Church League Team Feted By Baptist Temple Group
MT HOPE The Miriam Circle of Mt Hope Baptist Temple honored the eleven boys who played church league basketball this spring at a church banquet. Pastor Clarence Figgatt and Mrs Figgatt gave thanks as Norma Lee Bowman sang Let Me Call You Sweetheart. Each player brought a guest and spoke about the season. players listed include Dave Humphrey coach Pete Kessler Virgil Dillon George Beckingham Pete Beckingham Shirley Humphrey Aliff Bobby Bowman Lawrence Nettles Herbert Partin and Steve Steploski.
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MT. Hope
Miriam Circle
Mt. Hope Baptist Temple
Clarence Figgatt
Norma Lee Bowman
J. R
Hubbs
Dave Humphrey
Pete Kessler
Virgil Dillon
George Beckingham
Pete Beckingham
Shirley Humphrey
Aliff
Bobby Bowman
Lawrence Nettles
Herbert Partin
Steve Steploski
Fayetteville Garden Club Hosts Tea Friday
Oak Hill Garden Club members will attend a tea at Mrs. H. W. Miller’s Beckwith home as guests of the Fayetteville Garden Club. President Mrs. John Frisk announced a state convention May 12-13 at Parkersburg. Speaker Winslow Anderson of Blenko Glass spoke on plant tours and displayed eight glass colors.
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Parkersburg
John Harsany
Spade and Trowel Club
Winslow Anderson
Blenko Glass Company
Milton
New River Bank Buys Six Oak Hill Lots in Fayetteville
Fayetteville recorder reports New River Banking & Trust Co paid about 9000 for six Oak Hill lots, parcels 20 through 22 and 87 to 89, sold by W L Lee trustee. The deed records extensive transfers including right of way deals, lease extensions, and various lot purchases across Oak Hill, Thurmond, and nearby districts.
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Quinnimont Coal Company
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R. C. Hamilton
R. C. Hamilton & Company
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Gauley and
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William P. McKinney
Meadow Bridge
W. W. Pettry
Kanawha
Stanley Magiery
A. W. Whitt
J. W. Jarvis
John E. Elmore
Harvey
New River Company
Godfrey L. Cabot, Inc
Whipple
New River Com
Norma Dalporta
Smithers
Marion Tolley
Birdie L. Tolley
Sewell Mountain
Floyd’s Creek
L. P. Price
Everett Bragg
Old Hawk's Nest Road
Frank Crawford
Roy Thomas
Mt. Hope
Myrtle W. Hess
Rose Hess
Home Land Co
T. A. Myles
W. W. Teets
Dothan
H. A. Duncan
Ludwig K. Hussar
Highlawn
Clayton Morton
Ida V. Morton
Quinns- John FE
Elmore
J. W. Moses
Mary Brown
Appalachian Electric Power Company
Falls District
James E. Elkins, Jr
D. W. West
Open Fork Creek
Fayce Lumber & Supply Co
Johnson Subdivision
Lochgelly
Fayco Lumber & Supply Co
Pearl B. Minner
Loch
Lola Mitchell
Grover R. Stinner
J. H. Crist
Bernadette Leake
Coal Run Development Co
Officers Installed At Society Meeting
Oak Hill Circles 1 and 2 of Calvary Baptist Church elected and installed officers at a joint meeting held Thursday night at the home of Mrs. James Jennings. Circle 1 officers include Virginia Ballard president and Mary Grant reporter with other roles listed. Circle 2 officers include Ernest Parrish president and Ogden Johnson reporter with various committee assignments noted.
