passengers held then released. Police noted speeding and a bottle seen in the car earlier. Authorities will forward case transcripts to the State Road Commission. Tappage rights granted for city sewer system on Frantz Avenue. permit fee 12450 paid.
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Mullens cabbie fined for traffic obstruction on How ard Avenue
Mullens police court fined Union Cab driver Jack Wilcox five dollars for blocking traffic on How ard Avenue by stopping to pick up passengers and load groceries. The charge stemmed from delays in queuing traffic, according to police statements.
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Supper proceeds fund church landscaping in Pineville
In Pineville the Fineville Baptist Youth Fellowship hosts a supper from 6 to 6 tonight in Cook Memorial Baptist Church basement. Mere Stevens, daughter of Rev and Mrs Harry L Stevens, leads arrangements. Plates are 50 and 74 cents. Proceeds go toward landscaping the church grounds.
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Shipmans Complete Visit In Pineville
Mr and Mrs Tom C Shipman returned to their Albans home after spending the weekend with Mr and Mrs Eddie Crews and attending the wedding of Ann Crews and Bo Hatcher Sunday Sallie Shipman their seven year old daughter remained in Wyoming County visiting grandparents C V Shannon Sabine Sheppards Have Son Danese Mr and Mrs Earl Sheppard Danese announce the arrival of an eight and a half pound son Randall Easton on June 9
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Earl Sheppard
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