Collins High Senior Play Father Knows Best Cast
Six members rehearse the Collins High School senior class play Father Knows Best directed by Miss Zella Bishop. The 8 p.m. Friday performance occurs in the Oak JGH Elementary School Auditorium with cast members Owen McNeeley Sue Slaven Lyda Vou Morton John Lukic Barney Stinnett and Elton Baron Jr. under Dramatic Publishing Co special permission.
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Collins High School
Sue Slaven
Lyda Vou Morton
John Lukic
Barney Stinnett
Elton Baron Jr
The
Dramatic Publishing Co
Tennessee Man Fined On Road Law Violation
Warren Goldwyn, 28, Nashville, paid a $10 fine after pleading guilty to driving on the left side of State Route 16 at Stephenson. He was arraigned before Magistrate Grant Taylor, Elmore, following arrest by State Trooper Stanley Epling.
Womans Society of Christian Service Meets in Pineville
The Fellowship Hall of the First Methodist Church in Pineville hosts the Womans Society of Christian Service at 7 30 p m on Thursday. Mrs Elaine Taylor will present the program. Hostesses are Mrs R H Breeden Mrs Mae S Belcher and Mrs T G Morgan.
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Pineville
RNS
First Methodist Church
Womans Society of Christian Service
Elaine Taylor
R. H. Breeden
Mae S. . Belcher
T. G. Morgan
Republicans To Meet In Madison At Boone County Rally
Boone County Young Republicans plan a 7 30 p m meeting at the Madison Hotel to organize summer activities. The session is open to members and interested persons.
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Madison
Boone County
Stmmer
Curtis Taylor Succumbs At 50
Curtis By ron Taylor, 50, Scarbro, died at 5 p m Tuesday at his home after a heart attack. He was a truck driver for New River Co. and a Methodist. Born Nov 10 1907 in Scarbro, survivors include his wife Jeanette Proffer Taylor, his mother Addie G. Taylor, two sons James Roscoe and Williamy Curtis, a daughter Barbara, a brother Len, and a sister Marsha B. Cox. Bod y at Tyree Funeral Home Oak Hill. Funeral arrangements incomplete.
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Oak Hill
Curtis Byron Taylor
Scarbro
New River Co
Methodist Church
Taylor
Jeanette Proffer Taylor
Addie G. Taylor
James Roscoe
Williamy Curtis
U. S. Navy
Barbara Taylor
Len
Glen Jean
Marsha B. Cox
Beaver
Tyree
Richmond Faces Grand Jury Action in Break-In Case
Harold Gene Richmond, 19, Minden, was bound over to the Grand Jury on charges of breaking and entering the New River and Pocahontas Store in Minden. He is jailed on 7,000 bond. A juvenile arrested with him will have a hearing Tuesday before Judge Charles L. Garvin Jr. Richmond previously waived in Grand Jury on two break in charges at Wonder's Jewelry Store and Elite Club in Oak Hill while on 2,500 bond.
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Fayetteville
Rns
Harrold
Gene Richmond
Minden
New River
Pocahontas
Virgil Lyons
Richmond
Jing Wonder
Elite Club
Oak Hill
Lillybrook Man Waives, Held For Grand Jury
James Trotjt a Lillybrook strip miner waived a preliminary hearing on a felonious wounding charge and was held for the grand jury. He was free on a $1,000 bond posted by William Vaughn. Trotti, 67, surrendered to Mullens police Tuesday night after shooting Robert Scott, 42, at an Allen Junction home following a dispute over a woman. Scott was shot above the temple with a 45 caliber bullet, but X rays showed no skull fracture and he was in good condition awaiting possible discharge.
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Mullens
James Trotjt
Lillybrook
Grant Taylor
Elmore
William Vaughn
Trotti
Wendell Cook
Robert Scott
Allen Junction
Cook
Scott
Wyoming General Hospital
Charleston Man Awarded Damages in Auto Collision Suit
C. J. Hundley of Charleston won $183.38 damages in the Fayette Circuit Court April term. The case against Janes Nugen of Rainelle stemmed from a May 1937 automobile collision near Kaymoor, with both sides alleging negligence.
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Fayetteville
Rns
Fayetteville High School Band Banquet Donations Sought
Donations of favors food or money for the Fayetteville High School Band banquet are accepted. Call banquet chairman Mrs. Tommie Platt to contribute. The band led by Jimmie N Queen earned superior ratings at the Bluefield state festival and Montgomery county festival.
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Fayetteville
ANS
J W Perry Declares Candidacy for House Seat
A certificate of announcement from John W Perry Jr of Oak Hill shows he filed as a Democrat candidate for the House of Delegates. The document arrived in the Fayette Circuit Clerk's Office after being postmarked Saturday.
