Bridal shower honors Miss Bonnie Robertson in St Francis church
The article lists attendees and hostesses for a shower honoring Miss Bonnie Robertson bride elect of Pete Pino Jr. The couple plan an open church ceremony June 13 at St Francis de Sales Catholic Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonnie Lou Robertson
Kathryn Woods
Pete Pino Jr
Frank Rodriguez
George
Pete Pino
Mount M. Parker
Lara Clay
Hope
B. E. Dickinson
Lou Manshower
Ring
R. P. Hall
Fr Glass House
Pino
John Pino
Mild~ Jred Karvasky
William Hicks
Frank Rase
Mary Carpenter
James
St. Francis de Sales Catholic Church
Miss Robertson
Maurice Robertson
Center St
Mary Abbot
Katherine Abbot
Ruth Laren
Inez Calefee
Nancy Yeager
Elizabeth Lilly
Betty Vance
Nydia Rossy
Suzie Robertson
Rebecca Hall
Zena Amato
Katherine Foli
Janet Farley
Robert Thomson Jr
Stanaford Boy Feted At Party
Barry Wayne Whitt celebrated his third birthday at a party hosted by his parents in Stanaford. Co hosts included multiple local residents and relatives such as Mrs. Charles Ramsey and Mrs. L. C. Whitt, with many friends and family in attendance.
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Stanaford
Barry Wayne Whitt
Eddie Whit
Charles Ramsey
Carl Campbell
Stanley Piziak
Basil Lilly
L. C. Whitt
Pete and
Mary Sauchuck
Sandy Piziak
Roger Lilly
Teddy Goins
Drema Gwinn
Gary Miser
Darlene Michael
Joey
Green Valley Bride-to-be Irene Cooper feted at shower
Irene Cooper bride-elect of Ronald Cummings was honored at a bridal shower hosted by Mrs. Kenneth Tucker in Green Valley. Attendees included family friends and relatives. prizes were awarded to several guests, with gifts displayed under a pink and green umbrella, ahead of the June 6 wedding in Mabscott.
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Green Valley
Sophia
Irene Cooper
Ronald Cummings
Kenneth Tucker
Miss Cooper
T.e.cooper
Stanley Cummings
Mabscott
Pittsburgh
Tucker
Thomas Cooper
Edna Stone
Walter Via
Clifford Sanger
Trudy Loudermilk
Wanda Adams
Emma McComas
Reva Basham
Donna Adams
Arley Porter
June Willis
Loretta Roberts
Cleo Nagye
Hester Cummings
Arzula Ad Ss
M, CC. Wood
Howard Whitecotton
Edna Stover
Howard Goode
Dot Adams
Lorene Adams
Sadie Treadway
June Adams
W. W. Bells
Lucille Smith
Minnie Porter
Mary Cummings
Marie Cummings
Noma Author
Ruth Miller
Reva Porter
Donna Nagy
Pat Lilly
Weekend Visitors Mark Quiet Flat Top Area Socials
Weekend guests visited relatives across Mabscott War Eagle and Ghent while others hosted family from Beckley Cool Ridge Silver Spring and Washington D C. Notable stops included Mrs. Elizabeth McKinney and son-in-law Ralph Sneed with children Libby Linda Ricky J L and Kate, plus Lt Mae Ingole on leave en route to Oris AFB.
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Howardack
Hershel Pack
Mabscott
Dean Pack
Cool Ridge
Elizabeth McKinney
Ralph Sneed
Libby
Linda
Ricky
J. L
Kate
L. B. Sneed
L. W. Okes
Clarice Cline
Billie Cline
Damon Cline
War Eagle
Frank Barber
George, Beckley
Pearl Barber
Flat Top
C. E. Austin
Portsmouth
L. H. Webb
Paul Webb
Bobby Miller
Debra
Barbara
Silver Spring
Kermit Cole
Barbara Anne
Hutt Creek
Ghent
Montgomery
Ala
Oris Air Force Base
Falmouth
Mass
Births at Beckley and Raleigh General Hospital
Lookout residents Mr. and Mrs. Cecil C. Holcomb announce Lois Ann born May 16 at Beckley Memorial Hospital weighing 8 lb 6 oz. Gary E. Se? and Westwood Dr announce Tabra Jean born May 16 at Beckley Memorial weighing 7 lb 4.5 oz. Harold W. Forren announce Bobby Joe born May 18 at 2:06 am weighing 7 lb 2 oz. Robert A. Lawson announce Robert Randy born May ? at 1:56 pm weighing 8 lb 1.5 oz. James Walter Burdiss Jr. and wife announce Jennifer Rose born May 10 at Raleigh General weighing 8 lb? oz. Teresa Ann born May 10 at Raleigh General weighing 6 lb 7.25 oz. Joseph Robert Redden announce Ernest Glenn born May 12 at Raleigh General weighing 5 lb 9.5 oz.
