Oak Hill Lions Plan 14th Spring Style Show
Oak Hill Lions Club completes plans for the 14th Annual Spring Style Show to benefit sight conservation. The event starts at 7:30 p.m. Friday at the Oak Hill Elementary School auditorium with Collins High School orchestra and a large lineup of local models and participating shops. The show features multiple fashion houses and a range of dances, readings, and vocal numbers, with Mrs. C W Brown and Bob Daniels among the opening performers and many Oak Hill residents listed as models.
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Oak Hill Lions Club
OAK Hill
ANS
Auditorium Ave
Collins High School
H.R. Cole
C.W. Brown
Bob Daniels
Beckley
Georges Fashions
Phil Tissue
Mount Hope
Jean Waldron
James Hess
Jean Kay Brash
Barbara Welborn
Marietta Framer
June Richmond
Hose Angus
Kilsyth
Shirley Williams
Nira. White
Fayetteville
Karen Mitchell
Arnold Mitchell
Terry Hildebrand
Gerald Hildebrand
Mary Kate Shop
the Roberts
Marylyn Thompson
Diana Sproles
Nora Fraga
Carrie Caldwell
Collins High ‘Schools
Jane Foster
Glen Jean
Janie White
Betty Sheets
Frances Greene
W.H. Level
John Oyler
Carol Chapman
Suellen Pinson
Lynn Chapman
Oak Hl Moral
Irene's
Beauty Shop
Wanda's
Barber Shop Quartette
Floyd Burns
Kenneth Legg
Ronnie’ Baker
Legg
Pete Carter
Barbara Allen
Walter Farrish Jr
Rose Mary Platt
Fayetteyilte
Dosha Perry White
Boomer
Patrkia Halstead
Pea Ridge
Ann Thompson
Rita Baumgartner
Nita June Kincaid
Avis " Partain
Grant J. Thomas
Vivian Bock
Mary Lou Mitchell
R. W. Williams
Grace Estes
Sarah Mae Singer
Ray’ Singer
Linda’ Airport
David Ahiport
Frances Booth
W. H. Booth Jr
Pagie Janney
H. E. Janney
Donna Sue Amore
E. R. Amore
Joak HH
Noyes’ Mens and Boys Store
The
Roberts
Peggy'ss Shop
Collins Wigh jSet
H. 2. Cole
Patty Crozier
Sally Drake
Jean Chandler
Lida Lou Morton
Martha Rogers
Tall of Oak Hit
W. R. Moore
C. G. Herndon
Joe XN. Jarrett
Jack Rapp
D. B. Thorre
Billy Whillock
E. N. Goode
Frank Shipe
John’ Frisk
Milton Robinson
E. G. Thomas
Howard Cunningham
J. A. Baumgartner
Sammy For
Donald Lively
James L. Pettit
Alex Faston
Glen Kincaid
G. Steele Callison
J H. Gray
Edward Radford
Gene
Cavendish
J. B. Painter
Radford
R. W. Flack
Carroll Johnson
Orville Rich
Earl Mullins
Roy Lee
Charles Wiseman
R. C C. Gedsey
Gordon Spossard
Loren Fos
Pete Kesler
Tom Perkins
Frank Thomas
J. P. Wilkins
Gardeners Sponsor Student for Camp Caesar
The Loraine Spillers Garden Club in Mullens discussed sponsoring a Mullens High School student for a week at Camp Caesar near Webster Springs. The club will pay the initial 12 fee and require a conservation project on solt water wildlife or forestry, due early May, with judging and pins for top entries. Okey McCourt spoke on rose cultivation, and plans to attend the West Virginia Garden Club Convention in Greenbrier April 23 23 were announced.
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Mullens
ANSI
Camp Caesar
Webster Springs
Lorena Spillers
Meade
Louisé Kaman
Eugene Evans
Carl Moran
Buren Toler
C. W. Stewart
Okey McCourt
Pineville
McCourt
Wyo Mac Rose Society
Carla Moran
West Virginia
Garden Club
Greenbrier
Cook
Eighteen Shrubs Transplanted From Parking Lot to Park
Eighteen shrubs removed from Howard Avenue and 4th Street parking site were transplanted to Maple Avenue community park. Laurel Garden Club announced the move at its Thursday meeting led by civic projects chair Mrs W. W. Steete. The meeting also covered plans for a West Virginia Garden Club convention at The Greenbrier April 22-23 and notes on continuous bloom and seed catalogues. Green carnations accompanied St Patrick's Day decorations. Burial plans for George Emory Fox, 61, Mount Hope, were set for Tuesday at Calfee Cemetery after services at Tyree Funeral Home with Rev. Ernest Barley officiating.
