Four Awards For Fayeteville High School Graduate Carol Hicks
Fayetteville RNS reports Carol Hicks daughter of Mr and Mrs Earl Hicks received four awards at Fayetteville High School commencement. DAR best citizen award English language Nidia Janu t o lo award Lions Club scholastic plaque for top average senior boy Bradley Hager and others were named. Myron R Renick spoke.
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Fayetteville
RNS
Fayetteville High School
Carol Hicks
Earl Hicks
Garten
Hicks
Daughters of the American Revolution
J. M. Francesca
DAR
Alex Gray
Miss Hicks
Auxiliary of the American Legion
Lions Club
Carl B. Vickers
Bradley Hager
Chester Hager
American Legion
Imogene Shumaker
John Hambrick
Catherine Shumaker
W. W. Hambrick
J. Zane Summerfield
Arion Music
Jennie Morrow
John Morrow
E. E. Houchins
Band Boosters Club
Anna Faye Jones
Ralph Fazio
Myron R. Renick Jr
Mike Gavin
J. C. Hurt
Joe Feazell
Jimmie Queen
Myron R. Renick
Dan H. Perdue
E. O. Wiseman
Board of Education
Madeline Sims
Fayette Clerk Lists New Suits
Fayetteville ANS reports suits totaling almost $15,000 filed in Fayette County Clerk's office. Plaintiffs include Archie O Neal vs American Casualty for 3000, Thurmond Claytor vs Lonnie C Carter and Juanita Watson for 2000, K S Givens vs Ace Logan Jr for 1000, Bryant Crouse vs Charles R Bess for 4083.67, Herbert E McCoy vs M M Lononsy for 1590, Eugene Osborne vs W A Wilson and Sons Inc for 2000, Leonard L Richards vs Auburn E Richards for 798, plus other cases such as Beckley Industrial Savings and Loan vs A B Crouch and family suits including Solomon, Kidwell, Berry, Vance, Mullens, Pugh, Carter, Valentine names.
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Fayetteville
ANS
Fayette County
Archie O'Neal
American Casualty
Thurmond Claytor
Lonnie C. Carter
Juanita Watson
K. S. Givens
Ace Logan Jr
Bryant Crouse
Charles R. Bess
Herbert E. McCoy
M. M. Lononsy
Eugene Osborne
W. A. Wilson and Sons Inc
Leonard L. Richards
Auburn E
House warming and family visit noted in local news
Mrs. O H Stewart attended the Baileysville house warming for her brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Ora Cline who moved to a new home. Mr and Mrs Ernest Lusk and family were Sunday guests of her parents Mr and Mrs J W Moore of West Hamlin.
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Matheny
O. H. Stewart
Baileysville
Ora Cline
Ernest Lusk
J. W. Moore
West Hamlin
Pritchard Rises Set Saturday
Funeral services for Mrs. Marcy Nancy Pritchard 67 of Princeton will be at Bethel Methodist Church near Princeton at 2 p.m. Saturday. Rev. Roy L. Akers and Rev. Lloyd Stdman will officiate. Burial in Pritchard cemetery. She died Wednesday in Huntington hospital. Surviving: husband William T. Pritchard five sons Fred Kyle George Eugene and Glenn one daughter Helen Campbell two sisters Ella Mae Kesecker Grace Wiley one half-brother Neal Amacher 25 grandchildren two great grandchildren. One son William and one daughter Mabel Senchez preceded her in death. She belonged to the Christian Church at Pettrey. The body is at Memorial Funeral Directory Princeton and will be moved to the church one hour before services.
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Princeton
Rns
Marcy Nancy Pritchard
Athens Road
Bethel Methodist Church
Roy L. Akers
Lloyd Stdman
William T. Pritchard
Fred
Kyle
George
Portsmouth
Eugene
Mullens
Glenn
Bluefield
Helen Campbell
Alameda
Calif
Ella Mae Kesecker
Grace Wiley
Beckley
Neal Amacher
Richmond
William
Mabel Senchez
Christian Church
Pettrey
Funeral Sunday for Mrs Moroni
Funeral services for Mrs Fay Wood Baker Moroni 48 bursar of Morris Harvey College and sister of Fayette Countians will be held at 2 p m Sunday at Christ Church Methodist Chapel Charleston conducted by Dr Truman Potter Burial follows at Sunset Memorial Park Charleston She died Thursday in Charleston General Hospital after a short illness She was a Fayetteville native who lived in Charleston for years and had been with the college since 1946 She was a member of Christ Church Methodist and Tiskelwah Chapter of the Order of Eastern Star Survivors include five sisters and five brothers The body is at Barlow Bonsall Mortuary Charleston.
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Fayetteville
Fay Wood Baker Moroni
Morris Harvey College
Fayette
Christ Church, Methodist and
Tiskelwah
Order of Eastern Star
iCharleston Symphony
Kanawha Valley Youth Symphony
Kanawha County Board of Education
Moroni
Noyes Ave
S. E
Arnold Nugen
Oak Hill
Earl] Courtney
Charleston
Frank Sheldon
Columbus
Lucy Wisenthaler
Fairmont
Bessie Tenny
Sterling
Dallas
Okey
Paul Wood
Robert D. Wood
Dayton, CO
Louis Wood
Barlow-Bonsall Mortuary
Miss Nancy Barber Birthday Party Honors Teen
Miss Nancy Barber was celebrated at a home party last Friday for her 13th anniversary. Hostesses included Mrs. Chilton Barber Mrs. Foley Cook and Mrs. Roscoe Maynor. Attendees listed include Patsy Conley Charles Chambers Martha Ellen Manning Doris McCarty Linda Faye Bailey and others. A second brief notes a Mullens couple welcoming a son weighing five pounds nine and a half ounces born May 21 at Stevens Clinic hospital Welch.
