Area Railroad Men To Attend Conference In Roanoke
Roanoke hosts the 36th Annual Better Service Conference of the Norfolk and Western Railway with about 700 delegates from nine states and the District of Columbia. West Virginia attendees include E F Carbaugh S J Dempsey M G Harvey B E Newsome and many others from Mullens Oak Hill Oceana Pineville and nearby towns. The program opens with a luncheon at Hotel Roanoke and features speeches by Dr. Tennyson Guyer J Forest Jamison and N W leaders, followed by committee sessions and a closing lunch.
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Roanoke
Norfolk and Western Railway
West
Elmore
C. D. Hale
Fort Gay
Perdue
Herndon
B. W. Woolfolk
Matoaka
F. D. Caldwell
H. T. Cooper
J. T. Davidson
W. A. Delp
H. C. Dooley
W. G. Goad
R. L. Hart
L. J. Kaman
E. Lefler
D. H. Lucas
W. McKinney
C. W. Miller, Jr
E. T. Poff
C. G. Rose
E. H. Stearts
A. B H. White
E. D. White
T. W. Williams
Mullens
E. P. Oxley
Oak Hill
S. M. Tatum
Oceana
G. R. Yeager
Page
A. J
Pineville
Willis M. Adderson
Tennyson Guyer
Ohio State Senate
Dr. Guyer
Ohio
J. Forest Jamison
Stuart T. Saunders
Finance
Hamilton M. Redman
John P. Fishwick
Law
Robert N. Woodall
Traffic
Harry C. Wyatt
Rebecca Hurt Honored On 10th Birthday
A party in Bradley honors Rebecca Hurt for her tenth birthday with a Saint Patrick theme. Prizes were awarded to multiple residents including Janie Lee Cooper and Jean Ann Suttle, as gifts were opened and displayed by Rebecca. Attendees included numerous Bradley and Prince Hill residents and adults from the community.
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Janie Lee Cooper
Jean Ann Suttle
Ronnie Bolen
Joan Davis
Jim Williams
Debbie Angell
Janie Stone
Donna
Becky Matheny
Paul Pishner
Rebecca
Elizabeth Hurd
Ronnie
Nancy Bolen
Jim
Earl Lee
Charlotte Williams
Brenda
Scrappy” Honaker
Debbie Radford
Teddy Ray
Janey Stone
Connie
Mark
John Lilly
Andrew Vincent
Mary Ann Huzoski
Becky
Wendy Hurt
Bradley
Jane Lee Cooper
Threasa
Judy Ward
Terry Magliano
Freda Lee Cox
Prince Hill
Carlos Lilly
Shirley Magliano
Ruth Williams
Josephine Huzoski
Betty Honaker
Pastor Speaks At Mission Meet
The Rev. Paul Gravely, pastor of the Long Branch Methodist church, spoke at the Laurel Grove Missionary Society meeting in Lively. The topic was love and he cited John 3 as his text. Mrs. Lively opened the meeting and led devotions with a lesson from Proverbs. A poem titled A Woman's Prayer was read and a covered-dish dinner followed for members and guests.
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PAX
RNS
Paul Gravely
Long Branch
Laurel Grove Missionary Society
Laurel Grove Baptist Church
Lively
J. E. Lively
John
Carl Murdock
Kenneth Dangerfield
Mullens PTA Officers Take Time After Meeting
Mullens High School Parent-Teacher Association officers pause for refreshments after a Tuesday night meeting at the Grade School. In the photo, Mrs. H. L. Ak and others are seen from left to right.
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Mullens Parent - Teacher Association
H. L. Ak
Long Branch WSCS Holds Monthly Meeting
The Women’s Society of Christian Service at Long Branch Methodist Church met in the church auxiliary room. Mrs Roby Billings led the program on The Seven Last Utterances of Jesus Then Easter with readings by Billings Williams Kidd Shorter and McNeely. A special song There’s A Green Hill was performed by Mrs McNeely. Refreshments followed.
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PAX
RNS
Women’s Society of Christian Service of
Long Branch’ Methodist Church
Roby Billings
Jesus
Calvary
Grace Williams
Billings
Miss Williams
Bryant Kidd
Carson
Mount Hope girl enlists in Bowling Green Commerce course
Miss Ruth Ann Brooks of Mount Hope Route 1 enrolls for the spring semester at Bowling Green College of Commerce in Kentucky pursuing a course in business administration for the upcoming term.
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Mount Hope
Ruth Ann Brooks
Okey S. Brooks
Route 1, Mount Hope
Bowling Green College of Commerce
Bowling Green
Nine Adults Take GED Tests in Pineville
Nine adults took General Education Development tests at the Wyoming County Board of Education office in Pineville. Tests covered English social studies science literature and mathematics as a completion path to high school equivalency diplomas.
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Board of Education
Pineville
ANS
Wyoming County
Armed Services
State Department of Education
West Virginia
Clarence A. Brock
Charleston
Wriston Miller Vows Read In Mossy Church
In a 10 am Saturday ceremony Wanda Carla Wriston wed Larry Poe Miller a Navy specialist third class at Wesley Chapel Advent Church Mossy The bride daughter of Enoch Winston Paint Creek and Miller son of Joe Miller Marion Ohio The Rev Nathan Butler officiated A reception followed at the couple's home and they departed Sunday for Norfolk to begin married life.
