Lions Club To Sing For Community Objectives
Mount Hope Lions Club plans a minstrel-variety show to fund youth programs and aid the needy. Henry L. Danner directed the show written for Mount Hope High School, with two performances on December 2 at the high school auditorium.
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Jean Winner
Mount Hope
RNS
Mount Lions Club
Tommy Tucker
Henry L. Danner
Mount Hope High School
J. M. Wade
Wade
Ray Hughes
Hope 1 High Acro
Chamber of Commerce
Mill Creek
E. C. Amick
Danner
George Vargo
G. G. Hodges
E. E. Jones
Lions Club
Robert Evans
Fred Dixon
James H. Page
Wood Poling
Raymond E. Tissue
W. B. McCoy
W. R. Park
Callisto Moon Density Sparks Snowball Debate
Callisto, a moon of Jupiter, has a density only slightly greater than water. Some astronomers believe it consists of loosely packed icy matter, like a celestial snowball.
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Callisto
Jupiter
Magazine Drive Reaches Over Goal At Mullens High School
Mulllens High School's Junior Class wrapped up its annual magazine drive with a final total of 2014.84 dollars surpassing the new 2000 dollar goal. General chair a a a a a a a a a a a a Dixie Staton led the effort as Teresa McNeely assisted and homeroom chairmen Pate King Lula Rinehart Wynema Bowling Linda Worley and Ethel Flaim planned. The 11 B class earned an ice cream party for first to meet its 400 dollar quota as the drive marked a first year with a goal above 1500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixie Staton
Mullens High School
Teresa McNeely
Pate King
Lula Rinehart
Wynema Bowling
Linda Worley
Ethel Flaim
Byrd Advances State Aid Plan for West Virginia
Senator Robert C. Byrd of West Virginia unveils a 12 point program to President-elect Kennedy and Vice President-elect Johnson. The plan urges a low income areas bill, increased interstate highway mileage for the state, expanded national forest and park areas, locating military installations in West Virginia, expanded coal research, and protection of local glass coal and pottery industries against imports.
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Washington
Robert C. Byrd
D-Wva
Kennedy
West Virginia
Byrd
John F. Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Thanksgiving Visits And Health Notes In Ravencliff
Local notes show Pearl Kellam and Reverend O A Lamb returning from Beckley hospital after weeks of care. Thanksgiving visits include Larry Lilly Sharon Dillon and families visiting from W Va University. Arlington Virginia and Roanoke Virginia relatives hosted gatherings with Pinson Canterbury and Lilly families. Potomac River origin as Algonquian for trading place highlighted.
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Frank Farley
George Osborne
Arlington
Clarence Pinson
Dayton
Ohio
Wade Pinson
Roanoke
Ronnie Lilly
W. Va. University
Cameron ‘Lilly
Donald Mann
Walter Norman
Glen Fork
Avon Canterbury
Kermit Canterbury
Crab Orchard
Oscar Canterbury
Darrell Phillips
Harold Phillips
W. Va. Tech
Montgomery
Lacy Phillips
Pfc
Bill King
George King
Fort Belvoir, Va
America
Potomac River
Potomac
Pax PAX Holiday visitors across Pax area
Holiday weekend guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs. D R Vass included their son and daughter in law Ralph and family. Also visiting were Bill Clark Nancy and Jeff Gosman from South Charleston Buckhannon Wesleyan students. Various relatives from Lively Beckley and Beckley area gathered for Thanksgiving and weekend visits.
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Buckhannon
D. R. Vass
Fayetteville
Buddy Malcolm Lively
Whiting
Ind
L. C. Lively Jr
Lively
Willie Sowder
Long Branch
Sowder
Elkton
Alfred Humphrey
Edward Helm
St. Albans
Vincent Lively
Tom Holley
Bill Maynor
Hazel Lively
Delia Lively
H. L. Canterbury
Jess Humphrey
Glen Lively
Effie Clyburn
Beckley
Ban B. Cooke
Beckley Memorial Hospital
Richard McNeely
Columbus
Ohio
Bert McNeely
Pax
Oscar Bowyer
B. A. Wright
J. S. Williams
Leslie Williams
Janese Wikle
Orlan McNeely
Wyoming General Hospital
Mullens
Junior Painter
Amos Hurd
Joyce Johnson
Darlene
Mount Hope
Carlos Painter
Janie
Page
Jeanie
Susanne Williams
Maggie Painter
James Billups
Baltimore
Roy Billups
Weirwood
William Billups
Ethel
Virginia Williams
Susanne
Roy ‘ Billups
Bradley PTA Meeting at Bradley Elementary School
About 130 people attended the Bradley Elementary School PTA event. First and second graders presented a devotional and program under Mrs Grady Angle and Miss Beverly McClung. Willis Stover spoke on the ham dinner and thanks were given to supporters. Plans earmark $100 for a volleyball court and $100 for stage improvements.
