Plans For Revival At Mount Hope Methodist Church
WSCS of Mount Hope Methodist Church discussed Palm Sunday meals on April 15 and a revival scheduled for April 26 to May 6. Members present included Mrs. Jack Stuart Mrs. Harold Hock and Mrs. W L Burruss among others. program titled My Faith Looks Up to Thee featured readings and prayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Mount Hope Methodist Church
Jack Stuart
Harold Hock
W. L. Martin
Louie Corey
Eva Felten
W. L. Burruss
George Porter
E. C. Hanes
George Scott Vargo
Sue Spade
Nokie Thompson
Haven Davis
Loraine Wotring
Circle No. 3
Pax PAX Weekend Visits and Moves Mentioned
Mr and Mrs Larry Kile return to Indianapolis after a visit with the Mowells in Pax and a Covington KY stop to see Johnie Mowell. Families including the Laffertys, Glisons, Painters, Tyrees and McFalls are noted with various visits and a move to North Carolina. A church circle meeting is scheduled for April with Circle No 2 in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pax
Larry Kile
Indianapolis
Ind
Clyde Mowell
Covington
Johnie Mowell
Charley Lafferty
Robert Glisson
Weirwood
Russell Meredith
Claude Painter
Sheila Kay
Fred McFalls
S. P. Bair
Stamford
Bill Wagner
Beckley
Larry Tyree
Toni Lynn
Terri Lee
North Carolina
Frank Tyree
Charles Puckett
Kilsyth
Pennsylvania
Max Tyree
Lawrence Tyree
Circle To Send Nylons Overseas
Mount Hope First Christian Church Circle No 2 met with Mrs D B Hartsaw as hostess. Guests included Mrs C R Berry. Members listed were Mrs A Maude Roby Mrs R L Beverley Mrs Marvin Beverley Mrs E W Dunkley Mrs William Givens Mrs Nellie Manning Mrs Mary Falletty Mrs Page Humphrey and Mrs William B Ramey. Devotional Ye Shall Be My Witnesses Despite Opposition was by Mrs Myrl Beverly. Others participating were Mrs Berry Mrs Dunkley and Mrs Roby. Members were reminded to bring nylons for a future overseas sale. Roby displayed sale items as a money making project. Get well cards were sent to the sick and shut in. Next meeting set for April 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Hope
RNS
Mount Hope First Christian Church
D. B. Hartsaw
C. R. Berry
A. Maude Roby
R. L. Beverley
Marvin Beverley
E. W. Dunkley
William Givens
Nellie Manning
Mary Falletty
Page Humphrey
William B. Ramey
Myrl Beverly
Berry
Dunkley
Roby
Ravencliff Notes Home Return Highlights Local Visits
Lon Stewart returns home from Beckley Memorial Hospital after three weeks. University students visit Morgantown families including the Lillys and Acords in Pineville and Mullens. Danny Lafferty receives ear infection treatment at Mullens General Hospital. Lee Eller comes home from Richmond with son and daughter-in-law, visiting relatives in Maben. Cordelia and Virginia Price visit Mrs Reuben Williams. Jacqueline Sanders guests with Miss Mary Frances Bailey for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Lafferty
Mullens General Hospital
Mullens
Lee Eller
Richmond
Leonard Eller
New Facilities Double Towns Water Storage
Fayetteville's Municipal Water Works announces a new storage tank on the John Althier property boosting capacity to more than double the former level. A second 100000 gallon tank on an 80 foot tower, plus a 500 gpm well pump supplementing a 250 gpm pump, modernize the utility and filtration. Tours of the facilities are offered via Robert Honaker and J. H. Allen.
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Fayetteville
RNS
J. H. Allen
Municipal Water Works of
John Althier
Althier
Robert
Red) Honaker
Allen
Althier Hill
Tank Hill
Lions Plan Style Show At Oak Hill Club
Oak Hill Lions Club members stage their 19th annual style show led by Postmaster H B Dews whose enthusiasm caused his tie to be cut at a Thursday meeting. Committeemen Niel Swann and Danny Davis promise one of the best shows yet with spring and summer displays from Oak Hill merchants before an audience exceeding 700.
