Methodist Church Rites Unite Wyoming Teachers
Carole Ruth White and James Lewis Musser unite in a June 15 Mullens wedding at First Methodist Church. The ceremony featured gladioli and ferns, a double ring service, and a seven-branch candelabra arch. The bride wore Chantilly lace and nylon tulle, carried a white rose bouquet with a miniature Bible, and plans teaching at Mullens Grade School. The groom teaches at Pineville Junior High School. they will reside at 610 12 Highland Avenue, Mullens.
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Mullens
RNS
First Methodist Church
Carole Ruth White
S. W. White Jr
Lusk Avenue
James Lewis Musser
En Musser
Circle Drive
Mai
Virgil Conant
Chantilly
Donna White
Ernest Musser
Eric Pack
Harry Agee
Myrtle Beach
Cherry Grove
S.C
Mullens High School
Concord College
Mullens High
Wonderful Reading for the Whole Family
Weekend magazine blurb highlights features on improving vacation photos TV medics Khrushchev myths family lore and New Orleans style recipes plus a junior treasure chest and family-week coverage in Beckey Post-Herad Raleigh & Register.
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Khrushchev
Husband Held In Fatal Beating Near Greenbrier County
The body of Nellie Persinger Kincade, about 60, found in her Kessler home, appears beaten to death and died about 36 hours before discovery. Her husband Jim Kincade is being held for questioning as an autopsy is conducted in Charleston.
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Ronceverte
UPI
Kessler
Greenbrier
Nellie Persinger Kincade
Local Social News From Glen Fork and Nearby Homes
Miss Connie Powers and Glen Tilley were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Scott Hatfield and daughters Faye and Brenda. Rev Elmer Day and family from Mocksville NC spent days with his parents in Lookout then headed back to North Carolina. Tuesday guests were Rev and Mrs Robert Day and son Tinker Henderson. Elder Day's health is improved after several weeks in Beckley hospital.
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Glen Fork
Connie Powers
Glen Tilley
Scott Hatfield
Faye
Brenda
Itmann
Elmer Day
Brownie
Lois
Warren
Donnie
Mocksville
N. C
Jess Day
Lookout
North Carolina
Robert Day
Halsey clan visit spans Apopka and Florida cities
Visiting Mr. and Mrs Avery Halsey and Mr. and Mrs Troy Halsey, all of Apopka, Fla., were their brothers and sisters-in-law Mr. and Mrs Woodrow Matheny and Mr. and Mrs Oscar Halsey, Jesse. The group also traveled to Tampa and Orlando, Fla.
Leadership Recognized At Court Of Honor Ceremonies
Mullens West Virginia coverage notes Bucky Davis and Wardy Lefler among Scouts honored at a court of honor where Eagle Scout ranks were presented. Two Scouts named Scout of the Year were War dy Lefler and Larry Litteral. Several others were awarded merit badges and various ranks including Star Scout, Life Scout, first class, and tenderfoot.
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William A. Minter
Michael Wikel
Frankie Combs
Charles Phillips
Charles Semeskie
Randy Biggs
Raymond Patrick
John Nolley
David Coffman
Kenneth Cook
Ronald Johnson
Rene Morgan
Dean Morgan
Winkie Houck
Wetzel Young
Glen Sweeney
Danny Broyles
A Price
Steven Byrd
Charles Feller
Pat Sekin
Mike Jenkins
Ray Lewis
Lee Roy Dean
Billy Clay
Tracy Hylton
Corky
Wardy Lefler
Larry Litteral
Mullens
Wardy
Ernest Lefler
Den
Bucky Davis
W. A. Davis
Bucky
Beta Sigma Phi Honors Mothers At Banquet
Beta Theta Chapter meets at Glass House in Oak Hill for a black and gold banquet honoring mothers and guests. The program includes invocations, awards for attendance and contributions, exemplar degrees, and poems about mothers. The group notes upcoming convention at Olgebay Park in Wheel ing and confirms float award in a local parade.
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Oak Hill
BNS
Beta Theta
Beta Sigma Phi
Glass House
Francis Riner
Virginia Humphries
International
Beta Theta Chapter
Olgebay Park
Wheeling
Margie Warrick
Pat Stanley
Betty Bush
Stella Carden
Norma J. Price
Friendly Venture
Lou Henry Moreau
Cubs Tour Coca Cola Plant and WWYO Station
Cub Scouts of Den 4 toured the Coca Cola Bottling plant and WWYO radio station in Pineville on Wednesday. Accompanying leaders were Mrs. Helen Burcham and Mrs. Harold Dooley and Mrs. Robert Pauley. Cub members on the tour included David Burcham Charles Edwards Barry Dooley Wayne Woosley Mike Pauley Gary Brooks and Richard Burcham, with den chief.
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Mullens
RNS
WWYO
Pineville
Cub Scouts
Den 4
Helen Burcham
How to Improve Your Vacation Pictures
The June 24 issue of Family Weekly offers tips in the special feature How to Improve Your Vacation Pictures. It guides readers on framing subjects, capturing candid moments, and selecting settings to enhance travel photos.