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West Virginia
Garden Club
Greenbrier
Ralph Mitchell
Otfers
Guy Yeager
N. D. Trent
Trent
George Fordhaas
Mount Hope
George Emory Fox
Tyree
Ernest Barley
Calfee
Mount Tabor
Fox
Oak Hill
Local Social Roundup From ClearFork Area
Miss Ella Mae Bailey visited Huntington over the weekend as guest of her sister Janice Bailey and aunt Sue Blankenship, freshmen at Marshall College. Mr and Mrs C W Blankenship hosted his sister Martha Toler of North Springs as Wednesday guest. Mrs Beulah Kueek of Crouchland was Thursday guest of Mrs King Blankenship.
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Clearfork
RNS
Ella Mae Bailey
Harry Bailey
Huntington
Janice Bailey
Sue Blankenship
Marrshall College
C. W. Blankenship
Martha Toler
North ‘Springs
Beulah Kueek
Crouchland
King Blankenship
Glen Rogers Personal Notes Highlight Local Visits and Hospital Stays
Mrs Eddie Clemens of Pairdale hosts her daughters and granddaughter for her first birthday dinner. Dur ham's uncle Frank Easter remains a patient at Welch Hospital. Families in Pocahontas and Beckley visit loved ones and new arrival Carol Durham returns home with infant daughter from Beckley Hospital.
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Glen Rogers
Eddie Clemens
Pairdale
Donnie Nuckols
Clemen
Jackie Canterbury
Margie Sheppard
Hubert Durham
Gary Mec Clung
Durham
Frank Easter
War
Welch Hospital
John Greer
Carol Greer
Edgar Greer
Sue Broyles
Beckley Hospital
Carol Durham
H Durham
Measles Fatal To Fayette Man
Aranuel Arch Keatley aged 18 died after a measles illness in Laird Memorial Hospital. He had lived in Montgomery near Cannelton with devoted hospital staff and friends, receiving hundreds of Christmas cards, and he enjoyed church and reading. Survived by parents a sister and grandfather. Funeral held at B C Hooper Funeral Home with burial at Tucker Cemetery Mt Olive.
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Montgomery
Rns
Aranuel Arch Keatley
Joseph Keatley
Mt. Olive
Cannelton
Laird Memorial Hospital
Beckley Post- Herald
Posey Martin
Manuel
Beckley
Fayette County
Ruuiter
Martin
Fayetteville Shrine Club Hears Potentate At Dinner
Fayetteville Shrine Club hosts sixty two nobles at Memorial Auditorium as A B Chandler Potentate of Beni Kedem Temple outlines Shrine programs and hospital work. He notes Fayetteville attendance as the largest yet and clinic plans for crippled children are announced for April 26 in Montgomery.
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Fayetteville
RNS
Fayette County
Beni Kedem
Fayetteville Grou
Noble C. W. Stallard
Methodist Church
Montgomery
J. W. Ayers
Daniel Boone Hotel
Charleston
Shrine Club
Board plans events and meeting date for club
The next regular meeting is scheduled for June 18 as the Board of Governors organizes a plenary meeting and a Ladies Night Banquet for the year. Walter Caldwell, secretary, will send a card to Past President R P Hannah at University Hospital Charlottesville Va. Attending were M H Reynolds A B Wilson George H Moreau W T Wilson Ernest M Darnall D B Vaglic C G Janutolo Jw W Ayers Thomas C.
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T. A. Myles
Cleanter
Janutolo
Frazier
Board of Governors
Walter Caldwell
R. P. Hannah
University Hospital
Charlottesville
M. H. Reynolds
A. B. Wilson
George H. Moreau
W.t.wilson
Ernest M.darnall
D. B. Vaglic
C. G. Janutolo
Jw. W. Ayers
Thomas. C
Two Officials to Visit Railroad Lodge Today
Mullens will host E. L. Brazeal deputy president and FLW. Williams organizer from the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen as they meet Mullens Lodge members to discuss business. Two lodge meetings are set for Monday with an 11 a.m. special session and a 7 p.m. regular meeting at KP Hall. Boyd Brown Jr secretary treasurer urged members to attend at least one meeting.
