Whitesville Scouts to resume activity under new leadership
Whitesville scouts prepare to reorganize the troop after months of inactivity. Cecil Pinson will be temporary Scoutmaster, with Sam Combs and S. Tackett guiding efforts to form a Cub Pack and recruit Den Mothers. A membership drive and Boys Life incentives accompany organizational events through March 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitesville
RNS
Henry Snodgrass
Charles Holland
Richard Brown
Basil Jarrell
Sam Combs
S. C. Tackett
William Massey
Cecil Pinson
Combs
Boy Scouts
Boys Life
Scouting
Tackett
Snodgrass
Bridge Day Scheduled Thursday in Montgomery
Montgomery officials plan a Bridge Day when the new Kanawha River span between the town and U S Route 60 opens on Thursday. The dedication begins with a neon luncheon at West Virginia Tech and ends with ceremonies at the bridge entrance around 2 p.m. The event honors a committee of local leaders and features a high school band in new uniforms funded by Band Boosters Club. Also, merchants and the Chamber announce Bridge Opening Bargain Days March 15 and 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
BNS
Kanawha River
M. L . O'Neale
Chamber of Commerce
Jbridge
R. J. Price
M. J. Horach
J. Kelvin’ Holliday
Wil.Nari Buchanan
William G. Thompson
Buchanan
National Bank
Thompson
West Virginia University Board ‘of Governors
Horsch
West Virginia Tnstitute of Technology
Price
EMCO
Alley
Holliday
Montgomery Herald
W.va. Tech
James Higgens
Higgins
Cluo Junder
Sarah Frazier
Leonard Stevens
100 Safe Sleep Now Three Meds Claim 100 Percent Safety
An ad touts SOMINEX and SOSTINEX as safe sleep aids claiming three medicinal ingredients provide natural like sleep without narcotics or habit formation. No prescription is needed and a money back guarantee is offered, though the message contains spelling errors and questionable claims.
Pax Farm Women Set Clean-Up Campaign April 1 15
Pax Farm Women’s Club held a March meeting with Mrs Sherman Stover presiding. They adopted a Pinecrest Sanitarium patient and planned a clean up drive for April 1 to 15. Plans included a second home nursing course in April May taught by County Health nurse Mrs Brenda Painter and a upholstery demonstration at East End Upholstery Co Oak Hill. Members and guests listed include Mrs Sherman Stover Mrs Raymond Kelly and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PAX
Glen Barlow
Pax Farm Women’s Club
Sherman Stover
Pinecrest Sanitarium
Ray Humphrey
Abrila
Brenda Painter
East End Upholstery Co
Oak Hill
Charles D. James
Claude E. Bradley
Raymond Kelly
William Markham
Glenn Barlow
Sam Hyden
Everetl Lively
Bertie O'Neal
Alfred Humphrey
H. I. Shaffer
William Humphrey
Beatrice Wazn Whanger
County Health Department
Painter
Betty Sheets
Jeffcoate Rites Set Wednesday at Mullens church
Funeral services for James William Jeffcoate, 70, of Mullens will be held Wednesday at 1 p.m. in Mullens First Methodist Church conducted by Rev. R. J. Chenoweth. Burial follows at Rest Haven Cemetery in Princeton. Jeffcoate died Sunday night at 9:30 after a heart attack. The body remains at Robertson and Foglesong Funeral Home until the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mullens
RNS
James William Jeffjeoate
First Methodist Church
R. J. Chenoweth
Resthaven
Princeton
Jeffcoate
Mallens
Robertson and Foglesong
Nine Arrested In Wire Theft Case In Minden
Nine persons all from Minden were arrested by state troopers on Monday in a copper wire theft case. Investigators say about 1000 feet of wire was stolen from the New River and Pocahontas Consolidated Coal Co. between March 1 and 8. Two adults and seven juveniles remained in Fayette County Jail with others released to parents. full names withheld pending investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GAK Hel
ANS
Grand Jury
Ridge
Minden
Dean Lake
Buddy Crouch
New River
Pocahontas
Fayette County
Initiation Held by Pineville Eastern Star Chapter 110
