Pineville Juniors Hear Armed Forces Day Talks
Seventy five Pineville seniors attended Armed Forces Day at Pineville High School with talks from U S Army, Women's Army Corps, Marines, Navy and Air Force recruiters. They watched The Age of Space film and learned about jobs education retirement benefits and the value of a diploma and college education. Students were later grouped by branch including Ralph Kublinger M E Houston Clarence Snyder and Robert Fitzwater with Capt Christine Corps.
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Armed Forces
Pineville High School
Shirley Mullens
Douglas Tilley
Robert Fitzwater
U.S. Marine
Christine Haynes
Women’s Army Corps
Beckley
Clarence Snyder
U.S. Army
Pineville
M. E. Houston
Navy
Ralph Kublinger
Air Force Recruiting Station
Welch
ANS
Armed Forces Day
David Acord
U. S. Army
Women's Army Corps
U. S. Marines
U. S. Navy
U. S. Air Force
Air Force
Army
Marines
Shower Honors Mrs Joe Childress in Pineville
In Pineville a household shower honored Mrs Joe Childress the former Kitty Gunter. Hostesses included Mrs Harry Gunter Mrs Clyde Boggs Mrs Ralph Cook Mrs Sidney Gunter Mrs Carol Hedinger and others. About guests attended the event in the Raleigh Coca Cola Building social room.
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Pineville
RNS
Joe Childress
Kitty Gunter
Raleigh
Coca Cola Building
Harry Gunter
Clyde Boggs
Ralph Q. Cook
Sidney Gunter
Carol Hedinger
Paul Tilsey
Clifford Morgan
Rainbow Girls District Meet Held at Rainelle
Members of Assembly No 14 of the Order of Rainbow for Girls met at 7 30 p m in the Masonic Building with Miss Carol Bailey presiding A report on the St Patrick s Day dance was given by Mrs Mary Stevenson District Assembly No 5 will meet April 14 in Rainelle Miss Sandra Salango of Beckley is district worthy advisor Grand Assembly will be held June 19 21 in Charleston Rainbow Camp runs July 29 to August 5 at Beckwith 4 H Camp A 40th birthday anniversary of the Supreme Rainbow will be commemorated April 8 at Mount Hope First Christian Church Plans included attendance by Assembly No 14 members and a list of attendees and local officials The next meeting is April 9 Also: Douglas Evans and son Billy Richmond Va returned home from Beckley where his father Bill Evans suffered a stroke and died in a Beckley hospital.
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Mount Hope
RNS
Assembly No
Order of Rainbow
Masonic
Carol Bailey
Mary Stevenson
District Assembly
Rainelle
Sandra Salango
Beckley
Grand Assembly
Charleston
Rainbow
Beckwith
Assembly No. 14
Jennie Cope Carter
Eva Cope
Fayetteville Sorority Banquet Guest Plans and Awards
Fayetteville Gamma Omicron Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met at Miss Jean Miller's home to hear Freida Akers discuss loving various things. They planned a Founders Day dinner with Oak Hill Sorority, voted secretly for Girl of the Year, and arranged official stationary and a scrapbook for the winner.
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Fayetteville
BNS
Human Rights Official Sets Bluefield Visit
Howard McKinney executive secretary of the West Virginia Human Rights Commission will meet Bluefield area Civil Rights Committee on April 12 to learn members sentiments. He also will meet Clarksburg group on April 8 to discuss local efforts and nondiscrimination in hotels and restaurants.
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Charleston
UPI
Howard McKinney
The
West Virginia Human Rights Commission
Bluefield-area
Civil Rights Committee
Bluefield
McKinney
Clarksburg
State Commission
Only Girl in the World sing-a-long at Mullens High
A Spring Style Revue at Mullens High School auditorium Saturday at 8 p.m. features a male sing-a-long performance of If You Were the Only Girl in the World. The event is sponsored by FHA and FBLA with Frances Roncella and Teresa McNeely as honorees. A dozen male singers including Woodrow Cook Gene Allen Elbert Patton Lee Hodson George Biggs Cecil Harrold Arnold Cooper Neil Pleasants Bill Fink Harry Houck Oakley Moran and Gene Winzenrith participate, with Mrs Roy Kemp as commentator.
