PTA Hears Arritt On Physical Fitness Program
Beckwith PTA meeting at Beckwith Elementary with Leon Spencer presiding hears plans for mid March spaghetti dinner and budget meetings. Fletcher Arritt Fayetteville High School coach outlines a schoolwide physical fitness program stressing calisthenics running and not smoking.
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Fayetteville
RNS
Beckwith Parent-Teachers Association
Beckwith
Leon Spencer
Franklin Holey
Ways and Means
Spencer
Department of Natural Resources
Fletcher Arritt
Fayetteville High School
Adult Class Plans Dinner at Pleasant View Church
The Young Adult Class of Pleasant View Church of the Brethren met Friday at Carl and wife Riner's Fayette Avenue home and announced a fund raising dinner on March 22. Attendees cover food costs. proceeds go to paying for a piano bought by the class.
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Fayetteville
ANS
Pleasant View Church of the Brethren
Carl Riner
Fayette Avenue
Glendon Riner
Aubrey Riner
Walter Shank
Eddie Collier
Ballard Law
Shumates, Brooks Visit Bluefield and Chicago Guests
Sabine area notes report Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Shumate as business visitors in Bluefield Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. James Brooks host their son and daughter-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brooks arriving from Chicago, Ill. They plan to visit Mrs. Barnett and the McGraws. Mrs. Amedeo Doini is confined to home with flu this week.
Reverend Willis Woods Named Pastor at Glen Rogers Church
The Rev. Willis Woods of Rav encliff assumes duties as pastor of the newly reorganized church at Glen Rogers starting with Sunday morning worship. A Pine Grove Baptist Church member, he serves as vice president of the Laurel Association and is married to Virginia Perry with children Raymond in Cleveland and a daughter Mrs. Kermit Gentry in Columbus, Ohio.
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Willis Woods
Ravencliff
Glen Rogers
Pine Grove Baptist Church
Laurel Association
Virginia Perry
Raymond
Cleveland
Ohio
Kermit Gentry
Columbus
Pioneer bookmaker James Kelly cited as U S originator
The pioneer bookmaker in the United States was an Englishman named James Kelly who began taking off track bets in 1871, according to the Encyclopedia of Sports.
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United Press International
United States
James Kelly
Encyclopedia of Sports
Legion Auxiliary unit meeting in Fayetteville heard winning oration
The American Legion Auxiliary Unit 149 met at 7:30 p m in the Legion Home Chestnut Room Fayetteville. Neal Clark a Fay etteville High School student spoke on We Are at War winning the district oratorical contest and advancing to Lewisburg.
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Fayetteville
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American Legion Auxiliary Unit No. 149
Chestnut Room
Legion Home
Maple Avenue
Perry Selvey
Alex Gray
D. E. Brown
Lewisburg
Oscar Henderson
Brown
Frank Spangler
Cordelia Phillips
Tunney Hunsaker
Centennial Commission
Town Hall
Heart Fund
March of Dimes
Town Park Board
Louis Rahall
Memorial Building
Legion Auxiliary
Rahall
Edwin Warfield
Hunsaker
Keith Hunt
Ermel Hess
Carl Riner
Selvey
13 Couples Seek Permits To Wed In Fayetteville
In Fayette County the clerk’s office lists 13 couples applying for marriage licenses in late February. Names include Veronica Jones and Dennis Banks, Judith Jones and Jerry Collier, Shirley Wygal and Bobby Drennen, Sharon Smith and James Farley, April Hoke and John Gulbin Jr., and others from Fayetteville Lookout Mount Hope Powellton Lochgelly and nearby towns.
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Fayetteville
RNS
Fayette County Clerk's Office
Veronica Patricia Jones
Summerlee
James L. Jones
Dennis Windsor Banks
Mount Hope
Charles Banks
Judith Kay Jones
Glen Jean
Lloyd Jones
Jerry Wayne Collier
Herbert L. Collier
Shirley Ann Wygal
Oak Hill
Kenneth Wygal
Bobby Dale Drennen
Forrest Drennen
Sharon Ann Smith
Powellton
Harold Smith
James Michael Farley
Kenneth Farley
April Jeanette Hoke
Kilsyth
Ernest L. Robinson
Emory Franklin Kincaid
Lansing
Emory O. Kincaid
JO Ann Neil
Jodie
Daugher
Kesseth van Neil
Richard William Moore
Alexandria
Maurice Richard Moore
Margaret Thompson
Herbert Thompson
Jerry Nelson
Gilbert Nelson
Lula Mae Matheney
Lookout
Harry H. Matheny
Andrew Hardy Ramsey
Salem
Sidney L. Ramsey
Esther Mae Walker
Dixie
George Walker
William Richard Thacker
Gauley Bridge
I. Thacker
Pythian Officers Assume Posts in Mullens Temple
The Pythian Sisters Mullens Temple No 39 met at the American Legion Hall with new officers in seats led by post chief Mrs Finnie Broyles and most excellent chief Mrs Anna Lewis. Others include Mrs Norma Bailey and Mrs Margaret Hypes as senior and junior, secretary Mrs Dallas Steele and treasurer Mrs Crystal Hinzman. Acting manager was Mrs Jackie Laxton with Protector Mrs Dorothy Harvey and pianist Mrs Estelle Caudle. Committees were named for social visiting and ways and means. Refreshments followed.