Pineville Chapter No. 110 Order of the Eastern Star met at the Masonic Temple Thursday night for the initiation of Mrs. Virginia Litton and Mrs. Nola Brooks. Miss Elizabeth Williams presided, with C. Chitton Tucker as associate patron and a list of officers, followed by a February visits from North Fork Chapter members. The next meeting on March 21 will be membership Night with two honor squad members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pineville
RNS
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Virginia Litton
Nola Brooks
Elizabeth Williams
Paron
C. Chitton Tucker
Arnold Hager
Abd
J. E. Stone
Gary McClung
Virginia Price
Atrs
Edythe Ross
Robert Browning
Marshal
James McDermill
Tony Cline
Adah
Dean Gray
Sentinel
A. F. Yost
Hazel Yost
Northfork Chapter
Marvin Bowyer
Carbey
E. M. Curry
Violet Stewart
Anna Williams
Earl Cook Jr
Pear Kellam
Lilyhaven Notes Highlight Local Residents and Visits
Lilyhaven brief notes report Miss Gloria Jean Brunty returned home from Man Memorial Hospital after a minor injury on Wednesday. Friday visitors included her father Jess Brunty and sister Dotty Walls and Margaret Walls from the Raymond Tilley household. Miss Becky Justice, daughter of J. B. Justice, remains a patient at Bluefield Sanitarium after admission Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lily Haven
RNL
Gloria Jean Brunty
Jess Brunty
The
Man Memorial Hospital
Sury
Raymond Tilley
Dotty Walls
Margaret Walls
Simon
Becky Justice
J. B. Justice
Bluefield Sanitarium
Pie Social Planned by Oceana Lodges
Henry Zimerman presided at a Saturday Odd Fellows meeting in Oceana. Plans were laid to buy 100 place settings of china and silverware for the Oceana Rebekahs, with each member pledging four place settings. A pie social is set for March 16 at the lodge hall to benefit the Rebekah general fund. Past Grand Association will meet at Whitestick Lodge Mabscott at 7 p.m. on the first Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oceana
RNL
Henry Zim- Merman
Noble Grand
Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
District 16
Rebekeh General Fund
Whitestick Lodge
Mabscott
Furniture, Cabinet: Workshop Profitable for D A Kincaid
D A Kincaid of Colcord West Virginia operates a profitable hobby turning out cedar and walnut baby beds from his workshop. The 77 year old retiree uses a homemade lathe and salvaged lumber, avoiding glue by bolting and fastening with angle iron. He spends about 11 days per bed, seasons lumber for 90 days, and charges around $100 for a finished piece. He invites visitors to see his craftsmanship at his Cotting home workshop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Thomas Whitdsville
D. A. Kincaid
Colcord
Wheeling
Kincaid
West
Virgina
Hardy County
Stifffer Rites Conducted Today in Ames Presbyterian Church
Funeral services for Mrs. Julifa Ann Gutt Jer of Lansing were to be held at 2 pm in Ames Presbyterian Church with Rev. John Bragg officiating. Burial followed in Terry Cemetery Victor. Mrs. Stifffer, 87, died Saturday after a long illness at Oak Hill Hospital. Surviving are Ora Stittler, two daughters Mrs. Mary McGhee and Mrs. Sarah Pyatt of Dayton, Ohio. Dodd-Payne Mortuary of Fayetteville directed arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
Julifa
Ann Gutt Jer
Ames Presbyterian Church
John Bragg
Terry
Victor
Stifffer
Oak Hill
Ames, Presbyterian’ Church
Ora Stittler
Mary McGhee
Sarah Pyatt
Dayton
Ohio
Dodd-Payne Mortuary
Fayetteville
Mt Hope PTA Campaign Plans Fund Drive
Mount Hope Elementary School parents raise 383 dollars to fund a Washington trip for 10 patrol boys. Bake sale March 16 at New River Co. Store, Mount Hope, with future events a movie, a sixth grade play, a tag day, and candy popcorn sales. Mrs. Robert Shutt leads the PTA drive. committee includes Mrs. Helen Darnell Mrs. W. H. Frost and Mrs. WW. M. Pennington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Hope
Parent-Teacher Association
Mount “Hope Elementary School
Washingtn
B. C
New River Co
Robert Shutt
Tthe Ppa
United States
Helen Darnell
W. H. Frost
WW. M. Pennington
Oceana Rotarians Pledge $5,000 Toward Recreation Building
