Laurel Garden Club Show Winners Are Announced
Laurel Garden Club held a flower show at Moose Hall with Mrs. George Fordham winning best of show in artistic design. Awards went to Troy Stone for sweep stakes in horticulture and multiple residents for various iris, roses, and other classes, with many entries from Laurel and neighboring clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Shumate
Louis Kaman
H. H. Mounts
William Lewis
George Fordham
Troy Stone
Claude Cook
S. P. Pearis
Elizabeth Cook
Lavender
Pink
C. V. Feller
Clyde Byrd
James Kuhlke
Vickie Staton
Clifton Pauley
Joseph P. Taylor
Jack Dick
Fred Kingdon
Ralph Mays
Ray Bowling
R. H. Mitchell
L. B. Wickline
Castle Rock Garden Club
Pineville
Mullens Woman's Civic Club
Beta Sigma Sorority
Lorena Spillers Garden Club
Laurel Garden Club
Oak Hill students honored for patrol service trip
Girls and boys in Oak Hill school patrol units have long performed duties and earned trips to the National School Patrol Assembly in Washington. The recent visit included Capitol Building tours and other D C sites, with reports shared to Oak Hill and East Oak Hill PTA groups. Patrol supervisor William Murdock and his wife joined the group. Pictured are Camilla McClung Charles Webb Michael Tompkins Matthew Wonder Charles Meadows Nancy Hudnall Steven Ritchie and Joe Jarrett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Hill
National School Patrol Assembly
Washington, D. C
Capitol Building
Washington
East Oak Hill
William Murdock
PTA
Camilla McClung
Charles Webb
Michael Tompkins
Matthew Wonder
Charles Meadows
Nancy Hudnall
Steven Ritchie
Joe Jarrett
Collins High School beautification project dedicated in Oak Hill
The Oak Hill Garden Club and Oak Hill Civic League sponsored a noon ceremony at Collins High School to dedicate the beautification project. Benches, shrubs, and trees were installed on a 20 acre campus. student body president Alan Wickline accepted the dedication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OAK Hill
RNS
Collins High School
Oak Hill Garden Club
Oak Hill Civic League
H. L. VanCamp
Alan Wickline
Co. M. Bruffey
Hobart Watson
Collins
Garden Club
van Camp
Kay Gilliam
Oak Hill School
West Virginia
Justus Collins
Fayette
Jones Avenue
J. Edward Lewis
W. P. Bitlinger
D. S. Kincaid
R. E. Kelly
Hilda Wassman
Bellaire
Ohio
Madge Hill James
Margaret Nicholls
H. H. O'Neal
The
Long Co
John D. Frisk
H. C. Brown
J. Walter Brown
W. P. Bittinger
I. Ike Brown
Walter Kominsky
Merchants and Miners National Bank
New River Banking and Aan Co
Oak Hill Rotary Club
Young Journalists Earn Awards At Pineville Press Meet
At the Raleigh Wyoming Press Association banquet in Pineville, Donald Meadows of Stoco High School won Journalist of the Year, receiving a bronze and wood plaque from Mrs. Evelyn Martin of The Raleigh Register. Also honored was Fairley Lusk with a sports writing award from Oceana High School. Eleven members from Oceana, Stoco, Mullens High Schools joined the Quill and Scroll. The event featured lighting of candles, music by the Sparkettes, and a social hour with about 45 attendees.
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Pineville
ANS
Raleigh - Wyoming Press Associaion
Donald Meadows
Stoco High School
Evelyn Martin
Raleigh Register
Beckley
Fairley Lusk
Oceana High School
Oceana
Stoco
Mullens
Carolyn Moore
Roger Cook
Norma Bailey
Betty Brooks
Linda Cook
Jerry Matthews
Jackie Adams
Meadows
Mary Aguirre
Pam Carr
Shirley Compton
Carol Grose
Sparkettes
Pam Goode
Larry Mullins
Doug Tilley
Ernest Tilley
Marsh Fork
Glen Rogers
Catherine Crews
Ocelana
H. J. Hurley
Sally Neal
Tom Stone
Edna Roach
W. W. Bolt
The
Changing Africa speaker at Pineville High commencem
William L Tsitsiwa of the Ghana Embassy spoke on The Changing Africa at Pineville High School commencement Monday night. Principal Jesse W Houck introduced him and presented the senior class. Superintendent Jesse W Morgan presented diplomas to the 60 graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Tsitsiwa
Ghana
Washington, D.C
Africa
Pineville High School
Jesse
Pineville Police Probe Two B and E Incidents
Pineville Police Chief W. W. Bolt and Trooper J. D. Fairchild investigated two breaking and entering cases in the city Monday. A side window at the Annetta Drive-In was pried open and a waitress found it. About $40 was missing from a pinball machine and jukebox, while two vending machines at Pineville High School were also entered but contained no money and nothing else was reported missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pineville
RNS
W. W. Bolt
J. D. Fairchild
Annetta
Doctor Attends West Virginia Osteopathic Meeting
Dr. Roland P Sharp of Mullens attended the 59th annual convention of the West Virginia Society of Osteopathic Medicine in May 2023. Special guests included Dr. Roy J. Harvey of Midland, president of the American Osteopathic Association, Mrs. William B. Strong of Des Moines, president‑elect of the Auxiliary to the AOA, and Dr. N. H. Dyer, director of the state health department in Charleston. The convention is required for license renewal of osteopathic physicians in West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
Roland P Sharp
Mullens
West Virginia Society of Osteopathic Medicine
Roy J. Harvey
Midland
Mich
American Osteopathic Association
Wiliam B. Strong
Des Moines
Iowa
AOA
N. H. Dyer
Charleston
West Virginia
No Motive Apparent In Scarbro Slayings
Fayette County coroner says motive is not evident in the deaths of 84 year old retired Dr Arch W Wingrove and 76 year old Georgia Broyles found shot at the doctor’s home. Authorities say the pistol was the likely weapon but not found. police found no sign of missing items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Hill
UPI
Fayette County
M. G. Hresan
Hresan
Arch W. Wingrove
Georgia Broyles
New COLONAID laxative targets aging colon
A medical note describes aging colon muscles causing constipation and outlines problems with old bulks salts and laxatives. It touts COLONAID as a new three way relief acting on the lower colon to restore urge and relieve hard stools faster than older products.
ColonAid promotes regularity and gentle relief
Essentials for normal regularity claim COLONAID moisturizes dry waste for easy passage with no pain. It touts rebulking action to re tone colon muscles and gentleness on nerve reflexes triggering mass movement. Hospital proved safe even for expectant mothers and does not interfere with nutrient absorption. Introductory size 43¢.
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Colonaid
Colonnarp
CoLonain
CoLonaip
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Earl Compton
Darwin
W. A. Davis
Parrott
Eugene West
B. W. Steele
B. T. Hash
J. A. Neal
J. W. Arthur
Lemon Lilly
Columbine
VanCamp
Della Wood
Fred Dickinson
John E. Frisk
B&e's
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