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Mullens
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Pythian Sisters
Mullens Temple No
American Legion Hall
Finnie Broyles
Anna _ Lewis
Norma Bailey
Margaret Hypes
Dallas Steele
Crystal Hinzman
Jackie Laxton
Addie Cooper
Protector
Dorothy Harvey
Guard
Winnie Thompson
Estelle Caudle
Caudle
Steele
Hinzman
Bailey
Hypes
Boyrles
Laxton
Thompson
Harvey
Rec Open Dates Set For March Rec Open Dates Set For March
Mullens notes set March opening dates for senior high and junior high rec programs. Senior high activities run March 2 9 15 16 23 29 30 with March 22 to be announced. Junior high dates are March 1 and 8. A March 29 performance of Follies of 63 by Mullens Woman's Civic Club accompanies the schedule. The club plans fund raising and a parade float for June 24 during the citys centennial events.
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Mullens
Tracy Hylton
Jack Dick
Ways and Means
Woman's Civic Club
Mrs. Elwyn Clay Hosts Mission Society Meeting
In Oceana at the Clear Fork Valley Baptist Church home of Mrs. Rudolph Tilley the Women’s Mission Society held a gathering led by president Mrs. Elwyn Clay. The program theme Let’s Be Happy Christians, scripture read, prayer offered, and plans set to sell get well and all occasion cards with a love gift received and grab bags distributed.
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Oceana
RNS
Elwyn Clay
Women’s Mission Society of the
Clear Fork Valley Baptist Church
Rudolph Tilley
Clay
Anna Walls
Know Your State Government Day Attendees Visit Charleston
Wyoming County representatives Betty Polk and Pat Manning from Glen Rogers High School joined L. A. Dillon and Mrs. Mae S. Belcher along with other delegates in Charleston on Monday. They attended a morning panel with the Board of Control, heard the governor at a noontime luncheon, and toured the Capitol in the afternoon.
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Glen Rogers High School
Betty Polk
Pat Manning
L. A. Dillon
Mae S. Belcher
Wyoming
House of Delegates
Charleston
Contol
Capitol
Four FHA members aid Mullens heart drive for Red Rose Chapter
Four Future Homemakers of America volunteers Linda Whitt Layna Stewart Shelia Compton and Terrill Cook assisted in Mullens Heart Sunday under chairmen Mrs Kenneth Sluss and Mrs David Monday. West Virginia FHA aims for Red Rose status by meeting standards in meetings programs projects and reports and the Mullens chapter won early Red Rose recognition in 1961 with a plaque and Sears Roebuck Foundation prize.
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Future
Homemakers of America
Mullens Sunday
Linda Whitt
Layna Stewart
Shelia Compton
Terrill Cook
Heart Sunday
Kenneth Sluss
David Monday
Mullens
West Virginia
Future Homemaker
Jackson’s Mill
Sears Roebuck Foundation
Cub Scouts Build Boats in Pineville Meeting
Cub Scout Pack No. 154 held a Pineville meeting at First Methodist Church with Cub Master James Murray in charge. The group conducted prayers and flag salute, awarded Wolf badges to Al Baldwin and Jimmy Jackson, and presented a one year service star to Chris McCoy. Den No. 1 showed February boats while many Scouts and guests attended.
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Cub Scouts
Pineville
BNS
Fellowship Hall
First Methodist Church
James Murray
Matthew Murray
Chris
Kenny McCoy
Stevie Bailey
Chris McCoy
Wolf
al Baldwin
Jimmy Jackson
Murray
den. No. 1
Robert Browning
Den
Wright-Stafford Marriage Told at Pineville Church
Flowetta Foster, daughter of Donald and wife in Oceana, married Bobby Wright son of H. K. Wright of Clearfork in a Pineville Nazarene Church ceremony officiated by Rev. Ralph Burdette. The bride wore blue with a white carnation corsage. she attends Future Homemakers of America. The couple will reside in Lafayette Indiana. attendees included Wayne Wright and several relatives.
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Oceana
RNS
Donald Stafford
Flowetta Foster
Bobby Wright
H. K Wright
Clearfork
Ralph Burdette
Church of the Nazerene
Pineville
Wright
Future Homemakers of America
LaFayette
Ind
Dental Health Winners Told At Fayetteville PTA Meeting
The Fayetteville Parent-Teacher Association held its monthly meeting in the elementary school gym. Dr Edwin Warfield announced the Dental Health Jingle Contest winners and presented cash prizes with a grand prize of a $25 bond.
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Fayetteville
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Parent-Teachers Association
William Dreger
Fayetteville Church of God
Edwin Warfield
Matt Abbot
Mitch Vickers
Sheila Ratliff
Donald Armstrong
Stephanie Witt
Ann Blume
Howe B. Dillion
Department of Natural Resources
James Bowling
Massachusetts Employment Service Faces 200 Job Openings
The Massachusetts Division of Employment Security, the state’s largest agency, reports over 200 job openings mainly for interviewers who assist job seekers in finding employment.
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Boston
UPI
Massachusetts Division of Employment Security
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