Oceana Rotary Club pledges 5000 toward a proposed recreation center and swimming pool at Laurel Park for area youth. An additional 6600 had already been pledged, with funds sought also for installing lights. A pancake fry is planned March 15 at the Oceana Methodist Church to raise more money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oceana Rotarians
Oceana
RNS
Robert Williams
Clear Fork Valley
Oceana Rotary Club
Laurel Park
Rotary
Clear, Fork Valley
Gene Githland
Oceana Town
Rotary Club
Oceana Methodist Church
Williams
Clear Tork Valley
Oceana High School
Deanna Ellenburg Honored On Birthday
Deanna Ellenburg marked her ninth birthday with a party at Oceana Methodist Church hosted by her mother Mrs. Harlan Ellenburg. The event featured games, decorations, favors, and a guest list of family friends including Randy Blankenship and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uceana
BNS
Deanna Ellenburg
Harlan Ellenburg
Oceana Methodist Church
Randy Blankenship
Roy Rogers
Ellenburg
Larence Vance
Dale Cook
Betty Jane Acord
Billy Ray Drake
Teddy Philyaw
Jo Ann Chambers
Kevin Roach
Barbara Ann Elkins
Tommy Evang
Peggy Lou Cochran
Corky Shannon
Gail Kucek
Debbie Cantey
Ginny Lynn Cook
Tommy Smith
Kenneth Price
Mark
David
Debbie Cooper
Courtney Ann Lilly
Glenna Adams
Jeers
van Hazel Vance
Douglas Smith
Delores Cook
Gwen Cook
Richard Cook
Nancy Shannon
Diana Had
Pamela Hall
Michael Meadows
Pat Goble
Gay Atkins
Okey Cooper Jr
Arlene Drake
Elaine Hall
Bertha Philyaw
G. Shannon
Thomas Smith
Philip Roach
Bell-Anns relief claims for stomach gas speed
An old広告 style item touts Bell-Anns tablets as stopping stomach gas threefold faster with certified laboratory proof. It promotes revitalize relief in minutes and cites a 25 cent price, urging readers to buy Bell-Anns today.
Clear Fork Personal Notes Highlight Local Visits
Clear Fork society notes weekend hosting and visitors include Mr and Mrs Gerald Short of Princeton visiting his parents Mr and Mrs Bernie Short. Carl and Billy Goodson of Cleveland Ohio visiting their parents Mr and Mrs Willie Goodson. The Rev and Mrs Orville Harvey and daughters of Gary Indiana stayed with Mr and Mrs Chauncey Pennington. Harvey family later with Mrs and Mrs Charlie Blankenship. Janet Bailey and Sue Blankenship, Marshall College freshmen, returned to Huntington after visiting Clearfork homes. Bud Chambers of Pineville and Mrs Walden Cook hosted weekend guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. E. Nutter
Charleston
Charlie Shields
Pineville
F. P. Cook
Robert P. Knight
Karen Harvey
Don G. Kelsey
Advent Christian Church
Clearfork
Eddie’ Crews
Ned
Mary ‘Ann
Barbara
Addie Hughes
Clear Fork
L. J. Morgan
Minerva J. Cook
Presbyterian Circles Meet Thursday in Pineville
Pineville Presbyterian Circles will meet Thursday with Circle No. 1 gathering at 7 30 p m at Mrs William Hen kins home chaired by Mrs Magnus Olsen Circle No 4 meeting at 7 30 p m at Mrs Norman K Morgan home presided by chairman Mrs Chester Sturm Circle No 3 meeting at 1 00 p m at Mrs J O Cole home with chairman Mrs Joe Williams presiding
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pineville
RNS
Presbyterian
William Henkins
Magnus ‘Olsen
Norman K. Morgan
Chester Sturm
J. O. Cole
Joe Williams
Pais Completes Nine Weeks Training at Bainbridge
Robert F. Pais son of Mr and Mrs Oscar Pais Pineville has completed nine weeks of recruit training at the U S Naval Training Center Bainbridge Maryland He is a former Pineville High School student and will report to Key West Florida after a leave at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pineville
RNS
Robert F. Pais
Oscar Pais
U.S. Naval Training Center
Bainbridge, Md
Pineville High School
Key West
Fla
Pineville Personal News Covers Weekend Visits
Pineville residents share weekend travels and gatherings with relatives in Huntington, Pineville, Logan, and Clear Fork. Families include Canterbury, Cooke, Vaughn, Mullens, Nichols, Adams, and Harvey with many guests at homes, church services, and a wedding event.
