Recreation Center Readies For Opening
Mullens youth center remodel progresses with donations of materials and labor. The Rebels Rec opens in early June at the former Woman's Civic Club House beside the swimming pool in West Mullens. Local volunteers and eight churches sponsor the center, with Lloyd Bright directing and new officers named for Community Recreation Inc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Row Cook
Curtis Crotty
George Jenkins
Joe Lytle Jr
Felix Glover
Jimmy Frank
Butch Hensley
Bill Robertson
Jackie Jenkins
James Elkins
Sanders
Tommy Elkins
Gene Armantrout
W. W. Lively
Roger Pritchett
Raymond Wells
Woodrow Cook
Mutlens
Woman's Civic Club
Lloyd Bright
Community Recreation, Inc
Clifford Phillips Jr
Elizabeth Armantrout
Willing Workers Band Holds Program and Quiz
The Willing Workers Band of The Free Church of God met at Mrs. K. C. Griffiths home to discuss Tempted and Tried. A Bible quiz awarded prizes to Mrs. K. C. Griffith and Mrs. Jim Frazier. attendees included several named members and youth, with student Rebels Rec officers listed for the new year. Volunteers are urged to help with floor varnishing, transport, equipment, and other tasks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillydale
RNS
Willing Workers
Free Church of God
K. C. Griffith
Jim Frazier
Henry Allen
Roy Trent
Bob Frazier
Sheila Trent
Sherry Frazier
Mary Griffith
Roger Allen
Rebels
Rec
Virginia Armantrout
Anna Dave Backus
Butch Carte
Joyce Akers
Lloyd Bright
Joe Lyttle Jr
Oak Hill Couple Weds In Double Ring Ceremony
Miss Pamela Sampson and Tony Adkins united in marriage Friday in a double ring ceremony at Rev. Ernest Barley’s home in Bradley. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sampson, attended Oak Hill schools. Groom son of Mrs. Geraldine Adkins, a Meade High School graduate. Maid of honor was Mrs. Tauls Kiszka. best man was grandfather G. W. Snyder. Adkins wore pink with a pink rose corsage. The groom recently completed four years in the U S Air Force. They plan to reside in Oak Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frian Oak Hill
Pamela Sampson
Tony Adkins
Ernest Barley
Bradley
Robert Sampson
Oak Hill
Geraldine Adkins
Mea
Dow Bridge High School
Tauls Kiszka
G. W. Snyder
Summer Sewing Classes Scheduled At Mullens
Mullens High School home economics will offer summer sewing classes under a Wyoming County program. Classes run the first, third, and fourth June weeks on Thursdays 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., with adult demonstrations 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. A basic course teaches a blouse then a skirt, with participants supplying patterns and materials. Informal sewing occurs Tuesdays 1 p.m. to 3:30 p.m.. no class in the second week of June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mullens
RNS
Wyoming County Board of Education
Mullens High School
Woodrow W. Cook
Year's Activities To Be Outlined By WSCS Circles
In Mullens the Woman's Society of Christian Service will meet Tuesday to elect chairmen and outline the year's work. Circles Seven and Eight meet at 2 p.m. with Mrs. Steele and Mrs. Martin. other circles convene at 7:30 p.m. with listed hosts. WSCS is the world's largest women's organization supporting missionaries, schools, hospitals, homes, and local church programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Neal
Maude Stone
Carl Moran
Mayme Appline
George Jenkins
I. Smith
WSCS
Oak Hill Resident Joe Farrish Die in Virginia
Funeral services for Joe Farrish of Oak Hill were held at Red Hill Episcopal Church near Charlottesville Virginia. He died of a heart condition and is survived by a sister in Charlottesville a niece and several nephews of Oak Hill and Charlottesville. He was a yearly visitor to Oak Hill and a brother of the late John Farrish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Hill
Joe Farrish
Charlttesville
Episcopal Church
Red Hill
Charlottesville
John Farrish
Rosa Farrish Orange
Clarence Stone
Mount Hope
Walter Farrish Sr
Herman — Farrish
James Farrish
Percy Orange
McKinney Orange
Glen Rogers PTA elects Rev Herbert Perry president
The Rev Herbert Perry was elected president of the Glen Rogers High School Parent Teacher Association at the last meeting for the upcoming term. The retiring president, Mrs Donnie Nuckols, served two years. Perry pastors Pine Grove Baptist Church Ravencliff and Independent Baptist Church Glen Fork and lives in Ravencliff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Perry
Glen Rogers
Donnie Nuckols
Perry
Pine Grove
Ravencliff
Independent Baptist Church
Glen Fork
Trent Named Secretary Of Lilly Haven Ladies Aid
Lillydale Lily Haven Baptist Church Ladies Aid Society met at Mrs. Hugh Barber home. Ruth Trent was elected secretary. A Bible quiz led to a prize for Bob Frazier. Next meeting to be hosted by Mrs. Bob Frazier. Attendees included Wayne Graham Mrs. Hugh Barber and several Misses Trent Barber and Frazier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillydale
RNS
Ladies Aid’ Society
Lilly Haven Baptist Church
Hugh Barber
Ruth Trent
Jim Frazier
Bob Frazier
Wayne Graham
Maxine Barber
Sheila Trent
Sherry Frazier
Janice Barber
Debra Trent
Shirley Craig
Carol Graham
Mine accident hurts Itmann man treated at sanitarium
John Stiltner, 39, Itmann, was hospitalized at Bluefield Sanitarium after a rock fell on him in a mine accident on Wednesday. He was transported to Bluefield by Robertson and Foglesong ambulance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pineville
Rns
John Stiltner
Itmann
Bluefield Sanitarium
Bluefield
Robertson
Foglesong
Youth Released From Jail After Shooting Incident
Roger Elswick ten year old Cyclone was released from Wyoming County Jail this morning and taken home by a deputy sheriff. He had been held on an open charge linked to the shooting of his nine year old sister earlier this month. A separate note shows a store sign reading Please do not use this fountain to fill water guns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pineville
RNS
Roger Elswick
Cyclone
Wyoming County
Oklahoma City
Blankenship Dies At 55 In Baileysville Area
Ause Blankenship 55 died at his home near Baileysville at 11 p m Wednesday. He was jobless due to health. Survivors include wife Belle four sons Danny Roger Lacy Truman and five daughters Shirley Betty Mildred Evelyn and one sister Pearl Koutsunis. Funeral home Robertson and Foglesong Mullens handling arrangements incomplete.
