Pineville Scouts Hold Fly-Up Rites
Pineville Girl Scout Troop No 25 held investiture and fly up ceremonies at the Presbyterian Church. A candlelight vigil was led by leaders Mrs Charles Riling and Mrs Ralph Looney with assistance from several girls. Brownie Troop 122 in charge of fly up services saw several members advance and earn second class patches and outdoors badges.
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W. W. Bolt
Brownie
Girl Scout
Girl Scout Troop No. 25
Pineville
RNS
Presbyterian Church
Charles Riling
Ralph Looney
Marilyn Campbell
Barbara Anderson
Brenda Sands
Peggy Goode
Karen Green
Paula McKinney
Frankie Parker
Cathy Browning
Oe Taliaferro
Patty Grifith
Suzanne Lyons
Ambre Caudill
Roger Wilkinson
Mimi Lewis
Judy Poff
Barbara Swimm
Debbie Adkins
Rachel Richner
Connie Sands
Linda Stewart
Susie Stump
Linda Goode
Patty Griffith
Andy McKinney
Sandy McKinney
Karen Taliaferro
Rose Harper
Area executives to meet at tech conference in Montgomery
More than 100 executives from the area are expected at the third annual management conference sponsored by the West Virginia Institute of Technology chapter of the Society for the Advancement of Management. The event November 10 features James D. Little Jr. as principal speaker and a 6 p.m. banquet.
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Montgomery
West Virginia
Carroll Named UPI Area Head
John A. Carroll, long time UPI Pittsburgh bureau chief, will become Pennsylvania manager of United Press International on November 12. Frank L. Berkopec will succeed him as Pittsburgh night bureau manager. Carroll, 37, a Pittsburgh native, year 1949 Pitt grad, Navy veteran, will oversee six UPI news and picture bureaus in the state.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
John A. Carroll
Pennsylvania
United Press International
Gerald J. Rock
Carroll
Frank L. Berkopec
University of Pittsburgh
United Press
Cleveland
Ohio
Charleston
W. Va
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
Scott Township
Berkopec
YMCA Officer Speaks At District Meeting
GLEN ROGERS district meet of the Hi Y and Tri-Hi Y clubs drew over 100 delegates at Glen Rogers High School. Walter Jacoby of Columbus Ohio urged high standards and religious principles, emphasizing body mind and spirit while promoting membership quality and Christian character.
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Glen Rogers
RNS
King Coal District
Glen Rogers High School
Ohio- West Virginia
The
Young Men’s Christian Association
Walter ‘Walt’ Jacoby
Columbus
Ohio
Jacoby
Jackson’s Mill
Sink Dalaf College
Wisconsin
YMCA
Newark
N. J
Damon Clay
Donna Bailey
Carolyn Sizemore
Regina Prusett
Elizabeth Meadows
Jackie Lou Clay
R. D. Vaught
Benny Burgess
Lacy Brooks
Conrad Dillon
Lynda
A Sophia High School
Tri-Hi-Y’er
Injured Youth Admitted To Shriners Hospital
Fayette County Shriners president Kenneth Sproles announced that Benjamine Harrison Washington has been accepted by Shriners Hospital in Lexington Kentucky for treatment of paralysis after an automobile accident six years ago in Virginia that killed his father. Past president W B Abele will devote time and energy to arrange care with admission set for October 30.
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Oak Hill
ANS
Kenneth Sproles
Fayette County Shriners Club
Benjamine Harrison Washington
Shriners Hospital
Lexington
Virginia
Sproles
Shriners Club
W. B. Abele
Talent Show Auditions Set in Oak Hill
James Ma hood, chair of the Oak Hill Junior Chamber talent show, announces auditions Sunday at 2 in the Oak Hill Grade School auditorium. All Fayette County grade school, junior high and high school students urged to attend. The talent show is set for November 16 at 8 p.m. Shirley Love will emcee.
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OAK Hill
ANS
James Mahood
Fayette County 4 H All Stars Elect Officers
Fayetteville ANS reports 4 H All Stars elected officers at the quarterly meeting held at Keller Avenue. Georgia Harrah of Oak Hill named president with M B Cavendish Ansted as vice president and T R Wilson Beckley re elected secretary treasurer. Banquet planned for Nov 16 at Ansted Elementary School Cafeteria. A barbecue fundraiser discussed to support 4 H activities across the county. Attendees included T R Wilson Kathleen Rule Nadine Buckholt M B Cavendish Harrah Shackelford Cutlip Extension Agent and hostess Boone.
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Fayetteville
ANS
Fayette County
All Stars
Georgia Harrah
Oak Hill
M. B. Cavendish
Ansted
T. R. Wilson
Beckley
B. B. Boone
Keller Avenue
Harrah
Charles Shackelford
John D. Cutlip
Mrs. Boone
Pax Pax and Florida Visitors Spend Time in Pax Area
Mrs. Roger Cotter y and children of Florida are visiting Pax area relatives with her aunt Mrs. Raymond Kelly in Long Branch. Alfred Humphrey Pax hosts his daughter and grandchildren from St Albans. Phillip Humphrey and Phyllis return to Miami after a week with Mrs. Humphrey and relatives. J D Janney hosts daughter Mrs. Charles Thompson and grandson Kevin in Beckley Weirwood.
