Pax Junior High honors flag history in school program
Freshman civics class at Pax Junior High staged a program on flags of the United States and West Virginia with readings on flag display and respect. Mayor Enoch Moore spoke on flag history before the Revolution and the change from a cross and arms to stars.
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PAX
RNS
Pax Junior High School
United States
West Virginia
Fayette County
Enoch Moore
Judy Grant
Diana Aliff
Jennifer Warren
Rita Scott
J. A. Baumgartner
J. Hazel Lively
Remarkable psoriasis cure after 34 day trial plan
A Pittsburgh reader reports thirty years of psoriasis relief after two week use of GHP Ointment and Tablets. Skin cleared in six weeks, first improvement in decades. Full details of a 34 day trial plan offered by Canam Co. Dept. 2796 Rockport Mass.
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Pittsburgh
Canam Co
Rockport
Mass
Hopkins bans employees from personal calls at work
St Louis County Revenue Director James W. Hopkins forbids outgoing personal calls by employees. He notes that incoming calls to married men are acceptable, saying a wife asking her husband to bring home bread is not objected to.
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ST. Louis, Mo
UPI
St. Louis
Moose Women Honor Mullens Football Team and Coaches
The Women of the Moose Chapter 190 met in the Moose ballroom to honor the Mullens football team and coach es. Committees were appointed to organize a banquet and deliver three Thanksgiving baskets to indigent families with Gen e Corum of West Virginia University as guest speaker.
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Mullens
RNS
Women of the Moose
Moose
West Virginia University
Gene Corum
Georgia Frank
Community Service
Fayette Ministers State Open Meeting
The Mount Hope Ministerial Association will hold its regular monthly open meeting at 7 30 p m Tuesday at the First Christian Church. The group seeks ideas for a community recreation program and town cleanup. Rev C R Berry of Mount Hope First Christian Church serves as president.
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Mount Hope
RNS
Ministerial Association
First Christian Church
C. R. Berry
Community Notes and Local Visits
Mrs Claude Williams returns home to Citytville after visiting Charleston with daughter Erma Williams and relatives. Harold Evans accompanies her from East Bank. Rachel Lively hosts visitors including granddaughters and great granddaughters from Arlington Virginia. PSC hearing set for December 14 on Opequon Public Service District water service for about 90 customers in Hedgesville Berkeley County with a $4 monthly minimum.
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Claude Williams
Cittsville
Erma Williams
Charleston
Harold Evans
East Bank
Ra‘chel Lively
Lively
John May
Stephanie McNeil
Carol Sue Lively
Arlington
UPI
Public Service Commission
Opequon Public Service District
Hedgesville
Berkeley County
Father of 16 Arrested in Moonshine Raid Near Bancroft
Theo dore E. Lovejoy, 45, father of 16, was arrested by federal agents in a raid on a moonshine still near his Bancroft Putnam County home. Raiders reported 150 gallons of mash found at the site.
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Winfield
UPI
Theodore E. Lovejoy
Bancroft
Putnam County
Hospitalization and family visits in Marsh Fork area
Mrs Bill McComas of Baltimore Md underwent throat tumor surgery at Lutheran Hospital with a blood clot developing afterwards. Her family including James Massey and Emmett Price traveled to Baltimore to visit. Mrs Oliver Canterbury and Nancy Etta of Cleveland Ohio returned home to Rock Creek for a short stay during Thanksgiving after illness. Bud Jones of Glen Daniel recovers from stomach surgery at Beckley hospital after two weeks and blood transfusions. Arley Burnside of Rock Creek visits his hospitalized husband in Raleigh General Hospital for Thanksgiving.
