Helen Darnall Installed Worthy Matron Of Winolia OBS
About 250 people attended the Masonic Hall installation at Mt Hope for Helen Darnall to become Worthy Matron of Winolia Chapter No. 59 OBS. A Rain bow Girls interpretative dance, Pauline services, and multiple officers were installed by past matrons. Several out of town guests and Rainbow Girls performed, with a reception to follow.
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Helen Darnall
Winolia Obs Chapter
Rainbow Girls
Register
MT. Hope
Masonic Hall
Winolia Chapter No. 59
Order of the Eastern Star
A. C. Carmen
Bernadine Evans
Henry Tyree
Marie Carper
Mary Hisey
Fannie Richeson
Ruth Clark
Marshalls
Lola Lindamood
Marie Bolton
Lake Lambert
Sentinel
J. R. Hubbs
Mary Ann Witt
Mary Carolyn Bookman
Assembly 14
Darna
W. H. Darnall, Jr
Margaret Rose
Norma Lee Bowman
C. J. Evans
Winda Chapter
Miss Bowman
Miss Bowman, and Gifts Were Presented By Mrs. Darnall
Gertrude Williams
Williams
Agnes Hunter
Kendrick Chapoudy
Portsmouth
Winolia
J. F. Carr
White Shrine
Helen Cook
Pineville
R. C. Hatfield
B. Blankenship
Mae Cook
Blanche G. Cook
Oceana
Oak Hill
Thurmond
Lawton
Hinton
Rosetta Flint
Beckley
Conrad Neely
Order of Rainbow For Girls
Order of Eastern Star
June Ann Moore
Patricia Wiechel
Sally Roberts
Jane Ellen Hickman
Betty McBeth
Emogene Givens
Nancy Boyd
Jane Pettit
Terry Burruss
Jane Burruss
Patsy Witt
Betty Lowery
Tommy Lou Rodgers
Barbara Garvin
Patty Dower
Spirit of Spring
Dorothy Welch
Barbara Vickers
Cecilia Harless
Bill Hickman
Piano-Organ Recital Set Tonight in Pineville Church
A joint piano organ recital by Miss Betty Byrd and Richard Jarvis is set for 8 15 tonight at First Methodist Church Pineville. Byrd will perform Chopin pieces and Liszt while Jarvis plays Bach and Friml. proceeds benefit Methodist Youth Fellowship projects.
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Pineville Church
Register
Pineville
First Methodist Church
Betty Byrd
Richard Jarvis
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Lon F. Byrd
Concord College
Ella Holroyd
Jarvis
G. Jarvis
West Virginia University
Warren Barryman
Miss Byrd
Gram
Chopin
Rubenstein
Friml
Rose
James Watt's steam engine aids early English coal mines
The practical condensing steam engine proved its worth in early English coal mining by pumping water from workings raising coal along shafts and driving mine ventilation fans. The invention transformed mine drainage ore transport and air supply.
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James Watt
England
DuBois Summer Band Schedule Begins July 3
DuBois High School announces a summer band program starting 8 a.m. July 3 under director Clarence Edmondson. Classes cover pro band instruments, tonettes, and flutophones, with beginner sessions 9 to 10:30 a.m., advance classes 10:30 to 12, and individual instruction 12:30 to 2 p.m. Rehearsals occur Wednesdays and Fridays.
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Register
MT. Hope
DuBois High School
Clarence Edmondson
Tueday
Radio Program Time Zone Note for Local Stations
A brief notice explains that Eastern Local Time governs broadcasts and that Central subtracts one hour and Mountain subtracts two hours. It notes some stations adjust relay times to fit local schedules and that last minute changes cannot be included.
Evening Radio and TV Schedule Fragments
A scanned broadcast listing outlines a dense mix of radio and television programs from a single day’s schedule. Entries include news, sports, dramas, and variety shows across CBS ABC and NBC networks with titles such as One Man's Family News, The Sheriff, and Meet the Press, plus dance bands and kiddies hour.
