Akers Waives To Grand Jury In Car Theft Case
Kelly Akers, 19, Amigo, waived preliminary hearing on a grand larceny charge before Magistrate W P Wilson in Pineville. No bond was set. he remains in Wyoming County Jail. Akers was arrested after allegedly stealing a car owned by Mrs Martha Smith of Hanover.
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Pineville
Rns
Kelly Akers
Amigo
W. P. Wilson
Wyoming
Wilson
Akers
Wyoming County
Martha Smith
Hanover
Homeakers Hear Talk By Mrs A E Whanger
Laurel Homemakers Club of Oak Hill heard Fayette County Home Demonstration agent Mrs. A E Whanger discuss yearly project goals. New member Mrs Laverne Rose joined. meeting at Fayetteville hosted by Mrs Leona Minnix with several guests from Fayetteville.
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A. E. Whanger
Oak Hill
RNS
Laurel Homemakers Club
Fayetteville
Fayette County
Laverne Rose
Leona Minnix
Harold Tincher
Jess Pettry
J. C. Morris
Floyd Hubacher
Herman Hinte
W. T. Prevette
Ann Keith
Charlotte Bocock
Lillian Wood
Morris
Fayette Methodist Men Elect New Officers
Fayetteville based Methodist Men elected officers at Friendship Hall. Officers include George L. Vickers president John Holliday vice president E O Wiseman treasurer Claude Bess James Mulligan Charles L Garvin Jr and C H Maxwell. William Byus Jr spoke after dinner about promoting lay activities in the West Virginia Conference. Robert Davis of Beckley attended as Beckley District lay leader.
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Friendship Hall
Methodist Church
George L. Vickers
Fayetteville
John Holliday
E. O. Wiseman
Claude Bess
Beckley
James Mulligan
Charles L. Garvin Jr
C. H. Maxwell
Woman's Society of Christian Service
William Byus Jr
Charleston
Byus
West Virginia
Robert Davis
Neely to Speak at Pineville Club Dinner
Harold Neely commissioner of State Institutions will address Pineville Woman's Club at 6 30 p m Tuesday at the Cow Shed Pineville The event is husbands night and Mrs C L Cook chairs Public Affairs urging all members to attend He will speak on Institutions Our Responsibility.
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Pineville
RNS
Harold Neely
Woman’s Club
Neely
Public Affairs Department
C. L. Cook
Fayette Circle Meets in Fayetteville Woman's Society
Cir cle No. 1 of the Woman's Society of Christian Service held its monthly meeting Tuesday in Fayetteville. Hostess Mrs G W Brooks led the devotional by Mrs F J Morris. Two chapters from the Africa study book were presented by Mrs Charles L Garvin Jr. Beckley District meeting planned at Fayetteville Methodist Church on Nov 16. Visitor Mrs Keith Hunt attended. members listed include Mrs J W Ayers Mrs Lee Akers Mrs A H Bowling and others.
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Fayetteville
RNS
Woman's Society of Christian Service
G. W. Brooks
F. J. Morris
Africa
Charles L. Garvin Jr
Beckley
Fayetteville Methodist Church
Keith Hunt
J. W. Ayers
Lee Akers
A. H. Bowling
Leslie Decker
R. O. Farmer
Page Corley
F. G. Janutolo
Thelma Light
George Powell
J. Adam Ritz
John Zorio
D. R.herndon
Woman's Society of Christian Service District
Fayettville Methodist Church
Circle No. 5
H. A. Cottrell
Court Street
D. H. Perdue
WSCS
Joe Dempsey
C. G. Farr
Fletcher Arritt
Cammie Simpkins
Oak Hill
Harry Aliff
Simpkins
John Witt
Ada Nickell
Virginia Radford
Frank Spangler
George Ketterwell
Tommy Pratt
Alfred Bibb
Perdue
Cottrell
Eleven Wyoming Couples Granted Divorces in Circuit Court
In Pineville Wyoming Circuit Court eleven divorces were granted. Names include Vera Shields vs Robert Shields with custody of four children to the mother and $0 monthly support for Harold J. Cline vs Betty Low Cline. Additional pairs list custody for various numbers of children and monthly support obligations.
