School Student List in Front Row Photo
Front row includes Shirley Bolen Kathy Shrewsbury Rebecca Meade Debbie Hill Martha Nolley Debra Parker. Back row shows Gary Brooks Earl White Randy Harreld James McGinnis Tommy Barker Larry Lafferty.
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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1963
Page
6
Front row includes Shirley Bolen Kathy Shrewsbury Rebecca Meade Debbie Hill Martha Nolley Debra Parker. Back row shows Gary Brooks Earl White Randy Harreld James McGinnis Tommy Barker Larry Lafferty.
Fayetteville Chapter No. 115 of the Order of Eastern Star welcomed Worthy Grand Matron Miss Virginia Robinson with a banquet at First Baptist Church. Mrs. E. B. Wood presided, degrees were conferred on Edna Spangler and Minnie Bowling, and a choir performed. Numerous visitors from nearby chapters attended and shared in the reception hosted by district matrons.
Walter Caldwell of LaFayette Post 149 announces the 7th District Convention in Union on Sunday. A new district commander will be elected. Legionnaires attending are asked to meet at the Fayetteville Legion Home at 7 p.m. to pool transportation.
Mrs Clifford Halsey was honored at a stork shower hosted by Mr and Mrs Dennie Acord Jr in Glen Fork. Guests joined in games and contests with prizes for top scores. hostesses included Mrs Acord Mrs Shumate and Mrs Graham among others.
Mrs. William Alderman returned to duties at Glen Rogers High School cafeteria after a two week trip to Rantoul Illinois with her son in law and daughter in law. She was escorted home by Alderman and Sizemore and plans to stay a month with Mr and Mrs John Allen in Glen Rogers.
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Glen Rogers High School will send Jacqueline Lou Clay as its Girls State delegate to the 21st Rhododendron Girls State at Jackson's Mill June 16 22 with Sharon McGraw as alternate. Clay, daughter of Ted R. Clay Souisville, transfers from Mullens High School and excels as cheerleader, Science Club officer, Tri-Hi-Y member, and 4-H participant. McGraw, daughter of Walter McGraw McGraws, is active in 4-H, church youth programs, Pep Club, Science Club, Tri-Hi-Y and serves as church pianist when needed.
Miss Ella Mae Smith arrives from Chicago to visit Kenner and Mrs Smith. Families welcomed relatives from Arlington Newport News and Fayetteville. Sgt and Mrs Okey Clayborne visit McGraws before departing for base. Ellen McMillian returns to Pinecrest Sanitarium after a two week stay with her mother.
West Virginia Heritage Week drew strong interest at Glen Fork Grade School with open house and two weeks of homeroom projects on state history and economic development. Patrons toured Centennial themed displays, sampled a special hot lunch menu, and viewed relics including a Civil War bugle, a 500 dollar musket offer, and a McKinley funeral lantern.
Mrs William Lugar and Mrs Jim Hall hosted Tuesday dinner with Mrs Jack Dick Mullens. Sherry Jones recovering at home from measles. Mrs Ken Maynor and her brother Danny Fleenor returned to Washington D C after visiting their parents Mr and Mrs Tom Fleenor. Mrs Bowen Cook joined to visit her son in Washington for a week.
A lighthearted note describes a father dancing the can-can at family meals when the mother is ill or away. The playful habit adds humor to domestic routine and highlights family dynamics during caregiving.
Concord College invites parents students alumni and others to the dedication Sunday at 2 30 p m for the 4 million building program. The ceremony features William E Rion director Florida Union as principal speaker followed by a ribbon cutting and campus tours with refreshments in the new residence halls and alumni lounge.
Associate history professor Dr. Joseph Hatfield resigns and calls for a State Board of Education inquiry into Concord College administration led by President Joseph F. Marsh. Hatfield cites fear and mistrust among faculty after student body president Jerry Lilly faced intense pressure over a critical letter.
Glen Fork RNS reports the marriage of Bertha May Allen to Johnny Myers in a home ceremony at Keyrock officiated by Rev. Harry L. Stevens. The couple lives at 116 31st St Newport News. Myers is a Glen Rogers and Wyoming Vocational School graduate and a shipyard welder in Newport News.
Mrs James C Lyons was elected president of the Parent Teacher Association at Pineville Grade School No 2 Monday night. She is married to a Pineville attorney and they have three daughters. Mrs F D Hawley was re elected secretary treasurer and Mrs A E Baldwin was re elected vice president. A musical program directed by Mrs Elizabeth Kuhn was performed by the second third and fourth grade students.
United Press International notes one theory tracing apple pie order to the old French nappes-plices folded linen, a phrase implying neatness. Brewers Dictionary of Phrase and Fable is cited as the source for this etymology explanation.
Deborah Adams of Mullens was named MYF’er of the month. She leads the Methodist Youth Fellowship and Wyoming Wesleyan Sub-District witness committee, ranks in Mullens High School’s top quarter, and participates in FTA, Future Scientists, Quill and Scroll, FHA, and other clubs. She plans Concord College study in home economics with a speech minor.
Glen Rogers High School senior Robert Bailey is one of two representatives for Wyoming County Vocational Technical School in Charleston for the Plymouth Auto Trouble Shooting Contest at the Civic Center. Bailey and Eddie Mitchem of Mullens compete against 12 other schools for the state title, a Detroit trip, and a chance at the national title and a $1,000 scholarship. runners up receive $500 in tools or school funds. Alternate entrants Kenneth Greene and Michael Hall are named. Lynch accompanies the group. Bailey is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Oley Bailey of Glen Fork.
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