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Fayetteville
RNS
Fayette Circuit
John W. Perry Jr
Oak Hill
MK Democrat
House of Delegates
Maple Fork Man Sent To TB Ward After Circuit Court Hearing
William L Craddock 33 was committed to the tubercular ward of a state hospital following a circuit court hearing Saturday night. The action, controlled by state and county health departments, was initiated by Dr William Herold the Fayette County health director.
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Fayetteville
RNS
William L. Craddock
Craddock
William Herold
Fayette Counts
Cemetery Clean Up Planned at Farley Hill
Mrs. Joan Grubb announces a cemetery clean-up day at Farley Hill Cemetery on Saturday starting at 9 a.m. Area residents are urged to join and help with the work. The note mentions Pendleton County’s early settlers near Brandywine in 1743.
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Farley Hill
RNS
Joan Grubb
Mullens People's Party Nominates Three For City Ticket
Luther W. Kerns wins mayoral nod by unanimous vote with Tracy Hylton and W. McGhee named for city commissioner posts. The convention also labels Robert Atkins and W. F. Noah Staats as party voices in Mullens coming June 10 election.
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People's Party
Mullens
People's
Tracy Hylton
Noah W. McGhee
RNS
Mullens City
Luther W. Kerns
W. F. Noah W. McGhee
Staats
City of
Wyoming County Voters Pass Levy in School Election
Wyoming County voters approved a special school levy by 99.04 percent after 42 precincts reported 6 202 votes for and 62 against. The levy raises 270 230 annually and marks the eighth consecutive approval in 41 years. The county has long depended on special levies since 1937 to fund general and teacher salaries.
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Pineville
RNL
Wyoming County
WHL
Wyoming
Court Of Awards Held In Pineville
Pineville Intermediate Girl Scout Troop No. 2 held a Court of Awards at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday at the Presbyterian Church. Awards were presented by Mrs. Orville Ross, Mrs. William Henking, and Mrs. Ralph Looney. Brenda Stewart headed Decorating, Jane Kuhn led Favors, Pat Shannon ran Refreshment, Judy Ross led Clean-Up. Tea was served to attending mothers.
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Pineville
RNS
Presbyterian Church
Orville Ross
William Henking
Ralph Looney
Brenda Stewart
Jane Kuhn
Pat Shannon
Judy Ross
Circles Set 7 30 P M Meeting Schedule
The Women's Missions Society of Cook Memorial Baptist Church Pineville announces 7 30 p m Thursday meetings for its circles. Shannon Cooper Circle meets at Mrs Jack Phillips home with devotion by Mrs Floyd Rose and program by Mrs Leah Smith Edna Stevens Circle meets at Mrs Donard Richardson Jes Park Addition Jewell Asbury Circle meets at Mrs Jamie Brooks Crowley Worrell Addition
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Pineville
RNS
Women’s Missions Society
Cook Memorial Baptist Church
Shannon-Cooper
Jack Phillips
Fioyd Rose
Leah Smith
Edna Stevens
Donard Richardson
Jes Park
Jewell Asbury
Jamie Brooks
Crowley-Worrell
Colcord Personal News Highlights Weekend Visitors
Weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Modest Thompson and Mr and Mrs Virgil Thompson included their son Jeff Thompson, daughter in law and Stevie of Chesapeake. Miss Zela Stover of Charleston attended Colcord Presbyterian Church service. Other out of town visitors were Mr and Mrs Kenny Farley of Rand Miss Aldine Wright of Charleston and Mrs Jeff Thompson and Stevie.
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Colcord
RNS
Modest Thompson
Virgil Thompson
Jeff Thompson
Stevie
Chesapeake
Zela Stover
Charleston
Kenny Farley
Rand
Aldine Wright
Chaleston
Mother's Day Program Set at Kilsyth Church
Kilsyth Baptist Church hosts a Mother’s Day program at 7:30 p.m. Sunday with participants Betty Elliott Sonja Puckett Kitty J Elliott Ruby Duncan Nancy Duncan Donna Gibson Helen Greer and Dixie Tedd. Elijah Short of Fisher-Titus Hospital Norwalk remains hospitalized and slowly recovering from a severe injury. John Fannin of Colcord visits Rodney relatives. Hazel Murdock of Stover visits uncle Kenneth Thompson and family.
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Elijah Short
Fisher-Titus| Kilsyth
Mother's Hospital
Norwalk
Kilsyth
Freeail Baptist Church
Young People’s Association
Betty, Elliott
Sonja Puckett
Kitty J Eliott
Ruby Duncan
Nancy Duncan
Donna Gibson
Helen Greer
Dixie Tedd
Debbie Holmes Crowned Queen At Dorothy May Day
Debbie Holmes, a first grade student, was crowned queen at the Dorothy May Day Program at Dorothy Elementary School. Mrs. Eddie Flint and Mrs. George Eads helped award the titles with performances by fourth through sixth graders and a chorus of second graders ending with All Hail the Queen of May and God Bless America.
