Mullens JP Records Show Multiple Traffic and Theft Citations
In Mullens, R L McKinney JP heard cases from Thursday to Saturday. Ashley fined 17 50 for losing vehicle control on Route 16. Shrewsbury paid 17 50 for driving without license on Route 16. Dempsey fined 24 for shoplifting in a Mullens store. Miller fined 17 50 for driving without license on Route 10. Christopher Miller cited for allowing unlicensed operator. paid 17 50. Dempsey Phillips fined 17 for assault on wife Lilly Mae Phillips. Mae Fralin cited for expired registration on Route 16. Reynolds twice cited for trespassing. fines 10 50 each. Browning fined 10 50 for trespass. Morgan fined 14 50 for permitting unlicensed operator at Twin Falls State Park.
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Lewis D. Shrewsbury
Itmann
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Genney Miller
Christopher Miller
Dempsey Phillips
Pineville
Lilly Mae Phillips
Virginia
Mae Fralin
Stella Mae Reynolds
Hubert McKinney
Anna Reynolds
James Browning
Billy Aaron Morgan
Malen
Twin Falls State Park
Don Green
Drag act sparks nude strip at women’s social night
In Rainham England a male performer, Charlie Miller, 35, stripped nude during a ladies only social night drawing 250 women. Miller said he planned a drag act and comedy strip but felt pressured to go fully nude to avoid boos. The club manager will investigate the incident.
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Rainham
England
UPI
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Luncheon Speaker Named For Concord Workshop
Professor Harry Finkelman of Concord College will address more than 100 educators and business leaders at Concord College on May 13 as part of the Education Business Relations Workshop. He will speak on Business Is Not a Dirty Word It Doesn’t Even Have Four Letters.
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Athens
Concord College
Dean R. Kenny
Center For Economic Action
Harry Finkelman
Garden Club Hears Roses Program in Fayetteville
Fayetteville Garden Study Club met at Fayette Avenue home for a program on roses presented by Mrs. Fletcher Arritt. A visitor's report from a local nursing home was given and two members volunteered to visit. New officers were elected: President Mrs. Darrell Woodrum, VP Mrs. Fletcher Arritt, Secretary Mrs. William Burdette, Treasurer Mrs. A L Huddleston. The club plans a June meeting at Mrs. J K Whitlock's home with Mrs. Louise Hoover as co-hostess.
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Fayetteville
Fletcher Ar- Tritt
A. L. Huddleston
Lions Club Officers Chosen In Pineville
Pineville Lions Club elected Ross Withrow as president at Mountain Motel meeting. New officers include Dewey McKinney first vice president P H Caffee III second vice president Herbert Wallace third vice president Bob Stewart secretary Bernard Stump treasurer John Rogers lion tamer Essie Ramsey tail twister and James Goode Victor Gilkeson directors. Installation planned for June. May convention in Charleston at Daniel Boone Hotel discussed. Broom and light bulb sale rescheduled to Tuesday at 6 p.m.
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Pineville
Ross Withrow
Pineville Lions Club
Mountain Motel
Dewey McKinney
P. H. Caffee III
Herbert Wallace
Bob Stewart
Bernard Stump
John Rogers
Ion Tamer
Essie Ramsey
Tail Twister
James Goode
Victor Gilkeson
Harold Griffith
Charleston
Daniel Boone Hotel
Mathews Receives Noyes Foundation Nursing Scholarship
Neva Jane Mathews, Collins High School senior, wins West Virginia Wesleyan College Noyes Foundation Nursing Scholarship. Daughter of James L. and wife of Oak Hill, she will major in nursing and serves as Tri-Hi-Y secretary, French club secretary, newspaper news editor and Rainbow for Girls worthy advisor. She also won a typing award and was chosen for the May court and Girls State alternate.idelete
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Neva Jane Mathews
Collins High School
Noyes Foundation
West Virginia Wesleyan College
James L. Mathews
Oak Hill
Tri-Hi-Y
Rainbow
May Fellowship Day At Mount Hope First Baptist
Lilly attended the annual May Fellowship Day at Mount Hope First Baptist Church with Mrs T A Jaeger and many other participants including Mrs Eva Cope Mrs Elizabeth Linsky Miss Anna Cope Mrs Jennie Cope Carter and several others. SCOTT LAUDS NIXON SAYS REPUBLICAN SENATORS RELIEVED OVER CHINA INITIATIVE Senator Hugh Scott described broad relief among Republicans that Nixon’sChina policy move shows resolve and courage as he engages with Communist China.