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Pineville
RNS
Wyoming
Vera Shields
Robert Shields
Harold J. Cline
Betty Low Cline
Cline
Catherine Brehm
Billy M. Brehm
Brehm
Trulla B. Whitt
Billy Ray Whitt
Whitt
Mary Smiley Webb
Paul E. Webb
Berta M. Steinmeyer
Leon B. Steinmeyer
Addie Byrd Rhodes
Roby Franklin Rhodes
Joyce Radford
Dennis Radford Jr
Sherman Wilbur Kirk
Letha Mae Kirk
Dorothy Clark
Norman Clark
Joy Mayberry Leads WSCS Program on Gratitude Theme
Mrs. Joy Mayberry directed the program Attitudes of Gratitude at the Delilah Methodist Church Woman's Society of Christian Service meeting. The group met at Mrs. Dick Cook's home with cohostesses Mrs. Cook and Mrs. Harry W. Gillespie. They voted to donate 15 for Week of Prayer and Self Denial plus 4.14 in personal gifts and planned to order 40 boxes of hose for sale and buy extension cards and disposal bags for the church sweeper.
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Oceana
ANS
Joy Mayberry
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Delilah Methodist Church
Dick Cook
Cook
Harry W. Gillespie
P. D. Raymond
Gillespie
Hassell Blackburn
Herman Reed
John Edwards
Creed Walker
Dana Susan
Bert Cook
Newsome
Ralph Toler
Jack Rider
Rubye Meador
Mary Ann
Marina Dawn
Joy Denise
PSC Hearing Set On Logan Water Service Request
Charleston AP reports the Public Service Commission will hear Sharples Water Co. request to serve Logan County communities Sharples Monclo and Cobra. The company bought systems from Boone County Coal Corp. If approved, flat rates will be 3 dollars for a residential unit with outside hydrant and 3.50 with indoor plumbing. metered rates start at 3.50 monthly minimum.
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Charleston
Public Service Commission
Sharples Water Co
Logan County
Sharples
Monclo
Cobra
Boone County Coal Corp
PSC
Judgment Won Against Chilton and Tucker in Pineville Case
RNS reports Persin Ger Supply Co won a judgment of 850.41 dollars plus interest against C. Chilton and Miriam Tucker of Oceana. In a separate filing, J H Dixon's suit against Wayne has been ordered dismissed.
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Pineville
RNS
Persinger Supply Company
C. Chilton
Miriam Tucker
Oceana
J. H. Dixon
Wayne
Funeral Set Sunday For Drowning Airman Carl Bowyer
Funeral services will be held Sunday for A-3C Carl Clinton Bowyer who drowned while duck hunting at a Wilmington Ohio lake. He was stationed at Wright Patterson AFB and will receive military rites at the graveside. Bowyer was born July 19 1939 in Long Branch and leaves a wife and infant son plus parents siblings and other relatives. The body will be moved to his home and church ahead of the service.
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Long Branch
RNS
Carl Clinton Bowyer
Wilmington
Ohio
Gale Stewart
Air Force
Wright Patterson Air Force Base
Dayton
Oscar Bowyer
Bowyer
Pax High School
Ada Lee
Lena Louise
Wanda Gail
Marcella M. Flemmington
Lorina May Dignazio
Baltimore
Dora Bowyer
Hamersville
Tyree
Mount Hope
Ray Humphrey
JP Requests Investigation Of Running Fight With State Police
Fayette County Justice of the Peace Charles R. Bess says an impartial referee should probe his ongoing friction with the State Police. He cites police traffic actions near his office and transport of arrestees to another JP, and notes efforts with officials yielded no results.
