Mental Health Group Backs Dr Bateman Amid Pressure from Mercer County
Mercer County Mental Health Association endorsed Dr Bateman in a late 1965 letter to Governor Hulett Smith. The unsigned resolution defends hospital actions, criticizes taxes, and urges continued support for mental health leadership while condemning scapegoating and neglect.
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Mental Health Group
Dr. Bateman
Ann Wy Ace
Lakin State
Bateman
Phillip D. Maimon
Mercer County Mental Health Association
Hulett Smith
wscs states meeting first methodist church
wscs holds a Tuesday 7 30 pm meeting at friendship hall first methodist church with va no 4 in charge program. mrs joe parsons sings heavenly vision with piano by mrs robertson. mrs elbert cook leads, mrs dor a lewis reads and gives the meditation. w c neil discusses service opportun-
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First Methodist Church
Friendship Hall
Va No. 4
Joe Parsons
Helen Seen
Nce
Rs. Robertson
Elbert Cook
Dora Lewis
W. C. Neal
Family Night Set At Church
Beckley Care planned a Tuesday Circle No 1 meeting at the church hosted by Mrs Ruth Dodd and Mrs Charles Alberchinski. Mrs Beni presented a program titled Peace for Mind with greeting cards signed for Hattie Thomas Kathleen Mahan and G B Spangler. Other members included Mrs James Boyd and Mrs W L Whittaker.
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Etn Cnersen
Crhee
Beckley
Circle No. 1
Ruth Dodd
Charles Alberchinski
Mount Hope Area Hospital Notes and Local Visits
Mount Hope residents report medical updates with several local names. Mrs Louise Hess returns to Oak Hill Hospital for continued treatment, and Mrs Laura Graves recovers at home after hospital observation. Willie Barbera, a Marshall University freshman, stayed with his parents in Bradley and his grandmother in Kilsyth over the weekend.
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Mount Hope
Lake
Eric
Bert
North Mountain Ave
Louise Hess
Oak Hill Hospital
Laura Graves
Golda Graves
Willie Barbera
Marhall University
George Barbera
Bradley
Luigi Cinotti
Kilsyth
Local Society Names in Montgomery Parish Event
A list of attendees includes Mrs. Pete Norford, Mrs. Kenneth Tygrett, Mrs. John Lodder, Mrs. Max Neubert, Mrs. Billie Bibb and Mrs. Claude Bess among others at the Montgomery parish function.
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Aliff
Pete Norford
Kenneth Tygrett
John Lodder
Max Neubert
Billie Bibb
Claude Bess
Granddaughter Sharon Anderson Visits Glen Fork Roots
Mr and Mrs Everette Blevins returned Thursday from Silver Mount after taking their granddaughter Sharon Anderson to her parents Mr and Mrs Roger Anderson Sharon spent ten days in Glen Fork with her grandparents Mrs Davis was admitted Friday as a patient in Stevens Clinic Welch Also admitted earlier
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Glen Fork
Rns
Everette Blevins
Silver Md
Sharon Anderson
Roger Anderson
Sharon
Davis
Stevens Clinic
Welch
Two Pineville Couples Receive Licenses in Latest Clerk Record
The Pineville licenses list G Sims of Pineville and Bessie M Lawrence Sims as applicants, Frances Margaret Tolliver age 16 daughter of Cal and Ada Cozort Tolliver, and William Watson Lusk age 23 of Cyclone son of Willie Jas Lusk, and Vida Haye Lusk age 17 of Cyclone daughter of Wesley Lee and Zelma Fay Toler Lusk.
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Pineville
RNS
Eune Canty
Bet G. Sims
Pine A
Reteat
Bessie M. Lawrence Sims
Frances Margaret Ee
Cal
Ada Cozort Tolliver
William Watson Lusk
Cyclone
Willie Jasoma Perry Lusk
Vida Haye Lusk
Wesley Lee
iZelma Fay Toler Lusk
Wyoming Soldier Is Killed In Viet Nam
Soldier Jackie McMillion, 29, formerly of McGraws, Wyoming, was killed in action in Viet Nam. He enlisted in 1963, trained at Fort Knox, and died while stationed in Korea Camp, leaving a large family in McGraws and Cyclone, including parents Mr and Mrs W H Hern and siblings. Funeral arrangements and full details were released to the family.
