Mt Hope Lions Club to Select Officers May 15
Mount Hope Lions Club names a nominating committee for a slate of officers to be voted at the May 15 meeting. The committee includes Garland Potter N L Kemp C R Hermann O Maxey and I O Shumate.
02 May 1947
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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1947
Page
1
Mount Hope Lions Club names a nominating committee for a slate of officers to be voted at the May 15 meeting. The committee includes Garland Potter N L Kemp C R Hermann O Maxey and I O Shumate.
Mount Hope Baptist Church in Mount Hope earned a citation from the World Mission Crusade national committee of the Northern Baptist Convention for achieving its crusade goal. P. H. Garrett presented the division to Grady V. Toney for framing and display in the church as a record of missionary achievements.
Cpl. Charles A. Williams of Mount Hope has been moved to the 43rd Air Depot in Erding Germany from the Bremen Terminal of the European Air Transport Service. Williams, son of Mr and Mrs W J Williams, enlisted in November 1945 and went overseas in July 1946. A Fayetteville marriage license was issued for Roy McClellan 24 and Betty Kessler 19 of Montgomery by County Clerk Lacy Neely.
Charles Hess was nominated for mayor of Fayetteville at the town convention held last night at the courthouse. Other candidates for the Citizens Party include Ben D. Keller and Frank Love among others. no opposition is expected.
Final rites for Pete Wasatz 71 of Oak Hill were held at 11 am at Tyree Funeral Home Chapel. The Rev W W Snuffer of Oak Hill officiated and burial was in Toney Cemetery. The man died from a heart ailment. services had been set for Saturday.
Dr. Royal Moore chief surgeon of Shriners Hospital Philadelphia and staff will run a one day clinic for crippled children in the basement of the Methodist Church at Montgomery on May 16. Children from Payette and Raleigh counties previously treated at the hospital are urged to attend. the clinic is free for any crippled child under 14 of sound mind.
Miss Lucille Hudkins Fayette County Home Demonstration Agent returned from the joint meeting of the West Virginia Home Economics Association and the Home Demonstration Agent at Jackson's Mill. Other Fayette countians attending were Miss Faith Pogue Fay etteville Farm Security Home Supervisor and Mrs. Zola Butter field and Mrs. Cleo Margaret Gray both of Montgomery.
Mrs Margaret Rutherford has returned to her Oakland home after a three month visit with her sister Mrs A P Hyslop in Oak Hill. While east she reconnected with sister Mrs D MacBeth of Westport Conn and brother Adam Scott of Cape Breton Canada after long separations of 30 and 38 years respectively.
Deed records show Jess C. Pettry and wife purchasing lots 27 28 29 and 30 in Jones Addition Oak Hill from J A Blackburn for about 4000 dollars. Other transfers include Daniel Fugate to Charles E Lemaster and numerous parcels across Coal Run Gauley Mountain and nearby towns with prices ranging from 500 to 7000 dollars.
Vera Wenzel celebrated a birthday with a party in Pineville hosted by Miss Lea Pais and Mrs. Oscar Pais. Attending were numerous friends and relatives including Nellis Pais Twila Ball Dorothy Ball Dymple Ball Jean nette Holloway Mary Jo Byrd Mary Jo Cooke Rose Marie Kidd Hida Davis Loraine Cook Malcolm Wilkinson Harry Gunter and many others.
Oceana church officials say Pinegrove Baptist Youth Fellowship will visit Toneda Church on Sunday at 3 p m. A Toneda meeting highlighted by a trio song by Orvis Lusk Raymond Lusk and Grace Toler. A Raven cliff visiting quartet led by Rev O A Lamb Catherine Junior and Tommy Lamb also attended.
City officials condemned a 31 year old giant weeping willow on Highland Avenue Mullens after plumbers found tree roots reaching the main sewer, causing about one thousand dollars in damage over years. The tree stands on the First Methodist parsonage lot planted by former resident George Foresman in 1916 and its removal may require temporary street closures to access sewer lines.
Three members of the Mullens Wo men of the Moose will receive the Academy of Friendship Degree at a Fairmont gathering. The honorees are Mrs. Juanita Atkins Mrs. Eva Young and Mrs. Maud Cretsinger. They will travel Saturday with local officers who already earned the degree at Beckley. The group also voted to sponsor a Mullens High senior to Girls State Camp at Jacksons Mill in June and to provide dinner at the Moose Legion meeting on May 18. Meeting time was set for 8 p.m. in summer months.
Glenfork teams won multiple divisions in Wyoming County, with Class A over 105 pounds, Class B 85 to 105 pounds, and Class C under 85 pounds. Oceana and Ben Dunman led six-year schools, taking top honors in multiple classes as Glenfork posted strong showings across weight groups. Final tallies list Oceana Ben Dunman Glen Rogers Pineville Itmann Maben and others across Class A B and C results.
Mullens Moose Lodge will install two new officers and continue others. Felix Scott becomes junior governor replacing A. T. Ball while H. H. Jeffevale takes D. D. Witt’s secretary post. Existing officers Wendell W. Cook governor Jack Laxton prelate and W. M. Holroyd treasurer stay in place. Cook will appoint a house committee. Mrs Montrey Shutt named assistant secretary to Jeffcoate after Mary Bowling resigns.
A dense listing shows daily radio slots from early morning to midnight including News with Cecil Brown at 10, Arthur Gaeth, Hall band and variety shows such as Say It With Music, Harlem Hospitality Club, Captain Midnight and Masterworks Of Music across stations WWNR WWMR and others.
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