Know Your State Government Day Delegates Tour Capitol
Delegates from Collins High School Oak Hill Glen Rogers Logan and others joined about 400 students from 143 high schools for the 11th annual Know Your State Government Day in Charleston. A Capitol tour was among the day’s highlights as students prepared to enter the building.
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Charleston
State Capitol
Capitol
Skippy Ramey
Harold Corker
Betty Ramey
Collins High School
Oak Hill
Margaret Hughes
Karl Lilly
Glen Rogers
Mary Ann Stultz
David Burgess
Logan
Linda Hall Honored On 12th Birthday
Linda Hall celebrated her 12th birthday with a party in Pineville hosted by her mother Mrs. Paul Hall. Guests enjoyed games and dancing, with prizes awarded to Cathy Cook, Becky Morgan, Dianne Collins, and Brenda Oliver. Attendees included Boby Cook, Wayne Mason, and many others as refreshments were served.
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Pineville
RNS
Linda Hall
Appalachian Power Co
Paul Hall
Claude Farley
John Lester
T. D. Cook
Cathy Cook
Becky Morgan
Dianne Collins
Brenda Oliver
Bobby Cook
Wayne Mason
Ellen Lester
Starlett Stucky
Billy Hall
Betty Lester
Ida Mae Plumley
Donna Allen
Etta Mae Lester
Barry Farley
Debbie Brooks
Elizabeth England
Linda Vanhoy
Ray Gene Phillips
Bo Cook
Donny Stewart
Beverly Conley
Fonda Kay Vance
Elaine Goode
Brenda Conley
Danny Harper
Frankie Vance
Tournament Plans To Be Completed Tonight
Oak Hill RNS reports final plans for the Rinky Dink Tournament set for March 27 30 in the Collins High School gym to be discussed at the Oak Hill Junior Chamber of Commerce meeting at 7 30 PM in the American Legion Clubroom President Floyd Warrick General chairman Don Goodson and tournament director Avis Bartain will report Also on the agenda is organizing a Jaycee Club at Fayetteville and an appreciation dinner in April
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OAK Hill
RNS
Collins High School
Ostrex Tonic Tablets Offer Iron Boost For 40 Plus
Advert says Ostrez Tonic Tablets restore pep for couples over 40 by delivering iron and Vitamin B. Claims the daily dose equals iron from 16 dozen oysters or 8 pounds of beef, with a small 8 day sample size and a $1.67 savings. Available at all druggists.
Local residents visit family and friends across towns
Pineville and surrounding areas feature a flurry of visits as Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Burton and Mrs. W. W. Bolt conduct business in oe Friday. Mrs. Albert Belton of Welch calls on Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gilley on Saturday. Gilder family members host Bey Mrs. T. R. Spencer and others on Sunday. Donna Hall and family share Sunday dinner with Paul Hall in Ravencliff. John H. Martin and children stay with his parents in Camp Creek over weekend. Burtons visit Madison to see C. E. Barrett and the Mangus family. Mrs. Robert Gilley also visits in Welch on Friday. Robert Martin and daughter Kimberly visit with Bud Pendry in Keyrock.
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Pineville
Rns
J. W. Burton
W. W. Bolt
Albert Belton
Welch
Robert Gilley
Gilders
Bey
T. R. Spencer
Hempill
Mae Hall
Donald Hall
Donna
Ravencliff
Paul Hall
Linda
Carolyn
Illy
John H. Martin
Johnny
Jeanie
Jimmie
J. W. Martin
Camp Creek
Madison
C. E. Barrett
J. D. Mangus
Robert Martin
Kimberly
Princeton
Bud Pendry
Keyrock
New Cubs Given Bobcat Pins At Blue and Gold Banquet
Oak Hill Baptist Church sponsors Cub Pack 30 as four new members receive Bobcat pins at Collins High School cafeteria. Awards to adults include seven and four year pins for organizers and leaders. several Cubs earn gold arrows and denner stripes. Reverend Randolph Johnson notes enduring need for scouting leadership.
