North Korean girl arrives to study at Davis and Elkins College
Susie Huh Young Sook, 21, a North Korea native, landed in San Francisco on Oct 21 and will major in sociology at Davis and Elkins College for the second semester. Her sponsorship comes via Mrs. O C Landrum and supporters.
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Scarbro
Huh Young Sook
North Korea
San Francisco
Seoul
Davis and Elkins College
O. C. Landrum. Scarbro
Susie
Edward O. Landrum
O. C. Landrum
Sgt. Landrum
M. W. McGladrey
Landrum
Rev. and
C. C. Landrum
Lochgelly
Summerlee
James Don Landrum
Scarbro Elementary School
Special Driving Tests Slated For Students at Fayetteville
Fayetteville High School set to host a driving safety demonstration near Memorial Auditorium after a 10 am assembly next Tuesday. A car will show 20 mph emergency stops while measuring stopping distances with a yellow paint cue. Nationwide Insurance provides the vehicle and safety engineers.
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Fayetteville
RNS
Fayetteville High School
Memorial Auditorium
Dan H. Perdue
Nationwide Insurance
United States
Holi day Fashion Preview planned at Mullens High
The Auxiliary to the Wyoming County Medical Society organizes a style show on November 17 at Mullens High School Auditorium with matinee and evening performances. Proceeds fund a loan to educate a Wyoming County student in nursing. Featured acts include home talents and various dances and musical pieces. Attendees listed include many local chapter members and community participants.
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Mullens High School
Wyoming County Medical Society
George Fordham
Ward Wylie
David
Rites Thursday For Mrs. Blake
Funeral services for Nora Virginia Blake 77 of Fayetteville will be held Thursday at 2 p m at Cotton Hill Baptist Church Beckwith with Rev Charles Jones officiating Burial follows at Blake Cemetery The body will be moved from Dodd Payne Funeral Home to the church one hour before services Mrs Blake died Monday after a year long illness Survivors include husband Theodore C Blake three sons Lester Russell and James seven daughters Irene Dean Naomi Walkup Minnie Jones Gladys Sprague Nora Feazell Dollie Donoty and Dorothy Blake all of Fayetteville one sister Ann Clendenin of Graydon 26 grandchildren and 16 great grandchildren
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Fayetteville
RNS
Nora Virginia Blake
Cotton Hill Baptist Church
Beckwith
Charles Jones
Blake
Dodd-Payne
Theodore C. Blake
Lester
Russell
Kanawha Falls
James
Irene Dean
Summersville
Naomi Walkup
Boomer
Minnie Jones
Gladys Sprague
Lavenworth
Kan
Nora Feazell
Dollie Donoty
Dorothy Blake
Ann Clendenin
Graydon
Shower Honors Mrs. Phillips at Stork Shower in Mullens Park View
Mrs C C Phillips Jr was honored at a stork shower hosted by her sister in Mullens Park View Addition. Guests and hostesses attended with corn games, prizes, and baby themed favors as refreshments followed the gift display and corsages were exchanged.
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James Kuhlke
Jane Lowe
Donald Sisk
Jack Finney
Joe Hill
Charles Bailey
George Thomas
Wallace Thomas
Bill Allen
Bill Murphree
Jack Stewart
Lillard Eldreth
Jim Arrington
Cecil Lacy
Si Smith
Bill Morris
Clyde Byrd
L. B. Wickline
Nancy Brammer
Pat Neal
Dana Bailey
Joe Witt
Arthur Raines Taken by Death
RNS reports Arthur L. Raines 52 longtime Deerfield mine electrician dies after extended illness from cancer. Born Blacksburg Va December 10 1903 he lived in Deerfield with wife Mable and five children. Survives include parents and siblings. funeral Thursday at Montcalm First Church of Christ with burial at Woodlawn Cemetery Bluefield.
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Blacksburg
Robert
Catherine Raines
Peterstown
Raines
Wyoming County
Covel
Deerfield
Mable
Mullens
Buddy
West Virginia Institute of Technology
Montgomery
Jerry
Larry
Rose Ann
Nobel
Bluefield
Sherman
Gold Bond
Emmett
Ripplemead
Juanita Vance
Myrtle Martin
Opal Bradley
Montcalm First Church of Christ
J. S. Foley
Woodlawn Cemetery
Clyde Crotty
Houston Jackson
Curtis Short
Dewey Bailey
Garvin Walker
Junior Harmon
Edmond Laxtom
Bernard Bryant
Craven Funeral Home
Montcalm
Ohio Produces Half of Nation's Greenhouse Tomatoes
Ohio leads national tomato production, supplying nearly half of the United States greenhouse tomato output. The state's growers dominate the sector, reflecting robust agricultural activity and market demand within the region. Local firms report strong yields and expanding infrastructure to support continued growth.