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Justice of the Peace
Bess
Hazen H. Fair
Ralph Bean
Bouldin Speaks At Madison Federated League Meet
Madison attorney Mat D. Bouldin addressed the Madison Federated League on Communism and Russian Schools at the Madison Memorial Building. The program American Education Week featured by Mrs. Charles Ellis, with devotions by Mrs. K. K. Hall. Local teachers honored. book shower planned for area schools. CARE Thanksgiving program approved. Hosts included Mrs. Ray Price and others.
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Madison
RNL
Madison Federated Leage
Mat D. Bouldin
Madison Memorial Building
K. K. Hall
Charles Ellis
Ray Price
H. L. McCune
W. L. Rymer
Ezra Lilly
J. C. Perkins
Mayor Resnic Tops Holyoke Taxpayers List
Mayor Samuel Resnic leads Holyoke for individuals paying the largest city taxes. His year tax bill is 14 031 dollars with additional payments as a realty firm partner and as a member of an industrial property corporation.
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Holyoke
Mass
Samuel Resnic
Resnic
Topeka Rotary to honor 100th birthday and perfect attendance
Ferdinand Janzen Funk will be honored by the Topeka Rotary Club next Tuesday for not missing a meeting in 36 years. The club’s Thursday session was moved to celebrate Funk’s perfect attendance and his 100th birthday.
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Topeka
Kan
Rotary Club
Ferdinand Janzen Funk
Funk
Fayetteville WSCS District Meet Planned at Methodist Church
A Fayetteville Circle No. 5 meeting discussed the Woman's Society of Christian Service district event set for November 16 at the Fayetteville Methodist Church from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Beckley district members will join, and lunch will be provided by the local group.
Circle Views Film On Africa
Fayetteville circle hears Mrs Thompson discuss the study book The Way In Africa with slides shown by the Rev Thompson. Miss Tommie Dove led devotions and envelopes for Week of Prayer and Self Denial were distributed to absent members. Co hosts and guests joined the meeting.
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Fayetteville
ANS
Africa
Charles S. Thompson
J. W. Jones
Maurice Reynolds
Tommie Dove
N. G. Hornsby
C. S. Thompson
J Carson
Norman Poff
Blanche Echols
Gene Bowling
Kathleen Crawford
E. R. Burgess
Fred White
Lake City
Tenn
J. H. Carson
Rev
Thompson
Visitor Offers Free Item as Meter Maid Rebuffs
In Salem Oregon a visitor told parking meter maid Donna Torgeson that if something is free he will take one. She resisted and considered giving him an overtime parking ticket instead but did not.
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Salem, Ore
Donna Torgeson
California crab season opens as President Eisenhower gets first catch
The California crab season started Tuesday but only President Eisenhower received six fresh crabs. They were flown to the White House while the crab fleet remained docked amid a dispute with dealers over transportation costs.
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San Francisco
California
Eisenhower
White House
Shadowen Rites Incomplete After Mining Death
Funeral arrangements for Billie J Shadowen aged 52 are incomplete after a fatal fall at Ames Mining Co. mine in Lansing. Survivors include his wife Elsie Snyder Shadowen, three sons Willis in Brunswick Ohio Billie Jr in Atlanta with the Marine Corps and Carlos Lee at home, a sister Mrs John Snodgrass Akron Ohio, a brother Vernon Central City Ky, and 10 grandchildren. The body is at Dodd Payne Mortuary Fayetteville.
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Lansing
RNS
Billie J. Shadowen
Ames Mining Co
Elsie Snyder Shadowen
Willis
Brunswick
Ohio
Billie Jr
Atlanta
Marine Corps
Carlos Lee
John Snodgrass
Akron
Vernon
Central City
Confab Delegate Elected At Meet
The semi annual meeting of District No. 10 of the Rebekah Assembly will be held at Omar Saturday. Mildred Baldwin was elected Tuesday as delegate to the meeting. Plans were made for a bake sale to be held here Saturday morning at the Ellis Department Store by 9 a.m. Members are asked to bake and bring items or call co chairs Mary Dickens or Pearl Sutphin. Sixteen members attended.