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Wyoming
Viet Nam
Jackie Mc ‘ Aerly
E Jacke
McMilion
W. H. Hern
D —_ McMillion
McMillion
Archie McMie
Gillie Trump
Wilda McMillion
McGraw
Donnie Lafferty
Ray Million
Kansas City
Kans
Ronnie Mc
Dale
David Eugene Hern
Cyclone
James
Hubert Hern
Ironton
Ohio
David
MD County
Betty Hagg
Iberia
Tex
Matheny 4-H Club selects members for fall festival roles
Matheny Hustlers 4-H Club at Matheny Grade School held a meeting themed For Longer Service. Deborah Brown led devotion. Dianne Progra spoke on Thoughts. committee chairs were named for finance recreation safety conservation and health. A featured program followed with sewing, reading and an electricity safety talk.
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Matheny
RNS
Matheny Hustlers
Deborah Brown
Cherry Baldwin
Y Dianne Ian Progra
Orah Brown
Darlene Hendricks
Linda Biggs
Randy Short
William Stewart
Pamela England
Karen Daniels
Brenda Clark
Eva Profitt
Freda Stewart
Joyce Sizemore
Kathy Truall
Douglas Truall
Dianne Stewart
Tommy Scott
Barry Mullens
Martha Hatfield
Kathy Lubonia
Don Coleman
Ronnie Miller
Norman Stewart
Oe Stewart
Carol Jusice
Micky Sizemore
Freddy Brun
College Student Kills Himself
A college student was found dead in the woods near his home about 6 p.m. by his younger brother Jimmy. Investigators report the death occurred around 5 p.m. from a .22 caliber rifle wound. An inquest was held at 10 p.m. Saturday at Evans Funeral Home in Oceana, with Magistrate Olen Jewell, Dr. Ned Rogers, the county coroner, and six local jurors presiding.
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Jimmy
Paynter
Evans
Oceana
Olen Jewell
Ned Rogers
Pineville
Ravencliff visitors and hospital notes unfold in weekender log
Mrs Donald Hall and daughter Whitney left Ravencliff for Rockville Md after two weeks as guests of Mrs Joe Lilly. Her husband’s parent Mrs Tom Hall of Beckley, and her father in Appalachian Regional Hospital remain. Numerous relatives and guests visited, including Mrs ASA Hurst and Mrs Perry Lafferty kin. Weekend guests included Mrs Anna Murphy and Mrs George Osborne with Oak Hill nursing home visits.
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Ravencliff
Donald Hall
Whitney
Prince Friday
Rockville
Joe Lilly
Appalachian Regional Hospital
Beckley
Tom Hall
Hall
NOW YOU KNOW By United Press International Whales Sleep Under Water
Whales sea lions and some seals sleep underwater and surface only to breathe according to National Geographic Magazine.
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United Press International
National Geographic Magazine
Circle Hears Program Theme On Gratitude
The Eliza Bailey Circle of the Woman's Mission Society at First Baptist Oceana met at Mrs. Maude Cozort's home with the theme Gratitude. Devotionals and hymns were shared, readings offered, and a discussion on attitude of gratitude followed. Members were asked to prepare gifts for a state mental hospital and plan the December meeting at Mrs. Claypool's home.
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Oceana
Eliza Bailey
Woman’s Mission Society
First Baptist Church of
Maude Cozort
Lois Beane
Virginia Claypool
Cozort
Rubye Workman
Nina Walkler
Homer Cook
Mora Chambers
Betty Ann Cook
Bert C. Green
Mrs Rufus Tolliver Honored With Shower
Friday night a pink and blue shower honored Mrs. Rufus Tolliver at the home of Mrs. Jackie Tolliver. Hostesses presented prizes for game winners and the guest list included relatives from Ravencliff Herndon Heights Sabine and Saulsville among others.
