Missionary Addresses Price Hill Auxiliary
The Rev Robert Hughes a missionary from Antigua West Indies spoke at a Price Hill Ladies Auxiliary meeting in the Home of Mrs Helen Cox Friday. Attending were Rev and Mrs Hughes, Mr and Mrs Clifford Cox and Dorothy, Mr and Mrs Floyd Cox, Mrs Wenna Hut family, Mrs Berdie Massey, Mr and Mrs Charles Shrout, Miss Linda Cox, and Miss Freda Cox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Hope
RNS
Robert Hughes
Antigua
West Indies
Price Hill
Helen Cox
Hughes
Clifford Cox
Dorothy
Floyd Cox
Wenna Hut
Berdie Massey
Charles Shrout
Linda Cox
Freda Cox
Akers and Hatfield Marry in Mullens Home Ceremony
Miss Janice Akers and Ronald Hatfield were married in a double ring ceremony at the bride’s Breechwood home. The Rev Charles Cox officiated with attendants Betty Thomas and Jody Clowers. The couple, both Mullens High School alumni, now reside at 513 1-2 Moran Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jody Clowers
Mullens High School
Future Business Leaders
National Honor Society
Future Nurses Club
G.¢. Murphy Co
Jesse W. Hatfield
Corinne
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co
Moran Ave
Rev Robert Hughes Speaks at Baptist Youth Rally
At the Free Will Baptist Youth Rally in Mount Hope the guest speaker was Rev Robert Hughes a missionary from Antigua. He showed travel slides and discussed missionary work while a baseball style Bible quiz featured five boys against five girls with the boys winning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Hope
RNS
Robert Hughes
Antigua
West Indies
Hughes
Price
Miner Injured in Drill Mishap at Deerfield Mine
James Billings, 34, received treatment at Wyoming General Hospital after a drill short circuit caused second degree burns to his thigh and groin at the Deerfield mine. Visitor Helen Arrington to return from Fort Lick with her parents Mr and Mrs Arrington after visiting Mrs Duncan at Goodwill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mullens
James Billings
Wyoming General Hospital
Deerfield
Oak Hill
Rns
Helen Arrington
Lick Fort
Robert Arrington
Mary Duncan
Goodwill
Fayette Circuit Court To Hear Civil Suits Beginning July 21
Fayette County civil suits set for trial starting July 21 after two weeks of criminal hearings. Listed cases include John A. Johnson v Lillian Skaggs, Marie Mills v C. C. Pennington, Harold Ray Biggs v Delbert Gwinn, and others. Trial dates continue through July 31 with additional disputes such as Luther Pryon v Ward, Whitlock Motors v Eads, and New River Supply Co. v Joe L. Smith Jr. Inc. multiple parties and responses noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayette Circuit
Fayetteville
RNS
Fayette County
John A. Johnson
Lillian, Skaggs
Marie Mills
C. C. Pennington
Harold Ray Biggs
Delbert Gwinn
Hill Theatr
Joe L. Smith
Thomas Brash
Appalachian Electric, Power Co
Commercial Credit Corp
Ralph Reille
Lilliany’ Coleman
James W. Alexanders
Gretchen Smith
James’ W. Alexander
J. D. Terry
Robert L. Monday
R. M. Rhodes
Whitten
G. Kirby
Esa M. Rogers
Ohio Cartage Co
Walter E. Johnson
Roy’g. Payne
H. A. Kincaid
W Jackson Walters
K. M
Mary M. Smith
Maynard Hughes
Malcolm ‘Homas
Variety Shop
James’ A. Bowe
James Sappa
Lonnie C. Titler
Ann Johnson
New River Supply Co
Vrsus Joe
Paul Bounds
Harry W. Miller
Fayca Limber and Supply Co
Cledis A. Rawson
Glen R. Oley
Edward Graham
Leonard ©. Winston
Elmer Dial
Robert Friley
John Fragale
W. C. Davis
Louise T. Madson
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
Eleanor Beres
John Toler
Marie
Students Return Home From College For Summer
Baileysville area students home from college for the summer include Elizabeth Trent from Marshall College Sarita Matney from Morris Harvey College James Trent from Marshall Lonnie Kelly from North Carolina State and Jimmy Morgan from Marshall. Pineville students home for the summer include Shirley Church from Concord College Lloyd Schuck and Sadi Matlens from Marshall College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baileysville
Baileysville Area
Elizabeth Trent
Marshall College
Sarita Matney
Morris Harvey College
James Trent
Marshall
Lonnie Kelly
North Carolina State
Jimmy Morgan
Marshallt
Pineville
Shirley Church
Concord College
Lloyd Schuck
Sadi Matlens
Reunited ministers recall Pakistan years in Colcord visit
The Rev. John Aalfs of Colcord and the Rev. Frank Llewelyn of California were reunited in Colcord on a visit that recalled their experiences ministering in Pakistan among British Commonwealth and former India regions. Llewelyn, recently honored with a Doctor of Divinity, traveled from Beverly Hills to meet old friends before continuing to Louisville and back to his California church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colcord
RNS
John ‘Aalfs
Frank Llewelyn
Pakistan
Commonwealth of Nations
India
West Virginia
Far East
States
United States
Llewelyn
California
Beverly Hills
Davis
Elkins
Fayetteville