Mrs Blankenship Feted With Birthday Party
CLEARFORK RNS Mrs Irma Gay Blankenship was honored with a surprise birthday dinner at her home. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Cow Blankenship, Mr and Mrs Harry Bailey, Miss Ella Mac Bailey, Mr and Mrs Roy Short and daughters Cheryl Lynn Beverly Dawn, Mr and Mrs King Blankenship and children Phyllis Ann Delores Gary Debra, Mr and Mrs W C Blankenship, all of Clearfork, and Mr and Mrs Joseph Jarrell and children James David Cheryl Lynn Madison, Miss Jackie Ramsey and Mrs Gail Jeffrey, Madison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clearfork
Irma_Gay Blankenship
Tvas
Allending
Cow. Blankenship
Harry Bailey
Ella’ Mac Bailey
Roy Short
Cheryl Lynn
Beverly Dawn
King
Joseph Jarrell
James David
Cheryl
Lynn
Madison
Jackie’ Ramsey
Gail Jeffrey
Colcord Personal Notices and Local Visits
Colcord residents and visitors are listed with weekend guests in Dayton and Chicago, and local trips to Charleston Rand and Beckley. Notable mentions include hospital checks for William Thompson and injury care for Charles Harris after a fall. Community events note a Clear Fork Rand Mother's Club meeting and a Polio Clinic at Clear Fork High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colcord
Kenneth Farley
Rand
Kenny Farley
Glen Herron
Willian Thompson
Charleston Memorial Hospital
Doyle
Dillon
Ronnie Petry
Chesapeake
W.H
Aden Toney Beckley
Clear Fork Rand Mother's Club
Clear Fork High School
Doris Joan Fraley
Charleston
Buel Stover
Clear Creek
Charles Harris
Raleigh-Booné Medical Center
Whitesville
W. V. Wilkerson
Charlie Harris
Gifford Estep
Toledo
Ohio
Clayton Stover
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lal
Life Magazine
Baptist Cohurch
Imagazine
John Bell
Louis Manois
Roger Averson
Leon’ Mynes
Victor Shull
Thomas ‘Crayford
Jerry Pinson
David Jarrell
Virgil Weikte
Joe Jarrell
William ‘Pinson
Tennace Massey
Larry Jarrel
Eddie Overby
Sominex
Pax Farm
Richmond
Richmond Cleaners
Calfee
South Oakwood
Clifford
Info Oes Group
Lilyhaven Personals
Oceana Lodges
Rtl
A. Kincaid
Bin
Mt. Hope Pta
Clear Fork Personals
Presbyterian Circles
Robert Pais
New York
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Indianapolis
Piedmon Hidlnea
L.M. Canterbury
Elmer Canterbury
Wuntington
Dell Cooke
W. Q. Beavers
Huntington
J. W. Burton
W. W. Bell
Nancy Mathena
Sally Henderson
Maybeury
R. R. Vaughn
Floyd’ Rose
Vivian Rose
Hashin Mullens
C. Nichols
Estes A. Nichols
Diane
Basil KF. Nichols
Robert. Adams
Louise Gunter
Ronald Rose
Concord College
G. F. Brown
Darrell V. McGraw
Logan
Colcord Personals
Virgil A. Cook
Rockview
McCreery St
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