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OAK Hill
RNS
Collins High School
Oak Hill Baptist Church
Pearis Oxley
Virgil Burgess
Edward Radford
Andrew Easton
Hobart Booth
W. P. Tompkins
Randolph Epperly
Oxley
J. C. Moss
den Mathers
Gloria Rapp
Rosia Epperly
Evelyn Jasper
Mary Moss
James O'Neal
Jim Bob Burdette
Lion
Eric Fazier
Wolf
Fred Higginbotham
Gold Arrow
Mark Rapp
Denner
Charles Painter
Wayne Thomas
Michael Epperly
Fred Derby
Bobby Smithson
Leland O'Neal
Sam Jasper
Bob Cat
Cubs
Dinky Davis
Rocky Davis
Wayne Legg
James Booth
Randolph Johnson
Third and Fourth Graders Perform At PTA Meet
Oak Hill Elementary School hosted a musical program during the PTA meeting with third graders Suzie Hannabass Vincent Smith Kathy Grabosky Gregory Bowling Robert Gresham John Wilkins Bernard Gibson Todd Martin Joe Paul Lusk Robert Rees Vernon Miller Jane Akers Debra Blake Janet Norton Kathy Hume Deane Blake Judy Gryzb Sandra Dixon Becky Huddleston Debra Wiseman Loretta Riffe Mike White David Gillette Gene Jordan Kathy Webb Bobby Smithson Theresa Dilley Cheryl Kurzyna Jimmie Frazier Carl Campbell George Shearer John Sumner Marsha Drennen Bibby Robertson John Woods Gail Mauritz in the third grade and Brena Wolfe Joe Robinson Karla Karnap Eugenia Williams Paige Janney Tonna McConnell Joella Gallagher Robert Dixon Peggy Nelson David Phillips Linda McClaskey Louise Walsh Helen Halstead Steven Moss Robert Loudermilk James Simms John Bays Bill Davis Fred Fleshman Sammy Jasper James Woods Patty Hamilton Tara Jones Sharon Peters Reginia Terry Patty Moats Leland O’Neal Gordon McClung Billy Burns Madonna Mullins Philip Saundstrom Linda Light Vicki Russell in the fourth grade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Hill
RNS
Parent-teachers Association
Suzie Hannabass
Vincent Smith
Kathy Grabosky
Gregory Bowling
Robert Gresham
John Wilkins
Bernard Gibson
Todd Martin
Joe Paul Lusk
Robert Rees
Vernon Miller
Jane Akers
David Thorne
Debra Blake
Janet Norton
Kathy Hume
Deane Blake
Judy Gryzb
Sandra Dixon
Becky Huddleston
Debra Wiseman
Loretta Riffe
Mike White
David Gillette
Gene Jordan
Kathy Webb
Bobby Smithson
Theresa Dilley
Cheryl Kurzyna
Jimmie Frazier
Carl Campbell
George Shearer
John Sumner
Marsha Drennen
Bibby Robertson
John Woods
Gail Mauritz
Brena Wolfe
Joe Robinson
Karla Karnap
Eugenia Williams
Paige Janney
Tonna McConnell
Joella Gallaher
Robert Dixon
Peggy Nelson
David Phillips
Linda MceClaskey
Louise Walsh
Helen Halstead
Steven Moss
Robert Loudermilk
James Simms
John Bays
Bill Davis
Fred Fleshman
Sammy Jasper
James Woods
Patty Hamilton
Tara Jones
Sharon Peters
Reginia Terry
Patty Moats
Leland O'Neal
Gordon McClung
Billy Burns
Madonna Mullins
Philip Saundstrom
Linda Light
Vicki Russell
Mount Hope Actors Honored at Regional Drama Festival
Mount Hope students Eugene Gast and Connie Barbara named best actors from Mount Hope High School at the West Virginia High School Regional Drama Festival in Montgomery. Woodrow Wilson High School won top honors and advances to the State Festival in Morgantown March 23 24 25. Mount Hope placed second and named an alternate. The pair won for roles in The Storm directed by Lena C Dillon with castmates Homer Sweeney Carolyn Broyles and Kathy Wonder contributing to the All Regional cast.
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Mout Hope
West Virginia
Montgomery
Eugene Gast
Connie Barbara
Mount High School
Woodrow Wilson High School
Morgantown
Mount Hope High School
Eugene
Connie
Donald Payton
Lena C. Dillon
Homer Sweeney
Carolyn Broyles
Kathy Wonder
Mount Hope Social Roundup Highlights Local Residents
Miss Janet Dorado and Miss Sally Walker, Marshall University students, visited family in Mount Hope over the weekend. Mrs. Ivan Shumate recuperates at home after a Beckley Hospital checkup. Rev. A D Ellison Jr preached at Mount Hope Presbyterian Church. Beatrice Light hosted Mrs Dan Crawford Max and Nancy Turner of Hinton. Mrs Shirley Humphrey is ill at home with a virus. Mrs Howard Diggs and daughters Elizabeth Ann and Rebecca Jean of Bristol, Tennessee, were guests of Mr and Mrs Lewis Maynor Jr. in Park Heights Addition.
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Mount Hope
Janet Dorado
Sam Dorado
Sally Walker
O. J. Walker
Marshall University
Huntington
Ivan Shumate
Beckley Hospital
A. D. Ellison Jr
First Presbyterian Church
Charleston
Mount Hope Presbyterian Church
Beatrice Light
Dan Crawford
Max
Nancy Turner
Hinton
Shirley Humphrey
Howard Diggs
Elizabeth Ann
Rebecca Jean
Bristol
Tenn
Lewis Maynor Jr
Park Heights
Methodists Honor Visiting Minister in Pineville
The Wyoming County Sub-district of the Methodist Church hosted a buffet dinner Saturday in Fellowship Hall at First Methodist Church Pineville to honor Rev. Howard Ellis of Nashville Tennessee. Attending were church leaders and local members including Pat Mann Bonnie Stewart Ellen Foglesong Judy Shumate Becky Thomas Ann Gail Slaughter Mary Robertson Kay Saunders Peggy Carte and Mary Lee Pendry along with The Rev Bill Turley and couples Rev and Mrs Street Rev and Mrs Gillispie and Mrs W C Bailey Jr.
