Miss Lula Mays Honored Before June Wedding
A pre bridal shower for Lula Mays was held Friday night at First Baptist Mullens. Miss Mays, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Mays, will wed John Wright of Nitro in an open church ceremony June 2 at the First Baptist Church Mullens. Hosts included Mrs. N. W. McGhee and many others. guests listed many attendees by name.
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Mullens
RNS
Lula Mays
First Baptist Church
Ralph Mays
John Wright
Nitro
Sixth Graders Tour Charleston KILSYTH
Mrs. Erma Dixon’s Mount Hope Elementary sixth graders rode a chartered bus from 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. touring the Capitol, Valley Bell Plant, bakery, and Coca Cola plant with adults Mrs. Dixon and Mrs. John H. Berry. Students named include Linda Appleton, Penny Brewer, Ethel Caffie, Julia Cochran, Mary Jean Dorsey, and many more.
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Kilsyth
RNS
Capitol City
Erma Dixon
Mount Hope
Capitol Buildings
Valley Bell
Coca Cola
Dixon
John H. Berry
Linda Appleton
Penny Brewer
Ethel Caffie
Julia Cochran
Mary Jean Dorsey
Mary Elliott
Jane Garvin
Pam Gillian
Carol Greer
Jan Gaye Gwinn
Linda Haynes
Connie McCracken
Ellen Page
Brenda Trottino
Theresa Ward
Karen Williams
Patty Donnell
Mary Joan Colman
Lynn Brock
Ralph Castle
Roger Cochran
Bill Elliott
Larry Cochran
Steven Kent
Mark Marchetti
Fred McLain
John Newsome
David Nottingham
William O'Neal
Charles Owens
George Ruff
Luis Stuch
Sam Spade
Bill Berry
Kilsyth Visitors Travel South for Weekend Stay
Weekend guests at Mrs Opal Steplowskis home were Mr and Mrs John Jefferies and son John Jr of Dayton Ohio, hosted by his parents Mr and Mrs William Jefferies of Fayetteville. Mrs Jefferies is the former Linda Bolen. Larry Ginetti of Pittsburgh and Jack Dotson of Skelton joined Bob Bolen for the weekend journey. All are WVU students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilsyth
Opal Steplowski
John Jefferies
John Jr
Dayton
Ohio
William Jefferies
Fayetteville
Jefferies
Linda Bolen
Larry Ginetti
Pittsburgh
Jack Dotson
Skelton
Bob Bolen
West Virginia University
Kilsyth Choir Sings At Women's Prison
Kilsyth Freewill Baptist Church choir visits the Women's Federal Prison at Peace Springs led by Rev. Bill Jenkins. Harper singers include the Snuffer Trio and the Brown Sisters Duet with soloist Mrs. Mary Curry performing Hem Of His Garment. The Gospel Keys and many church representatives join the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilsyth
RNS
Bill Jenkins
Harper Heights
Peace Springs
Harper
Snuffer
Brown Sisters
Jenkins
Kilsyth Freewill Baptist Church Choir
Mary Curry
Mount Hope
Gospel Keys
Curry
Mary Miller
Nancy Combs
Kilsyth Freewill Baptist Church
Ethel Blanchard
Betty
Helen Greer
Donna
Carol
Dale
Connie
Donnie
Barbara James
Norman Arthur
Willard Lafferty
Lena Rierson
Hattie Bennett
Harold Bryant
Ocie Goins
Charles Puckett
Opal Wall
David and
Johnny Combs
Glen Wees
Elden Bennett
Three Civil Settlements and Dismissals In Wyoming County
Wyoming County records note three out of court settlements in the cases of Nathaniel Whithurst vs Vaughn Garnet Herndon vs Traveler's Indemnity Co and Union Furniture Co. vs H L Workman all by compromise agreement and dismissed. Albert Maynard is awarded 157.63 dollars against J C Morgan at 6 percent interest plus costs. Robertson and Foglesong Inc. vs Ralph Adkins orders $196.69 with interest and costs. Real estate attachments on two tracts, a 2 acre parcel by Brier Creek and a 0.5 acre parcel by Indian Creek, with D Grove Moler appointed special commissioner to sell. Cook Ford Sales Inc. is awarded 800 dollars against Jesse Fortner plus interest and costs. Raymond Earl Sampson, indicted for felony, is ordered to serve original sentence terms and confined to state penitentiary for one to 15 years.
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Pineville
RNS
Wyoming
Nathaniel Whitehurst
William Vaughn
B. A. Herndon
Garnet Herndon
Traveler's Indemnity Co
Union Furniture Co
H. L. Workman
Albert Maynard
J. C. Morgan
Robertson and Foglesong Inc
Ralph Adkins
Brier Creek
Wyoming County
Indian Creek
D. Grove Moler
Cook Ford Sales, Inc
Jesse Fortner
Raymond Earl Sampson
Robert Bailey
Sampson
Wyoming United Fund Elects Officers for 1964
Earl Curry Jr. presided as officers were chosen for a one year term at the Wyoming County United Fund meeting in Pineville. Johnny Rice was named president Mullens C S Worrell vice president Mrs Margaret Hypes secretary and Bill Burdiss treasurer. Several locals named to the board of directors and area chairmen for Pineville Mullens and Oceana districts were proposed to assist the campaign.
