Fayetteville Woman's Club hears interior decorator
Fayetteville X K Brown of Keifer Brown Inc Charleston guest speaker at a Fayetteville Woman's Club meeting. He spoke on today's trend in interior decoration, advising on furniture groupings balance and light wall tones.
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Fayetteville
RNS
R. Brown
Keifer - Brown Inc
Interior Decorators’ of
Charleston
Gavas
Fayetteville Woman's Club
Wn Brown
Homse
Brown
Ameagle Personal Notices Highlight Local Military and Visits
Ameagle residents report Robert Darby home on leave before re deployment to Germany. Burns Osborne family hosts relatives and friends including Hubert Hatfield and Mrs Doris Walker. Charles Hunter of Dallas visits former Armeagle resident Mrs Hunter while staying with Doug Hamilton in Colcord.
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Ameagle
ANS
Burns Osborne
Robert Osborne
Oceana
Osborne
Robert Darby
Enoch Darby
Germany
Robert
Hubert Hatfield
Roseann
John Coble
Doris Walker
Ina Byrs
Charles Hunter
Dallas
Texas
Hunter
Armeagle
Doug Hamilton
Colcord
Five Mexican Doctors Visit Whitesville Medical Clinic
Five Mexican physicians with an interpreter toured the Raleigh Boone Medical Clinic in Whitesville seeking practical information on industrial medicine safety and hygiene rehabilitation of workers and workers compensation. They noted interest in rural medical centers and clinic health plans. Dr W V Wilkerson directs.
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Whitesville
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Raleigh-Boone
Raul Garces Otero
Rafael Butillos Mendez
Fernando Medina
Carlos Lagarde
Ramon de la Portilla
W. V. Wilkerson
Miscellaneous Shower Honors Mrs Betty Rice in Mullens
Mrs Betty Rice was feted by co workers at the Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co in Mullens in a miscellaneous shower for her upcoming marriage to Cloyd Blankenship set for October 14. Guests attended in a social room event with fall decor, punch, gifts, and a guest register, listing many local names.
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Iva Joyce Ellison
Kathleen Speace
W. H. Repass
Miss Reedy
Ready
Miss Ellison
Spence
John Worley
al Perry
Cecil Bradbury
David Williams
Joe McClellan
Charles Coffee
R. D. Price
Glen Hudgins
DeForrest Lilly
Women's Society of Christian Service Meets at Naoma Church
The Naoma WS(C) group met at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in Naoma Methodist Church with Mrs. Syltvin Jarrell presiding. Scripture was read by Mrs. Op ha Bone and prayer offered by Mrs. Ella Harless. After worship, the business session included a white elephant sale and plans for the October 16 meeting to discuss a variety sale. Attendees included Mrs. Jarrell, Mrs. Harless, Mrs. Bone, Mrs. Lillian Bufferine, Mrs. Etta Calloway, Mrs. Maude Walker, Mrs. Mildred Mooney, and guest Willy Boone.
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Whitesvillerns
Womens Society of Christian Service
Naoma Methodist ‘Church
Syl- Tvin Jarrell
Opha Bone
Ella Harless
Naoma
Jarrell
Harless
Bone
Lillian, Bufferine
Etta Calloway
Maude’. Walker
Mildred Mooney
Willy Boone
Madison PTA Wins First Place In Vote Contest
In Whitesville the Madison Parent-Teacher Association earned first place in the Get Out and Vote contest tied to Boone County Primary elections. They won $100 as top prize with 78 percent of registered voters represented. Sylvester PTA followed with 77 percent and $50, Danville PTA earned $25 for 76 percent. Prizes funded by Democratic primary candidates. Two committees were formed to assist the project.
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Madison Pta
Whitesville
ANS
Madison
Parent - Teacher Association
Boone County
PTA
Aiadir F. 60N
Sylvester Pta
Precinet 41
Danville Pta
E. E. White
Ralph Hottle
Auldie Jarrell
Dell White
L. B.lyon
Maxey Mullins
Lilydale Personal Notes Reflect Local Illnesses and Visits
Lilydale notes list Mrs Roy Trent and Miss Mary Vint among locals traveling to Welch for medical care, with Mary and Kenneth Vint receiving attention at Steven's Clinic Hospital. Several residents like Mrs Margaret Stewart and Mrs Raymond Cook are ill at home, while others return from visits or hospital stays.