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Mae Renfro
Mullens Patrolman Returns To Force
Mullens West Virginia Bill Cook a former city patrolman for six and one half years returns to the force after four months away He replaces Lamar Sisk who resigned Cook had left in June for a road brakeman job with Norfolk and Western Railroad He is night patrolman alongside S W Cline with Lloyd Reynolds and Chief Wendell Cook on day patrol Cook and the chief are not related He resides at 502 Florence St with his wife Anne and two children Wilma and Billy Jr
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Mullens
RNS
Bill Cook
Lamar Sisk
Cook
Force
Norfolk and Western Railroad
S. W. Cline
Lloyd Reynolds
Wendell Cook
Chief Cook
Florence St
Anne
Wilma and
Billy Jr
Pettrey Transferred From Oak Hill to Williamson
Corporal W C Hersman takes command of the Cannelton state police detachment while E H Pettrey is promoted to corporal and moved from Oak Hill to Williamson. Pettrey’s departure leaves Oak Hill understaffed by two troopers.
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Oak Hill
RNS
W. C. Hersman
Cannelton
State Police
E. H. Pettrey
Williamson
Hersman
Cpl. L. P. Mullins
Pettrey
Oaka
Sgt. C. McGraw
Logan
Hi Y Thanksgiving program at Mullens High School
Hi Y members directed by sponsor Lee Hodson presented The Goodness of at Mullens High School assembly. Mike Burdiss opened the program with devotional inputs from Bob Hayhurst and Bill Lawson. Bill Moran introduced the theme as Thanksgiving. Short talks by David Mencer Wayne Bond and Larry Lilly followed with musical numbers by the male chorus under Mrs Zed Bee Campbell Jr.
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Mullens
RNS
Mullens High School
Hi-Y
Lee Hodson
Mike Burdiss
Bob Hayhurst
Bill Lawson
Bill Moran
David Mencer
Wayne Bond
Larry Lilly
Zed Bee Campbell Jr
Divorces and judgments arise in circuit court
In Pineville Wyoming Circuit Court John Allen Whittington was granted a divorce from Nancy Opal Whittington. Lois Jean Blankenship’s divorce from Earl Gene Blankenship included restoration of maiden name Elkins. Danford Earl Bragg was divorced from Flora Mae Bragg with one child and $25 monthly support. Pineville Motor Sales was awarded $719.01 against Scott Steele plus costs and interest. Williamson Supply Co. won judgment against Fair Deal Lumber and Supply Co. for $580. Ongoing are Peoples Credit Store against Huf ford Wagner and A. E. Fitzgerald against Mullens Hardware. The case of Ann D. Hutchinson and Stuart J. Higg inbotham against Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. was dismissed.
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Pineville
RNS
John Allen Whittington
Nancy Opall Whittington
Wyoming Circuit Court
Lois Jean Blankenship
Earl Gene Blankenship
Lois Jean Elkins
Danford Earle Bragg
Flora Mae Bragg
Pineville Motor Sales
Scott Steele
Williamson Supply Co
Fair Deal Lumber and Supply Co
Peoples Credit Store
Hufford Wagner
A. E. Fitzgerald
Mullens Hardware and Appliance Co
Ann D. Hutchinson
Stuart J. Higginbotham
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
Three Collision Suits Filed In Fayette County
Fayette County Circuit Court filed three separate suits seeking damages for injuries and property loss from highway crashes. Lee Marshall seeks 60,000 for permanent injuries from a Sept. 18 collision on U S 21 By Pass Mount Hope, with $5,000 medical costs. Margie Walker seeks settlement for her son Fred Walker in a July 1959 crash on U S 19 Raleigh County. settlement amount is 2,740 with half paid by Vaughn Wood Products and half by State Farm. the wreck involved a parked truck and a fire. Parkersburg couple sue for 75,000 over a July 18, 1960, crash on U S Route 60 near Ansted. Robert Mosser seeks 25,000 for permanent disability and wife 50,000 for facial injuries and medical costs, plus loss of services and car damages.
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Fayetteville
RNS
Fayette County
Batoff Mountain
Raleigh County
Meadow Bridge
Lee Marshall
U. S. 21
Mount Hope
Marshall
Edward McDonald
Margie Walker
Fred Carle Walker
Istate Farm Mutual Insurance Co
Vaughn
U. S. 19
Raleigh
Brookshire
James Bragg
Quinnimont
Parkersburg
Bernard Jarvis
Oscar Humphries
R. I D. Fox
U. S. Route 60
Mountain Cove
Ansted
Fox
Belpre
Ohio
Robert J. Mosser
Jarvis
Humphries
Mosser
Plymouth
Cooking School Benefit For Oak Hill Stadium Fund
An electric cooking show at 7 30 p m tonight in the elementary school auditorium will aid the Oak Hill stadium fund. Sponsored by New River Supply Co and Appalachian Electric Co, it will donate 25 cents per attendee to Collins High School stadium fund. Earlier this afternoon the show drew senior students eager to attend.
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OAK Hill
BNS
Oak Hill Stadium Fund
New River Supply Co
Appalachian Electrics Co
Collins High School Stadium
PTA Meeting At Fayetteville Elementary With Speaker
Fayetteville Parent Teachers Association president Frank K. Mahan announces the monthly meeting at Fayetteville Elementary School Auditorium. Dr Edwin H Warfield local dentist will speak on Dental Health for School Children.
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Fayetteville
RNS
Frank K. Mahan
Parent-Teachers Association
PTA
Edwin H. Warfield
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W. Va
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Stadium Fund
Woodlawn Avenue
Aaa
Boston Butt Park
Wilson
Maxwell House
Eshelman
Ain Russett
Florida
Atkinson
Vance Drive
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T. M. Waldron
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