Area Hospital Lists Patients
The Wyoming General Hospital listed patients for the week in Mullens and surrounding towns. Entries include patient names and places such as Salvadore Auricchio Matoaka Roy Branham Covel James Cook Otsego Patricia McGraw Mullens and many others with numerous discharges noted across dates November 15 to November 21.
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Mullens
ANL
Wyoming General Hospital
Salvadore Auricchio
Matoaka
Roy Branham
Covel
James Cook
Otsego
Patricia McGraw
McGraws
Tommy Jean King
Rosie Workman
Cyclone
Neda Ellison
Pineville
Ethel Lusk
Herndon Heights
Patty Shumate
Bud
Jennie Radford
Rhodell
Marvin Phillips
Robert Lester
Terry Bailey
Patricia Byars
Richard Hayes
Jerry Conn
Dewey Stidham
Alfred McComas
Vivian Lester
Mary Lester
Rickey Mills
Herndon
Danny Adkins
Amigo
James Farley
Rozella Cook
Brenton
Amanda Hurt
William Smith
Shirley Harris
Margie Cecil
Lenice George
Edith Brooks
Dora Puckett
Benny Cain
Basin
Randy Belcher
Kegley
Troy O'Neal
Douglas Cantrell
Itmann
Christine Stockmeyer
Oceana
Mary Griffith
Glen Rogers
Dorothy Bragg
MacArthur
Molly Cameron
Rockview
Andrew Tolley
Ada O'Neal
Lillian Jewell
Patricia Staton
Teddy Oliver Jr
Keyrock
Waymon McKinney
Maben
James Clay
Willis Hash
Ghent
Muriel Toler
Simon
India Kiser
New Richmond
Katie Brown
Edith Whitson
Jesse
Virginia Allen
Lynce
Clarence Williams
Viola Brooks
Tommy King
Anna Griffith
Bertha Foley
Dan Winters
Edward Bragg
Mary Webb
Peggy Adkins
Jack Bailey
Glen Fork
Teddy Oliver
Walter Smith
Lillian McRichardson
Leota Brown
William Combs
Ordy Lusk
Nancy Johnson
William Henson
Maggie Hill
Mona Taylor
Mavis Brown
Marie Lusk
Elmore Cook
Eupha Dean
Mary Hatfield
Alma Salters
Greta Smith
Oceana Resident Feted At Shower
Mrs. David Cook was honored with a stork shower at Guyandotte Baptist Church social room. Hostesses were Mrs. Ruby Cook Mrs. Blanche Cook and Mrs. Joan Lubonia. Attending were listed many local residents and guests including Miss Nicky Wright from Los Angeles California.
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Speed Pendry
Bess
Roy Cook
Stacy Brooks
Orville Lamb
Dorothy Sluss
Libby
Doyle Cook
Anita
Dollie Wellman
Judy
Orville Lusk
Benny Lafferty
Blanche Cook
Lavena Privett
Powell Brooks
Margie Cook
Bible Class Plans Christmas Treat at Oceana church
Members of the Men's Bible Class of the Oceana First Baptist Church met Saturday at 7:30 p.m. at the home of Ronald L. Cook. The program focused on Thanksgiving and urged year round gratitude. A fish fry fundraiser was planned for December 9 to aid the church building fund, with a committee including French Manning and Rev. Wayne Rollins. Also planned was a Sunday School Christmas treat with a purchase committee led by Perry Scott, Rollins, Harold Rose, Manning, and Nutter. The December meeting will be at French Manning's home.
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Oceana
BNS
Oceana First Baptist Church
Iof
Ronald L. Cook
Cook
French Manning
Hobart White
Tommie Nutter
Wayne Rollins
Perry Scott
Mr. Rollins
Harold Rose
Tommy Nutter
Virginia Claypool
Sandra Nutter
Jenny Lynn Cook
Colleen Cook
Couple Honored With Shower In Rainelle Area
Mr and Mrs Onnie Kennedy received a surprise household shower Saturday at 7 pm at the home of Mr and Mrs Emory Justice. The Kennedys formerly lived in Kopperston and later near Rainelle before moving to Ma nty Wyoming County. Their Rainelle home burned recently destroying most belongings. Attendees included numerous local women and couples from Madison and surrounding areas.