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Madison
RNS
Rebekah Assembly
Omar
Mildred Baldwin
Madison Rebekah Lodge No
Ellis Department Store
Mary Dickens
Pearl Sutphin
Weekend Visitors Fill Homes Across Mountain Region
A flood of weekend guests visits familiar households in Mount Hope Welch Crab Orchard Shrewsbury Athens and surrounding areas. Families include Walkups War rens Humphreys and others visiting relatives in East Kingston Long Branch Beckley and Blacksburg Virginia. Attendees also traveled to the Oral Roberts Crusade in Charleston and Concord College student Miss Martha Moore joined her parents over the weekend.
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PAX
RNS
N. F. Walkup
Seibert Warren
Mount Hope
Betty Humphrey
Tammy
Crab Orchard
Forrest Walkup Jr
Welch
Seibert Warren Jr
Jennifer
Long Branch
Joyce Stout
Paula
Shrewsbury
Mamie Humphrey
Ed Harless
Ella Armstrong
Kingston
Mack Woolwine
Tennis Tyree
Cranberry
Loren Million and Sons
Oak Hill
Ray Runsford
Rita
East Bank
Sherman Aldrick
Frank Akers
Edgar Akers
Frank Sims
Garten
Jimmy Dale
Frances Davenport
Beckley
Mamie Treadway
Don
Ella Humphrey
Alva
James Murdock
Blacksburg
Kenneth Dangerfield
Barry
Bruce
Wesley
Martha Moore
Concord College
Enoch Moore
Ernest Billups
Dave Humphrey
Rebecca
Shirley Humphrey
Ida Shields
Rose Ann Stella
Norman Collier
Steve
Debbie
South Charleston
Claude Humphrey
Kenny
Nancy
Willis Branch
Linda Robertson
Beth
Athens
Bill ‘Tyree
Mark
Cecil Humphrey
Circle No 2 Meeting at Mrs Marshall's Fayetteville Home
Circle No 2 of the Fayetteville Methodist Church gathered at the home of Mrs. Harry Marshall with co host Mrs. Joe Stone. Mrs Kenneth Tygrett led the devotional on Cultural Revolution and Christian Meditation. Members voted to pool Christmas gift funds for Africa and send a contribution. Miss Maryin Marshall attended as a guest.
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Fayetteville
RNS
Harry Marshall
Circle No. 2
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
J. G. Page
Africa
Maryin Marshall
Max Neubert
Louise Hoover
Ermel Wilson
Ernest Amick
Joe Stone
Kenneth Tygrett
Marshall
$6,000 Damage Suit Filed In Wyoming Court
In Pineville Wyoming County Circuit Court a $6,000 damage suit is filed by Fannie K. Brown against Rispah Lusk on November 9. Bailey Worrell and Bailey represent Brown. Also filed is Pineville Super Market vs Joseph and Ashley Allen to recover possession of a 1956 truck valued at $1,257.12, with James Lyons of Pineville as counsel. Vaughan Bassett Furniture Co. sues C Chilton and Miriam Tucker for $310.75, with Kingdon and Kingdon representing the plaintiff.
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Pineville
Rns
Wyoming County
Fannie K. Brown
Rispah Lusk
Bailey, Worrell
Bai
Church Class To Sponsor Scouts Brownie Troop No 28
The Philathea Class of Mount Hope Christian Church voted to sponsor Brownie Troop No 28 of the Mount Hope Girl Scouts. The decision was made at a Monday church meeting in the fellowship room with hostesses Mrs. Rufus Beverly Mrs. Alex Sneddon and Mrs. Nelson Davis among attendees.
