18 Couples Seek Wedding Permits in Fayette County
Fayetteville records show eighteen couples who filed for marriage licenses in early November at the county clerk’s office. The list includes Trinia Scarbro and James Bailes. Nancy Garrett and Dennis Compton. Aileen Diggs and Walter E. Davis. Marcella Jenkins and Charles Victor Hudson. Ramona Vargo and Robert Hetzel. Rhonda Bare and Alfred Bare plus Melvin Kirby. Elia Payne and George Mosley Jr.. Roberta Dennlar and Donald Pennington. Linda Drumm and Dan Rinehart. Elizabeth Reel and Lynne Roache Jr.. June Roberts and Cecil Smith. Martha Carver and Gene Stepp. Dorothy Raines and Vernon Sears. Linda Milam and Jerry Sweeney. Delores Domingues and Donald Thomas. Brenda Lawhorn and Ernest Teaster Jr.. Mary Jane Sharp and Jessie Toney. Remona Tench and Jack Underwood.
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Fayetteville
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Fayette County Clerk's Office
Trinia Scarbro
Lochgelly
Layton Scarbro
James Bailes
C. J. Bailes
Nancy Garrett
Frank Garrett
Dennis Compton
Mike Vargo
Robert ‘Theodore Hetzel
Mount Hope
Robert Hetzel
Rhonda Lee Bare
Alfred Bare
Melvin Lee Kirby
Tucson
Ariz
James Kirby
Elia Mae Payne
Deepwater
Elliott Payne
George Mo
Denzil R. Rinehart
Elizabeth Ann Reel
Hilltop
Joseph Reel
Lynne Jennings Roache Jr
Glen Jean
Lynne J. Roache
June Roberts
Powellton
Buster Claypool
Cecil Smith
Jim Smith
Martha Anne Carver
Mont
Dorothy Lee Raines
Herbert Raines
Vernon W. Sears
Harvey
Basil Sears
Linda Milam
Searbro
Lacy Milam
Jerry Sweeney
Columbus
Ohio
Raymond Joe Sweeney
Delores Domingues
Prince
Joe Domingues
Donald F. Thomas
Washington, D. C
Donald Thomas
Brenda Carol Lawhorn
Oak Hill
Hoyt Lawhorn
Ernest Clyde Teaster, Jr
Ernest Easter
Mary Jane Sharp
William T. Sharp
Jessie J. Toney
Dothan
Alvie F. Toney
Remona Tench
Thurmond
Boyse Tench
Jack Underwood
George Underwood
Sunday Guests and Local Visits From Glen Rogers
Glen Rogers residents hosted a schedule of visitors including Mrs. Ruby Welsons and daughter Jackie Bethyear with children from Eccles, and Mr. James Laxton with Mr. Aubrey Allen and family in Sophia. Several travelers left Beckley for Dayton Ohio. Mrs. York plans to visit Desalee York, while Mrs. Durham visits her son-in-law and daughter and Debbie. Others returned from Dayton after two weeks with Hayden Wolfe and joined the Wolfe family in Fairdale for a homecoming dinner at Ida Clay of Soulsville.
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Glen Rogers
RNS
Harvey York
Ruby Welsons
Jackie Bethyear
Eccles
James Laxton
Aubrey Allen
Sophia
York
Hubert Durham
Beckley
Dayton
Ohio
Ida Clay
Soulsville
Wolfe
Charles Durham
John Sizemore
Fairdale
Sabine Sextette Sings At Church
The Sabine Grade School Sextette, a seventh and eighth grade group, performs hymns at Milam Methodist Church during revival services led by Drema Canada who also accompanies and sings. Members include Darlene Francis Sandra Prusett Tommy Peck Kenneth Price and Danny Frazier with Ulvert Canada driving them and principal Ernest Shumate active in church duties.
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Sabine
Milam Methodist Church
Drema Canada
Darlene Francis
Sandra Prusett
Tommy Peck
Kenneth Price
Danny Frazier
Drema
Kenneth
Danny
McGraw Church
Ulvert Canada
Earnest Shumate
Milam Church
Ford Child Is Born In Michigan To Ford Family
Mr and Mrs Glenn Ford of Detroit announce the birth of their second child a daughter named Kelly born Thursday in a Michigan hospital The baby weighs five pounds fifteen ounces Toni their older daughter is 17 months old The mother Betty Morgan is Mrs Ford formerly and Kellys grandfather is Asa A Ford of Kopperston and the grandmother is Mrs Annie Morgan of Oceana
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Oceana
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Glenn Ford
Detroit
Mich
Michigan
Kelly
Fords
Toni
Household Shower Honors Former Miss Brenda Bailey
Dr. C. C. Cottrill and daughter Kathryn Grace attended a household shower honoring Brenda Bailey. Miss Margaret Alderman returned Monday to Alexandria Virginia after a weekend visit with her parents Mr and Mrs W. W. Alderman.
