Bredeck Kania Wed In Catholic Church Rites
Brenda Louise Kania and Eugene R. Bredeck wed at Sts. Peter and Paul Church Scarbro in a ceremony conducted by Rev. Eugene F. Klug. Bride from Oak Hill and Washington DC secretary. groom Marine Corps Drum and Bugle Corps member stationed in DC. Reception in Catholic Hall followed by honeymoon plans in Washington.
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Oak Hill
RNS
Sts. Peter and Paul Catholic
Scarbro
Brenda Louise Kania
Eugene R. Bredeck
Bernie Kania
Washington, D.C
Andrew J. Bredeck
Albany
Eugene F. Klug
Rose Duda
Rose Blanar
Sabrina
Nicki Raye Fairax
Barbara Kania
Pete Lavery
Buzz McCabe
Dave Parker
Marvin Ely
Marine Drum and Bugle Corps
Kania
Collins High School
Federal Housing Administration
Washington
Albany High School
Minn
Woman's Club Plans Mother-Daughter Fete
Oceana Woman's Club mother-daughter banquet committee met at the chairman's home to finalize plans for the May 15 dinner at 6 PM in Fellowship Hall of the Oceana First Methodist Church. Reservations should be called to Mrs. Roach, Mrs. Crouch, or Mrs. Cook. Committee members include Mrs. Roach, Mrs. Cook, Mrs. Price, Mrs. Forren, and Mrs. Price with three new assistants: Mrs. Eppling, Mrs. Woods, and Mrs. Lugar.
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Oceana
RNS
Oceana Woman's Club
Bobby Jean Crouch
Tesday
Fellowship Hall
Oceana First Methodist Church
Philip Roach
Bob Crouch
Don D. Cook
Virginia Price
Robert Forren
Cordellia Price
Ray Eppling
John Woods
William Lugar
Rejection Of Troublesome Boy Intensifies Problem
A reader seeks guidance on a troubled six year old boy who wets the bed and fights siblings as school closes. The columnist urges physical closeness and nonverbal reassurance, warning against rejection and explaining how a child perceives parental distance. The piece stresses maternal touch as a healing language during the child�s distress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Principals Elect New Officers in Pineville Meeting
Ralph E. Stewart of Glen Fork led the Elementary Principals Association gathering in Pineville as new officers were elected Hollis Brooks becomes president Paul Ritchie Mullens is vice president George Nolley takes secretary treasurer The group noted rising interest in the Wyoming County Spelling Bee with 20 participating schools.
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Glen Fork
RNS
Ralph E. Stewart
Verne E. Clay
John McGraw
Kelly Sizemore
Glen Rogers
Barnes Shumate
Sabine
Elementary Principals Association
Pineville
D. Banks Wilburn
Teachers College of Marshall University
Huntington
Stewart
Hollis Brooks
Paul Ritchie
Mullens
George Nolley
Wyoming County
Clean-Up Drive Set In Oceana
Oceana announces an annual Clean-Up drive from May 7 to 11 led by acting mayor Frank Laxton Jr. City trucks will collect trash, with extra workers and vehicles deployed. Residents are urged to place containers in visible spots and report uncleared vacant lots to city hall. All town cemeteries have been cleaned.
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Oceana
RNS
Frank Laxton Jr
City Hall
Oceana High Students Named All Regional Band Members
Four Oceana musicians from Oceana High School were chosen by band director Jim Burwell for the all regional band. Juniors Donna Smith Linda Rider Brenda Baldwin and Sandra Thacker will attend the all regional band clinic in Bluefield today and Friday and join the full band Saturday for a parade with other schools.
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Oceana
ANS
Oceana High School
Jim Burwell
Donna Smith
Carl Smith
Kopperston
Linda Rider
Jack Rider
Brenda Baldwin
Clyde Baldwin
Sandra Thacker
Robert Thacker
Allregion
Bluefield
Spring Formal Slated By Mullens Teen Club
Mullens Rebel Rec adult and youth councils met with 20 members. Junior high dates are May 18 and 25 for the spring formal on May 25, with senior high nights May 4, 5, 11, 12, 19 and 26 from 7:30 to 11 p.m. A nominating committee of Halsey, Jeffcoate and Farley was named. First Methodist Church to provide May chaperones.
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Jimmy Halsey
Freddie Jeffcoate
Carolyn Farley
First Methodist Church
Scrapbook Contest Winners To Be Named
Oceana Woman's Club members joined Pineville and Mullens clubs to finalize plans for the 1962 Keep Wyoming County Green scrapbook contest. Entries from Wyoming County first through sixth graders, April 1 to 25, theme Forest Fires Destroy or Damage Our Forest Lands. Prizes include ribbons and forest fire prevention items. Winners drawn from six magisterial districts. judges to include county agent Roscoe Plumley and forester R E Snelling.
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Oceana
RNS
Oceana Woman's Club
Court Annex
Pineville
Mullens
Wyoming County
Roscoe Plumley
R. E. Snelling
Pocahontas Land Co
Keep Wyoming County Green Committee
Teen Nya
Lewis Campbell
Castle Rock Garden Club
Catherine Stewart
Mullens Women's Women's Civic Club
Lorena Spillers Garden Club
M. M. Shumate
John D. Farmer
Mullens Laurel Garden Club
A. G. Sugar Jr
Otis Cook
Oceana Names Candidate For Journalist Of Year
Judy Barber has been chosen Journalist of the Year at Oceana High School. A journalist of the year is picked from each area school, with samples sent to the Raleigh-Wyoming Press Association for a regional award. The banquet at El Chico in Beckley on May 7 will award plaques and pins.