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Ohio
Miller to Talk To Band Group Mullens Meeting
Mullens Band Association will host Jack Miller of Consolidated Bus Lines on November 14 at Mullens Grade School. He will discuss travel arrangements for the bands trip to Washington for the National Cherry Blossom Festival in April. Paul Markowitz reports the program will cover carnival concession stand blotter sales and other projects plus advance ticket sales for the November 18 spaghetti supper from 5 to 9 p.m. at the venue.
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Mullens
BNS
Jack Miller
Beckley
Consolidated Bus Lines
Mullens Band Association
Miller
Washington
Paul Markowitz
Association
Christmas Party Planned by Kopperston WSCS
The Kopperston Women's Missionary Society planned a Christmas party for December 20 at a recent meeting. Twenty members attended as Mrs. James Shott led a program on Stewardship of Time. Hostesses were Mrs. Helen Estep and Mrs. Hammond Bowes.
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Kopperston
RNS
Kopperston Women’s Missionary Society
James Shott
History Teacher Speaks to Club in Fayetteville
Holly Kessler, history and government teacher at Fayetteville High School, spoke to the Fayetteville Woman's Club in Memorial Auditorium about Know Your America. She highlighted early settlers' hardships, warned that communism threatens freedoms, and urged steadfast adherence to Christian principles.
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Fayetteville
RNS
United States
America
Kessler
B. S. Collins
E. B. Eskew
R. G. Thomas
Tiny worms found on ice with unstudied life cycle
The National Geographic Society notes that tiny worms are sometimes found living on ice, but their life cycle remains unstudied.
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The
National Geographic Society
Safe Driving Day Proclaimed in Oak Hill
Oak Hill Mayor H C Brown proclaims December 1 1955 as Safe Driving Day. The effort endorsed by President Eisenhower and Governor Marland is led by the Presidents Committee for Traffic Safety with about 200 national groups backing a nationwide push to reduce and eliminate highway accidents. The proclamation urges safe driving and walking and year round safety measures, with Oak Hill Police Chief H E Janney requesting full public cooperation in ongoing safety programs.
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Oak Hill
RNS
H. C. Brown
Eisenhower
Marland
President’s Committee For Traffic Safety
Brown
H. E. Janney
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Hotel Hill
Beta Theta
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
John P. Duda
Avis Partain
Marvin Partain
Gerald Hildebrand
Benedict Teano
Eugene Holt
XI Beta
Jerry Dale
Hobart Watson
James Hess
Mary Lou Mitchell
0. W. Dixon ,Jr
Ruth Easton
Juanita Scott
William Moore
Earl Bannister Jr
R. R. Thomas Jr
John Came
Wilbur Eigenrod
Dale
Ernest Allenbaugh
W. H. Holliday
W. R. Monk
Sherwood Dunagan
Betty Jane Gunter
Arnold Carney
James Maples
Jack Sinner
Earl Carter
Bladene Pickle
Mitchell Aide
J. R. Ellison
Ernest Fazio
James Painter
D. C. Rapp Jr
Ray Clinebell
Zella Bishop
Mrs. Blake
Mrs. Phillips
Arthur Raines
Tomchin Furniture
Moran Avenue
WSCS
Helen Estep
Hammond Bowes
Fletcher Arritt
J. W. Ayers
J. C. Clay
Kathleen Crawford
Gladys Bary
R. O. Farmer
George Hatfield
E. E. Houchins
J. A. Ritz
Charles Shackelford
H. E. Shawver
Lofton Tudor
Carl B. Vickers
Porter Waugh
A. B. Wilson
E. O. Wiseman
Otsego
Jimmy Morgan
Paul Morgan
Peggy Acord
Clyde Acord
Jimmy
Peggy
Harvard University
Josepy
Arbuckle
Stanker
OLD Hickory Distilling Corporation
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