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Baileysville
Rns
Ausse Blankenship
Blankenship
Hense
Ninnie Blankenship
Belle
Danny
Roger
Lacy
Florida
Truman
Moundsville
Shirley
Lofts
Betty
Mildred
Evelyn
Midwest
Pearl Koutsunis
Rock House
Robertson and Foglesong Funeral Home
Mullens
Methodist School To Begin Monday At Oak Hill
Oak Hill Methodist Church Pastor Dr C G Eastwood announces Vacation Bible School starts 9 a m Monday for two weeks with theme Jesus The children's division ages four to eleven and junior high Youth Activity Week runs 7 to 9 30 p m The text Fairest Lord Jesus will be used W F Eigenbrod superintendent Closing program 7 p m May 14 Sharing Program Director Mrs E N Goode Assistant Director Mrs W F Eigenbrod Recreational Director Mrs J Ralph Taylor
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Hill
RNS
C. G. Eastwood
E. N. Goode
W. F. Eigenbrod
J. Ralph Taylor
Rites Incomplete For J. Massey
Funeral plans for James H. Massey 87 were incomplete at noon. He died around 2 30 p m Wednesday near the White home on Bugger Branch where he lived after suffering an internal hemorrhage while digging mayapple roots. The body lay at Valley Funeral Home Whitesville with relatives including Mrs Virgie Painter of Catsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley Funeral ‘Home
Whitesville
Bailey Evans Marriage Read In Glen Rogers
Miss Mabel Evans wed Carlos Bailey in a Friday night ceremony at the Glen Rogers home of Rev. Robert Perry pastor of Davis Baptist Church. Attendees included families and close friends. The bride is daughter of Hazel Evans and the late Enos Evans. the groom is son of Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Bailey. The couple resides with the bride’s mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bailey-Evans
Glen Rogers
Mabel Evans
Carlos Bailey
Robert Perry
Davis Baptist Church
Glen
Births Recorded at Oak Hill Hospital
Oak Hill Hospital reports eight births this past week including Jimmy Dean Burns Cross born May 25 a nine-pound son to Bennie Burns Cross and wife. Barbara Jean Murphy born May 2 8 ounces and more details for Edward Wayne Sturgill Doyle Stanley and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Hill
RNS
Oak Hill Hospital
Jimmy Dean
Bennie Burns Cross
Scarbro
Barbara Jean
Boyd Murphy
Minden
Edward Wayne
Clarence Edward Sturgill
Robert Lee Caldwell
Carlisle
Guy Stanley
Doyle Stanley Dempsey
Fayetteville
Ruth Gail
Johnny James Sarver
Jerry Eugene Jr
Jerry Eugene Chasleen
Lochgelly
Deborah Kay
Herbert ‘Sanford Settle
Cub Scouts Tour in Charleston
Cub Scouts from Den 3 sponsored by First Baptist Church were taken to Charleston by the den mother and assistant. They visited the Capitol and State Museum, lunched at Rose City Cafeteria, and toured Kanawha Airport including the weather room and a Capital Airlines plane. Chaperones were Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Fox and Mrs. W. A. Delp. Cubs listed include Tommy Fox and Bill Delp Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Fox
W. A. Delp
Den
Tommy Fox
Tommy Strong
Bil Short
Bill Delp Jr
Bill Finney
Dinkey Price
Chuddy Eastman
West Virginia 1958 59 hunting trapping seasons and licenses
Public notice outlines open seasons for raccoon opossum skunk beaver muskrat and mink trapping and deer bow and arrow rules. It lists license fees required for residents and nonresidents and prohibits certain conduct. The order details hunting areas dates and penalties and cites the Conservation Commission of West Virginia.
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West Virginia
Panhandle
Setkley
Grant
Hampshire
Hardy
Jefferson, Mineral
Morgan and Pen
National Forest
Sintaaulde Bowl
Mason County
Barbour
Berkley
iGrant
Greenbrier
Mineral
Monroe
Morgan
Nicholas
Pendleton
Pocahontas
Randolph
Tucker and
Webster
Summers County
Ohio River
McClintic Wildlife
Bluestone Reservoir
Hornor
Jaads
Beaverdam
Janest
Hunter’s
U. S. Army
Fayette
Corps of Engineers
Ayne
McDowell County
Virginia
U.S
Statesson
Horner Game
Haird’s Refuge
French Creek
Southside
Tomlinson
Run
Eet River
Cacapon
Holly Ritt ¢Er
Watoga
Mcclintic Wildlife Station
S Stoppee
Short MT
Pleasants Cheek
Tygart Reservoir
Sleepy Creex
Lewis Weitzel
Camp Creek
Cooper's Rock
Camn Creek
Grievhrier
Holly River
Lost River
Tomlinson Run
Wateea
Gr Stinson
Conservation Commission
M. Lane
Chukar
Walter R. Mitchell
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