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Mount Hope
RNS
Mount Hope Christian Church
Mount Hope Girl Scouts
Rufus Beverly
Alex Sneddon
Nelson Davis
W. E. Tissue
Ralph Deal
Deck Vance
Marvin Beverly
Dinner Honors Mrs Bradberry in Oceana Family Dinner
Eva Bradberry aged 71, born November 4 1888 Sun Hill, honored at a family dinner hosted by her brother and sister in dawn Aoy and Aliff home. Survived by three grandchildren. deceased husband Will Bradberry in 1938 and son Dan in 1955. Attendees included close relatives and their children.
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Oceana
RNS
Indaw
Aoy Aliff
Eva Bradberry
Bradberry
Sun Hill
Will Bradberry
Dan Bradberry
London
W. Va
Patricia
Virgil
Danny Bradberry
Acy
Grover
Ott
Cleveland
Ohio
Johnny Aliff
Jack Aliff
Oscar Morgan
Stevie
Thomas Gunter
Stewardship Dinner At Kopperston Church
About 80 persons attended the Stewardship dinner at Kopperston Presbyterian Church. A film titled Beyond Our Own was shown before dedication services Sunday morning. Attendees pledged support for the 1960 church budget.
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Kopperston
KNS
Kopperston Presbyterian Church
Circle No 1 study by Rev J E Perkins in Mount Hope
Rev J E Perkins led a Monday Circle No 1 meeting at Mrs R G Patteson home. The group studied Luke chapters 3 and 4 and sold Christmas cards and other items to support a rummage sale run by three Methodist circles which ends Saturday January 14 at Mrs Fred Potter's home. Attendees included Miss Belle Perry and several Mrs Potters and Rev and Mrs J E Perkins.
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Mount Hope
RNS
J. E. Perkins
Fred Potter
Belle Perry
Rhinehart
John Massing
Kopperston Area Weekend Guests and Local Visits
Local residents hosted relatives and friends from Welch, Washington D C, Trammel Virginia, and Myrtle Beach South Carolina. Attendees included Douglas Williams, Charles Wilson, Elizabeth Richardson, James Gallaher, Riley Campbel, and others. Community events noted include church and ministerial meetings in Mullens and a Bluefield funeral.
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Kopperston
Clarence Ford
Douglas Williams
Trammel
C. R. Rankin
Charles Wilson
Washington D. C
Charles Biggs
James Gallaher
W. Va. Tech
Elizabeth Richardson
Welch
John Pike
Riley Campbel
Ellea Johnson
Huntington
R. V. Garrett
Bluefield
Murray Page
Kopperston Presbyterian Church
Wyoming County Ministerial Association
Mullens
Paul Greer
J. Goode
Athens
Gene Edwards
Myrtle Beach
S. C
John Edwards
Buck Lowe
Clark Fultz
Camile
Toni
Mile Lay
D. P. Moore
Pat Moore
Stevie
Rosa Bailey
Janice Ratliff
Beckley Hospital
Wiener Roast Held For Kilsyth Neighborhood Children
A wiener roast was held Tuesday on the Kilsyth lawn of Patrick Tucker to benefit neighborhood children. The event drew numerous local families and adults including Judy Perry Sharon Keeney Carol Greer Donna Greer George Boyd Cathy Boyd Drema Sherry Caryn Williams Arlie Ruff and several others with Ed Boyd Carl Rierson and Mrs Bob Moss in attendance.
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Mount Hope
RNS
Kilsyth
Patrick Tucker
Judy Perry
Sharon Keeney
Carol
Donna Greer
George
Cathy Boyd
Drema
Sherry
Caryn Williams
Arlie Ruff
Herbert Lee
Johnny Blevins
Peg
Rita
Gaye
Donnie
Ronnie
Anita
Vita Toey
Susie Elliott
Patty
Josephine Angius
Mike
Bobby
Tony
Ricky
Debbie Moss
Pamela
Debbie Pittman
Ed Boyd
Carl Rierson
Bob Moss
Ed Toney
Adrian Keeney
Birthday Honoree Billy Callaway Celebrated at Home
Honored on his 11th birthday, Billy Callaway was feted with a Saturday party at his Mount Hope home. Guests included Mickey Plumely Phil Tissue Jackie Spadaro Barry Jeter Gary Sweeney Sammy Dorado Scot ties Vargo Jerry Adams Tommy Bonifacio Chucky Shawver Don Tate and William Criss.