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Mullens
RNL
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Cleveland
Ohio
Mullens Lodge
E. L. Brazeal
Flw. Williams
KP Hall
Boyd Brown Jr
Inage
Epsilon Chapter to Observe 26th Anniversary Banquet
Epsilon Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi will mark the 26th founding anniversary with a Founders Day banquet at El Chico Restaurant in Beckley on April 28, announced by social chairman Miss Faye Greene. The event follows a Thursday meeting at the Fayce Recreation Building and includes rushees and a model meeting with a talk party, featuring attendees from Oak Hill Lochgelly Scarbro and Marberry Addition.
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Epsilon
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
el Chico
Beckley
Faye Greene
Fayce Recreation
Park St
Kathleen Mullins
Oak ‘Hill
Summerlee Road
Mary Alice Fisher
Lochgelly
Agnés Sondra
Dorothy Bondza
Scarbro
Carolyn Johnson
Oak Hill
Lillian Jane Foster
Glen Jean
Barbara Tyree
Vicki Kopinski
Miss Fisher
Miss Johnson
Randolph F. Johnson
Margaret Harmon
Anderson St
Marberry
Barbara. Allen
Phyllis Evans
Mary Eatly Roach
Nancy Tennant
Betty Lou Harmen
R. L
Divorces May Soar In West Virginia After New Law
West Virginia law liberalizes desertion to one year and defines cruel and inhuman treatment as actions destroying the other spouse s mental or physical well being happiness and welfare and making continued cohabitation unsafe or unendurable. The legislature passed it March 7 and it took effect that day.
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Charleston
Wix
West Virginia
Supreme Court
Still Hope: Toledo Teens Talk Limits at Monroe Forum
A Toledo report notes a Monroe Street Methodist Church forum where youths discuss a 15 minute limit on phone conversations to ease family friction. The brief item sketches local parental concerns and teen communication habits.
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Toledo
Ohio
Monroe Street Methodist Church
Paul John Carr Succumbs At 63 In Hinton
Paul John Carr 63 of Hinton, attorney and former mayor, died in his room Sunday morning from heart disease. Born in Roanoke, he moved to Hinton in 1918, served as city attorney, one term as mayor, and was a Summers County representative in 1935. Survived by wife Helen, two sons Paul John Carr Jr and William Scott Carr, and daughter Elizabeth Carr Herold. Burial at Greenbrier Burial Park after services at First Presbyterian Church.
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Hinton
RNS
Paul John Carr
Ilness
Roanoke
George
Margaret Stump Carr
Carr
T O
Summers County
House of Delegates
First Presbyterian Church
Veterans of Foreign Wars
the Elks
American Legion
Masonic Ladge
The
Moose
Army
Helen Dolan Carr
Paul John Carr Jdr
Organizational Meet Set By Presbyterians
An organizational meeting for the Oceana Area Council of Church Women is set for today at 7 20 p m at the Oceana Presbyterian Church. Mrs Mary Thomas chair announces the discussion of a possible combined Easter program by all area churches.
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Ovrana Uigss
Oceana Area Council of Church Women
Oceana Presbyterian Church
Mary Thomas
Mabscott Rebekahs Visit Oak Hill Lodge Meeting
Golden Gate Lodge No 296 Mabscott sent 17 members to Oak Hill Laurel Rebekah Lodge No 207 meeting with 14 locals present plans set for a stork shower honoring a member at the April 4 session. List of visiting officers includes Ada Johnson Olliven Facello Mary Helen Wooten Thelma Hedrick Gertrude Fink Hallie Thurman Nora Basham and others. Hurricanes affect larger areas than tornadoes but their swinds are not as strong.
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Oak Hill
RNL
Golden Gate Lodge
Mabscott
Oak Hill Laurel
Farris Funeral Slated Tuesday
Madison Van Farris 77 of Scarbro Route 1 will have funeral services at 2:30 PM Tuesday at Laurel Grove Methodist Church conducted by Rev. Billy Painter. Burial follows in Ellison Cemetery. Body to be moved from Tyree Funeral Home to Farris residence today and to church one hour before the service.
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Oak Hill
RNS
Madison van Farris
Scarbro
Laurel Grove Methodist Church
Billy Painter
Ellison Cemetery
Tyree
Farris
Made the Most of It at Nine in Richmond
Nine year old Robin Richter broke her ankle the day before she would wear her Brownie Scout uniform and pin the first time. She was in tears but ready to cheer up and press on with a brave heart.
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Richmond
Robin Richter
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