The Beatles Prove Pop Can Be Alive and Growing
Phillip Werdell examines how the Beatles redefine pop music with humor diverse appeal and clear lyrics. Their films and self made image challenge teen idol stereotypes while their music evolves beyond trends.
WSCS Officers To Be Installed At Mullens Church
Mrs Joe Parsons will lead the Womans Society of Christian Service program at First Methodist Mullens in Friendship Hall. The 25th Anniversary Memoirs is the theme with charter members recognized. New officers will be installed by Rev Kenneth Watkins following the program.
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Gerald Neal
Fred Shutt Jr
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Kenneth Watkins
Sam Barton
Charles Coffey
Glen Hudgins
John Moore
Paul Martin
Catherine Stewart
Dora Lewis
W. W. Martin
Carl Moran
Ray Bowling
Andrew Tolley
O. O. Cook
Study Includes Three West Virginia Rivers
Washington UPI report notes Rep John P Saylor introduced a bill to study adding the Greenbrier Cheat and Potomac rivers to a nationwide scenic waterways system The measure would also extend protections and include mining and pollution provisions while critics say the administration bill lacks sufficient river protections Property owners along the Cacapon Lost and Shenandoah rivers have protested the existing bill
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Now You Know By United Press International
The sun shines longer on the North Pole than the Equator with 4,500 daylight hours yearly at the pole and 4,400 hours at the Equator, according to Here's the Answer.
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Understanding Divorce Blame and Prepared Freedom
Mrs Muriel Lawrence argues divorce reflects failed judgment of manliness, not merely the ex spouse. The columnist contends responsibility lies with women and society’s rush to freedom without guidance for handling it, affecting women children and colonies.
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Teddy Warwick Birthday Lawn Party Feted at Mount Hope
Teddy Warwick, son of Mr. and Mrs. Artie Warwick, celebrated his birthday with a Saturday lawn party hosted by Mrs. John Kizer, Mrs. Mike Matheny and Mrs. Buddy Warwick. Attending were Danny Mae, Donna June Warwick, and several cousins and friends.
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Teddy Warwick
Artie Warwick
John Kizer
Mike Matheny
Buddy Warwick
Danny Maetheny
Donna June Warwick
Dana Kizer
Steve Matheny
Bobby Matheny
Sherry Warwick
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Linda Mathe
MYF Attends Outing at Pineville Park
Members and guests of the Methodist Junior Fellowship with counselor Rev. R. J. Chenoweth Jr. enjoyed a Sunday afternoon outing at a park on the Pineville Welch road. Attendees included Peggy Simmons Mildred Chenoweth Lisa Wright Donny Martin Jeanie Chenoweth Rita Taliaferro Susie Kirchner David Chenoweth Ruth Thomas Sally Metz Vivian Keating Andy Wallen Lorain Keating Flaine Lyons Helen Chenoweth and Bobby Chenoweth.
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Pineville
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Methodist Junior Fellowship
R. J. Chenoweth Jr
Pineville-Welch Road
Peggy Simmons
Mildred Chenoweth
Lisa Wright
Donny Martin
Jeanie Chenoweth
Rita Taliaferro
Susie Kirchner
David Chenoweth
Ruth Thomas
Sally Metz
Vivian Keating
Andy Wallen
Loraine Keating
Flaine Lyons
Helen Chenoweth
Bobby Chenoweth
Girl Scout Troop 17 Earns 41 Badges in 1965 66
Se Mount Hope Troop No. 17 led by Mrs Allan Skel lett and Mrs Ray Gwinn met Monday in Mount Hope Elementary School Scout Room. Girls earned 41 badges including drawing and painting home health safety pen pal observer backyard fun housekeeper collector My Home Gypsy and cook.
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Allan Skellett
Ray Gwinn
Troop 17 Completes Annual Plans Picnic at New River Park
Final Troop No 17 meeting highlights a successful year in Scouting. Picnic at Beckley New River Recreation Park features a trip through the Exhibition Mine as the main outing along with an art exhibit visit.
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Six Pineville Firemen Attend May 1915 Instruction School
Six members of the Wyoming County Volunteer Fire Department joined a May 1915 instructional school at Welch Armory. Courses by West Virginia University Mining and Industrial Extension Service covered rescue techniques, pump and hydraulics operation, forest fire control, smoke mask usage, fire prevention and inspections. Pineville attendees included Fire Chief Jack Lambert and Assistant Chief Jack D. Martin along with James Burchette Charles Hawks Sammy Magon and Mike Goode.
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Jack Lambert
Jack D. Martin
James Burchette
Charles Hawks
Sammy Magon
Mike Goode
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