Whitesville Moose Lodge Members Attend Spring Conference
Whitesville Moose Lodge representatives led by Earl W. Horton attended the West Virginia Moose Lodges Spring Conference in Fairmont. Horton touted health and preventative medicine gains at Mooseheart, noting over 18 000 children have graduated from Mooseheart City, with only two deaths in 18 years among attendees. Other speakers and officers from the state and region attended.
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Whitesville
ANS
Earl W. Horton
Conservation Department
Mooseheart
Moose Lodges
West Virginia
Carl W. Ploch
Carl ¥. Dominion
Karl
Howell
Moose Lodge
Fairmont
Horton Chase
Bite
Moosehheart
Moose Child
Horton
J. Jack Stoehr
Pittsburgh
Jay Stoehr
Ralph Dusic
Romney
William D. Nace
Beckley
Lacy Massie
Welch
Ted Kessinger
Leo Thrash
Buchannon
Supreme
Roy Yoke
Parkersburg
Stork Shower Honors Mrs. Parsons in Kopperston
Spring flowers decorated a Kopperston Church basement for a stork shower honoring Mrs. James Earl Parsons. Hostesses included Mrs. John Paynter and Mrs. John Pomeroy with games and prizes for attendees.
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Kopperston
Rns
James Earl Parsons
John Paynter
John Pomeroy
Lloyd Cook
Emory Lusk
Kopperston Church
Jack Davis
Eric Tyree
Clarence Rankin
Cyrus Williams
Gene Nottingham
Travis Pruitt
NEUTRACID Promises Quick Relief for Indigestion
Sufferers of gas heartburn and indigestion are urged to try NEUTRACID, a physician recommended remedy from Cohen Drug Company. The ad promises renal relief and offers a money back guarantee if results are not satisfactory, with availability at drug stores.
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Cohen Drug Company
Britannica World Language Dictionary set as runners up prize
The runner up in the 7 8 Division of the Tri County Spelling Bee in Beckley May 9 receives a Britannica World Language Dictionary set valued at 35 dollars. The event is organized by The Register with Fayette Raleigh Wyoming Counties principals.
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Beckley
Encyclopedia Britannica
Washington, D. C
The
Register
Elementary Principals Associations
Fayette
Raleigh
Wyoming Counties
Two Oceana Students Named Senior Class Leaders
Oceana High School selects Sonny Gunter valedictorian and Tommy Scott salutatorian for the Class of 1958. Gunter, 3.92 average, active in NHS, Quill and Scroll, Jets, Photography Club, and yearbook staff, plans engineering at West Virginia University. Scott, 3.87 average, photographer for yearbook and newspaper, member of NHS, Jets, Quill and Scroll, and Conservation Club, plans engineering or geology at WVU or Virginia Tech. He resides with J B Stanley family in Kopperston.
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Oceana
BNS
Oceana High School
Sonny Gunter
Tommy Scott
Gunter
Miley M. Gunter
Jesse
OHS
Jeanie
Morris Harvey College
Marie Gunter Dancy
Ruby Gunter Smith
Pineville High School
History Club
Jets
West Virginia University
Scott
Franks
Conservation
West Virginia Tech
J. B. Stanley
Kopperston
Mrs. Morgan To Speak At May Fellowship Day
Mrs Norman K Morgan of Pineville will speak at the May Fellowship Day at 7 30 p m Friday at Delaware Methodist Church Oceana Council of United Church Women president Mrs Mary Thomas announced plans for the event Leadership led by Mrs Agnes Rider and the Women’s Society of Christian Service of the host church will guide the program A business meeting will follow All church women in the Oceana Pineville area are invited to attend
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Oceana
RNS
Norman K. Morgan
Pineville
Delilah Methodist Church
Mary Thomas
Oceana Council of United Church Women
Stewardess passes Hawaii assignment for TV viewing
A San Diego air stewardess refused priority for a Honolulu trans-Pacific trip to avoid missing her favorite television program. She chose the Los Angeles to San Diego shuttle instead, citing her TV habit as the reason.