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Nixon Washington
UPI
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Nixon
China
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Christian Family Week Observed In Mount Hope
About 75 attendees joined a Mount Hope Methodist Temple Family Night Dinner for Christian Family Week. Mrs. Fannie Richeson hosted Circle No 2 while Mrs. F E Foster led adult ministry. choirs performed, prizes awarded, and a 1937 Mount Hope film was shown before a closing devotional by Rev. Mon T Marks.
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Circle No. 2
Fannie Richeson
F. E. Foster
Ministry of Adults
Christian Board of Education
R. E. Tissue
Walter Summers
Lawrence Angle
George
Beth and
Cara Collier
Gary Waycaster
Kenny Souder
Elizabeth Taylor
Rock Bonifacio
Cathy Peters
Johnette Gulbin
Ron Stafford
Floyd Bonifacio
Henry Kizer
Mon T. Marks
Robert Penman
Eva Cope
Dorcas Reed
Ralph Deal
Ginny ‘Deal
Lawrence Bennett
H. W. Garvin
Churchel Williams
I. O. Shumate
R. E Tissue
Robert Jeter
Jon
Jane
Julie
Johnny Gwinn
C. Robert Angove
Buras Butler
Joe Vallina
Tomasa
Lillian Davis
Doug
Rock
Dean
Pineville High Names 1971-72 Cheerleaders
Pineville High elected new varsity cheerleaders for 1971-72: Sharon Hardman, Shelia Cook, Kathy Lonker head cheerleader, Lisa Wright, Vicki Brewster, and Pam Blankenship. Lonker, Brewster, Cook, Hardman, Blankenship and Wright hold multiple school roles and church memberships.
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Pineville
Pineville High School
Sharon Hardman
Shelia Cook
Kathy Lonker
Lisa Wright
Vicki Brewster
Pam Blankenship
Miss Lonker
Joe Lonker
Minutemen
United Methodist Church
Miss Brewster
John L. Brewster
Old Regular Baptist Church
Miss Cook
Alpha E. Cook
Art Guild
Minuteman Club
Rockcastle Baptist Church
Miss Hardman
H. G. Hardman
Miss Blankenship
Jack Blankenship
Miss Wright
Harry E. Wright
Shakespeare Wrote for Globe and Blackfriars Theatres
The article notes that William Shakespeare authored plays exclusively for two London venues the Globe and the Blackfriars Theatre, highlighting his exclusive stage associations in the city.
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William Shakespeare
The
Globe
Fayette Students Attend Seminar
Fayetteville High School physics students Pam Clark and James Nicholas attended the third annual high school Science Seminar at the South Charleston Technical Center. They participated in three morning sessions and joined a luncheon with Governor Arch Moore Jr. as speaker, accompanied by advisor Mrs. Tommie Mulligan Trey.
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Fayetteville
Pam Clark
James Nicholas
Fayetteville High School
South Charleston Technical Center
Arch Moore Jr
Tommie Mulligan Trey
FHA
Fayetteville Couple Plans May 16 Wedding
Fayetteville couple Miss Vicki Lynn Bowyer and James Robert Akers announce an open church ceremony at 7 30 p m May 16 at Fayetteville United Methodist Church. Rev Billy Reed Wickline will officiate. reception to follow in Friendship Hall. Bowyer, a Collins High senior, and Akers, Fayetteville High senior, both hold leadership roles and plan further studies.
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Virginia Bowyer
Oak Hill
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James Robert
Jim Bob) Akers
Ben Akers
Billy Reed Wickline
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NOW YOU KNOW By United Press International
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