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Brenda Bailey
C. C. Cottrill
Kathryn Grace
Margaret Alderman
Alexandria
W. W. Alderman
WOM Marks Chapter Night at Mullens Moose Hall
Mullens Women of the Moose Chapter 190 held a regular gathering at the Moose Hall. Attendees included Mrs Georgia Frank junior senior regent cap ped at Charleston convention, and numerous members namely Ruth Lynch Estelle Caudle Kay Reed Mary McBride Julia Howery Barbara Tennant Mildred Martin plus many others.
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Mullens
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Glass Insulates Against Heat Cold and Atomic Radiation
Glass offers protection from heat and cold and provides shielding against atomic radiation. The material's versatility makes it useful in construction and scientific applications. Researchers note its insulating properties and durability amid extreme environments.
Explorer Post Plans Dance in Pineville
Explorer Post No 154 met at the Legion Hall in Pineville with Ned Crews presiding to map a December project. The group approved a dance whose proceeds will benefit the Arbe Day Memorial Scholarship Fund. Ernie Hays was named dance chairman. Attendees included Everette Bowling Charles Riling Tommy Daniels Sherman Taylor Sammy Sparks Carl Blankenship Joe Phillips Steve Morgan Jerry Lupardus Raymond Rose and adult advisor Glen Green.
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Pineville
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Explorer Post No. 154
Legion Hall
Ned Crews
POST
Arbe Day Memorial Scholarship Fund
Ernie Hays
Everette Bowling
Charles Riling
Tommy Daniels
Sherman Taylor
Sammy Sparks
Carl Blankenship
Joe Phillips
Steve Morgan
Jerry Lupardus
Raymond Rose
Glen Green
Break–in at Pax Store Vanishes Cash from Register
Harold Davis reported a break–in at his Pax grocery Sunday night or Monday morning. A front window was broken to gain entry, the safe and drawers were disturbed, and about $25 in small change was taken. No merchandise is missing. State Police investigated the incident.
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PAX
RNS
Harold Davis
Davis
Principal bans lipstick Regen girls to be real mothers
Germany. Principal Heinz Steidl at Regen public high school banned lipstick and nail polish for all female students on Saturday to deter fashion over practicality. He said the measures aim to encourage pupils to focus on academics and future motherhood.
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Regen
Germany
UPI
Heinz Steidl
Christmas Concert Set By Fayetteville Band
Fayetteville High School band will hold a Christmas concert on December 13 at the Fayette County Memorial Auditorium with a social to follow in the dining room. Band Boosters President Delta Harrah announced a refreshments committee and noted funds for a juke box. Five new uniforms and a drum major’s uniform were ordered. No December meeting will be held.
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Edward McKown
Fayette County Memorial Auditorium
Maple Avenue
Delta Harrah
Ben Sweazy
Millard E. Lively
John Marra
J. C. Myles Jr
Darrell Carroll
Harrah
J. W. Jones
Goldie Bandy
M. C. Keaton
M. E. Lively
James Ballard
Mullens Schools Set Open House During Education Week
Mullens High School and Ben Dunman High will hold open houses for National Education Week. Mullens High runs 1 30 to 3 30 p.m. and Ben Dunman 1 20 to 3 10 p.m. Visitors register on arrival and receive week pins. Cafeteria refreshments feature the theme, prepared by staff and home economics students. Grade School hosts an open house Friday from 1 to 2 30 p.m.
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Mullens
ANS
Mullens High School
Ben Dunman High
Mullens High
Ben Dunman
Lewis D’antoni
Lloyd Cook
Naomi Ashley
Virginia Cook
Mullens Grade School
McGraws in Rockford and Elkins visits many kin
Estil Owens from Rockford Illinois arrives for a visit with Carl and Mrs Bower. Earnest Shumate visits Bluefield. Mrs Horace McGraw and Joe return after time with J W Riley family in Elkins where her mother enters Davis Memorial Hospital for tests prior to surgery. S Sgt Stacey Tolliver on 30 day Korea leave visits relatives. Rev Paul Peppon hosts guests as Rev Allan Parrish attends Milam Methodist Church evangelistic service through Friday.