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Oceana
RNS
Onnie Kennedy
Emory Justice
Kennedys
Kopperston
Rainelle
Matheny
Wyoming County
Betty Whitten
Dora Walker
Cather Stinnett
Mary Ann Massey
Alvert Toler
Den-na Walker
Aubrey Cook
Wirt Cook
Thomas Long
Roby Lamb
Roy Lester
Virginia
Tom Fleenor
Hurley Brown
Damon and
Lynn
Everett Scalf
Nell Ruth Justice
Pearl Brown
Tom Rollins
Russell Daniels Land
Kathy
Robin
Joe Brown
David
Susie
Cheryl Rollins
Don D. Cook
Nadine Hatfield
Gilbert Cook
Verne Cook
Opal ‘Powell
Macie Queen
John Sturgill
Barbe Cook
Madison
Guyandotte BYF Thanksgiving Party Report
Jesse RNS notes the Guyandotte Baptist Church Baptist Youth Fellowship held a Thanksgiving Party Sunday at 6 15 p m. Theme Getting the Right Start featured Miss Judy Brooks program leader. Rev Orville Lamb led opening prayer with fellow helpers Bill Workman Ronnie Gunter and Jerry Jewell contributing readings and poems. Attendees include Judy and Stacy Brooks Steve Pendry and many others with Bill Workman and sponsors assisting.
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Jesse
RNS
Baptist Youth Fellowship
Guyandotte
Bill Edwin Workman
Bill Workman
David Jewell
Lewie Brooks
Harry Jewell
Dewey Brooks
Anita Jewell
I Steve Brooks
Darlene Jewell
Danny Brooks
Ronnie Gunter
Judy Brooks
Linda Lubonia
Jerry Jewsell
Libby Sluss
Diane Brooks
Debbie
Robinson Named NL MVP For 1961 Baseball Year
Cincinnati Reds outfielder Frank Robinson wins the National League Most Valuable Player Award in a near unanimous vote by Baseball Writers Association of America. He hit .323 with 37 homers and 124 RBIs, edging Orlando Cepeda and Vada Pinson. Robinson also notes the World Series loss and reflects on his late-season chances.
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Dick Dew
United Press International
Boston
UPI
Frank Robinson
Cincinnati Reds
Baseball Writers Association of America
Robinson
Cincinnati
Frank McCormick
Joey Jay
Reds
New York Yankees
Orlando Cepeda
San Francisco Giants
Vada Pinson
Roberto Clemente
Pittsburgh Pirates
Jay
Willie Mays
Giants
Ken Boyer
St. Louis Cardinals
Hank Aaron
Milwaukee Braves
Maury Wills
Los Angeles Dodgers
Jim O'Toole
Warren Spahn
Braves
al Rosen
Cleveland Indians
Barbara Cole
Los Angeles
Pinson
Cepeda
Texas Favored To Redeem Its Loss This Week
Texas enters as a 13 point favorite to beat Texas A&M in a nationally televised holiday clash after a surprising upset at Texas Christian last Saturday. Victory would keep Texas in the Southwest Conference race for the Cotton Bowl bid as Ohio State, Minnesota, and LSU headline other major weekend matchups with varied spreads.
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Texas
TCU Mentor Earns Upbeat Coach Of Week Honor
Texas Christian University coach Abe Martin, a country boy with a slouch hat and cigars, earned United Press International Coach Of The Week after TCU upset top-ranked Texas 6-0. His eight-year tenure includes three Southwest Conference titles and several notable upsets, including Kansas, Ohio State, Texas A&M, Arkansas, Texas Tech, Baylor, and UCLA, amid a strong schedule.