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Oceana
RNS
Judy Barber
Oceana High School
Raleigh Register
Raleigh-Wyoming Press Association
The
Press Association
el Chico
Beckley
Judy
Quill and Scroll
Raleigh-Wyoming County Press Association
Tri-Hi-Y
Tomahawk Times
Donnie Cook
Marshall
Spotlight Dance for Oak Hill Students Saturday
A spot light dance for high school students will run 8 to 12 p.m. Saturday at the Oak Hill Armory. Organized by the Oak Hill Jaycees, proceeds fund a stage light for the Oak Hill grade school auditorium. The event features a twist contest with a record album as prize. students from Mount Hope Fayetteville and Oak Hill invited. bands from Bluefield to wear uniforms. Jaycee members and wives will chaperone. parents admitted with children.
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Oak Hill
BNS
Robert Prowse
Bluefield
Prowse
Jaycee
Circle No 1 meets at First Christian with host Mrs Farley
Mullens record notes Circle No 1 of the First Christian met at the church Wednesday night with Mrs D Farley as hostess. Mrs Cecil Harrold led devotional service under the theme Thought For Today. Refreshments were served to several members and two guests the Rev Amos Huffman and wife.
Return from hospital for Pineknob resident Edgar Jarrell
Edgar Jarrell of Pineknob has returned home from Beckley Hospital after a two week stay with two operations performed. His wife Mrs. Jarrell and sister in Beckley Mrs. Georgia Morgan accompanied him during his stay.
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Edgar Jarrell
Beckley Hospital
Jarrell
Beckley
Georgia Morgan
Pledges Honored At Pineville Beta Sigma Phi Banquet
Mrs Wesley Brown named pledge of the year at the 31st Founder s Day Banquet in Beckley. Mrs Eugene Graham and Mrs David Wilson honored as girls of the year, all Pineville Gamma Xi Chapter members, guests of Beckley City Council of Beta Sigma Phi. Other Pineville attendees included Mrs James Lyons and several others.
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Pineville
RNS
Wesley Brown
Eugene Graham
David Wilson
Beckley
PTA Installs New Officers at Oceana Grade School
The Oceana Grade School PTA installed officers for the 1962-63 year led by president Mrs Ruby Jones and vice president Mrs Tommy Nuter. Mrs Ramona White was secretary treasurer with the nominating committee including Mrs Wanda Gray Mrs Herman Hopkins and Mrs Arthur Bostic. A cancer film Traitor Within and distributed literature emphasized early detection. Fundraising and reports were presented by French Manning and Miss Glenna Sue Blankenship at the Monday meeting followed by a pot luck dinner.
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Oceana
ANS
Wanda Gray
Herman Hopkins
Arthur Bostic
Ruby Jones
Tommy Nutter
Ramona White
Wayne Rollins
Oceana Baptist Church
American Cancer Society
Charleston
Otis Cook
Wyoming County Cancer Crusade
French Manning
Glenna Sue Blankenship
Joe
Wyoming County
Lawrence Worrell
Army specialist joins combined arms drill in Germany
Specialist 4 Arthur L. Crouse of the U S Army took part in a five week combined arms phase of the 4th Armored Division field training exercises in Germany. The tank driver arrived overseas in October 1960. his wife Lela resides in Oceana and his parents live in Hatcher.
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Pineville
ANS
Arthur L. Crouse
U.S. Army
4Th Armored Division
Germany
Ity
Crouse
Lela
Oceana
Jessie Crouse
Hatcher
Wyoming Court Approves Several Estate Orders
The Wyoming County Court in Pineville approved multiple actions including the appraisement of the estate of Thomas E. Cook with Vera Basham Bessie Droppleman and Marvin Phillips named as appraisers. George L. Jenkins named administrator of Roy Charles Simmons estate with a 500 bond and James G. Brooks as surety. Probatings of wills for George W. Cook Jr. and Blane Toler were approved with executors named and no bond required. Final settlement of Irene Shannon as administratrix of Russell Shannon estate was approved.
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Pineville
RNS
Wyoming County Court
Thomas E. Cook
Vera Basham
Bessie Droppleman
Marvin Phillips
George L. Jenkins
Roy Charles Simmons
James G. Brooks
George W. Cook Jr
Robert W
Lowell Jennings Cook
Blane Toler
Martha B. Toler
Irene Shannon
Russell Shannon
Clear Fork High School prepares next student publication
The article lists staff members working on the upcoming issue at Clear Fork High School. Ada Beverly is production manager, Emma Hodge and Vera Williams are co editors, Nancy Lowe is sports editor, Carolyn Stover is social editor, and Joyce Stover serves as advisor.
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Clear Fork High School
Ada Beverly
Emma Hodge
Nancy Lowe
Carolyn Stover
Joyce Stover
Vera Williams
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Woman’s Club
Muriel Lawrence
Mullens Teen Club
Ginette Vaught
Joyce Stewart
Kathryn Grace Cottrill
John Perry
Sharon Clay
Judy McGraw
Louis Kaman
John McGraw School
Kathryn Grace
Glen Rogers High
Mike Vaught
BSP
PTA
Crylic
Montgomery Ward
Wace
Ist
Mit
Wey Muu
Coverall
Wyo
Clear Fork
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