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Calvary Baptist Church
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Charles Elgin
Morgan Hess
Janie Haga
White Cross
James Cummings
Dewey Helmick
Verla Barnett
Ruby Nichols
Marie Treadway
Garnet Fitzgerald
John Daniels
Mary Grant
Circle No. 2
Ernest Parrish
Dewey Kidd
Lewis Gordon
Mary Hubacker
Delbert Murphy
Bert Hess
Pearl Long
W. E. Shafer
H. C. Jordan
Erma Neely
Maude Green
Ogden Johnson
Kennedy Funeral Rites Not Set
Funeral services are not yet set for John Kennedy an elderly Long Branch farmer who died yesterday at his home near Simon His body was removed to the Robertson and Foglesong Funeral Home Mullens
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Brownie Troop 23 Meeting Held at Flack Home
Brownie Troop 23 Oak Hill met Thursday afternoon at Mr. and Mrs. R W Flack home on Central Avenue. Intermediate troop members Ann Flack Karen Taylor and Connie Frye supervised games and activities. Present were Irene Alexander Lana Ammar Gay Bayes Diane Cale Linda Carol Dorton Nancy DuPuy Charlotte Foster Joyce Ann Gladwell Norma Jean Herndon Emrogene Hitchcock Marjorie Jarrell Sandra Jarrett Anita Katsuris Betty Kelly Nancy Lively Anna Houston Mackey Elizabeth Moses Pauline Mullens Suzanne Noyes Lois O Dell Vivian O Dell Linda Gayle Phillips Marilyn Thompson Sarah Ann Thomas Joyce Helsing. all troop members. Cookie Thompson Becky Snead Jeanie Shelton and Linda Flack were guests. Leader Mrs Paul Taylor and assistant leader Mrs Flack also attended.
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Central Avenue
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Karen Taylor
Connie Frye
Irene Alexander
Lana Ammar
Gay Bayes
Diane Cale
Linda Carol Dorton
Nancy DuPuy
Charlotte Foster
Joyce Ann Gladwell
Norma Jean Her
Paul Taylor
Mrs. Flack
Fayette Baptist Women Set Spring Meeting at Mt Hope
The Women’s Mission Society of the Fayette Baptist Association will hold the annual spring rally at the Baptist Temple in Mt Hope on Friday May 5. Sessions begin at 4:15 AM and continue through the afternoon. Luncheon will be served at noon by the General Aide at the church.
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Hilltop Woman Hurt in Wreck
Miss Josephine Tucker a 29 year old Hilltop resident remains in critical condition at Oak Hill Hospital after an automobile collision Saturday night involving a car driven by Robert Walton and a truck driven by Theodore Grimes. Walton and two other minor injuries were treated. investigation continues.
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William Bellew
Brown Rites Are Incomplete
Funeral arrangements are incomplete for Mansfield C. Brown who died Sunday night at Ingleside. Death was attributed to a heart condition and occurred in the home of Mrs. Lou Brown.
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Preliminary Sewage Plant Work Starts in Oak Hill
Oak Hill clears right of way for new sewage disposal plant as C. S. Waugh states preliminary construction has begun. Agnew Construction Company of Lewisburg won the contract for the project. Industrialized incubation has advanced the broiling chicken business.
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Lewisburg
Oceana to Begin Water System Construction This Month
Mayor Chris Fisher says Oceana will start a new water distribution project mid month with a 100 000 gallon storage tank and modern filtration. The town won PSC approval to buy the plant for 32 000 and fund improvements totaling about 122 000 dollars with bonds purchased by John E Joseph Co. of Cincinnati.
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Chris Fisher
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J. C. Evans
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Charleston
Paul Chambers
Ball Park
Daniels Dollar Store
T. H. Evans
John E. Joseph Co
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Itmann School Enrollment Up Quarters Sought
Itmann Elementary seeks better accommodations as the PTA plans additions due to growth from 87 to 184 students. New officers were elected: Edwards president, Baugh treasurer, Cox first vice president, Hendrick second vice president, Bowling secretary. Hendrick to represent the PTA on the County Council. Edwards and Cook to serve as council members. The group disapproved proposed compulsory medicine legislation per State PTA guidance. Rev Charles Austin spoke briefly.