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Pineville
RNS
Wyoming County
Methodist Church
Howard Ellis
Nashville
Tenn
First Methodist Church
Pat Mann
Bonnie Stewart
Ellen Foglesong
Judy Shumate
Becky Thomas
Ann Gail Slaughter
Mary Robertson
Kay Saunders
Bradley Church Fellowship Dinner Draws Attendees
About 40 people attended Bradley Presbyterian Churchs fellowship dinner at 1 30 p m on Sunday. Rev Ray R Hanson Jr introduced guest speaker Mrs W B Ploing who chairs Womens Work in the Presbytery for the Bluestone Davis Stuart Fund Drive by the Synod of West Virginia. Lay chairman is J M Hill with Mrs Mary Simmons as womans chairman.
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Mary Simmons
Hanson
J. M. Hill
Pineville United Fund Volunteers Named for House to House Drive
Mrs. Mae S. Belcher and other Wyoming County United Fund Committee members announced the volunteers for this week’s Pineville area house to house campaign. Listed are 24 residents including Mrs. O L Burgess and Mrs. Pete Hendrick among the revelant names.
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Pineville
ANS
Mae S. Belcher
James C. Lyons
Clair L. Cook
Wyoming County United Fund Committee
O. L. Burgess
Pete Hendrick
Albert Durbin
Robert Browning
Godfrey Smith
Joe McClellan
Alda Ellison
Millard Dancy
Vickie Lynn Ball Celebrates Seventh Birthday
Mullens West Virginia district notes a birthday party for seven year old Vickie Lynn Ball at her parents William T. and residence on Lincoln Street. The honoree’s grandmother Mrs. John A. Ball helped host. Guests included Karen Sue Blevins Johndra Brooks Cheryl Akers Debbie Blevins Mike Cook Janet Campbell Donald Pugh Tommy Burdiss Jack Wesley Finney Rita Martin Connie Ball and Glenna Reynolds.
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Mrs. Ball
John A. Ball
Karen Sue Blevins
Johndra Brooks
Cheryl Akers
Debbie Blevins
Mike Cook
Janet Campbell
Donald Pugh
Tommy Burdiss
Jack Wesley Finney
Rita Martin
Connie Ball
Glenna Reynolds
Prince Residents Gathered for News and Visits
Prince PRINCE RNS Rob bie Robinson visited Mrs Edith Morris at her home. Morris’s son Tommy and Robbie are Mount Hope High School 1960 graduates. Robinson serves in the U S Navy stationed at Norfolk VA. Frank Ewing returned to Prince after months at Quinnwood where he works. Ruth Thompson improved after two weeks with a virus. Emory Anderson Jr and his wife of Washington DC visited Joé Domingues and Emory Anderson Sr in Prince. Dave Anderson moved to Beckley after 45 years in Prince and Quinnimont. Jack D Anderson of Long Island NY visited his parents at the Naval Hospital on Long Island. Darlene Ellen Domingues celebrated her birthday at home with Linda McMillion Ginny Lee McMillion Debbie Morris Rosemary Plumley Anita Neely Brenda Anderson Endora Carter Diane Hicks. Tempa Shuck of Belle visits her daughter Mrs Charles Jones.
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Prince
Robert
Robbie
Robinson
Edith Morris
Morris
Tommy
Mount Hope High School
United States Navy
Norfolk
Frank Ewing
Quinnwood
Ruth Thompson
Emory Anderson Jr
Washington, D. C
Joe Domingues
Emory Anderson
Anderson
Washington
Dave Anderson
Beckley
Prince and
Quinnimont
Jack D. Anderson
Long Island
N. Y
Naval Hospital
Darlene Ellen Domingues
Joé Domingues
Linda
Ginny Lee McMillion
Debbie Morris
Rosemary Plumley
Anita Neely
Brenda Anderson
Endora Carter
Diane Hicks
First Jockey Johnny Loftus Fulfills Triple Crown Win
Johnny Loftus rode Sir Barton to victory in the 1919 Kentucky Derby Preakness Stakes and Belmont Stakes completing the first recorded U.S. Triple Crown. Loftus became the first jockey to account for the feat in thoroughbred racing history.
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Johnny Loftus
Sir Barton
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Motorola
Prince ST
Amere Gas Utilities Company
Mt. Hope
Methodists
Bradley Church
United Fund
Vickie Lynn Ball
Mrs. Tempa Shuck
Belle
Mrs
Charles Jones
Barbara Gould Cosmetics
el Johnstown RD
Sal Dairy Foods
Valley Bell Milkman
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