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Lilydale
Rnl
Roy
Trent
Harry
Mary Vint
Kenneth Vint
Welch
Mary
Kenneth
Steven's Ctlinic Hospital
Margaret Stewart
Frankie Barber
Cleveland
Ohio
Hugh Barb
Wyoming General Hospital
Eldon Browning
Frank Harvey
Renis
Frankie
Morgaton
N. C
Howard Harvey
Oak Hill Methodist WSCS Group Appoints Committees For Social
Oak Hill Methodist Church in OAK HILL sets a cake social for Oct 11 from 6 30 p m to 2 p m with committees named for table decor music beverages and Sunday arrangements. New member Mrs Lucille Bennett joins the group and guests Miss Polly Dunbabin and Miss Florence Oxendale attend.
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Oak Hill Methodist
WSCS
Oak Hill
ANS
Oak Hill Methodist Church
Wasleyan Service Guild
Margaret Jones
Highland Ave
James Dickerson
Jesse Jones
Wanda Farrish
V.C. Sundstrom
R. B. Crisby
Wayne Winston
Charles Wiseman
Nancy Hannabass
W. F. Eigenbrod
Jhairman
George Armgheane
Miss Hannabass
Margaret Bryant
Gerald Green
Lyn. Hussar
Marion Lane
W. F. Maddy
Sundstrom
George — Armstrong
Bigenbrod
Herbert Lane Jr
Bill McKnight
William Moore
John W. Perry Jr
Crislip
Winston
Mills
Shirley Alvis
Avis Partain
Lucille Bennett
Polly Dunbabin
Florence Oxendale
Oak Hill Jr Women to Sponsor Hypnotic Marvel Show Oct 19
Oak Hill Junior Woman's Club announced a hypnotist show by Dr. Tahman Conrad and Co. titled Hypnotic Marvels at Oak Hill Elementary School on Oct. 19 at 8 p.m. Proceeds fund Cub Scout Pack 125 and other club projects. Tickets go on sale via Tri-Hi-Y students. club members earn bonuses for ticket sales.
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Oak Hill Jr
Oak Hill
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Flield
iOak Hill
Dr. Conrad
Tahman Conrad
Whitesville
J. W. Mahoney
Club Presssons
Boone County
Dr. Conrad and Co
Oak Day
County Hill
Ifr
Super Circus
Bridey Murphy
Tri-Hi-Y
Colins High School
VFW Auxiliary Buys Wheelchair for Loan or Rent
Oak Hill reports the VFW Auxiliary purchased a wheelchair to be rented or loaned to area residents. At a Wednesday meeting, members urged contact with president Mrs E B Gwinn to obtain the chair. The group also outlined an achievement book to be completed and turned to the state department next June. Guests at the Oct 17 social will be seven area Girls State delegates, accompanied by Mrs John Scott of the American Legion Auxiliary. Present were Mrs Gwinn, Mrs David Darling, Mrs Marion Late, Mrs John, Miss Joreta Midkiff, and Mrs Bill Wendell.
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Oak Hill
ANS
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
E. B. Giwinn
State Department
John Scott
American Legion. Auxiliary
Gwinn
David Darling
Marion Late
John
Joreta Midkiff
Bill Wendell
Birthday Party Honors Virginia Woman At Home
Sat urday evening party at the Mitchem home honored birthday girl Virginia Mitchen. Hosts Mr and Mrs Carl Mitchem served refreshments to guests including Karen Roberts Janey Roberts Rod Roberts Joe Harvey Bill Vaughn Jackie Cantrell Cameron Workman Tommy Cox Dip Stepp Gwenda Patsy Sharon Shields Barbara Lester Bob Berkhead Betty Lester Sue Lusk Bil Miller Fern Lambert Sue Williams Douglas Altizer Everett McCracken Denver McCracken Tommy Adkins Nelson Lusk Stanley Lusk.
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Satleysville
Rns
Virginia
Mitchen
Carl Mitchem
Fern Lambert
Sue Williams
Douglas Altizer
Everett
Denver McCracken
Tommy Adkins
Nelson Lusk
Stanley Lusk
Building Permits Issued in Oak Hill This September
Four building permits totaling 66,500 were issued in September. Earl Mullins, contractor, for an eight room brick house and garage worth 26,000. Earl Mullins, contractor, for a 32,000 addition to Jones Ave Church of God. Hobart Wood for an 8,000 five room house on Gatewood Ave. H J Powell for a 500 garage on Central Ave.