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Miller
Marion High School
Navy
Norfolk
Mark
Shelly
Jim Walston
Marion
Ohio
Butler
Tara
Dorothy
Randy
Roy Holley
Linda
Long Branch
Pax Nets $102 For Heart Fund Drive
Mrs. Raymond Kelly, chairman of the Pax Heart Fund, turned in 102 to Fayette County Heart Fund chair Wanda Farrish. Donations came from Singspiration at Long Branch Methodist Church 29.19, school dance 17.81, Pax Junior High noon dance 6, homemakers club 2, Mount Zion Baptist Church 2, Pax Farm Women’s Club 6.50, Laurel Grove Baptist Church 5, Laurel Grove Missionary Society 5, Brotherhood of Maintenance Workers 25, and 3.50 miscellaneous. Mrs. Kelly thanked all contributors.
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PAX
RNS
Raymond Kelly
Heart Fund
Wanda Farrish
Fayette County
Long Branch Homemakers Club
Mount Zion Baptist Church
Pax Farm Women's Club
Laurel Grove Baptist Church
Laurel Grove Missionary Society
Brotherhood of Maintenance Workers
Kelly
Mrs. Beckett Honored At Mullens Bridal Shower
Mrs. Terry Beckett is presented a gift by hostesses at a bridal shower in her honor at the First Baptist Church of Mullens on Friday night. Attending guests include the bride’s mother Mrs. S. H. Burcham Jr. and others, with the bride identified as daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Burcham Jr. of South Mullens.
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Terry Beckett
Eva Bradbury
First Baptist Church
WVU Presents Garden TV Programs Across West Virginia
Roscoe K. Plumley of Wyoming County announces Springtime West Virginia a one hour WVU extension service TV special. It will air Saturday at 4 p.m. on WCHS Charleston WHTN Huntington and WOAY Oak Hill, with home garden topics from soil sampling to lawn care and fruit trees. Free seeds are available Monday and Tuesday at listed schools for unemployed or crash program applicants, with income and family size limits.
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Pineville
RNS
Roscoe K. Plumley
Wyoming County Agriculture Agent
West Virginia
Agriculture Extension Service of
West Virginia University
Wchs- TV
Charleston
Whtn - TV
Huntington
Woay-Tv
Oak Hill
Plumley
State Department of Agriculture
Sun Hill School
Baileysville High School
Coal Mountain School
Surprise Party Honors Mrs Bergendahl at Home
A Monday 7:30 p m surprise party at the Bergendahl home in Mount SJOPE celebrated Mrs Bergendahl birthday anniversary. Hosts were Mrs Perry O'Dell Mrs A L Huffman and Mrs Andrew Oschlager. Prizes went to Mrs Floyd Light Mrs O'Dell and Mrs Edgar Akers.
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Arlee Lively
Edgar Akers
Madge Warden
Harry Salmon
Frank ‘Bill’ Bergendahl
Frank Troitina
A. L. Huffman
John Hager
Lillian Davis
Effie Dower
Sanford McNeely
Frances Dixon
Harold Stafford
Burden Of Aged Parents In Tough Family Choices
An Asia Times syndicated piece by Mrs Muriell Lawrence contrasts Indian and American views on elder care. A daughter faces resentment and fatigue as she contemplates placing her 83 year old father in a care home, weighing fears of humiliation against the strain of care and the search for a humane option.
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Muriel Lawrence
Newspaper Enterprise Asia
Asia
Dad
COLONAID Laxative Promises 3 Way Relief For Constipation
A newspaper ad touts COLONAID as a new laxative that moisturizes dry waste, retones colon muscles, and gently stimulates lower colon reflexes. Marketed as safe even for expectant mothers, it claims overnight relief without affecting nutrient absorption, offering an introductory size for 43 cents.
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Colonaid
Nationwide insurance plan promises higher value for families
An old advertisement touts Nationwide life policies with increased dividends and interest, a modified 3 to 10 plan cutting premiums for young fathers, a family policy covering all members, potential income payout if death occurs early, insurability guaranteed option, and a call to contact the local office for full details.
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Rebecca Hurt
Lacy Hurt
Mission Meet
Delia Lively
Sam Hyden
Wesley Dangerfield
Mullens High School
PTA
Ers
R. E. Dish- Humphrey
Mis. Ner
Elbert Frank Roncella
WSCS
L. Small
Danese
Marvin Chester Jennings
Bud
Wonnie Pierce Short
Hatcher
Shelby Ray Roach
Pax Nets
Beckett
WVU
Department of Public Assistance
Mrs. Bergendahl
of Historic
America
John Hunt Morgan
OLD Crow Distillery Company
Frankfort
Kentucky
Mrs. D
India
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Beckley
S. Fayette St
Lewisburg
South Court Street
McConnell
Nationwide Life Insurance Company
Columbus 16
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