McCallum Says He Is Downright Ugly in U N C L E Feature
New York interview with David McCallum of U N C L E notes his rising fame as Illya Kuryakin. He discusses career moves, film work, and his self described plain looks while detailing the series’ buzz and upcoming spin off The Girl from U N C L E.
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Joan Crosby
New York
U.N.C.L.E
Nbc-Tv
Boston
Ashington
Detroit
Toron
Macy’s
David
Robert Vaughn
Viet Nam
Vaughn
McCallum
MGM
Girl
U.N.C.L
Ivan Dors
Bible Study Set By Church
Mount Hope Presbyterian Church circles met Monday for Bible study and programs. Circle No 3 gathered at Mrs C E Howards with plans for April nursery and a next meeting at Oak Hill Mount Hope Road hosted by Mrs R E Core and Miss Clara Craig. Circle No 1 met at Mrs Joseph McCoys with chair Mrs P C Graney Jr presiding and sessions announcing March 21 to 24 Bible study guest Joseph McLeod Beckley and April 19 presbyterial at Bluefield Westminster. Attendees included multiple members and guests.
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Mount Hope
BNS
Mount Hope Presbyterian Church
C. E. Howard
Anthony Puskas
Leo Morelli
Friends of the Seminary
R. E. Core
Clara Craig
C. R. Hee
C. Bones
Professor To Attend Summer Seminar on African Affairs
Raymond T. Hill associate professor of geography at Concord College was chosen as one of five participants in a summer seminar on African Affairs at the University of Pittsburgh in June and July. Five were selected from a pool of over 60 WV, OH, PA college faculty who attended the ACSE sponsored Faculty Institute this year. Hill will study highway transportation development in Africa over the past decade. The seminar is sponsored by the Regional Council for International Education.
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Athens
Raymond T. Hill
Concord College
University of Pittsburgh
West Virginia
Ohio
Pennsylvania
ACSE
Hill
Africa
African Affairs Institute
Regional Council For Internatonal Education
Banquets Set At Mullens High School This Spring
Three school banquets scheduled at Mullens High School with Future Homemakers of America sponsoring the March 25 event. A tentative April 15 Rebel M Banquet date and a Junior-Senior Prom set for April 29. FHA and Rebel M gatherings in the school cafeteria and the prom in the gymnasium.
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Mullens
BNS
Mullens High School
Cances
Future Homemakers of America
Guest Conductor Named for Fayette Choral Festival
R Wayne Hugoboom of Tampa Florida will serve as guest conductor for the Fayette County Choral Festival April 1 2 at Hope High School. Hugoboom is national executive secretary of the American Choral Directors Association and a founder of ACDA. He has held major posts at Indiana University Marshall University Manatee Junior College and the University of South Florida. He edits The Choral Journal and led ACDA as its first executive secretary last year. He also serves as organist and choir director at Tim s Memorial Presbyterian Church.
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Mount Hope
ANS
Fayette County
Indiana University
France
Marshall University
Huntington
Manatee Junior College
Bradenton
Fla
University of South Florida At
Tampa
Hugoboom
ACDA
Tims Memorial Presbyterian Church
Educators
Phi Mumpha Sinfonia
Lenten Blood drives Dallas volunteer gives yearly pint
James S. Cleaver, a Dallas Heart Association director, donated a pint to Parkland Hospital blood bank during Lent. He says he has made giving blood a seasonal habit for years.
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Parkland Hospital
Cleaver
The
Dallas Heart Association
Mullens Club to Present Two Act Follies Tonight
The Woman's Civic Club of Mullens will stage a two act six scene musical review titled Memories in the Mullens High School Auditorium on April 1 and 2. Left to right in the cast are Peggy Osborne Dana Bailey Nancy Seaton Lorena Jolson Debbie Barbara Compton. The show features a lively routine fitting the theme.