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Lookout
Cecil C. Holcomb
Lois Ann
Beckley Memorial Hospital
Tabra Jean
Tor
Gary E. Se
Westwood
Harold W. Forren
Layland
Bobby Joe
Robert Randy
Robert A. Lawson
Maben
Jennifer Rose
Raleigh General Hospital
James Walter Burdiss Jr
S. Kanawha Sr
Harold Leeweler
Sophia
Teresa Ann
Beaver
Joseph Robert Redden
Ernest Glenn
Sophia Baptist Missionary Group Plans Events
Sophia First Baptist Church Woman's Missionary Society heard Mrs. George Bragg discuss The Atoning Blood of Christ. Officers and members named include Dora lie Butterworth, Vv. W. Kirk Jr. and Sr., Dewey Wilson, and Miley Ormandy. The group voted $50 for street paving in front of the church, reported $28.50 from a bake sale, and planned a ham and chicken supper for June 13. The next meeting is set for June 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophia
Ans
George Bragg
Christ
Woman's Missionary Society
Sophia First Baptist Church
Doralie Butterworth
Vv. W. Kirk Jr
V. W. Kirk Sr
Dewey Wilson
Miley Ormandy
Ormandy
Kirk Jr
Youth Fellows Meet at First Church of God Midway
The Tuesday Youth Fellows meeting led by president Golden Trail featured Saundra Lavis with the theme Victory Over Worry and Shirley Nichols reading The Goodness of God. Sandra Okes and Sherry Okes sang a duet, Sandra Parks gave a meditation, and the group closed with Wonderful Words of Life. Thirty members planned a box supper in Beckley City Park and fundraisers a hot dog sale and bake sale to buy sang books for vacation Bible school. Ted Crouch closed with prayer.
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Saundra Lavis
Shirley Nichols
God
Sandra Okes
Sherry Okes
Sandra Parks
Beckley
Ted Crouch
Lowe's Inc to Manage Oak Hill Lumber Property
Lowe's Inc of North Wilkesboro North Carolina will take over Mankin Lumber Co property in Oak Hill and operate as Lowe's of Oak Hill by mid June. A. R. Greshan becomes manager, moving family to Oak Hill with several North Carolina staff joining, four local hires planned. Lowe's expands from Wilkesboro to Oak Hill as part of a regional building materials network.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Hill
ANL
Lowe’s Inc
North Wilkesboro
N.C
Mankin Lumber Co
A. R. Greshan
Greensboro
N. C
Lowe's of
Mankin
C. R. Hill
Durham
Winston Salem
Asheboro
Raleigh Asheville
Charlotte, N. C
Roanoke
Knoxville
South Hills
Greshan
North Carolina
D. K. McArthur
Bill Sebastian
Sparta
Dean Joins
Wilkesboro
Lowe's Inc
Fayetteville to elect city officials June 2
Fayetteville officials appointed at a special town council meeting to oversee the June 2 municipal election. Nominees include Robert H. Woollard for councilman on the Better Government Ticket, replacing Leonard Lenoir, and Robert L. Kincaid for mayor along with other nominees from the Citizens Party slate.
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Fayetteville
RNS
T. P. Farley
Dennis Shockey
Annabelle Dempsey
Alfred Bibb
Thomas Boone
William Craig
William Beck
Dorothy Jones
Louise Toler
Joe Pilato
Robert H. Woollard
Better Government
Leonard Lenoir
Woollard
Alloy
Beckley
National Guard
American Legion
LaFayette
Baptist Church
Robert L. Kincaid
P. G. Hoye
A.E. Whanger
Irvin Shorter
Ralph Feazell
Riley. Propos
Citizen’s Party
M. G. Hregan
Charles F. Rosennecker
Haven R. Shuck
Harold Turner
Louis Rahall
George Vickers
Joel Conner
Mrs. Ranna Tyler Rites Saturday
Grave side rites for Mrs. Ranna Lee Tyler will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday at Talcott Cemetery in Mount Hope. The 79 year old died Thursday in Hill Top Nursing Home after a long illness. Born April 20, 1880 at Talcott, she was daughter of Fred and Sarah Walker Turner. Her husband D. L. Tyler died in 1932. Survivors include son Morris of Mount Hope and stepson W. D. of Spencer. Body at Tyree Funeral Home and will be taken to Talcott at noon Saturday.
Club Studies Formation of Farming Area Recreation Assoc
The Herndon Methodist Church Men’s Club will study forming a recreation association in Barkers Ridge District with possible Wyoming County Court funding. A committee including Elmer Murphy and Curtis Short was appointed to work out organization details at the club dinner. Murphy reported 14 church readiness work projects and outlined group chairmanships for interior, grounds, basement, and wiring tasks. A June 5 fish fry will raise funds for the building fund, and Rev Beverly Stevens led a pantomime and song. The next meeting is set for June 11 at Be s os Rens of Cure tis Helmandollar.