Ralfs
Aalfs
Madison
Rom Logan
Louisville
Club Program Honors Fathers at Sycamore Builders Club
The Sycamore Builders Club hosted a Fathers Day program at their Friday meeting led by president Mrs. 8 L Pettry. Readings highlighted fatherhood and the origins of Father’s Day while plans were set for a noon box sale at B C Farley Grocery on Sycamore Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
S. J0.paden
Lud Jarrell
Susie Mitchell
Ann Fannin
Denver Bowne
Hubert ‘Carter
Louise Yates
Rose Stewart
Tucson
Ariz
Min Soo Pai
Aze
S. L. Pettry
Herbert Carter
Walter Carter
B. C. Farley
Delphia Bowman
John Fannin
Zella Jarrell
S. C. Paden
Freud Cooper
Cephas Jarrell
James Williams
D. F. Hamillez
Sycamore Creek
Franch Cooper
Pax Personals Busy Visitors From Across Regions
Pax area hosts a string of weekend and weekday guests. Mrs. Josie Tyree of Maple Fork hosted her son-in-law Claude Sowder and daughter Lowell Sowder from Miami Florida with their children. Detroit visitors Flecher Bolen and daughters Debbie and Pamela arrived to see Mrs. Fonda Paschal and Mr. W. W. Bolen. Oak Hill and New Orleans families visited relatives including Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Scarbra and Terry Fitzpatrick. Biloxi guests stayed with Mrs. Clara Blake and Mrs. Maude Jeffery as well as Maple Fork and Mount Hore families and others from Pax area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pax
Josie Tyree
Maple Fork
Claude Sowder
Lowell Sowder
Miami
Fla
Henry Canterbury
Flecher Bolen
Debbie
Pamela
Detroit
Mich
Fonda Paschal
W. W. Bolen
Mount Hone
Paschal
Ralph Scarbra
Gary
Owen Fitzpatrick
Terry Fitzpatrick
Oak Hill
Fitzpatrick
Larry Kelly
Vickie Lee
Lewisburg
S. L. McGown
Carl Jeffery
New Orleans
Buster Jeffery
Charles Albert
Biloxi
Clara Blake
Maude Jeffery
Blake
W. C. Tyree
Charles and Aislen
Bert McNeely
Mount Hore
Melia Williams
Lively
Lively, Mr.and Mrs. Coy Frazier
Marion
Richard Blake
Douglas
Danny
Frankie
Ella Humphrey
Othar Humphrey
Ella Sue
Donald
Sundiai
Death by own action Victim: Morris rites Wednesday
Funeral services for Fred Leonard Morris will be held at 2 pm Wednesday at B C Hooper Funeral Home with Rev. Ronald Duncan presiding. Burial is set for Highlawn Memorial Park. Morris, paralyzed for years, died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound at his home yesterday. He is survived by his wife Grace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ansted
RNS
Fred Leonard Morris
B.C. Hooper
Ronald Duncan
Highlawn Memorial Park
Oak Hill
Morris
W. B.,mullins
Mullins
Grace
Oceana Residents Visit. Family Gatherings Reported
Florida bound Rev William Lusk and wife with daughter Judy vacationed with Philip Roach and family in Oceana. Russell E Poore Clyde Overstreet hosted guests in Huntington. Bobby Roach returned home after a 10 day visit. Arminta Cook ill in Stevens Clinic Hospital Welch. Joan Toney vacationing with grandparents Jess and family Raleigh County. Willard Toney and daughter Kathy visited Warm Springs relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oceana
Florida
William Lusk
Judy
Philip Roach
Russell. E. Poore
Clyde Overstreet
Huntington
Bobby Roach
Mable Sanders
Williamson
Coal River Area Personal News rondeau
Mrs. Clarence Bartum of Rock Creek has returned home from Miners Memorial Hospital Beckley after surgery. Dinner guests at J L Bradford home included Mrs Bradford niece and family from Wichita Falls Texas and Kathy Ann Johnson from Glen Daniel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Creek
Rns
Clarence Bartum
Miners’ Memorial Hospital
Beckley
J. L. Bradford
Bradford
Harry F. Johnson
Veronica
Harry Ray
Pemela
Wichita Falls
Tex
Johnson
Kathy Ann
Glen Daniel
Troy
Yorktown
Birth of First Son to Captain Barrett in San Antonio
Captain and Mrs. Woodrow Barrett of San Antonio announce the birth of their first son on June 4 at Fort Sam Hospital in San Antonio. The infant weighed seven pounds six ounces. The Barrets previously have five daughters, Kathy and Debra. Mrs. Barrett is the former Barbara Lively, daughter of Mr and Mrs Clint Lively of Long Branch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow Barrett
San Antonio
Texas
Fort Sam Hospital
Kathy
Debra
Barrett
Barbara Lively
Clint Liv Lively
Long Branch
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Janice Akers
Ronald Hatfield
W. T. Grant Co. Preerie
Rev. R. Hughes
Murphy’s
ACCA
W. Main St
Hinton
Richwood
East
Rainelle
Confab
Methodist
Buckhannon
Charles Garvin
E. B. Eskew
Kester
DRY Cleaners
Kyle
Raleigh Laundry
Richmond
DiAl
Calif
Pax Personals
Purina
Maxwell Hill
Beckley Ice & Feed CO
Prince ST
Oceana Personals
Coal
River Personals
Sam Gibson
Judith Ann
Brenda Kay
Widen
Kerry Perry
Darwin Dillon
Terry
Rodney
Laport
Alfred Pettry
Whitesville
Oley Dillon
Dillon
Junior Dillon
Ronnie and
David
Dayton
Ohio
Luther Dion
Bank Scien
Provo
Cohen
Neville
Deckley
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