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Oak Hill
H. B. Dews
Lions Club
Gene Carter
Lions
Niel Swann
Danny Davis
Band Performs At PTA Meet At Herndon High School
Herndon High School Band, directed by Louis Kaman, performed a 30 minute concert at the Bud-Alpeca PTA meeting. Principal Ace Stewart lauded the band’s progress since its formation last fall. A Spring carnival was planned for Friday April 20. The group voted to donate 21.60 for duplicator paper. Mrs. P. E. McGraw led the program. Diane Smith read scripture and A. B. Church offered a prayer. Dana Graham, Dianne Smith and Carmen Hutchins danced. Mrs. McGraw’s fourth grade won the room count for most parents present. About 130 people attended.
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P. E. McGraw
Dianne Smith
A. B. Church
Dana Graham
Carmen Hutchins
McGraw
Mrs Virginia Elliott Leads Circle Program
Members of the Ladies Auxiliary of Bradley Free Will Baptist Church met Monday at 7 30 p m in the Auxiliary Hall. Mrs Virginia Elliott read Scripture and presented a program titled For Times Such as These Witness Unto the Lord with topics by Lottie Arthur Dorothy Martin Lula Thompson and Wanda McMillion. A moment of silence honored Lillian Williams. next meeting set for April 9 with Nathen Elliott in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Martin
Lula Thompson
Wanda McMillion
Lillian Williams
Nathen Elliott
Honored on Birthday Mullens
Walter Ashley Jr. was honored with a birthday party Saturday afternoon at his home for his 11th birthday. Attendees included Billy Lester, David Lucas, Bobby Hatcher, Hoagy Thorn, Rodney Bentley, Shelley Thomas, Roberta Shumate, Judy Jack Stewart, Donna Farmer, Patti Ashley, Vickie Ashley, Carol Blevins, Barbara Davis and Douglas Ashley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mullens
Walter Ashley Jr
Walter Ashley
Billy Lester
David Lucas
Bobby Hatcher
Hoagy Thorn
Rodney Bentley
Shelley Thomas
Roberta Shumate
Judy Jack Stewart
Donna Farmer
Patti Ashley
Vickie Ashley
Carol Blevins
Barbara Davis
Douglas Ashley
Kopperston Visitors and Out-of-Town Guests
R N S report R E Wilson Jr and Harold Tracy were business visitors in Morgantown last week. Mrs Ray Eppling returned to Kopperston after a ten day visit with her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs George Roach of Columbus Ohio. Guests of Mr and Mrs S H Gallaher this week include his father CC O Gallaher of Elkins and James Gallaher of Indian Head Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kopperston
R. E. Wilson Jr
Harold Tracy
Morgantown
Ray Eppling
George Roach
Columbus
Ohio
S. H. Gallaher
Cc. O. Gallaher
Elkins
James Gallaher
Indian Head
Leaders Plan 4-H Activities in Wyoming County
Six leaders and guests met at the Courthouse Annex in Pineville to map 4-H activities. Charter pins require age 15, two years in 4-H, and camp plans. pre charter available for age 14. Enrollment due by April 1, club exhibitions by June 15, pre-registration for summer camp before term end. Camp at Glen Rogers High School with $6 weekly fee. older group July 23 week, younger July 30. Planning session in May to finalize camp plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pineville
ANS
Wyoming County
Glen Rogers High School
Wyoming Night Hawks
Wyoming Woodchucks
McGraw Willing Workers
Pineville Pushers
Matheny Hustlers
Itmann Boosters
W. F. McConshay
First Birthday Party for Jeff Matherly in Mullens
Jeff Matherly, son of Mr and Mrs Paul Matherly Mullens, marks his first birthday with a party Sunday afternoon at their Mo ran Apartments home at 3 p m. Parents host the gathering for family and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mullens
Jeff Matherly
Paul Matherly
Mo‘ran
Ready Yes Of Parents Is Spoiler Of Children
Dear Mrs Lawrence: a reader asks how to stop a 7 year old from being spoiled by indulgent parents. The answer notes that permissiveness teaches child cynicism and jealousy, and urges parents to say no to protect the child’s wellbeing.
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Muriel Lawrence
Mrs. Lawrence
Susan
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
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