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Herndon
RNS
Herndon Methodist Church
Barkers Ridge
Wyoming
Curtis Short
Elmer Murphy
Ed Reese
Mack Quesenberry
Short
Murphy
Robert Clark
Stanley Shumate
Charles Cook
Building Fund
Beverly Stevens
Bud Baptist Church
John B. Roller
Princeton Florist
Pearisburg
Bese Os Rens
Cure Tis Helmandollar
Mrs Brown Hospitalized in St Luke's Bluefield
Mrs Homer Brown, of Church Street, Bluefield, is a patient at St. Luke's Hospital for treatment of a heart ailment after being admitted Monday. Also listed is I. B. Gray, confined at the West Mullens home of his son-in-law and daughter following recent surgery in Charleston.
Statue of 19th Century Fireman Honors Model in Wilson
In Wilson New York a 900andtron statue of a 19th century fireman, cast in 1886 and displayed outdoors near the firehall, stands as a local tribute. The man who modeled the figure, George Singer, lives in Lockport and celebrated his 92nd birthday this year.
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George Singer
Lockport
Margie Shuck Weds Denzil Swanner at Long Branch Church
Miss Margie Shuck married Denzil Swanner at The Long Branch Methodist Church in Pax. The ceremony at 7:30 p.m. featured a blue dacron dress, pink corsages, and a white Bible. Rev. Gale Stewart officiated. They will reside in Cleveland, Ohio.
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PAX
BNS
Long Branch
George Shuck
Edgar Swanner
Cleveland
Ohio
Gale Stewart
Bert McNeely
Margaret Darnell
Mount Hope
Edgar Swanner Jr
Winfred ‘Pettry
Max Hall
Swanner~ Baca Ae
Fisher Body
Glen Rogers Band Loses Nine Members This Year
The Glen Rogers High School Band will lose nine members this year as seniors graduate. Their final appearance occurs at commencement exercises in the school gymnasium Thursday. In the group are Betty Tackett Trilla Turner Margie Stewart Becky Pizzino Ronnie Lilly Richard Sundin Roger Stone Jerry Bailey and J B Easter.
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Glen Rogers High School
Betty Tackett
Trilla Turner
Margie Stewart
Beck
Ey Pizzino
Ronnie Lilly
Richard Sundin
Roger Stone
Jerry Bailey
J. B. Easter
Hillsboro High Graduation Slated Tuesday
Hillsboro High School plans its 48th annual commencement in the auditorium at 11 a.m. Tuesday with valedictorian Eloise J Ruckman and saluta torian Thomas Baird Feagans II. The program includes processions, music, awards, a sermon by Rev Quade Arbogast, and benedictions.
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Hillsboro
RNS
Hillsboro High School
Eloise J Ruckman
W. O. Ruckman
Marvin Chapel
Thomas Baird Feagans II
Baird Feagans
Willard Eskridge
L. E. Milen
Handle
Charles Moore
Milem
Eskridge
Prichard Malin
Mrs. Dorsey Speaks At Civic Club Meet Oak Hill
Oak Hill civic league hears Daisy Dorsey of Dorsey Tours urge 1960 as See the United States year. Travel abroad seen as goodwill ambassador. Club plans clean-up at elementary school and aids Collins High School beautification. Pink dogwood planted for Ivan Bush. Civil Defense program to air monthly on WOAY. Meeting held at Hotel Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Hill
ANL
Oak Hill Civic League
Daisy Dorsey
Dorsey Tours Inc
South Charleston
Dorsey
United States
J. E. Lewis
Central Avenue
Collins High School
Ivan Bush
Woman's Club House
Charleston
WOAY
Hotel Hill
Potato-Free Side Dish Toasted Noodles Mix
When seeking a changeover from potatoes for a meat or fish accompaniment, toast small bread squares in butter or margarine and mix with cooked drained noodles.
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B, L, Clay
Etude Music Club
el Chico
Eugene Berry
William Cole
David Lilly
Calvin Gunter
O. F. Lilly
Berry
Germany
Bonnie Robertson
Backus
Mike Smisko
Robert Shirey
Robert Sharp
Rebecca Lilly
Harold Johnston
Laurence Wiseman
L. T. Durrance
Lawrence T. Tully
H. L. Watkins
Joe Dallina
W. D. Mack. Pherson
Mary Abbott
Katherine Abbott
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Sophia Baptist Missionary Group
Mrs. R. Tyler
Ranna Lee Tyler
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Hardy Man
Margie Shuck
D. Swanner
Clenzil Swanner
Glen Rogers
Hillsboro High
Mrs. Dorsey
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