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Oak Hill
BNS
Wallace Bennett
Earl Mullins
Jones Ave
Church of God
Hobart Wood
Gatewood Ave
H. J. Powell
Central Ave
Two Oak Hill Nurses Attend Monongahela Mountain Festival
Miss Shirley Phillips and Miss Sie Lilly of Oak Hill Hospital will depart Fayetteville at 1 p.m. today by chartered plane for Elkins to attend the Monongahela Mountain State Forest Festival. Phillips, formerly from Elkins, has previously competed in the festival pageant. The parade is scheduled for Thursday.
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Vak Hiol
Shirley Phillips
Sie Lilly
Oak Hill Hospital
Fayetteville
Elkins
Monongahela Mountain State Forest
Phillips
John Powell Honored On 77th Birthday At Homecoming
John Powell of Greenview was honored on his 77th birthday with a dinner and a homecoming for family and friends this Sunday, the event marking a festive family gathering and local recognition.
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Whitesville
RNS
John Powell
Greenview
Whitesville Lions Club Will Purchase Glasses
Whitesville Lions Club will provide glasses as part of its sight program. At the Tuesday meeting a two‑person committee named to plan a Thanksgiving dance. President Yed Bsharah urged progress on Lions Park improvements including a possible permanent fence structure near the highway.
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Wihtesville
RNL
Lions Club
Lions
Dewey Hartess
Jim Kostas
Bob Plantz
Lions Park
Yed Bsharah
Comfort Youngsters Receive Promotions at Rally Day
In Whitesville at Comfort Presbyterian Church on September 20, Rally Day promoted several youngsters to higher departments. The Rev. V. A. Venezia led the exercises as the church pursued a 100 attendance goal. Names include Rita Toney, Mike Dolin, Donna Perdue to primary. Gary Banks, Michael Gillenwater, Troy Haspel, Suzanne Jarrett, Barbara Midkiff, John Carl Venezia to junior. Ronne Perdue, Alice Jo Buchko, Suzie Tuper, Vinnie Maynor, Juanita Spurlock, Sandy Copper to pioneer. Jane Madison, Connie Midkiff, Carolyn Starkey, Donna Perdue, Patsy Farley, Frances Stout to senior.
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Whitesville
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Comfort Presbyterian Church
V. A. Venezia
Rita Toney
Mike Dolin
Donna Perdue
Gary Banks
Michael Gillenwater
Troy Haspel
Suzanne Jarrett
Barbara Midkiff
John Carl Venezia
Ronne Perdue
Alice Jo Buchko
Suzie Tuper
Vinnie Maynor
Juanita Spurlock
Sandy Cooper
Pioneer
Jane Madison
Connie Midkiff
Carolyn Starkey
Patsy Farley
Frances Stout
Water company to raise rates in Fayette County
The Gau ley Bridge Water Co received PSC permission to increase rates about 23 percent effective with Oct. 1 meter readings. The company reported a 1933 net operating loss of $1,249, and if the higher rates had applied, a 5.74 percent return on investment would have resulted. New charges include a $213 muniment and a five-step scale from $1.40 per 1,000 gallons for the first 2,000 monthly, down to 50 cents per 1,000 for usage over 100,000. the old rates had a $1,735 minimum and a scale from 1.12% to 4 cents.
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Charleston
Gauley Bridge
Pine Knob News Personalities and Visits
Mr and Mrs Robert Webb moved into their Pine Knob home. Mr and Mrs Bill Workman and daughter of Pine Knob and Mr and Mrs Ariel Workman of Syl Vester were guests of Mr and Mrs Willy Bone of Pine Knob. Lois Ann and Garnet Jarrell students at Concord College Athens visited their Pine Knob parents Mr and Mrs Jim Jarrell and Mr and Mrs Don Jarrell.
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Pine Knob
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Robert Webb
Bill Workman
Ariel Workman
Syl Vester
Willy Bone
Lois Ann
Garnet Jarrell
Concord College
Athens
Jim Jarre
Don Jarrell
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