Pineville Woman Receives Shower At First Methodist Church
Mrs. Walter Smith formerly Becky Thom as of Pineville was honored with a household shower in Fellowship Hall of the First Methodist Church. Hostesses included Mrs. Lesli Stephenson and others. Gifts were displayed from numerous friends and relatives from Pineville and surrounding areas.
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Greenbrier
Charleston
Emma Neal Boggs
Darlene Bradley
Madison
Alpha Phi State
Beckley
Henrietta Lay
Romney
Pineville
Walter Smith
Becky Thomas
First Methodist Church
Lesli Stephenson
Woodrow Spaur
E. D. Hawley
Harold Metz
Lane Cook
Ernest Hays
Harold Griffith
Charles Waddell
Jack Goode
Jack Christian
Miami
Fla
R. J. Chenoweth Jr
Ruth Thomas
Sally Metz
W. C. Bailey Jr
Ruth Hawley
Pete Morgan
Wirt Belcher
Bertha Thomas
Molly Hodges
T. G. Morgan
Vaughn Stewart
Jesse Houck
Warren McGraw
Births Recorded At Wyoming General Hospital Mullens
Mollens Wyoming General Hospital records ten births with names of families and birth details. Simon Carter, Danny Eugene born June 12 at 3 20 p m nine pounds three ounces. Basil Reed Jr born June 13 at 11 55 p m six pounds seven ounces. Bud Sizemore son Steven Lee born June 14 eight pounds thirteen ounces. James Burton II son born June 15 five pounds. Steven Lee Thornton born June 16 six pounds thirteen ounces. Nancy Lynn Burton daughter born June 16 eight pounds two and one half ounces. James Eric Fleming son born June 17 seven pounds eight and one half ounces. Elizabeth Dell Hickman daughter born June 16 seven pounds eleven ounces. Kenneth Elbert O Neal son born June 18 five pounds two ounces. Bobbie Jo Hagg daughter born June 20 six pounds ten ounces.
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Plese Carter
Simon
Danny Eugene
Basil Ray Reed
Rhodell
Basil Ray Jr
Reed
U. S. Navy
Canada
Herman Lee
Henderson Lee Sizemore
Bud
James Richard Burton
Guyandotte Ave
James Richard, II
Steven Lee
Olen Lee Thornton
Alpeca
Gordon Ray Hickman
Glen Rogers
Hasen
Elizabeth Dell
Grant E. O'Neal
Otsego
Kenneth Elbert
Bobbie Jo
Harold Walter Hagg
Wyco
Family and visitors fill Ravencliff week with travel
S. Sgt. and Mrs. Daniel Shumate and family visited Ravencliff residents, then returned to Oklahoma City. David Shumate plans several weeks in Oklahoma. Willard Ownby Jr and family left for Hampton after weekend guests. Timmy will visit grandparents longer. Mr. and Mrs. George King hosted Sunday dinner with John Tonoff. Lee Morgan and wife remain in hospital in Mullens, Morgan turning 92 in January. William Sheppard plans a Nitro visit with son Thomas and daughter-in-law.
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Charleston
Willard Ownby
New York
Canada
Timmy
George King
John Tonoff
Bob
Ravencliff
Lee J. Morgan
Wyoming General Hospital
Mullens
Morgan
William Sheppard
Thomas Sheppard
Paul Brooks
Elmer Lay
Glen Fork
Brooks
Lay
Negro Brooke Wins Senate Nomination in Massachusetts
Massachusetts Attorney General Edward W. Brooke, a Black candidate, won the Republican nomination for the U S Senate at the state convention, defeating J Alan MacKay on the first ballot by 1485 to 215. If elected in November he would be the first Black senator since Reconstruction. The Democratic opponent will be decided in a primary, with former Gov. Peabody chosen for the party.
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Boston
UPI
Massachusetts
Edward W. Brooke
U.S. Senate
Brooke
J. Alan MacKay
Senate
Peabody
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Raleigh
Wyoming County
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W. C. Neal
Mullens High School
Macie Teter Williams
Robert Thomson
Mona Wood
Beaver
Thomson
Williams
Alpha
Holiday Inn
West
Delta Kappa Gamma
Miss Wood
Beck
Ray Taliaferro
Myra Cook
Eugene Noble
Paul Cunningham
Orville Wilks
Macie Bailey
Darrell V. McGraw
Devane Belcher
Rue Schoolcraft
Sara Morgan
Ralph Hale
James Pizzino
Gail Pizzino
J. R. Beavers
Joe Hansbarger
L. C. Snyder
Orville Ross
Betsy Ross
Wyoming Hospital
Oxfords
Lee
Jamaica
Longies
Teflon
Penncrest
Yen
Isa
Ag Bs
Ene Oa
Griddle Server
Negro Brooke
Aly
Neville ST
Fedeal Reserve System
Federal Deposit Ins. Corp
Webbs Florists
Crab Orchard
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