Mullens Swim Pool Committee Plans Season Tickets
Mullens pooling plans include a pool sale for season tickets with committee members Mrs. Robert Woods Curtis Crotty and Mrs. H L Akers listed. The $35,000 pool project and community forum details are noted alongside local illness and hospital updates for residents including Lori Lively and Mrs Marie Todd.
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Mullens
Robert Woods
Curtis Crotty
H. L. Akers
Kilsyth
Nathan Elliott
Lori Lively
Cleveland Clinic
Revival Under Way At Baptist Temple Mount Hope
Revival services began at Mount Hope Baptist Temple and run through May 7. Guest evangelist Rev. F Irvin Angstadt, associate pastor at Highlawn Baptist Church Huntington, brings a wide background in ministry and youth work. Daily emphasis nights include Men, Women, Sunday School, Pack-a-Pew, Youth, and Family with counseling available.
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Mount Hope
Mount Hope Baptist Temple
F. Irvin Angstadt
Highlawn Baptist Church
Huntington
Angstadt
Norristown
Cludes
Upper Merion High School
Franklin and Marshall University
Eastern Baptist Theological Seminary
Phoenixville Baptist Church
Memorial Baptist Church
Philadelphia
Harry R. Dias Jr
Pierpoint BYF of the Month Winners Named
Teddy Tolliver and Brenda Houck, both sophomores at Mullens High School, were chosen BYF ers of the month at Pierpoint Baptist Church. Tolliver, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Tolliver, sings bass in the church choir. Houck, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Don Houck, serves as BYF vice president and sings alto in the choir.
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Pierpoint
Teddy Tolliver
Brenda Houck
Pierpoint Baptist Church
Teddy
Mullens High School
W. M. Tolliver
Brenda
Don Houck
BYF
Mount Hope Elementary toHold Achievement Tests for Fifth and Sixth
Mount Hope Elementary School will hold achievement tests for fifth and sixth grades on Tuesday and Thursday based on an announcement by Principal James Twohig. Earlier, similar tests were given to the first four grades April 26-28. The principal urges full attendance to avoid missed test opportunities.
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Mount Hope
James Twohig
Dillon A One Hearse Town Sign Marks Slow Drive
A sign on the outskirts of Dillon Colorado reads Dillon A One Hearse Town Drive Slowly warning visitors to reduce speed in this small town known for its somber nickname reflecting its passings.
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Dillon, Colo
Dillon
Four-H Contest Winners Told in Fayette County
Four-H members from Ansted Lansing Mountaineer and Oakland Blue Ribbon clubs won top honors at Fayette County Demonstration and Public Speaking Contests held Thursday in Fayetteville.Junior division public speaking saw Eddie Perry win for Conservation and Four-H with Mary Hawkins as junior girls champion on Homemaking as a Career. Senior girls top talk went to Marianna Arthur on The Advantages of Rural Living. Senior and junior demonstrators from Ansted and Lansing Mountaineer clubs earned several firsts and will compete in the Lewisburg regional on July 7.
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Fayette County
Fayetteville
Eddie Perry
Ansted Club
Mary Hawkins
Ansted
Marianna Arthur
Lewisburg
Joe Zickafoose
Teressa Scalise
Oakland Blue Ribbon Club
Frances Kincaid
Lansing Mountaineer
Carolyn John
Linda Barton
Ansted Hiawatha
Gala Massey
Carrolyn Kious
Judith Neal
Neil McVey
Kathryn King
Fayetteville Eager Beaver Club
Isabel Gilkerson
Brenda Smailes
Lee’s
Tree Travelers
Carolyn Johnson
Mildred
Grace LaMasters
C. S. Thompson Jr
Fletcher Arrit
Beatrice Whanger
Cutlip
Circuit Court Room
Area Clubs Win Honors At Junior Meet
Fayetteville and area clubs earned multiple honors at the 28th Annual Convention of the West Virginia Federation of Women's Clubs Junior Department in Fairmont. Awards spanned Home Life, Children and Youth, Education, Fine Arts, Conservation and State Project, with Princeton, Montgomery, Rupert, Fayettesville, Beckley, Rainelle, Madison, Oak Hill, Hinton, and others recognized for first, second, and honorable mentions.
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Fayetteville
West Virginia
Princeton
Montgomery
Fairmont
Rupert
Beckley
Rainelle
Madison
Aew Place
Oak Hill
Hinton
White Sulphur Springs
Glass House Meeting Planned By Club
Members of the Girls Athletic Association met at Mount Hope High School room 207 at 12 30 p m Friday. Miss Susie Patteson urged dues by today. Plans for a May 9 dinner at the Glass House were completed with 25 reservations. The group will depart Mount Hope at 5 15 p m with cars supplied by Mrs Kathryn Neely Mrs Martha Amorine Mrs Ambrose Bryan Miss Beverly Kemrite Miss Ella Mae Miller Miss Sonia Puckett and Miss Ruth Farley.
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Mount Hope
RNS
Girls Athletic Association
Mount Hope High School
Susie Patteson
Glass House
Kathryn Nee
White Shrine Plans Dinner Meeting
White Shrine Patrol members met at Mrs. Jennie Cope Carter and Miss Anna Cope to plan a pot luck dinner for the next regular meeting at White Shrine Hall at 6 30 p m. A nominating committee was formed for new officers. Dessert was served by the hostesses. Attending were Mrs. Flora Twaddle, Mrs. Gertrude Williams, Mrs. W H Lindamood, Mrs. Sophie Steplowski and Mrs. Blanche Cook.
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W. H. Lindamood
Sophie Steplowski
Blanche Cook
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