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C. A. Blankenship
R. H. Edwards
Richard Baugh
J. E. Cox
Cecil Hendrick
Wiley Bowling
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Claire L. Cook
Charles Austin
Itmann
Wyoming Man Forfeits Bond on Pistol Violation
James M. Britt, a Wyoming Negro, forfeited a $50 cash bond after arrest by city police for a pistol law violation. Over the weekend four others were jailed for drunkenness, and state and county officers held six more. Lacy Dixon and Ward Shrewsbury, with unlisted addresses, were jailed Saturday on a peace warrant and for investigation respectively.
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Annual Spring Rally Slated in Pineville
Pineville hosts the Rock Castle Baptist Association Woman's Missionary Society annual spring rally Wednesday at 10 am at Toneda Baptist Church. Guest speakers include Goldin Bailey, a state missionary, and Dr. Clara Leach of China. Attending also are Mrs. Paul Jones, state president of Welch, and Mrs. R. M. Peery of War, association president.
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R. M. Peery
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Brides among the Taiyal formosan tattooed marriage marks
The Taiyal people of Formosa tattoo brides with marriage marks spanning from the mouth to the ears, a distinctive tradition signaling marital status within the community.
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Mullens Personals Updates From Raleigh General Hospital
Mrs. Sam Kingrea returns home after major operation at Raleigh General Hospital Beckley two weeks ago. Mrs. Chando O'Dell Mullens High School teacher expected to return home Moran Avenue within a week from Raleigh where she has been critically ill. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Grigg and son George leave Mullens after visiting Mrs. Pearl Kemp for Seattle, Washington. They will visit relatives in Iowa on return trip. Funeral attendance for M. E. White at Pocahontas Virginia included H. C. Hendricks and others from Itmann. White was chief coal inspector for Pocahontas Fuel Company.
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Sam Kingrea
S. Guyandotte Avenue
Raleigh General Hospital
Beckley
Chando O’dell
Moran Avenue
Clifford Grigg
George
R. H. Edwards
H. A. Cassell
R. J. Baugh
Itmann
White
Pocahontas Fuel Company
Pocahontas
Kopperston Girl Named as Secretary of Tomorrow Nominee
Kopperston pupil Carol Lee Bostic, representing Oceana High School, has been named to compete for Mountain State College’s “Secretary of Tomorrow” title. The Parkersburg event May 13 will judge shorthand typing personality voice and grooming with prizes including tuition and equipment.
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Carol Lee Bostic
Kopperston
Oceana High School
Secretary of Tomorrow
Mountain State College
Parkersburg
Ohio
Carol Lee
Miss Bostic
Arthur Bostic
Girls Athletic Association
Baileysville Girl Wins Essay Contest
Chlela Ann England, a Baileysville senior, wins an area essay contest. The Baileysville student was announced as the winner at a school ceremony, with judges citing clarity and insight in her submission.
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ALL-BRAN Claims Easy Relief From Constipation
A testimonial from Mrs. E. Kaupman of Clinton New Jersey praises Kellogg's ALL-BRAN for relieving constipation without harsh medicines. The ad recommends eating an ounce daily with water and offers a double money back guarantee if not satisfied after ten days.
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Rainbow board to hold special meeting at Masonic Hall
Hope Dar nall, chairwoman, calls a Rainbow advisory board meeting at the Masonic Hall Friday night at 7 30. Grand assembly decisions and public services for May 29 will be set, with instruction for the program committee. Phyllis Sizemore of Maben wins first prize for Grades 1 8. W E Trent of Baileysville sponsors $5 prizes for each winner.
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Helen Darnall
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Phyllis Sizemore
Maben
W. E. Trent
Baileysville
Tax figures for three cities and national rate
The source lists tax values for St. Louis Missouri San Francisco California and Washington District of Columbia plus a national tax rate of 10.75 percent 44.55 and 7.85 percent respectively. The line presents city and state abbreviations with the implied tax amounts or rates. No additional context is provided.
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