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Fort Worth
Tex
UPI
United Press International
Othel
Abe) Martin
Texas Christian University
Texas
Martin
TCU
Kansas
USU
Fraley's Weekend Grid Winners
NY based column lists numerous college football picks with playful turkey puns. Colgate over Brown, VPI over VMI, Richmond over W&M, Texas over Texas A&M, Yale over Harvard, Penn State over Pitt, Dartmouth over Princeton, Rutgers over Columbia, Syracuse over Boston College, Cornell over Penn, Holy Cross over Connecticut, Ohio State over Michigan, Minnesota over Wisconsin, Iowa over Notre Dame, Oklahoma over Nebraska, Michigan State over Illinois, Purdue over Indiana, Colorado over Iowa State, Kansas over Missouri, Detroit over Oklahoma State, Tennessee over Kentucky, Vanderbilt over South Carolina, North Carolina over Wake Forest, Auburn over Florida, LSU over Tulane, Maryland over Virginia, Clemson over NC State, UCLA over USC, California over Stanford, Oregon over Oregon State, Washington State over Washington, Texas Tech over Arkansas, SMU over Baylor, Arizona over Arizona State, New Mexico over BYU, New Mexico State over Hardin-Simmons.
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NEW York
UPI
Texas
Texas A&m
Longhorns
Texas Christian
Aggies
Ohio State
Michigan
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Louisiana State
Tulane
Alabama
Rutgers
Columbia
Princeton
Dartmouth
Harvard
Yale
Penn State
Pittsburgh
Midwest
Iowa
Notre Dame
Kansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Purdue
Indiana
Oklahoma State
Kansas State
Tennessee
Kentucky
Vanderbilt
South Carolina
Auburn
Florida
North Carolina
Wake Forest
Clemson
North Carolina State
Miami
Fla
Northwestern
Southwest
Rice
Christian
Baylor
SMU
Far West
Rockies
Oregon
Oregon State
California
Stanford
UCLA
Southern California
Colorado
Iowa State
Washington
Washington State
Turkey
Pitt
Syracuse
Boston College
Cornell
Penn
Holy Cross
Connecticut
Wisor
Neraska
Europe
Michigan State
Illinois
Detroit
Cincinnati
Kansastate
Columbus
Spain
Newmarket
LSU
Maryland
Virginia
Mullens Bowling Assn Reports Action Buzzing
Mullens bowling scene stays lively as multiple leagues post strong scores led by Woodrow Cook a 547 series and a 200 game for Mullens Moose. Lewis D Antoni tops Peoples Bank with a 245 613 series fueling a two win run, while Island Creek strengthens early lead and Archers set new high team marks.
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Beckley
Mullens Bowling Association
Mullens
Mullens Moose
Sportsmen
Bankers
Ray Hall
Welch Recreation
Wikes Jewelry Group
Merlin Campbell
Jewelers
Merico Descont
Island Creek
Helen
Carlisle Chewning
Jim Vaught
Guyandotte Archers
Archers
Lewis Worley
Herbert O’neal
Jack Duncan
Ogiblebay - Norton
Poca Fuel
A. P. Co
T. V. Cable
Mullens Ladies
Rosalie Conner
Girls of Modern Beauty
Margaret Goode
Modern
Bee Dee
Thomas Grocery
Ruth Anderson
Stumpe Drug
Edith Hall
Judy Lambert
Smartwear
Georgia Tech to Play in Gator Bowl
Georgia Tech will play in the Gator Bowl on December 30 in Jacksonville, with Bobby Dodd invited and Tech voting to accept. Maryland will need Virginia to win to claim the second spot, while Georgia Tech can be invited even if it loses to Georgia. Maryland accepted the bid contingent on Virginia’s result, as Maryland held a 7-2 record to Tech’s 6-3.
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Jacksonville
Fla
UPI
Georgia Tech
Yellow Jackets
Maryland
Virginia
Henry Kramer
Tech
Bobby Dodd
Bobby l
Atlanta
Georgia
Kramer
Tom Nugent
Terrapins
Hornung Hopes for One More NFL Game This Season
Paul Hornung, top single season scorer, holds a 24 hour Thanksgiving pass to fly from Fort Riley to Detroit for the Packers Lions game. He plans to return to Army camp by midnight and hints at possibly another game. Hornung drivers a truck in the 896th Engineer Co. in a South Dakota unit recalled to active duty.