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Woman’s Civic Club
Mullens
Mullens High School
Peggy Osborne
Dana Bailey
Nancy Seaton
Lorena : Son
Debbie
Barbara Compton
Oak Hill Construction Company Gets Charter
CHARLESTON UPI The Secretary of State lists new corporations: Mineral Wells Wood County Emix Manufacturing Co. in Mineral Wells with stock $40,000 and starting $1,000. Bridgeport-Dyer and White Construction Co. in Nutter Fort Bridgeport Clarksburg with stock $10,000. Woodlawn Lumber Co. in Wheeling with 100 shares and starting $2,500. Oak Hill Price and Price Pole Line Construction Co. in Oak Hill with stock $20,000 starting $20,000. Pecks Mill Micco Mining, Inc. in Pecks Mill with stock $10,000 starting $8,000. Fairlea Mill Equipment Co. Inc. in Fairlea with stock $50,000 starting $3,000.
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Charleston
UPI
Robert Bailey
Mineral Wells
Wood County
Emix Manufacturing Co
Claradon Ott
Geneva Ott
James L. Ott
Parkersburg
Bridgeport — Dyer and White Construction Co
Jay Dyer
Nutter Fort
Richard White
Bridgeport
William Johnson
Clarksburg
Woodlawn Lumber Co
Edward Fisher
Edith Fisher
Richard Herndon
Wheeling
Oak Hill
Price and Price Pole Line Construction Co
Hollas Price
Robert Price
Thelma Price
Pecks Mill
Logan County
Micco Mining, Inc
W. C. Childers
Rennie Ray Childers
Genoa Evans
Fairlea
Greenbrier County
Fairlea Mill Equipment Co., Inc
Harold Tomchin
Frank Nelson
Princeton
Abe Tomchin
Bluefield
Russell Reports for Duty After Leave at Fort Leonard Wood
Pvt. Thomas Russell, after several days with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Omes Russell, reported for duty Thursday at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri. He recently finished basic training at Ft. Knox Kentucky. Visiting this past week were his brother in law and sister in law Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Fraley and their Texas children at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Lane.
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Corinne
Rns
Pvt
Thomas Russell
Omes_ Russell
Fort Leonard Wood
Russell
Ft. Knox
James Lane
Charles W. Fraley
Texas
Pastor Addresses Men Willingness at Oceana church event
Rev E Clyde Bussard spoke to Toneda Baptist Men's Fellowship at the Oceana Methodist Church Saturday. Jimmy Lester led the program and a report on a church address system was given. The group planned cookout after a barbecue oven project and announced Rev Verne Cook as program chairman with Mrs Jimmy Cook and Mrs Roy Lester as hostesses. Members present included Roy Lester Boydes Otis Cook Tom Long Jimmie Lester Jim Hall Jay Cook Jerry Cook Gilbert Cook and Ulvert Toler.
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Topledis
E. Clyde Bussard
Oceana Methodist Church
Toneda Baptist Men’s Fellowship
Jimmy Lester
Verne Cook
Jimmy Cook
Roy Lester
Boydes
Otis Cook
Tom Long
Jimmie Lester
Jim Hall
Jay Cook
Jerry Cook
Gilbert Cook
Ulvert Toler
Wilson jokes after pamphlet hits microphone
Prime Minister Harold Wilson was delivering a campaign speech in London when a youth hurled a crumpled election pamphlet at him. The pamphlet struck the microphone and Wilson quipped that the youth's aim was better than his material.
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AIM Pleases London
UPI
Harold Wilson
Wilson
Thief Steals Food From Sterling Elementary Kitchen
Sterling Colorado thieves break into an elementary school but steal only edible supplies. They take 40 pounds hamburger 5 pounds hot dogs 40 pounds butter 15 dozen eggs seven loaves bread and 24 ice cream bars leaving money tapes and equipment untouched.