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Oceana
RNS
Nancy Barber
Chilton Barber
Foley Cook
Roscoe Maynor
Patsy Conley
Charles Chambers
Martha Ellen Manning
Doris McCarty
Linda Faye Bailey
David Hager
Brenda Griffith
Janieve White
Jackie Elkins
Billy Amburgy
Douglas Pritchard
Carol May
Mullens
Sammy Lanton
Stevens Clinic
Welch
Lochgelly Miners Honored For 100 Percent Safety Training
The New River Co will honor 364 Lochgelly mine workers and officials at a 2 p.m. ceremony in Oak Hill Graded School auditorium for completing the U S Bureau of Mines accident prevention course. State and national safety leaders attend as certificates are awarded by the Bureau of Mines, State Mines Department, and United Mine Workers.
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Lochgbelly
New River Co
Lochgelly
Fayette County
U. S. Bureau of Mines
Oak Hill Graded School
Lloyd G. Fitzgerald
United Mine Workers Local Union
Umwa District 29
James Leeber
George J. Titler
Francis Foster
Lochgelly Local Union 6046
C. R. Bourland
Mount Hope
The
Charles Ferguson
Washington
D. C
International Union
United Mine Workers
Harry Gandy Jr
Washington, D. C
National Coal Association
Julius C. Olzer
Charleston
State Department of Mines
W. R. Park
W. H. Tomlinson
Pittsburgh
Beckley
UMWA
Wiley Shepherd
L .G. Fitzgerald
Andrew Easton Jr
Frank Simms
Bureau of Mines
State Mines Department
United Mine Workers’ International Union
Foster
Ferguson
John L. Lewis
Ralph W. Allenbaugh
Williamson Attorney Chosen As Memorial Service Speaker
Fayetteville announces E G Bias Williamson attorney will speak at the annual Memorial Day service at Huse Memorial Park at 2 p.m. Sunday after a parade from Memorial Auditorium. Bias active in Legion work since 1946 and a former department commander, with local Legion officials, auxiliary, high school band, and scouting units set to participate. A parade forms at 1 p.m. from Memorial Auditorium led by Joseph E Hodgson. Robert L Honaker leads firing squad and color guard. Grave marker flags will be placed at veterans’ graves the day before the service.
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Fayetteville
ANS
Huse Memorial Park
E. Gaujot Bias
Williamson
American Legion Committee
Memorial Auditorium
Bias
Legion
American Legion
Amer
Joseph E. Hodgson
Robert L. Honaker
LaFayette Post 149
Legion Committee
Mullens Auxiliary Plans Poppy Day Sale
Mullens American Legion Auxiliary Unit 106 will sell crepe paper poppies on downtown streets to honor war dead. Poppies were made by patients at Newton D. Baker Hospital Martinsburg from materials provided by the West Virginia Department of the American Legion Auxiliary. The unit bought 1000 poppies with 90 percent of profits staying locally for welfare and relief projects and 10 percent to the state auxiliary. Mrs. R L Hart is chairman.
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Mullens
ANS
American Legion Auxiliary
Unit 106
Auxiliary
State Department
R. L. Hart
Evangelistic Meeting Held at Guyan Dotte Church
The Rev. Dew ey Wilson of Sophia leads an evangelistic crusade at Guyan dotte Baptist Church Jesse with Pastor Rev. Philip Graham and visiting quartets scheduled for special music. Meetings run through June 2. Also noted are visiting relatives Ray Tilley family at Bear Hole and Analee Workman's fall injuries.
Bridal Shower Held for Metille and Kennedy Family
A bridal shower and open house were hosted at the Kennedy home for Eu gene Thomas Metille and Joanna Fay Kennedy Metille. Co-hostess was Mrs. Vaughn Cozort. The couple, married May 12 in a Fort Myers Virginia ceremony, are stationed with the U S Air Force in Fort Myers Virginia. Joanna Kennedy Metille is an Oceana High School graduate from 1953 and Air Force airman second class.
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Oceana
BNS
Ken Kennedy
Eugene Thomas Metille
Vaughn Cozort
Metille
Metilles
Fort Myers
U. S. Air Force
Joanna Fay Kennedy
Oceana High School
Air Force
Morris High School Grad Joins Air Force Couple Plans Move
Joseph of Morris Illinois, a Morris High School graduate, enlisted in the Air Force after graduation. The couple, on a short leave with her parents, will establish their home in Annandale Virginia near Fort Myers.
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Joseph
Morris, Ill
Morris High School
Air Force
Annandale
Fort Myers
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C. G. Janutolo
Haddad’s TV and Furniture CO
Main ST
Swan Cafe
Mrs Moroni
G. M. Powers
Main Street
LO Lo’s
Aris Naa
Ican Legion Auxiliary
Jesse
Ray Tilley
Wrentrow
Gather
John Kelly
Bear Hole
Analee Workman
Bill Workman
SEA
Cohen
Neville St
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