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San Diego
Calif
Honolulu
Los Angeles
Hawaii
Weekend visitors and local notes from Colcord and Artie
Weekend visitors included Mr and Mrs Clyde Dillon of Colcord and relatives from Columbus Ohio and Detroit Michigan. Stover family members returned from medical treatment in Charleston and plans for church and school activities were noted alongside local visits and naval service updates.
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Collord
Clyde Dillon
Colcord
Indow
Coolidge Stover
van. Howard Stover
Charleston
William Brawley
Stewart Stevens
Peggy
Arthur
Donna
Columbus
Ohio
Paul Florentz
Earl Jackson Stover
Cape Charles
R. E. I Stover
Leon Holcomb
Clay
Edgar Dillon
Morencia
Mich
Earl Dillon
Mose Stover
Artic
Delano Brown
Cleveland
Ermil Brown
Betty Jo Thompson
Forrest Chambers
Ezra Short
Leonard Parks
Rhoda Morris
Ee Ishmael Crabtree
Columb
Parent- Teacher Association
Roy Withrow
Hubert Carter
Doyle Dillon
Charles
Kenneth Farley
Rand
Kenny Farley
Glenn Herron
Tommy Thompson
Navy
Norfolk
Norma Thompson
John Thompson
Ameagle
Gordon Coleman
Pickens
Artie
Corinne [Burgess of
Bolt
Wilbert ‘Burgess
Jerry Stover
Detroit
Clowney Stover
Daniel Winston
Norma Stover
Eldon Stover
Ancil Stover
Mansfield
May Planning Set By Sorority Gamma Epsilon Chapter
The Gamma Epsilon Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi will set plans for a May social and Mother’s Day program at its next meeting. An executive board met Thursday and appointed committees for the coming year at the president Miss Betty Harmon’s home. Attending were Misses Jane Foster Barbara Tyree Nancy Tennant and Faye Greene.
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Oak Hill
RNS
Gamma Epsilon
Beta Sigma Phi
Betty Harmon
Jane Foster
Barbara Tyree
Nancy Tennant
Faye Greene
Pineville Lions Club Nominates Officers for May Election
Pineville Lions Club has announced its slate for the coming year with Darrell McGraw as president and William England Jr. as first vice president. Eugene Graham second vice president, Robert Veznia third vice president, David Acord secretary, Jack Maltens treasurer, John Rogers lion tamer, Sam Mintaci tailwister, and Rev. Norman Morgan along with C. W. Andrick named to the board of directors.
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Pineville
RNS
Pineville Lions Club
Darrell McGraw
William England Jr
Eugene Graham
Robert Veznia
David Acord
Jack Maltens
John Rogers
Sam Mintaci
Norman Morgan
C. W. Andrick
Fayette Singing Session at Clifftop Baptist Church
The Clifftop Baptist Church will hold its monthly singing rally at 7 p.m. Saturday led by music director Jack Thomas Jr. The event is announced by Rev Jack D. Thomes and welcomes all singers.
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Fayette
Culitop Baptist Church
Jack D. Thomes
Jack Thomas Jr
Oak Hill minister attends Alderson dedication ceremonies
The Rev. Randolph E. Johnson attended Alderson and Braddus College Philippi dedication last Friday. The Raymond J. Funkhowser auditorium the Hugh D. Pickell library and a women residence hall were dedicated with speeches by state educational leaders and American Baptist Convention officers. Dr. C Oscar Johnson of the Third Baptist Church St Louis was the main speaker addressing The Christian College The Beacon.
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Oak Hill
RNS
Alderson
Broaddus College
Philippi
Randolph E. Johnson
Raymond J. Funkhowser
Hugh D. Pickell
American Baptist Convention
C. Oscar Johnson
Third Baptist Church of St
Awards Presented To Kopperston Scouts
At Kopperston Presby terian Church Cub Pack 19 held a Saturday night meeting. About 45 parents and Cub Scouts attended to view the film The Realm of the Wik and see month theme projects like conservation posters litterbags and waste baskets. Bobby Gayle Henegar earned his Webelos Badge and joins Troop 119 while Richard Nagy and James Robinson received Wolf badges. Mrs C R Rankin den mother of den one won the honor pennant for the month.
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Kopperston
RNS
Kopperston Presbyterian Church
Bobby Gayle Henegar
Richard Nagy
James Robinson
C. R. Rankin
den One
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