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Korea
Jessie Brown
Ravencliff
William Brown
Jim Tolliver
Fairdale
Paul Peppon
Allan Parrish
Hurricane
Parrish
Milam Methodist Church
Fayetteville High names Student of the Month
Brenda Kay Harrah aged 16 of Maple Road was named November Student of the Month at Fayetteville High School by the Student Council. A junior, she serves as class secretary and is active in the French Club National Honor Society Student Council and band.
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Fayetteville
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Brenda Kay Harrah
Delta W. Harrah
Maple Road
Fayetteville High School
Miss Harrah
LaFayette
National Honor Society
Fayette County
Turkey Shoot Friday at Shuff Field Pineville
The Pineville High School Student Council sponsors a turkey shoot at Shuff Field this Friday at 6 p.m. The event invites community participation and supports school activities.
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Pineville
Shuff Field
Pineville High School
Jaycee Talent Show at Oak Hill Grade School
Attractive Becky Hudnall of Oak Hill will perform a tap dance in the third annual Jaycee talent show at Oak Hill Grade School Auditorium Friday at 8 p.m. Twenty contestants compete for first prizes in vocal, instrumental, and dancing categories. James Mahood, chairman, notes careful selection and a good show. Tickets sold at the door. merchants contributed gifts for the event. Johnny and Carroll Green, winners of the first show three years ago, will also perform with guitar.
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Becky Hudnall
Oak Hill
Jaycee
Becky
James Mahood
Mahood
Mature Parent Conformity That Backfires
Mrs. Muriel Lawrence argues that early emphasis on copying peers molds Johnny toward conformity. She notes kids imitate others for years, leading to risky behavior in adolescence and even criminal choices. The piece critiques overreliance on peers as moral authorities and calls for fostering individual judgment.
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Muriel Lawrence
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Johnny
Barbara
Philip
Billy Egan
Virginia Curtis
Billy
Dolly Derby Winners Crown Four Area Girl Scouts
Four Fayette County Girl Scouts won in the Dolly Derby contest by the Woman's Auxiliary to Goodwill Industries. Elaine Ogden Troop 623 Bradley Mary Gwinn Troop 50 Mount Hope and Dana Fitzpatrick Troop 526 Oak Hill earned blue ribbons for first place while Carol Bailey Troop 504 Mount Hope received a red ribbon for second place. Over 300 dolls were dressed by Scouts after reconditioning by Goodwill handicapped workers. A Dolly Derby tea for ribbon winners is set for Saturday 2 to 4 p.m. at the Women's Club Charleston. Mothers and troop leaders of winners are invited.
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Charleston
Fayette County
Woman's Auxiliary
Goodwill Industries
Elaine Ogden
Bradley
Mary Gwinn
Mount Hope
Dana Fitzpatrick
Oak Hill
Carol Bailey
Woman’s Club of
Workers Conference Meets In Oak Hill
Red Star Baptist Church program titled Helping Persons Mature Emotionally and Spiritually was held Friday evening at Rev. Cecil Perry’s Oak Hill home. David Perry and his mother performed a playlet Mothers Problems Surmounted. discussions covered facing God for growth in security belonging and individuality and worry plus faith. Bible donations and Christmas planning were noted with Mrs Charles Lego to lead December program. attendees included Mrs Van Pruitt Mrs James Evans Jr Mr and Mrs Clinton Criss Mrs Charles Lego and the Perrys.
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RED Star
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Workers Conference
Red Star Baptist Church
Cecil Perry
Oak Hill
Perry
David Perry
Clinton Criss
Charles Lego
Dinner For Vets Set At Pineville Legion Hall
Free dinner for veterans scheduled Friday at 7 30 p m in Pineville Legion Hall Commander Robert Gilley extends invitation to all Armed Forces veterans to attend
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Pineville
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Legion Hall
Robert Gilley
Armed Forces
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Gene Paul Stepp
Montgomery
Bazal Stepp Jr
First Assembly
Valley
J. H. Brown
Rev. Brown
Presbyterian Church
Parkersburg
America
Princeton Theological Seminary
Presbytery of
Donegal
United Presbyterian Church
U.S.A
T. M. Waldron
Connie
Sabine Sextette
Ford
Richmond
J. W. Walters
Mgr
Neville St
Explorer
Pax Store
Fayette Band
McGraws
Brenda Harrah
I. P
Fabulous Ray Charles
Twist
Louis Prima and
Keely Smith
LA Fashions
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