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Marsh Fork Area
Rns
Bill McComas
Baltimore
Lutheran Hospital
Emmett Price
James Massey
Dry Creek
Oliver Canterbury
Nancy Etta
Cleveland
Ohio
Rock Creek
Juddy Hurst
Bill Wagner
Thheir
Kim
Penelope
Linda Jane
Charlotte
IN. C
Delphia Cook
Lonnie
Eddie
Lloyd
Raleigh General Hospital
Oak Hill public meet outlines long range urban renewal plan
A public meeting at City Hall presented a 15 to 20 year urban renewal program for Oak Hill and surrounding areas. The plan covers inventory studies, economic status, and a comprehensive layout including streets, facilities, parks, public buildings, and capital improvements with 75 percent federal grant support. It spans 14 to 15 months to set up and may include Ansted Lookout Fayetteville Mount Hope areas.
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Oak Hill
ANS
City Hall
K. K. Keatley
Wallace Bennett
Planning and
R. L. Dickman
Vogt-Ivers and
Home and House Finance Agency
Ansted
Lookout
Fayetteville
Mount Hope
WSCS Plans Room Furnish at Beckley Child Care Center
The Women's Society of Christian Service met in the Youth Chapel of the Methodist Church in Oak Hill. Ada Callison Circle led the program. Rev. Fred Oxendale spoke on Thanksgiving. The group voted to furnish a room at Beckley Child Care Center and announced a Christmas program and party for children in December. About 40 members attended.
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Oak Hill
RNS
Womans Society of Christian Service
Methodist Church
Ada Callison
Paul Davis
C. H. Robbins
Fred Oxendale
Man- Tice Childress
World Federation of Methodist Women
Herbert Tolley
Beckley
W. M. Underwood
PTA Hears Talk On Fallout Shelters
Oak Hill meeting led by Mrs. John Grabosky heard Dr. Ivan H. Bush Jr. discuss fallout shelters. R. W. Williams reported landscaping at the school including brush removal and tree planting. A social hour followed the session.
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Oak Hill
RNS
Minden - Rocklick
Parent - Teacher Association
John Grabosky
Carl Phillips
Arther Allen
Ivan H. Bush Jr
R. W. Williams
Armory Space At Oak Hill Offered For Club Use
C P Miller Jr of Oak Hill National Guard announced the Armory Building on Central Avenue may be used by any social or business organization. The facility was vacated by the National Guard and interested groups should contact him to arrange details.
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Armory
Oak Hill
ANS
C. P. Miller Jr
Oak Hill National Guard
Central Avenue
National Guard
Miller
Thanksgiving visitors among Mt Hope students
Area students spent Thanksgiving with families including Eddie Bergendahl at home and at college campuses. Names listed include Mary Frances Amick and Sarah Bergendahl from various Charleston area schools and Radford, Morris Harvey, Saint Mary's, and Saint Mary's School of Nursing affiliates.
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Charles Bergendahl
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Blacksburg
Lewis
William Burruss
W. L. Burruss
Radford College
Kathy Wender
Bill Wender
Morris Harvey
Linda Trail
Joe Trail
Benny Smith
Carl Murdock
Insecurity in a Baby Seen Through a Mother's Struggle
A letter discusses a grandmother's grandson left with her as his mother works in a diner. The expert suggests the daughter's worry over thumb-sucking may mask deeper insecurities about motherhood, loneliness, and resentment toward work. The response urges open conversation to uncover the real anxiety and notes self-reflection on how feelings shape perceptions of a child.
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Mrs. Lawrence
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
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Neville St. CL
Marsh Fork
WSCS
Kroger
PTA
Mt. Hope
Muriel Lawrence
Raleigh
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Wyoming
Raleigh Register
Fairdale
Glen Daniel
C. W. Walker Jr
Glen Daniel YE
Helen Morris
Ghent
Cordie Nugen
Mabscott
Elizabeth Robinson
Margaret Marchie
Maple Fork
Madge Davis
Thelma Stover
Harry Gray HO
Oceana
Lucille Cook
Oleta Shumate
Long Branch
Pineville
Jack Martin
Wen
Lacy Meadows
Besoco Rock Creek
Maude Parolari
Whitesville
Sabine - McGraws
Ravencliff - Glen Fork
Bernard
Margie) Brooks
Soulsville
Maxine Tolliver
Mull
Rae Sete
Shady Spring
Martha Lilly
Sophia
Russell Pegram
Valeigh
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