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Teresa McNeely
Frances Roncella
Mullens High School
Future Homemakers
Future Business Leaders Clubs
Frances
FHA
Teresa
FBLA
Woodrow Cook
Gene Allen
Elbert Patton
Lee Hodson
George Biggs
Cecil Harrold
Arnold Cooper
Neil Pleasants
Bill Fink
Harry Houck
Oakley Moran
Gene Winzenrith
Roy Kemp
Explorer Post Reports Scout-O-Rama Plans in Pineville
Explorer Post No 154 met at the Legion Hall Pineville with reports on the April 14 Scout-O-Rama in Kopperston and plans for the March 31 Spring dance. Members will clear Horse Creek Lake for the June 13 camporee and work on a Redstone model rocket for Scout-O-Rama. Committee members and next meeting dates were announced.
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Pineville
RNS
Explorer Post No
Legion Hall
Sam Foster
Kopperston
Ned Crews
Roy Lee Breeden
Explorer Post
Horse Creek Lake
Georgia-Pacific Corp
Sunday visitors greet Maynor family in Mount Hope
Mrs Nell Kemp, fifth grade teacher at Mount Hope Elementary, sustained slight injuries from a fall at school. Ada Chapman is improving after a week at home with a virus. The visitors included Mrs Harvey Diggs Mrs Howard Diggs and Becky Diggs of Bristol Tennessee.
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Mount Hope
RNS
L. H. Maynor Jr
Park Heights
Harvey Diggs
Howard Diggs
Becky
Bristol
Tenn
Nell Kemp
Mount Hope Elementary
Ada Chapman
Pineville HS CD Unit To Study Medical Self-Help
Pineville High School forms Civil Defense unit with Capt Christine Haynes and officials from the U S Army Recruiting Station and County Civil Defense directing a 16 hour Medical Self-Help Training program. Members include Jim Beavers Kay Waddell Dennis Viars Eddie Egleson Bob Bailey Mary Cook and Roger Ward with auxiliary police and many volunteers aiding in planning a central fallout shelter and community alert drills at the school.
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Kay Waddell
Donna Rose
Jane Kuhn
Mary Cook
Dennis Viars
Eddie Egleson
Jim Beavers
Edsel Cook
Pineville
RNS
Civil Defense
Pineville High School
J. Paul England
England
Clarence Snyder
U. S. Army
Russell Beavers
Wyoming County Civil Defense
Christine Haynes
Women's Army Corps
Beckley
Bob Bailey
Roger Ward
Gene Neal
Ernie Hays
Arlie Day
James Jackson
Robert McKinney
Paul Young
Doug Barrett
Mike Basham
Donnie Cook
Ballard Whitt
Benny Noble
Don Fox
James Oliver
Randy Holten
Bill Moran
Rickie Decker
Carlos Spencer
Jack Cooper
John Shoe
Church Men Set District Meet
Fifteen members of the Presbyterian Church Men’s Club attended a dinner at Pineville church with Circle No 1 in charge. Afterward a devotion and business session were held. Plans noted for the district meeting on April 13 at Mt Hope and at least two cars would go. A social on April 6 to Mullens by about 12 members was tentatively set, and April 18 designated for a church grounds clean up with 5 pm start. Next regular dinner is April 24.
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Pineville
RNS
The
Presbyterian Church
Circle No. 1
W. W. Bolt
Mt. Hope
Mullens
Auxiliary To Purchase Medicine For Child
Fayetteville ANS American Legion Auxiliary Unit 149 met in the Chestnut Room. The executive board met March 14 and voted to buy medicine for a needy child under the Child Welfare Program. Mrs. Robert Martin donated shoes for a needy boy. Mrs. Henderson reported on the Legion snack bar. approx 110 attended the birthday dinner hosted by Mrs. John Witt Jr. Refreshments were served to listed members. Hostesses for the Avril meeting will be Mrs. John Witt Jr. and Mrs. Tunney Hunsaker.