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PAX
Roger Cottery
Florida
Raymond Kelly
Long Branch
Alfred Humphrey
St. Albans
Phillip Humphrey
Phyllis
Miami
Fla
Humphrey
J. D. Janney
Weirwood
Charles Thompson
Kevin
Beckley
Mount Hope social notes and hospital update
Mt Hope RNS Georganna Deal recuperating at home after several days of treatment at Beckley Memorial Hospital. Mrs B J Butler back home after visiting son-in-law and daughter in Washington DC. Mrs Read improving from serious illness. Mr and Mrs John Jenkins hosted weekend guests in Philippi. Mrs John Booth and Mrs W Shaw III from Boston dined with Provie Marchio family. Mrs Shaw is Susan Lowe. Mrs W B Ramey confined at home. former Clara Chandler. Albert Abel of Albert's Army and Navy Store in Beckley visited Cincinnati. Mr and Mrs George Smith and children moved to new Park Heights home. Mrs Vivian Boyd, former teacher, is fifth grade at Mount Hope Elementary.
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Mount Hope
Georganna Deal
Ralph Deal
Beckley Memorial Hospital
B. J. Butler
Tom Read
Washington, D. C
Read
Beulah Jean Butler
John Jenkins
J. E. Richeson
Marion Jenkins
Philippi
John Booth
W. Shaw III
Boston
Mass
Provie Marchio
Park Heights Addition
Shaw
Susan Lowe
B. Frank Lowe
Travelers Lane
Beckley
W. B. Ramey
Michigan Avenue
Ramey
Clara Chandler
Albert Abel
Albert
Army and Navy
Main Street
Cincinnati
Ohio
George Smith
Vivian Boyd
Park Heights
Boyd
Maple Fork Social Notes Reach Across States
Maple Fork area relocations include William Craddock and family returning to Cheylan Washington after visiting George Craddock and Alice Treadway. Mable Mitchell of Crab Orchard Tennessee visits Grady Angle and relatives. Thor Treadway back from Raleigh General Hospital. Mrs Stewart Toney visits son-in-law Donald Mahoney in Goochland Virginia. Mrs Louisa Bailey and son Tracy visit Mrs Carl Stover on Maple Fork Road.
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Maple Fork
William Craddock
Cheylan
Wash
George Craddock
Alice Treadway
Mable Mitchell
Crab Orchard
Tenn
Grady Angle
Thor Treadway
Raleigh General Hospital
Stewart Toney
Donald Mahoney
Goochland
Louisa Bailey
Tracy
Mabscott
Carl Stover
Maple Fork Road
Brinks Truck Abandoned. Driver Found Eating Lunch
Deputies rushed to Franklin Ohio after a Brinks armored truck was reported abandoned on Thursday. They banged on a window and found the driver inside, eating lunch and apparently unharmed with no signs of life outside the vehicle.
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Franklin, Ohio
UPI
Brinks
Quote from Reb el Underground at Ole Miss on Meredith
A pamphlet circulated by the Rebel Underground at the University of Mississippi opposes admitting Negro student James Meredith. The pamphlet claims Yankee colleges will praise him and make him the tar baby of the campus.
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United Press International
Oxford
Miss
Rebel Underground
University of Mississippi
James Meredith
Sanford tells Little People of America motto Think big
Governor Terry Sanford addresses the Little People of America in Asheville North Carolina praising their motto Think big and urging a positive outlook from the state. He speaks to the group about potential and inclusivity while in Asheville.
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Asheville
N.C
Terry Sanford
Little People of America
North Carolina
Air agency chief warns pilots on skylarking risks
Najeeb E Halaby head of the Federal Aviation Administration warns that skylarking by pilots in flight will be punished. He notes one pilot photographed in an apparent sleeping position said he was momentarily resting.
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Chicago
Najeeb E. Halaby
Federal Aviation Agency
Fidel Castro rejects outside verification of dismantling sites
In Havana, Cuban Premier Fidel Castro rejects a call for outside verification of dismantled missile sites and asserts Cuba will never yield to a position of force. The statement emphasizes Cuba's stance amid international pressure and security concerns.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
California Mother Barred as Fencing Suspect in Theft Ring
Barbara Jean Scott, 33, of Venice California, mother of seven, was freed on bail awaiting trial on a charge of fencing stolen goods. Prosecutors say she received items stolen from several apartments by her 13 year old son and two playmates.
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Venice
Calif
UPI
Barbara Jean Scott
Leeks Mild Flavor Compared With Scallions
Leeks are larger than green onions but have a milder flavor than scallions. The comparison notes that leeks offer subtle sweetness while scallions deliver sharper, more pungent green bite.
Ocean Present For You and Yours Horoscope Notes
An enjoyable weekend is noted with home and public entertaining advised. Early day DIY projects are favored with possible help. manual skill is highlighted. The piece recalls William Cullen Bryant born 1794 and Vilhjalmur Stefansson 1879 among famous births. Futures mention a game called Air tag with jet-tank wearers.
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William Cullen Bryant
Vilhjalmur Stefansson
Aries to Pisces Daily Horoscope Summary
Aries temper may flare then settle. Taurus warns storm signals so proceed with caution in romance. Gemini should avoid overcommitting. Cancer beware trickery in shopping. Leo avoid overexertion for extra money. Virgo be cautious with strangers yet potential with friends. Libra resist nerves from duties. Scorpio focus on finishable work. Sagittarius start fast then slow by noon. Capricorn accept irritability and keep gripes private. Aquarius try a new idea and waste little. Pisces avoid rushing and let ideas mature.
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Gemini
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Capricorn
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