Awards Presented At Mullens Pack Meet
Fifty eight parents and Cub Scouts attended Pack 121 at the American Legion. Den 6 led with 19 attendees, opening by Den 6 and skits by Dens 3 and 4. New members joined Den 1 and earned bobcat badges. awards were given to multiple dens for badges, arrows, and attendance. Den chief cards were issued to Dens 4 and 7 chiefs. Chinook wind context and Egypt pyramids note follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeff McKinney
Den
Matthew Moore
Jeff Hogg
Shirley
Ray Kirk
Joey Barker
Jerry Fowler
John Eldreth
Dirk Cline
Philip McGinnis
Mark Caffee
David Price
Byron England
Samuel Muscari
Kenneth Smith
Stephen Sutphin
David Burcham
Robert III
Company Appeals Pollution Decision
A mine owned by Eastern Meate Associates faced a pollution charge after failing to report contamination of Goonie otter Stream on November 9. Magistrate Terry Lester fined the company $50 plus costs. the ruling was appealed. Conservation Officer Edwin Hall of Pineville filed the warrant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meate Associates
W. McNayon
Terry Lester
Bud
Edwin Hall
Pineville
Goonie Otter
Tiny hearing aid aids hard of hearing man
An extremely small hearing aid using a tiny energized unit has been worn by a man who has been hard of hearing for over 10 years. With the new aid whispers are crystal clear. If interested write HEARING, 711 Worley Read, y. W. Va for full information at no cost.
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Worley
Y. W. Va
Visit With Santa Delights Mullens Area Children
Santa Claus visited a local store Tuesday night offering early Christmas requests. Patty Parker sits on his knee with brother Joseph, Delbert Thompson stands nearby, all from Corinne. Santa gave treats to a record crowd of youngsters in line for the visit.
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Santa
Mullens
Santa Claus
Patty Parker
Joe Parker
Joseph
Delbert Thompson
Bruce Thompson
Corinne
Rainbow Girls Plan Projects for Christmas Cards
Rainbow Girls Assembly No. 22 in Fayetteville met at the Legion Home to plan Christmas card deliveries to local nursing home patients and discuss a Christmas party. Two new members joined, with a list of attendees from Masonic Lodge and Order of the Eastern Star. social hour followed with Rainbow Girls in charge of refreshments.
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Fayetteville
Ily Lafferty
Judy Young
Beth Adkins
Stephanie Witt
Gail Samples
Cathy Reynolds
Debbie Wood
Linda Lowe
Patty Riner
Clifford Davis
Masonic Lodge
Order of the Eastern Star
H. F. Frazier
Delta Harrah
George Young
John Francesa
Frank Spangler
Rainbow Girls
Pineville Circles Plan Holiday Activities
Pineville circles plan holiday activities with Thanksgiving programs and gift drive for Huntington State Hospital patients. Brooks Cooke Circle hosts December 9 gift distribution. Men’s Club dinner planned December 1. Christmas program setup and hostess roles noted.
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Pineville Circles
Pineville
RNS
Brooks Cooke
First
Oran McKinney
General Society
Riverdrive
L. J. Stephenson
John B. Thomas Jr
Huntington State Hospital
Zella Crews
Thomas
Crews
Stephenson
Ernest Hays
E. D. *'Iwley
John Scoleri
Metz
L. C. Sayer
Emma Johnson
Goodwin Jarvis
Bailey Murphy
William Lewis
Drilling Studies Made At Justice Dam Site
Washington Senator Byrd reported U S Army Corps of Engineers optimism about preliminary surveys for the 67.1 million Justice Dam in southern West Virginia. Three drills from Mobile Alabama aided core studies at the Wyoming County site with rock foundation evidence. Engineers say the project is on schedule with rail relocation plans by Sverdrup and Parcell and Mott Core Drilling. Construction could begin spring 1969 with completion targeted fall 1971. Byrd has championed funding, with 418000 allotted in Fiscal Year 1966.
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Washington, D. C
U. S
Robert C. Byrd
DW. Va
U. S. Corps of Army Engineers
Justice Dam
West Virginia
Mobile
Ala
Wyoming County Dam
Byrd
Justice
Guyandotte River
Wyoming County
Sverdrup and Parcell
St. Louis
Norfolk and Western Railroad
Mott Core Drillling Corp
Huntington
Beck
Senate
Public Works
Initiation and Reinstatement at Oceana Rebekah Lodge
Oceana Rebekah Lodge held an initiation for two new members Mrs. Nannie Brown and Mrs. Virginia Rotenburg during its weekly meeting. Two former members Mrs. Louise Bowden and Miss Charlotte Hawkins were reinstated with district officers assisting in degree work and refreshments served after.
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Oceana
RNL
Oceana Rebekah Lodge
Nannie Brown
Virginia Rotenburg
Louise Bowden
Charlotte Hawkins
Pansy Wyatt
Daniels
Sylvia Daniels
Lodge No. 100
Glen Daniel
Almer McClellan
McConnell
Mary Bowden
Nellie Clay
Noble Grand
Guardian
Edith Cook
Ane Senay Yatt
Thelma Daniels
A Daniels
Sebert M
Kopperston
Noble
Oceana Lodge
Thanksgiving visitors and medical updates in Sabine area
Sabine residents report multiple family visits for Thanksgiving. Lience Til ley, daughter of Mrs Beatie Isley, returns home from Wyoming General Hospital where she was treated after a November car accident. Delawar e Ohio visitors include Ray Burns and family. Ilene Pruiett joins Eugene Pruiett’s guest. Wilson Bailey arrives from Cleveland with his son to visit his wife. Hugh Tolliver remains ill. James Chambers visited Tolliver before returning home to Johnstown, Ohio.
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Sabine
Lience Tilley
Beatie Isley
Wyoming General Hospital
Ray Burns
Delaware
Ohio
Gary
Tommy
Lizzie Pennington
Eugene Pruiett
Ilene Pruiett
Spanish tourism exhibit turns tense in cathedral square
About 200 leftist youths gathered in the cathedral square Monday night and chanted anti Franco slogans while tearing down Spanish flags outside the former royal palace. The incident occurred during the inauguration of a show by Manuel Frage Iribarne, the tourism and information minister.
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Roo Gl I
UPI
Manuel Frage Iribarne
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Egypt
Bibles
Gyan Dollar Stores
Neville St
Beckley
Nobil
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Shoeffers
Talsaint Sy
Pete Morgan
Bart
Gee J. J. Chenoweth Jr
Soen
Stewart
Mae S. Belcher
Jack D. Martin
Rebekah Lodge
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