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Family Weekly
Sewer Extended Charges Waived in East Pineville
CHARLESTON UPI The Center Public Service District agreed to extend sewage lines to owners in East Pineville Wyoming County and waive prehlice charges until sewage enters the utility. The move followed a Public Service Commission hearing on complaints by homeowners billed for services not received.
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Charleston
UPI
Center Public Service District
East
Pineville
Wyoming County
Public Service Commission
Mullens Residents Attend Baptist Assembly at Green Lake
Mullens residents Mr and Mrs W R Mays travel to Green Lake Wisconsin for the American Baptist Assembly. Mrs Mays chairs children’s work for the West Virginia Baptist Convention and will represent the state at the National Conference of Children’s Workers. They are joined by Charleston figures Reverend Donald Taylor and Reverend Donald Loudermilk for the Christian education committee.
Auto crash on Main Street injures six vehicles
A driver in a small truck owned by Earl Pullen struck a station wagon driven by Joseph Gallaher on Main Street in front of the Oak Hill Post Office. The station wagon pushed an oncoming car driven by C. H. Nelson, which hit a curbside car owned by Clyde Allen. Damages exceed $3,000, with witnesses noting the driver seemed to press the gas instead of the brake after leaving a parking lot. The 11 am incident involved six automobiles in total.
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Earl Pullen
West Hamlin
Joseph Gallaher
C. H. Nelson
Clyde Allen
Eurola Springs
Ark
Main Street
Oak Hill
Youths Meet At Oceana Church
Oceana Methodist Church hosted the Methodist Youth Fellowship District meeting. Roger Cook installed as 1962 63 MYF president with officers Wanda Smith Katherine Cottrill Glen Rogers Jan Rogers Jerry Wolfe. Delegates Roger Cook and Mary Beth Pancake to senior youth camp June 25 30 at West Virginia Wesleyan College.
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Oceana
ANS
Oceana Methodist Church
Methodist Youth Fellowship District
Roger Cook
MYF
Wanda Smith
Hatcher
Katherine Cottrill
Glen Rogers
Jan Rogers
Pineville
Jerry Wolfe
Diane Hall
Chenoweth
Tommy Poland
Jimmy Rankin
Eugene Cook
Randy Blankenship
West Virginia Wesleyan College
Mary Beth Pancake
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Fellowship Hall
Myf’ers
Bradley Lions Install Officers
Bradley Lions Club held the 1962-463 officers installation at a Wednesday dinner meeting at Joe's Drive Inn in Bradley. Installing officer W B Poling of Mount Hope oversaw the ceremony. New officers include Lonnie Goddard president Ken Larabee first vice president Flynn Canady second vice president Denny Toney third vice president B C Christian secretary Edward Ferrell treasurer Flavis McNeely lion tamer Phil Cook tail twister. Directors for two years are Jimmy Lemon Harless Stover Flynn Canady and Flavis McNeely. Charles Honaker and Joe Buffa have one year remaining. The Community Park on Beckley Mount Hope Road is nearly completed with many improvements announced.
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Bradley
BNS
Bradley Lions Club
Joe’s Drive-Inn
W. B. Poling
Mount Hope
Lonnie Goddard
Ken Larabee
Flynn Canady
Denny Toney
B. C. Christian
Edward Ferrell
Flavis Mc
White Oak PTA protests consolidation plan
The White Oak School Parent-Teacher Association at a special meeting adopted resolutions opposing the consolidation of Lower White Oak School with Toney's Fork School. They cited hardships for pupils and parents and dangers from flash floods due to strip mining in the area. Members Nelson Treadway and Robert Treadway led the effort.
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Artie
White Oak
Toney’s Fork
PTA
Board of Education
Toney's Fork School
Nelson ‘Treadway
Robert Treadway
Ex-Demo Treasurer Claims No Violations
Washington United Press International reports that Matthew H. McCloskey, longtime Democratic fund raiser and nominee for ambassador to Ireland, maintains no federal law violations in government contracts held by his construction firm. Senator Hickenlooper questioned a possible conflict at a Foreign Relations Committee hearing, while McCloskey cites occasional DNC rulings and a State Department letter saying no conflict disqualifies him. Chairman Fulbright indicated he will seek the State Department's legal division opinion.
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Washington
UPI
Democratic Party
Matthew H. McCloskey
McCloskey
Kennedy
Ireland
Sen
Bourke B. Hickenlooper
Iowa
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Democratic National Committee
State Department
J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
Hickenlooper
School Official's Son Drowns in Cranberry River
RICHWOOD, W. Va. UPI report Conemings, the longtime superintendent of Nicholas County schools, drowned Thursday while on a camping trip along the Cranberry River near Richwood. Authorities said Daniel K. Cummings and a cousin were camping when Cummings drowned during a swim.
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UPI
Conemings
Neclanic
Mapomeings
Nicholas County
Cranberry River
Daniel K. Cummings
Cummings
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