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Pineville
RNS
Earl Curry Jr
Wyoming County United Fund
Court House Annex
Johnny Rice
Mullens
C. S. Worrell
Margaret Hypes
Bill Burdiss
George Nolley
Murray Page
Kopperston
Paul Viers
James Lyons
Robert Worrell
Mack Arnold
Fred Kingdon
A. R. Smith
Virginia Price
Mr. Paige
Don Shoppe
Stonie Barker
Marianna
Paul Hurley
Wyoming
Curtis Hale
Maben
H. T. Leonard
Itmann
Bill Milam
Ravencliff
Pineville Area
Clair L. Cook
Mullens Area
W. W. Lively
Oceana
Jack Feller
Joe Orr
Page
Norman K. Morgan
Mae S. Belcher
Jack Martin
Enos Williams
William H. Street
Curry
Weekend Guests at Lewallen and Richeson Homes
Mt Hope notes weekend visitors from Clintwood Va and Martinsville Va. Mrs E F Lewallen hosted his mother and brother in law. Jim Scott and family from Martinsville stayed with O L Richeson family. Mamie Parker visited Charleston kin and hospital patient Ernest Tinchier. A L Huffman and Mike Bolen left Monday for Indianapolis on business.
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Mount Hope
RNS
Luther A. Lewallen
E. F. Lewallen
T. J. Hawkins
Clintwood
Jim Scott
Dora Jean
David
Martinsville
O. L. Richeson
Mamie Parker
Edgar Titlow
Charleston
Ernest Tinchier
Charleston General Hospital
A. L. Huffman
Mike Bolen
Indianapolis
Ind
Mullens High Students Headed to National Science Fair
Mullens High School sends Paul Ritchie and Bill Moran to the National Science Fair in Kansas City Missouri. They advance from county and regional contests. Paul wins a seven day naval cruise while Bill is the cruise alternate. They travel with instructors Mrs Dora Lewis and Lee Hodson. Paul is a junior son of Paul Ritchie of Church Street and Bill a senior son of Oakley Moran of Fisher Street. They depart Monday night by chartered bus and return Sunday or Monday.
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Kansas City
Mullens High School
Paul
Bill
Oakley $. Moran
Fisher Street
PTA Uses Garden Theme For Last Meeting
The John McGraws Parents Teachers Association held its annual pot luck dinner at 6 30 p m with the theme In a Summer Garden. The gym featured streamers greenery spring flowers laurel bushes and a Welcome sign adorned with white lambs. Attendants numbered about 78.
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Elbert Gray
Hazel Dancy
Car Fire Extinguished on Oak Hill Avenue
Oak Hill firemen responded around 2 30 p m Tuesday to a car fire on Oak Hill Avenue. Fire Chief Arthur Akers said the damage was slight.
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Oak Hill
Oak Hill Avenue
Arthur Akers
Rivers in Australia Vanish on Western Deserts
Rivers in Australia shrink as they reach dry western slopes and eventually disappear, leaving arid desert basins. The phenomenon highlights how seasonal flows fail to reach inland plains, turning once navigable waterways into dry riverbeds across the continent.
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Australia
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Miss Mays
A. 0. Ashley
Glenna Pritchard
Cloyd Blankenship
David Worley
Robert Woods
William D. Nelson
Charles McKinney
Fred Conner Jr
Hampton Hoge
J. H. Snow
Clyde Byrd
G. F. Fordham
N. D. Trent
M. M. Shumate
L. Harmon
Warren Tolliver
Norma Jean
R. H. Mitchell
G. V. Duncan
Troy Stone
Ted Robinette
Betty Lester
C. C. Lively
Ray Bowling
Elbert Cook
Curtis Crotty
Harry Foster
M. R. Compton
Earl Burcham
Barbara Allen
Janie Snyder
W.G. Goad
W. C. McGhee
H. of Akers
Pamela i Carr
Jan Caldwell
S. P. Pearis
W. G. Short
W. E. Finney
Kilsyth Choir
Women’s Prison
Digan
Wyoming United Fund
Mt. Hope
Peonan
Dr Pepper Bottling Company
Beckley
West Virginia
Thurmond
First Baptist Church of
Arthur Hart
L. L. Simms
PTA
WED
UU GE
Remayser
Prestone
Timex
Simoniz
Whitewall Tire Cleaner
General Electric
Specify
Blue Ribbon
Kwiker
CAI J. C
Berlin
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