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Sherry Eller
Jessie Brown
Roland Shumate
Greely McGraw
Lon Stewart
Walter O’brien
Ravencliff
Jim Brown
Tolliver
Helen McGraw
Carl Vass
Gilmer Walker
Ed Kerns
McGraws
D. J. Bailey
Don Hickok
Herndon Heights
Frances Stewart
Sabine
Truman White
Carolyn White
Saulsville
Diet for Dryers
A guide from a gas appliance manufacturers association explains load sizes for efficient drying. When the drum is one third full it holds about 12 pounds of damp laundry, yielding seven pounds of dry wash. If the drum is more than half full of damp clothes, drying efficiency drops and wear may occur.
Management Parley Speakers Named at WV Tech
West Virginia Institute of Technology prepares for the Sixth Annual Management Conference on Wednesday. SAM members invite industrial firms with more than 25 employees to send reps, with a theme on The Future of Equal Opportunity Employment in West Virginia centered on Title 7 of the Civil Rights Act. A 1:45 p.m. registration, 2 p.m. start, speakers include EEO representatives, Sue Scott, Tom Gavett, James Nelson, J P Sheridan, and Homer Davis. A 7:30 p.m. supper and a 9:10 p.m. panel wrap up the day.
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Montgomery
West Virginia Institute of Technology
Tech
Society For the Advancement of Management
SAM
West Virginia
Conley Hall
Tech Sam
U. S. Commission On Equal Employment Opportunity
Commission
Sue Scott
Charleston
State of
Tom Gavett
West Virginia University
College of Commerce
Gavett
West Virginia Human Rights Commission
James Nelson
Afl-Cio
Ladies Auxiliary Meeting at Bradley Freewill Church
The Bradley Freewill Baptist Church Ladies Auxiliary met in the Auxiliary Hall on Thursday. The session began with group singing and prayer led by Mrs. Mary Ann Peters. Mary Elliott performed music and Mrs. Peggy Manning joined as a new member. The discussion centered on the topic The Greatness of God with Psalm 25 read by Mrs. Lula Thompson. The next meeting is scheduled for December 9 with Mrs. Pauline as hostess and other members listed.
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Delbert Petters
Teddy Holliday
Paul McMillion
Delbert Thompson
Charles Foster
Teddy Ann Holliday
Penny Peters
Paul =e
Thanksgiving Lesson Heard By Churchwomen
The Women’s Society of the Maben Methodist Church met for its November gathering at Mrs. Jack Severt’s home. Devotions centered on Thanksgiving from Psalm 22, with readings by Mrs. Church and publicity chairwoman Mrs. Lewis Meadows. A three month financial report noted funds raised via waistline measurements and miniature churches for love offerings, and the next meeting is set for December 3 at Mrs. Bonnie Basham’s home.
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MABEN
RNS
Women’s Society of the
Maben Methodist Church
Jack Severt
Davie Church
Glen Sizemore
Pierpont
Lewis Meadows
Church
Bonnie Basham
Herman McKinney
Grace Church
Willis McCoy
Sizemore
Tilley
Meadows
Nolley To Address Concord Conference
Athens report on Concord College hosting a Regional VII Drive In Conference of school and principals associations. George Nolley, Wyoming County Schools superintendent, will speak on cooperative roles. sessions begin 9:30 a.m. with refreshments, 10:15 a.m. remarks by Nolley, 10:45 a.m. discussion by Louise Shimp.
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Athens
Association of Curriculum Development, Elementary Principals Association
Secondary Principals Association
Concord College
Tuesy
College Center
Linn Sheets
Department of Education
Concord
George Nolley
Wyoming County
Louise Shimp
Ning For
Weather Disturbance Traced From Sea Off Tanai
A weather notice describes a storm moving toward New York state that likely originated at sea near Tanai. The system emphasizes the maritime source and potential travel path across regional waters.
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New York State
Tanai
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