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Mount Hope
BNS
Billy Callaway
W. G. Callaway
Mickey Plumely
Phil Tissue
Jackie Spadaro
Barry Jeter
Gary Sweeney
Sammy Dorado
Scottie Vargo
Jerry Adams
Tommy Bonifacio
Chucky Shawver
Don Tate
William Criss
Mr. Hope C Of C To Help Erect Street Lights
The Mount Hope Chamber of Commerce voted to cooperate in erecting street lights across the town. A meeting at the Mountainair Hotel also discussed paving the road into the stadium with joint efforts from the City Council Mount Hope High School and the chamber. Bert Hall became chairman of the industrial relations committee. Pattie Patteson replaced Mary Jane Patteson as secretary. About 20 people attended.
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Mount Hope
RNL
Mount Hope High School
Chamber of Commerce
Bert Hall
Pattie Patteson
Mary Jane Patteson
Beckley
Privett Named Superintendent of Water Works
Oceana officials consider Mark Privett for the water works superintendent post after Eldon Cook, acting Mayor, nominates him. Privett, with six years at Pineville Water Works, succeeds Jess Conley who resigned after a recall to Crozier Coal and Land Co. in Lynco. The town also received permanent license plates for all town vehicles.
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Oceana
RNS
Oceana Town Council
Mark Privett
Oceana Water Works
Eldon Cook
Privett
Pineville Water Works
Jess Conley
Crozier Coal and Land Co
Lynco
Cook
Draft Notices Sent to 10 Local Board Registrants
Mullens area Selective Service Local Board No. 21 notified ten registrants to report for induction. Four volunteers include Roger Lee Brown ing Glen James Collins Edward Franklin Barlow of Itmann and Thomas Henry Cox of Bailesville. Remaining inductees are Jamie Harold Thomas, Joe Louis Craft, Walter Acord, Lawrence Doran Brown, Harolddeen Vernon Lilly, and Lawrence Maynor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mullens
RNS
Armed Forces
Selective Service
Roger Lee Browning
Glen James Collins
Edward Franklin Barlow
Itmann
Thomas Henry Cox
Baileysville
Jamie Harold Thomas
McCordsville
Ind
Fannock
Joe Louis Craft
West Haven
Oceana
Lawrence Doran Brown
Sabine
Haroldeen Vernon Lilly
Daniels
Corinne
Lawrence Maynor
Society Plans Christmas Party at Scarbro Meeting
The Society of the Blessed Sacrament Scarbro met to plan a December 10 Christmas party. Members ordered pecans and walnuts to be sold. Mrs. Helen Kopinsky will receive a farewell gift. Father Eugene Klug spoke on Catholic allegiance to the Pope. Hostesses were Mrs. Katherine Garcia, Mrs. Helen Krisko, and Mrs. Ann Oxendale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scarbro
RNS
Society of the Blessed Sacrament
Helen Kopinsky
Eugene Klug
Katherine Garcia
Helen Krisko
Ann Oxendale
Father Klug Addresses St Peter and Paul PTA
Father Eugene Klug urged men to attend the Holy Name meeting on December 12 and asked for used clothing for a drive this month. The group reported 220 attended the spaghetti dinner last week and announced a bake sale December 6 after 10 30 a.m. Mass New officers were Fred Kennedy president Charles Mahood vice president and Mrs Edward Thomas secretary Hostesses for the next meeting were Mrs John Rosiek Mrs Floyd Pullen Mrs Thomas Mrs Frank Brown and Mrs Joseph Buffifa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Kennedy
Charles Mahood
Edward Thomas
John Rosiek
Floyd Pullen
Thomas
Frank Brown
Joseph Buififa
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