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Don Swanson
United Press International
Kansas City, Mo
UPI
Paul Hornung
National Football League
Green Bay Packers
Notre Dame
Green Bay
Ft. Riley
Detroit
Hornung
896Th Engineer Co
South Dakota
Louisville
Indiana
Wisconsin
Officials Not Ready To Surrender Big Orange Deplores Field Goal Situation
Syracuse disputes Notre Dame’s 17-15 win after an extra play, urging an official ruling. NCAA and conference leaders say no redress exists for officiating error, leaving Notre Dame 17 Syracuse 15 as the likely final score unless Notre Dame acts.
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Syracuse
UPS
Notre Dame
Irish
The
Orange
NCAA
Edmond P. Joyce
Neyland
Cornell
Dartmouth
South Bend
Ind
Jets Give Steers A Run For ABL Lead
Los Angeles Jets led by Dan Swartz and Hal Lear challenge the Kansas City Steers for the Western Division lead. Swartz scored 41 points, breaking the league record, as the Jets defeated the Chicago Majors 142-119 in Chicago. Lear added 33 points. the win pulled LA within two games of pace-setting KC.
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United Press International
Los Angeles Jets
Dan Swartz
Hal Lear
Kansas City
Swartz
Cleveland
Rossie Johnson
Jets
Chicago
Lear
Los Angeles
Steers
Washington Papers
Washington
Bill Bridges
Roger Kaiser
Tapers
Cleveland Pipers
Hawaii Chiefs
Ben Warley
Pipers
Dave Mills
Chiefs
Rozelle warns of player signing war in NFL AFL clash
NFL commissioner Pete Rozelle warns the league could engage in a signing war if the AFL persists with its draft and poaches college players. San Diego Chargers reportedly signed Jim Cabile from San Jose State for a $1,000 bonus, signaling possible steps toward drafting sophomores or juniors.
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Norman Miller
United Press International New York
UPI
Pete Rozelle
National Football League
American League
Col‘leges
AFL
Rozelle
San Diego Chargers
Jim Cabile
San Jose State
Red Grange
Chicago Bears
NFL
NCAA
National Collegiate Athletic Association
College Football Coaches Association
Joe Foss
Foss
Washington
Beavers and Glen Leigh Battle For Shady Spring Crown
In Beaver tonight the Beaver and Glen Leigh teams meet for the Shady Spring Invitational Tournament championship after both squads won by narrow margins Tuesday. Beaver edged Raleigh Mining Institute 18 15 while Glen Leigh slipped past Mabscott 28 27 in overtime. Worley led Glen Leigh with 17 points as Johnny Morrison sealed the win at the 15 foot line. Mabscott and R.M.I. meet in the consolation game at 7 p.m. with the title game to follow.
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Beaver
Glen Leigh
Mabscott
Mabscottabscott
Raleigh Mining Institute
Noah Raines
Jimmy Gill
R.M.I
Midway Station
Jack Lilly
Jimmy Leeber
Floyd Worley
Johnny Morrison
Worley
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Ment
Little Green Peas
Arkansas
Texas Tech
Fraley
Fraley’s Follies
Colgate
Brown
VPI
VMI
Richmond
W&m
Texas Aggies
Northoo
Lover N.C. State
USC
Arizona
Arizona State
New Mexico
Brigham Young
New Mexico State
Hardin Simmons
Gordon Craft
Benny Bennett
Bob Thomas
Everett Moore
Hayward Hardman
Hope Gas
Tomchins Furniture
Hope
Hospital
Kyle Peck
Engineers
R. H
Mitch
Mitchell
Big Orange
Robert Neyland
Shady Spring
Battle
Jerry Richmond
Mike Itle
John Kincaid
Jeff Robinson
M. I Cornelius Green
Craig Amison
Donald Walker
Glen Ialeh
Cade Hutchinson
Ike Greene
John Morrison
Ralph Wiseman
Floyd Wo
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