Reception Honors 11 Retiring WV State College Staff
A reception honoring 11 retiring faculty and staff at West Virginia State College will be Sunday May 13 in the James C. Wilson Student Union dining lounge. The event follows the college’s 78th commencement at Fleming Hall. Guests include Wilma Carroll Sarah Crosby James Garrett Gwendolyn Codston John Parlan James Mosely Dr James Nelson Gladine Robinson Theodora Rutherford Hilda Tyree and Dr P Ahmed Williams.
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James C. Wilson
Fleming Hall
Wilma B. Carroll
Sarah Crosby
James Garrett
Mullens High senior receives Byrd bond for excellence
Sandra Lee Good, Mullens High School senior and yearbook senior editor, was awarded a $25 United States Savings Bond by principal C. C. Phillips Jr. The gift, from Sen. Robert C Byrd, honors her superior academic performance and she will receive the same recognition at commencement for the highest graduating class average of 1973.
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Sandra Lee Good
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Mullens High School
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Miss Goad
Senator Byrd
Mothers Banquet Promises Low Prices at Public Event
Buckhannon dealers from several North Central West Virginia cities showcase wares at a public banquet and show pool in Buckhannon with admission 75 cents. The feature includes reptile demonstrations by Gordon Carey along with student valedictorians and club officers from Mullens and Herndon High Schools during a West Virginia event.
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Gordon Carey
Newport News
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EvanBreth Acres
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Fayetteville Votes See New Good Government Party
Fayetteville voters will face opposition in the June 5 election as a new Good Government party joins the race. At Town Hall a full slate for mayor recorder and council was chosen to oppose the Progressive Party that nominated candidates May 1.
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Progressive Party
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Good Government
Wyoming Vocational School Opens May 25 Open House
The article notes an open house at Wyoming Vocational-Technical School on May 25 at 6 30 p m to 9 p m. It mentions plans for courses in Auto Tech Welding Drafting Industrial Electricity and Machine Shop and lists staff and local officials connected to the school and local government. The event will feature demonstrations and opportunities to meet faculty and view shops in operation. Local and regional attendees are invited with parking available near the camp.
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Bill) Jeffries
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John T. Britton
Charles Wendell
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George Jenkins
Bill Toney
Cecil Hendricks
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Lions Club
Fairley Lusk
Authenticé
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Edsel Lafferty
Susan Kemp
Debbie Lawson
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Parkersburg
Weston
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West Virginia Conference of the United Methodist Church
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Sly Mullens Faces Drug Charges in Santa Monica Trial
Sylvester Sly Mullens and Nick Wisnic were ordered to stand trial on drug possession charges. The case involves Mrs Visnic and her family, including Cheryl Cathy and Caren Visnic, with addresses tied to Wheeling and Guyandotte Avenue Mullens. Trial set for July 3, details indicate a connected family group and prior associations with the Sly and Nick band.
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Santa Monica
Calif
UPI
Sylvester
Mullens
Stewart
Nick Wisnic
Wheeling
Cheryl
Cathy
Nick
Caren
Visnic
W. Z. Clark
Guyandotte Ave
Winona Clark
Stewart Arraigned on Multiple Drug Possession Counts
Stewart, age 30, was arraigned in Superior Court on one count each of possessing marijuana cocaine acid and PCP.
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Glenville Announces Two Year Social Service Technology Program
Glenville State College will start a two year program in social service technology this August. Admissions are open for the new curriculum which leads to an Associate in Science Degree. Graduates become social service technicians eligible for work in welfare agencies municipal recreation programs church youth initiatives and related human welfare projects with option to pursue further study.
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Glenville
Gineville State College
Mullens Band Plans 3 Picnic 3 Awards
Mullens band announces two awards at the picnic to be held May 12 at 1 p.m. at Twin Falls State Park. Miss Caria DeBord says three other awards to be given Friday night at the Honor Banquet. A $25 U.S. Savings Bond will be awarded with the Tommy T. Award. Information available through Glenville State College Admissions.
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ANS
Twin Falls State Park
Caria DeBord
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Tommy Ing
U. S
Office of Bond
Glenville State
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