Ben Dunman Fair Winners Ready For County Event
Mullens RNS report on Ben Dunman Junior High School science fair with about 250 projects from seventh and eighth graders. Miss Catherine Stewart and Bernard K Shannon co directors say 40 winners advance to the county science fair at Mullens High School. Judges from Concord College and Pocahontas Fuel Co. name first second and honorable mention winners across many projects including a sewage treatment plant, a model steam engine and a Thor Able rocket.
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Mullens
RNS
Ben Dunman Junior High School
Catherine Stewart
Bernard K. Shannon
Mullens High School
Louis Kaman
Dora Lewis
Lee Hodson
Marcia Toler
Mary Jo Emanuele
Carolyn McConshay
Elizabeth Pryor
Danny Roy Broyles
Beth Carr
Bobby Tiley
Mike Joyce
Bill Delp
Sammy Webster
Dennis Thompson
Ramona Thomas
Tommy Dick
Dianna Sue Jennings
Wyoming County
Charles Nease
Jerry McKinney
Jennifer Gravely
Vicki Pauley
Lynda Ellis
Kay Simpson
Doug Nease
Wylie Barlow
Mike Bunion
Larry Bane
Denver McKinney
James McKinney
Kathryn McKinney
Eclipse
Sue Huffman
Dottie Redden
Rosa Campbell
Patricia Bradley
Terry Cook
Rosemary Lambert
Bill Short
Hugh Land
E. Meade McNeil
Eugene Evans
Concord College
Lucille Bird
Horace Bolen
Concord
Taylor Leonard
C. W. Porterfield
Pocahontas Fuel Co
Itmann
Woodrow Cook
Lillard Eldreth
Ray Toler
Charles Emanuele
Alpeca
Roy Kenneda
Nimitz Man Dies Of Carbon Monoxide
HINTON UP I Charles D. Lowe of near Nimitz died in a hospital from carbon monoxide fumes after he and Ted Simms were found in a stalled car on a road off U.S. 20 near Hinton. Simms, 35, was in critical condition but expected to recover. Police said the pair, stuck in deep mud, tried to push the car free, then left the engine running and returned inside to stay warm.
Marriage Hint From Lady Lewis for Conservative Women
London gossip notes Lady Lewis Ham offers marriage tips to Conservative party women urging them not to fear remarrying if it brings stability and happiness, reflecting social attitudes of the time.
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London
UPP
Armco to Spend $2 Million on West Virginia Mines
Gov. Barron says Armco Steel plans nearly 2 million dollars in 1962 for major improvements to coal mining facilities in Boone and Raleigh counties. Robin Hood mine in Boone and Montcoal operations in Raleigh will receive most funds for plant upgrades, anti pollution equipment, and new office facilities. Approximately 600 workers are employed across the three plants with annual state spending around 10 million dollars in wages and supplies.
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Charleston
Barron
Armco Steel Corp
Boone
Raleigh
Boone County
Raleigh County
Armco
West Virginia
Robin Hood
Montcoal
Middletown
Ohio
Montreal
110 In State To Get Job Training
Washington reports that the Area Redevelopment Administration and the Department of Labor approved $23,104 in training funds to train 110 workers in three West Virginia cities. Grafton receives 4532 for 40 trainees. Bluefield 10277 for 50 trainees. Oak Hill 8295 for 20 trainees, reflecting new industries in each area.
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Washington
UPI
Area Redevelopment Administration
ARA
Department of Labor
West Virginia
Jennings Randolph
Robert Byrd
Elizabethee Cleveland Bailey
DW. Va
Grafton
Bluefield
Oak Hill
Saulsville Society Has March Meeting
The March meeting of the Women's Society of the Saulsville Baptist Church was held at the home of Mrs. Henry Clay Jr. The program centered on "Rainbows" with Mrs. Clay noting God's beauty and love and the value of kind words, prayers, and trust. A 12-year-old recited Trees by Joyce Kilmer. A turkey dinner fund raiser April 14 in the church basement aims to buy a new stove for the kitchen.
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Saulsville
RNS
Women's Society of the
Janice Meadows
John Canada
Rehearsal Planned After Mount Hope Lions Dinner
Mount Hope Lions Club holds its 6:30 p.m. dinner with Patrick C. Graney Jr. presiding. A Dixieland Ministry Show rehearsal follows for an April 6 Mount Hope High School Auditorium performance with afternoon school children and 7:30 p.m. evening show. Proceeds support sight conservation and annual charity projects. Amick notes 45 to 50 pairs of glasses furnished yearly. Regular Thursday practice sessions aim to make the show exceptional. all members urged to attend.
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Mount Hope
RNL
Mount Hope Lions Club
Patrick C. Graney Jr
Mount Hope High School
E. C. Amick
Amick
Pineville Girl Scouts Awarded and Troop 25 Honors
Fifteen members of Girl Scout Troop No. 25 in Pineville gathered at the Presbyterian Church education building for a regular meeting. Karen Talliaferro was elected troop scribe, Barbara Poff treasurer, Marilyn Campbell song leader. Two Tenderfoot candidates, Paula McKinney and Dreama Taylor, were invested. membership stars were presented to several girls, and membership cards issued. Connie Jean Sands attended as a guest. A post ceremony social followed. Mrs Looney baked a green triad cake for Girl Scout golden anniversary observance.
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Pineville
ANS
Ralph Looney
Charles Riling
Presbyterian Church
Karen Talliaferro
Barbara Poff
Marilyn Campbell
Paula McKinney
Dreama Taylor
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