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Fayetteville
ANS
American Legion Auxiliary Unit 149
Chestnut Room
American Legion
Maple Ave
Robert Martin
Henderson
The
Legion
William Hesse
John Witt JR
Legion and Auxiliary
Carl Riner
Frank Adkins
Porter Lewis
Norman Poff
Walter Picket
John Tamplin
Rachel Bennett
Tunney Hunsaker
Vida Henderson
Alex Gray
Salem Escapees Returned From California
State Institutions Commissioner Joseph Hodgson said two Salem West Virginia Industrial Home for Girls escapees are being returned from California. Lorna Heighes, 16, from Mercer County on April 11, 1961, and Sadie Beckett, 18, from Wayne County on August 2, 1961, fled January 27. Heighes is in Orange County Juvenile Hall, Beckett in Orange County Jail.
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Charleston
UPI
California
West Virginia
Salem
Joseph Hodgson
Hodgson
Lorna Heighes
Mercer County
Wyoming Servicemen Given Assignments
Ensign Philip A. Goins, son of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Goins Hatcher, arrived in Rotterdam March 13 aboard the escort destroyer USS Holder, part of Project Mercury recovery operations for Marine Lt. Col. John Glen. Darrell A. Riffe, grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Virgil S. Riffe of Hanover, is in recruit training at Naval Training Center Great Lakes, Ill, and will choose a rating from more than 65 specialties. Marine Pvt. Lonnie W. Dawson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harless H. Dawson of Fannock, completed recruit training March 22 at Parris Island, S.C.
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Pineville
RNS
Philip A. Goins
Philip Goins
Hatcher
Rotterdam
Holland
Holder
John Glen
Darrell A. Riffe
Virgil S. Riffe
Hanover
iNaval
Great Lakes
Ill
Wyoming County
Lonnie W. Dawson
Harless H. Dawson
Fannock
Parris Island
S. C
New Date Set For CC Banquet
Mullens Chamber of Commerce announced the annual banquet with Gov W W Barron and state officials as guests is rescheduled for May 2 pending the governor's office confirmation. His trip to Mullens was postponed due to a Japan visit on April 3. A public meeting on Mullens Maben road is set for April 12 at 1 pm at the Moose Lodge with State Road Commission reps. The swimming pool debate ends with owners refusing to lease again, keeping pool closed unless sold.
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Mullens
BNS
Mullens Chamber of Commerce
W. A. Davis
Moose Lodge
Mullens-Maben Road
State Road Commission
Chamber of Commerce
Roger Pritchett
ASTRO-GUIDE: March 31 hints at intuition and study
Present-For You and Yours cautions against rash action while optimism runs high and financial affairs tilt favorable. A mental trend and guidance from elders aid formation and research. Noting a birth on March 31 1811 of German chemist Robert Wilhelm Eberhard Bunsen, inventor of the Bunsen burner at Heidelberg University.
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Robert Wilhelm Eberhard Bunsen
Heidelberg University
Eyeglasses chained to writing surfaces offered for those who forget
By Ocean Future readers are informed that in addition to pen and ink supplied at banks post offices currency exchanges etc a pair of medium strength eye glasses may be chained to writing surfaces for people who forget their own glasses the notice suggests.
Aries to Pisces Horoscope for March 1962
Distractions from work may be enjoyable but costly for Aries born March 2 to April 19. Taurus should let matters unfold naturally. Gemini faces disturbances but should aim for a positive day. Cancer should bring things out in the open. Leo actions will be most effective with calm focus. Virgo keep calm as tensions rise. Libra seek an alternate plan if current one stalls. Scorpio keep plans private to avoid interference. Sagittarius be practical in domestic problems, not rely on intuition. Capricorn heed warnings against acting against better judgment. Aquarius avoid sharing personal information that could backfire. Pisces aggression may cause trouble so stick to routine today.
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ARIES
Taurus
Capricorn
Aquarius
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