Audience Selects Amateur Winners at Pineville Show
A packed Pineville High School auditorium hosted the Wyoming County amateur show. Winners were chosen by audience ballot with honorable mentions to performers in dance and vocal categories. George F. Brown headed the event with student helpers Ned Crews Jeanie Houck Marilyn Waggoner Pamela Goode Ralph Chisler and Gene Snodgrass as master of ceremonies from WWYO Pineville.
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Pineville
ANS
Wyoming County
Pineville High School
Pamela Lyons
Pamela Maynor
Carol Anderson
Page Rogers
Carolyn Fox
Jackie Basham
Garland Johnson
Rodney Hamilton
Maxine Morris
Janice McMillan
Betty Hayes
Mary Lee Coles
Ann Farmer
Gloria Barnhart
Barbara Graham
George F. Brown
Ned Crews
Jeanie Houck
Marilyn Waggoner
Pamela Goode
Ralph Chisler
Gene Snodgrass
WWYO
Friendship Night Observed by OBS Chapter No 59
Visitors attended a Friendship Night at Winolia Chapter No 59 in Mount Hope with Mrs. Vivian Brooks presiding. Officers from visiting chapters filled chairs for initiation as OLETY and others participated. The meeting featured a poetry opening and a plan to honor past officers, with numerous local attendees and a May 23 memorial service announced.
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Mount Hope
ANS
Winolia Chapter No. 59
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Vivian Brooks
Leona Winston
Coal City
Clyde O. Darlington
Thurmond
Alice Burgess
Oak Hill
Dorothy Wells
Adah
Helen Anderson
Lawton
Ruth
June Allen
Esther
Rosemary Elliott
Bethleham
Martha
Patricia Beeler
Armee
New Milford
Conn
PAX
C. H. McCoy
Packs Branch
C. D. Hawkins
Deanna
Steven
Donald McCoy
Cathy
Curtis
Vickie
Crawley
Willis McCoy
Carol
Maben
Gordon Craft
Pratt
John Shaw
Mae McClung
Grace Cochran
John Williams
Rt. 1
Thomas Norman
Tommy Diamond
Max Tyree
Fort Lee
Lawrence Tyree
Tyree
James Williams
Philadelphia
Helen Cabell
Kanawha City
Lonnie Williams
Judy
Cabell
Charleston Memorial Hospital
Seibert Janney
Bernardine
A. J. Humphrey
Donald Akers
Edward Helm
St. Albans
Wayne Janney
Oleta Shumate
Bernice Elliott
Susan
Laura Snuffer
Woodrow Naff
Beckley
Frank Akers
Long Branch
Ronald Troutman
Trooper
Charles Davis
Sherry
Ricky
Wayne
W. E. Lively
Bea
Lively
Virgil Lively
Lee Ellen
Norton
Hazel Lively
James Dickinson Jr
Buddy Canterbury
Washington, D. C
Canterbury
Mullens
Hurt Lively
Nancy
Stewart
Mack Warden
Carl Compton
Eorge Massing
George Massing Jr
Linda
Jimmie
Randolph Hendrickson
John
Steven Crislip
Claudia Canterbury
Cabell Craddock
W. E. Craddock
Prosperity
Louie Wilson
Electa
Sally James
Okey Brooks
Beeler
Brooks
Blanche Cook
J. C. Muir
Mary Lay
Phyllis Kelly
Gertrude Williams
Sophie Steplowski
Marie Davis
Tessie Williams
Selma Tolliver
Robert Williams
Phyllis
Lawrence Kelly
Margaret McClung
Harriett Coleman
Mary Steveson
Armilla Rogers
Mary Vallina
Leslie Craver
Thelma Kelly
Elsie Dorado
Wilma Phillips
Catherine Berry
Jennie Cope Carter
Eva Cope
Josephine Allen
Flora Twaddle
Ruby Tyree
Fannie Richeson
Mabel Jenkins
Thelma Rice
Wilda Creed
Aharon Armentrout
Sophia Steplowski
Women Society Circles Plan Meetings at Various Homes and Halls
The Women's Society of Christian Service at First Methodist Church schedules multiple circle meetings today and tomorrow. Circles meet at Friendship Hall, private homes on Maple Avenue, Dunman Street, Highland Avenue, Frantz Avenue, and Moran Avenue with dinners and a combined session for Circles 9 10 and 11. Hostesses listed.
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Dunman Street
J. A. Neal
Highland Avenue
M. C. Houck
Frantz Avenue
Ward Wiley
Moran Avenue
Friendship Hall
Beverly Patton
Carol Murphy
Margaret McGinnis
Mirian Nolley
Nellie Connely
Peggy Smith
Antique engines to grace St Louis museum from MIT donation
About 23 000 pounds of antique steam engines donated by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology will depart Cambridge next fall to be installed in the museum of steam and marine engineering in St Louis. The engines will travel in a 1914 Pierce Arrow truck, which will join the exhibit on arrival.
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Cambridge, Mass
One World One Mission ends at Pineville church
The concluding study session titled One World One Mission was held Sunday night at the Presbyterian Church in Pineville. The four week program was sponsored by the women of First Methodist Church Cook Memorial Baptist Church and the Presbyterian Church. Mrs. Paul Rice led the final session reviewing the chapter In Ecumenical.
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Pineville
RNS
One World
Presbyterian Church In
Car-Wash Aids Pineville Community Effort
About 150 cars were washed in Pineville Friday and Saturday by volunteer firefighters and Pineville High School athletes. The event, sponsored by the Fire Department, the Lions Club and the Rotary Club, supports local clean-up missions and athletic expenses at the high school, with some funds also aiding the Fire Department. Fire Department participants included Jack Lambert and others. Pineville High players aided under Coach Sante Boninsegna.
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Pineville
RNS
Pineville High School
Fire Department
Lion’s Club
Rotary Club of
Jack Lambert
John H. Martin
Paul Holmes
Charles Beavers
Charles Hawks
Glen Laxton
James Parker
Allan Mayhorne
Sparky Parker
Austin Sparks
Sam Bowers
Dennis Viers
Lloyd Adams
Richard Simmons
William McCoy
Sante Boninsegna
Give In To Disagreeable Realities And Stay Sane
A column by Mrs. Muriel Lawrence on managing mood swings rooted in unchangeable realities. It explains how adults create despondent states by clinging to unmet wants and how accepting facts can end the low mood. Parents may misplace blame on children, worsening the cycle.
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Mrs
Muriel Lawrence
United Nations
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Donnell Shumate
Larry Mullens
Bill Gray
Ronnie McClure
Carol Vivenne Scott
Oceana
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The
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Ernest McCoy
Doug Tilley
Robert McCoy
Jack D. Martin
Main Street
N&w
Norfolk and Western
Roanoke
Green
MR. Smith
Hi Company
Brown
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Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Mee
Meriel Lawrenca
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