Beta Sigma Phi Hears Cultural Program Fayetteville chapter meet
Fayetteville Gamma Omicron Beta Sigma Phi Sorority met Monday evening with Miss Elizabeth Radford presiding in absence of president Miss Jean Miller. The group held pledge training and an open ritual, announced a yellow rose sent to Miss Mary Margaret Thrift in Charleston. The program theme Giving and Receiving Friendship featured member discussions on friendship. Next meeting set March 26 at Miss Miller’s Fayette Ave home.
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Fayetteville
RNS
Jean Miller
Ben Akers
Mary Margaret Thrift
Charleston
Beta Sigma Phi
Miss Radford
Miss Miller
Fayette Ave
Mary Virginia Lewis
Kieth Hunt
Kim O'Neil
Vivian Bock
Ethel Radford
Pax PAX Visits And Local Health Updates
Rev. Ray Wagner visits Pax in Weirwood with Rob bert Glisson family. Pax relatives visit Alfred Humphrey Pax’s daughter Ed ward Helm and Shawn Rance of St Albans. Rosella Sutton improves at home after Beckley Memorial Hospital treatment. Margaret Anne Mowell confined with flu. Corinne Mowell, Covington, Ky., formerly Pax, had surgery in Cincinnati and is listed in good condition awaiting further procedures.
West Virginia industrial accidents rise in February
Charleston dispatch reports the State Workmen's Compensation Department stating 17 lives were lost to industrial accidents in West Virginia last month, up from 15 in February 1961. Non fatal mishaps reached 3,116, down from 3,291 a year earlier.
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Charleston
UPI
State Workmen’s Compensation Department
West Virginia
Illness Of Mother Shakes Base Of Childs World
A guidance column explains how a sick mother unsettles a child who seeks reassurance rather than water. It notes young children view mothers as extensions of themselves and fear abandonment when ill. Parents should model self care and reassure the child that the mother will recover.
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Mrs. Lawrence
Aladdin
Bowling Party By Beta Theta Chapter In Oak Hill
Beta Theta chapter of Beta Sigma Phi hosted a Friday bowling party at Fountain Terrace Lanes in Oak Hill for sorority members and husbands. Mrs. Joe Moreau won lowest score and received a merchant donated prize. Mrs. M. K. Carden earned candy for highest score, and her husband got two theater tickets for the men’s top score.
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Oak Hill
BNS
Beta Theta Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Fountain Terrace
Joe Moreau
M. K. Carden
Steve Grabosky
James Haysell
Ivan Bush
Tom Humphries
Aubry Riner
Fayette Grand Jurors To Report April 2
Fayetteville RNS reports the grand jury members to report on April 2 include James Bostic Montgomery C H Barrett Beards Fork Mrs ZelLa Davis Layland Mrs E B Eske Fayetteville Mrs Ralph Fazio Fayetteville W C Farley Oak Hill Harley Fleshman Minden Albert Grafton Lookout Arnold Hart Ansted J O Higginbotham Boomer Bessie Kitchen Gauley Bridge Lincoln Kenney Rainelle Mrs W J Moore Mr Hope Nelson Neal Carlisle J B Swope Kimberly and Thomas Tomasek Smithers.
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Fayetteville
RNS
James Bostic
Montgomery
C. H. Barrett
Beards Fork
Zella Davis
Layland
E. B. Eskew
Ralph Fazio
W. C. Farley
Oak Hill
Harley Fleshman
Minden
Albert Grafton
Lookout
Arnold Hart
Ansted
J. O. Higginbotham
Landscape Architect Tours Castle Rock
Pineville article notes landscape architect Clifford Collier from West Virginia University met with Castle Rock Garden Club project committee for a tour of Castle Rock and to offer recommendations. Attending were Mrs. Goodwin Jarvis incoming president Mrs. O E Wilks Mrs. R M Worrell chairman Mrs W C Bailey Jr Mrs Jack K Shipman Mrs Claude Pancake and Mrs Darrell V McGraw.
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Pineville
RNS
Clifford Collier
West Virginia University
Castle Rock Garden Club
Castle Rock
Goodwin Jarvis
O. E. Wilks
R. M. Worrell
W. C. Bailey Jr
Jack K. Shipman
Claude Pancake
Darrell V. McGraw
Laurel Gardeners Attend Regional Meet At The Greenbrier
Members of the Laurel Garden Club Mullens attended the Southern Atlantic Regional meeting of State Garden Clubs at The Greenbrier Hotel White Sulphur Springs last Thursday through Saturday. Attendees included Mrs N D Trent Mrs B W Steele Mrs J W Arthur and club president Mrs M M Shumate and Mrs A G Gilreath. Mrs Shumate and Mrs Steele state chairman of Garden Therapy also attended the State Garden Club meeting prior to the Regional meet where Mrs Steele organized the Garden Therapy program and display.
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Mullens
RNS
Laurel Garden Club
State Garden Clubs
Greenbrier
White Sulphur Springs
N. D. Trent
B. W. Steele
J. W. Arthur
M. M. Shumate
A. G. Gilreath
Shumate
Steele
State Garden Club
Birth of James Alan Givens in Charleston
Mr and Mrs James Givens of Portsmouth Ohio announce the birth of their first child a son born Sunday morning at McMillan Hospital Charleston weighing seven and three quarter pounds named James Alan Mrs Givens is the former Miss Mavis Stewart Maternal grandparents are Ward and Mrs Stewart of Ravencliff and paternal grandparents Emory and Mrs Givens Summersville Mr and Mrs Stewart visited Charleston Sunday to see their new grandson
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Ravencliff
ANS
James Givens
Portsmouth
Ohio
McMillan Hospital
Charleston
James Alan
Givens
Mavis Stewart
Ward Stewart
Emory Givens
Summersville
Stewart
Students Visit Fayetteville Weekend Guest Nearby
Miss Connie Witt Cunard a Marshall College student visited her parents Mr. and Mrs John Witt over the weekend. Her guest was Miss Sharon De Blanco Weirton her roommate. Leland Stanford University is located in the Santa Clara valley 30 miles southeast of San Francisco Calif.
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Fayetteville
Rns
Connie Witt
Cunard
Marshall College
John Witt
Miss Witt
Sharon de Blanco
Weirton
Leland Stanford Junior University
Santa Clara Valley
San Francisco, Calif
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Laurel Gardeners
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