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Sterling
Colo
UPI
Pineville OES Honors Worthy Grand Matron
Pineville Chapter No 110 honored Mrs Etheline Zacharski worthy grand matron with a 6 pm dinner at First Methodist Church Fellowship Hall. Zacharski, longtime OES leader and current Rainbow for Girls grand mother advisor, resides at Wil-Eth Farms Cherry Run. Also present were Charles Chapman Huntington and Esther Meadows Charleston among other officers. Pineville Chapter 116 hosted the official visitation by Zacharski with Maude Abshire and local dignitaries attending.
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Pineville
RNS
Order of Eastern Star
First Methodist Church
Etheline Zacharski
Berkeley
Berkeley Springs
Zacharski
OES
Order of Rainbow
Wil-Eth Farms
Cherry Run
Charles Chapman
Huntington
Esther Meadows
Charleston
Audrey Daniels
Enos Williams
Walls
Masonic Hall
Daniels
John Ball
Opal Goode
Gladys Stone
Edythe
Edith Williams
Order of the Eastern Star
Audreyee — Behe
Maude Abshire
Princeton
Chariles
Oak Hill BSP Holds Annual Hobo Party
Beta Theta Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority held its annual Hobo Party at Mrs. Mark Miller’s home. City Council Social planned at White Oak Country Club with Dr. Reed Davis as guest speaker. RS. John Daniels spoke on the topic People. Fresh meats served to listed members. next meeting at Mrs. Turgut Nese’s home on March 24.
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Oak Hill
ANS
Beta Theta
Beta Sigma
Phi Sorority
Mark Miller
White Oak Country Club
Reed Davis
West Virginia Institute of Technology
John Daniels
Orvile Basham
Arnold Brackman
Philip Comer
Glen Kincaid
W. R. Lessick
Turgut Nese
Initiation Details Of Local Club Members Named
Seated from left Kathy Mc Brenda C McKinney and Le neka Sizemore are listed as initiates. Sponsor of the club is Mrs Hester Murphree.
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Kathy Mc
Brenda C. McKinney
Leneka Sizemore
Mrs. Hester Murphree
Mount Hope News Roundup Signals Local Health Tales
Mrs G E Huffman returns home after a week with son Ronald Huffman in Baltimore due to illness in the daughter-in-law. Mrs Lacy Hurt confined home sick. Emory LeMaster and Debra Sue visit relatives in Hyattsville and Kilsyth. Walter Summers a patient at Oak Hill Hospital for observation. Dorothy Hutchison improves at Raleigh General Hospital after a fall fracture.
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Mount Hope
RNS
G. E. Huffman
Ronald Huffman
Baltimore
Becaue
Lacy Hurt
Emory LeMaster
Debra Sue
Hyattesville Md
W. L. Haynes
Helen Greer
Kilsyth
Walter Summers
Oak Hill Hospital
Dorothy Hutchison
Raleigh General Hospital
Honored On Birthday Oak Hill
Friends and neighbors of Mrs. I. S. Tyler surprised her with cake and coffee at her Pea Ridge Road home on Friday afternoon to celebrate her birthday. Guests included Miss Willie Huddleton, Mrs. Wilma Birt, Mrs. Frank Nicholes, Mrs. Frank Munoz, Mrs. Charlie Jones, Mrs. Lewis Deprich, Mrs. Kenny Burgess, Miss Nancy Hannabass, Mrs. Pat Day, Cindy Day, Mrs. Nick Garden, Mrs. R. R. Thomas, Mrs. Maude Hannabass, Mrs. Donald P. Lively, Miss Kelly Sue Baker, and Bill Hannabass.
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Oak Hill
BNS
I. S. Tyler
Pea Ridge Road
Willie Huddieston
Wilma Birt
Frank Nicholes
Frank Munoz
Charlie Jones
Lewis Deprich
Kenny Burgess
Nancy Hannabass
Pat Day
Cindy Day
Nick Garden
R. R. Thomas
Maude Hannabass
Donald P. Lively
Kelly Sue Baker
Bill Hannabass
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