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Reneat
Abe-West
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Mbs-West
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One Man's Family
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Cbbs
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Thin Man
Jimmy Durante
Cbs the Sheriff
Riley
Cbs East
Rex Allen
Cbs West
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Cagan
Ebs
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Two Fayette Men Seek Bailey's Congress Post
Two Fayette County men filed certificates for the GOP nomination in the Third District congressional race. Millard A. Holliday of Garton and Rufus C. Hurt of Oak Hill seek Rep. Cleveland M. Bailey's seat, joining Rohrbough and Francis who had already filed. Holliday, WVU alum, UMWA member and Farm Bureau activist, is father of five. Hurt, a Fayette bus lines operator, previously lost to Rohrbough in 1946. Harold B. Eagle filed for State Senate as the first Republican nominee in Summers County.
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Oak Hill
Fayette County
Millard A. Holliday
Garten
Rufus C. Hurt
Cleveland M. Bailey
Clarksburg
West Virginia University
Holliday
Hurt
GOP
Edward G. Rohrbough
Glenville
Clifford D. Francis
Buckhannon
Fayette Bus Lines
Rohrbough
Farm Bureau
United Mine Workers of America
UMWA
Kaymoor
Sandia
Atomic Energy Commission
New Mexico
Harold B. Eagle
Summers County
Senate
Hinton
House of Delegates
Dessert Bridge Honors Bride-Elect in Mt Hope
MT HOPE The first pre nuptial party for Miss Edith Katherine Simpkins was held at the new home of William Callaway in Forest Hills. A dessert bridge with a green and white theme featured miniature umbrellas for guests and a large umbrella gift for the bride. Five tables were played with E Mohler winning high, Bernard Dixon second, and Donald Stark traveling prize. Guests included notable Mt Hope residents and visitors from Summersville and Beckley. Surgeons have found a local anesthetic effective for amputation cases.
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MT. Hope
Edith Katherine Simpkins
William Callaway
Forest Ills
Miss Simkins
John Frederick Byset
Mt. Hope Methodist Church
Sam Mcelantire
Miss Simpkins
E. Mohler
Beckley
Bernard Dixon
Donald Stark
Clifford Fisher
Summersville
Josephine Carr
F. M. Tissue
Mt. Hope Hope
William Jennings
H. R. Callaway
Ed Nelson
D. D. Smith
Robert Kent
Calvin Burr
Robert Jeter
David Carter
Bill Tutwiler, Jr
Tom Howard
Sam Rankin
Mobler
Dixon
Stark
Hart Funeral Rites Saturday For Ralph W. Hart
Funeral services for Ralph William Hart 47 of near Baileysville will be held at 2 p m Saturday at the Baileysville Church of God with Rev L G Watts officiating. Burial will follow in Shannon Family Cemetery. Born February 23 1903 in Roanoke Virginia he was a son of the late Oscar Albert Hart and Lelia Bower Hart. He died at home Wednesday at 6 30 p m from a heart ailment and had retired from his job as a route salesman for a Logan bottling firm in January. Surviving are his wife Shirley Shannon Hart and an aunt Mrs Daisey Bolen of Delmar Maryland. The body will be removed this afternoon from Robertson and Foglesong mortuary to the Fred Shannon residence below Baileysville.
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Mullens
Ralph William Hart
Baileysville
Logan
Roanoke
Oscar Albert
Lelia Bower Hart
Shirley Shannon Hart
Daisey Bolen
Delmar, Md
Robertson and Foglesong Mortuary
Fred Shannon
Oak Hill Personals Visit Returns Home from Detroit
Mr and Mrs W H Davis and children Billy Bob and Inez of Detroit Mich returned home Wednesday after visiting Dr and Mrs C E Watkins of Highland Avenue Miss Betty Ann Rapp and Miss Jo Ann Blake drove to Gallopolis Tuesday to escort Mrs John Blake back to her home after a visit there
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Oak Hill
W. H. Davis
Billy
Bobby
Inez
Detroit
Mich
C. E. Watkins
Highland Avenue
Betty Ann Rapp
Jo Ann Blake
Gallipolis
John Blake
Hadacol Endorsed By Man From Tennessee For Stomach Relief
Alton E Brazile of Memphis Tennessee says dieting left him weak until HADACOL relieved his stomach distress and improved appetite He claims the product targets the underlying deficiency causing indigestion and gas Trial size costs 125 large family size 350 Advertiser note mentions 1980 and The Lane Corporation
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Alton E. Brazile
Memphis
Tennessee
Hadacol
Proteestenes
The
Lane Corporation
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