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Dorothy
Debbie Holmes
Eddie Flint
Parent-Teacher Association
George Eads
Billy Short
Charles Krepps
Roger Walker
Woodrow Thompson Jr
Bobby Fraley
Fray Fetipe
America
Mullens High School honors students at annual Rebel M event
Mullens High School held a Friday night banquet honoring students for extracurricular work. Rob Tabscott spoke as guest. Sam Foglesong was toastmaster. Howard Hensley won the scholar ship award for top scholastic averages among seniors with several others earning Athletic Scholastic recognition.
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Mullens
RNS
Mullens High School
Rob Tabscott
Sam’ Foglesong
Howard
Butch Hensely
Tional
James Rasnake
Robert Woodsit
Wang Humphres
James Robertson
Tomnek
Joann
Jan Witcox
Merie Johnson
Tiidy Cumby
Jim Fr . Henderson
Sam Hathi
Butch Care
de Davidson
Marty Stephen Theenpson
Bit. Am
David
Glen Rogers Personal Notices Include Hospital and Visit Updates
Hayden Wolfe, Beckley Hospital patient after surgery, receives visitors including Mrs Beulah Presley and her relatives. The column lists multiple weekend visits from families such as the Norths of Montgomery, Hutchins of Sophia, and Sheppards of Dayton Ohio. A patient, Pet Ara, reentered Beckley Hospital, with others like Margaret Taraczkozy also noted as hospitalized.
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Glen Rogers
Hayden Wolfe
Beckley Hospital
Beulah Presley
Bobby Marland
Malissa
Charleston
Arvil Gentry
Bill Hutchins
Sophia
Lionel North
Montgomery
Bob Sturgill
Hal North
Jack Sheppard
Dayton O
Charles Sheppard
Gary
Patsy Dillon
Washington, D. C
Hilda Daniels
G. L. Campbell
Donnie Nuckols
Boby Nuckols
Princeton
Pet Ara
Margaret Taraczkozy
Area Women Pass Insurance Licenses Examinations
Judson Pearson reports 14 applicants passed agent and solicitor exams and were issued licenses in various lines. Notable entries include Harry C. Barns and Lewis C. Hartsock in Charleston, Catherine Hedrick in Marlinton, Jo seph Sams in Parkersburg, and Jeannette Fox of Oak Hill as solicitor for fire and auto insurance.
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Charleston
Judson Pearson
Harry C. Barns
Lewis C. Hartsock
Bluefield
Catherine M. Hedrick
Marlinton
Elsie G. Irvine
Clover Lick
Ruth Kerrigan
Parkersburg
Joseph M. Sams
Carolyn E. Shuff
Huntington
Life
Hartsock
Okey R
Clear Fork High Band and Chorus Concert Friday Night
Clear Fork High School band and chorus present a 7 30 p m concert in the school auditorium directed by Mrs Helen Hayward. The program features selections from Carissimi Leland Satieren Nobel Cain Thiman Schumann Nevin Mozart and others with solos by Linda Fraley Peggy Stover Maude Williams and Will Huff. A second note mentions a fruit-growing district tannery dating from 1875 due to abundant oak bark.
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Colcord
RNS
Clear Fork High School
Helen Hayward
Carissimi
Leland Satieren
Christ
Nobel Cain
J. PF. Kilpatrick
Eric H
Ethelbert Nevin
Scott Wilkinson
Mozart
Ted Mesang
Will Huff
Dickinson Fink Are Boys' State Delegates
Dickinson and Fink named as Boys State delegates from Oak Hill area. Dickinson, 16, active in Varsity Club and A Capella choir, editor of Junior Acorn, football basketball and track participant, son of Fred W. and wife. Zink, 17, president elect of student council, active in many clubs, delegate to Know Your State Government Day and Log student council events, son of Brainard and wife. Both represent Oak Hill American Legion Post No. 39 at Boys State and participate in church and youth activities.
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Hileea
Acorn
Dickinson
Fred W. Dickinson
Oak Hill
RNS
Robert Dickinson
Charles Zink
Collins High Scans
American Legion Post No
Zink
Brainard Sr
Southeast-ageern
Acorn Tall
Fiorcee
Southern Association of
I Tary
Log
Fayette
Udent Council Association
Hepa
Baptist Church
French List
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Kenneth Thompson
Dorothy May Day
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Linda Burcham
Jané Pryor
Gens Armatrout
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Pam Sampson
Paw Pay
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Richmond Cleaners and Laundry
Universal Home Equipment Co
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