Cadette Troop Plans Poppy Sale in Mullens and Co rinne
Alicia Lilly Echols and Deb bie Echols admire the arrangement as Cadettes Joyce and Drema Acord and Sheila Naylor assist. The troop, sponsored by the Woman's Civic Club of Mullens, is led by Mrs. Frank Echols and Mrs. Corinne Girl Scouts To Aid Poppy Project James Lane. Proceeds from the poppy sale support rehabilitation and child welfare programs. The local American Legion Auxiliary sponsors the event with Mrs. Joyce Thompson as poppy chairman. Coral Cadette Troop No. 326 will aid in Mullens and Corinne on Friday and Saturday with Dolly Dixon displaying a basket of flowers alongside Barbara Semenske and Lorraine.
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James Lane
American Legion Auxiliary
Joyce Thompson
Corinne Cadette Girl Scout
Mullens
Corinne
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Barbara Semenske
Lorainne
Community event honors families with ribbons and certificates
White ribbons and white carnations framed a ceremony as Mrs. Mary Miller, the program chairman, and her daughter Debra led the event. Also present were Mrs. Ronald Perry, Mrs. Bernard Burgess, Mrs. Pat Pino and their daughters Sandi and Sherri, plus Jeffery Romine and Sherri Burgess. Mrs. Luther A. Lewallen hosted. Miller and Kyle Spade led the program with Hattie Bennett presiding.
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Mary Miller
Debra
Ronald Perry
Bernard Burgess
Pat Pino
Sandi
Jeffery Romine
M. Romine
Sherri Burgess
Vicki Pino
Luther A. Lewallen
Miller
Kyle Spade
Hattie Bennett
Council Elects New Officers Mullens
The Wyoming County Student Council Association held a dinner meeting at the Cow Shed in Pineville on Tuesday. James Stone of Pineville led discussion of plans for the coming year as officers were elected: Tommy Adkins of Pineville president, Charles Lilly and Glen Rogers vice presidents, Dixie Lusk of Herndon secretary, Jennifer Gravely of Mullens assistant secretary, and Margaret Cooper of Baileysville treasurer. Attendees included representatives and sponsors from Mullens, Herndon, Baileysville, Glen Rogers, and Mullens.
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Adkins
Pineville
Charles Lilly
Glen Rogers
Dixie Lusk
Herndon
Jennifer Gravely
Mullens
Margaret Cooper
Baileysville
Mullens, Herndon
WSCS Selects Circle Members
Pineville First Methodist Church hosts a WSCS dinner to welcome new circle members. No. 1 Luna Worrell Circle lists chairwoman Mrs. W. W. Bolt and many members led by Mrs. Ernest Rays and Mrs. FE D. Hawley. No. 2 Brooke Cooke Circle is chaired by Mrs. Leslie Stephenson with a large roster. No. 3 Emma Johnson Circle remains led by Mrs. O. B. Martin.
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W. W. Bolt
Ernest Rays
FE. D. Hawley
Jack Lambert
Zed Ball
Mack Bailey
J. R. Beavers
Mary K. Bowman
James Dow Cook
Kellen Snyder
John Lambert
Ruby Lambert
Jack Martin
Twila Wilkinson
Ray Taliaferro
A. C. Swimm
Roy Breeden
Zella Corews
Harold Metz
T. G. Morgan
Ned Rogers
Edgar Stone
C. S. Worrell
Brooke Cooke
Leslie Stephenson
Darrell V. McGraw
A. J. Shannon
Sam Lambert
W. C. Bailey Jr
E. H. Collins
Harry Cooke Jr
Claude Farley
Gilmer Hines
Jesse Houck
Ruby Layman
C. H. Mathena
Lola Smith
Bobby Doss
Jack Goode
Ralph Hale
Violet Lusk
Jesse ‘Morgan
John Thomas
Gladys Waddell
Enos Williams
L. €. Snyder
Emma Johnson
O. B. Martin
Leprosry in Viet Nam Controlled by Sulfa Treatment
Air Force doctor Capt. Frank W. Berry says early sulfa therapy can curb leprosy. He reported 20 civilians with leprosy were sent home after treatment at St. Joseph's Leprosarium near Bien Hoa Air Base in South Viet Nam.
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UPI
Air Force
Viet Nam
Frank W. Berry
Rock Hill
S.C
St. Joseph's
Bien Hoa
Concord College to hold 91st commencement with alumni events
Concord College Athens schedules a weekend of activities ending with the 91st annual commencement on June 6. Alumni Day June 4 features a 50 year class banquet with speakers Secretary of State Robert D. Bailey and Senator Jennings Randolph. Golden Alumnus Award. baccalaureate June 5 by Rev. Dr. David K. Allen. Dr. Lloyd H. Elliott to speak at commencement followed by valedictory by John Allen Carter. Public invited.
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Athens
Concord College
Robert D. Bailey
West Virginia
U. S
Jennings Randolph
Concord
Alumni Association
David K. Allen
Davis and Elkins College
Boca Raton, Fla
Allen
Rolla J. Matheny
Lloyd H. Elliott
George Washington University
Elliott
West
Former Mr Hope Girl to Receive UNC Nursing Degree
Martha Leigh Pennington of Chapel Hill North Carolina will be awarded a bachelor of science in nursing from the University of North Carolina on June 6. Daughter of Mr and Mrs W M Pennington of Stone Kentucky she is a Mount Hope High School graduate and Johns Hopkins Hospital School of Nursing alumna. She entered UNC Nursing in 1964 and plans to pursue a master of science in nursing thereafter.
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Mount Hope
Martha Leigh Pennington
Chapel Hill
N. C
University of North Carolina
W. M. Pennington
Stone, Ky
Miss Pennington
UNC School of Nursing
Mount Hope High School
Johns Hopkins Hospital School of Nursing
Baltimore
Bronco Billy Recognized as First Movie Cowboy
United Press International notes actor Max Aronson used the stage name Bronco Billy and is hailed as the first movie cowboy in Here’s The Answer. The claim highlights Aronson’s pioneering role in early Western cinema and his influence on the genre.
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United Press International
Max Aronson
Bronco Billy
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