Edmond Man Retires From US Navy
Edmond native H C Tully chief supply clerk retires after 22 years in the Navy plans to open a nursery in Edmond. He served as officer in charge at Norfolk Naval Air Station Supply, enlisted in 1916, and rose to chief warrant officer. He served aboard the Nashville during a 1941 Pearl Harbor era attack and was later at Pearl Harbor aboard the Curtis. He and his wife Willie Holliday will reside in Edmond.
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Edmont
H. C. Tully
Edmond
U. S. Navy
Tulley
Norfolk Naval Air Station
Tully
Navy
Nashville
Portsmouth
England
New York
Curtis
Pearl Harbor
T. H
Willie Holliday
Poetry Into Music Discussed At Meeting
OAK HILL RNS Barbar Allen discussed Poetry Into Music at a Gamma Epsilon Chapter Beta Sigma Phi meeting at Nancy Tennant's home. Members read poems and Allen played poem music records. A Fayette County Fair parade movie was shown by Mrs. Isabelle Tyree with three float photos chosen for the scrapbook.
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Oak Hill
RNS
Barbar Allen
Gamma Epsilon
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Nancy Tennant
Miss Allen
Isabelle Tyree
Fayette County Fair
Phyllis Evans
Florence Srednicki
Betty Harmon
God
Collins High School
Beta Sigma Phi In
Oak
Fayce Recreation
Agnes
Dorothy Bandro
Carol Sue Bragg
Darlene Eaton
Jane Foster
Sue Fox
Kathleen Mullins
Norma Perdue
Kitty Roach
Barbara Tyree
Town to Post Rent Defaulters Outside Hall
March England council of a Cambridgeshire community plans publicity to urge municipal housing tenants to pay rent promptly. A list of defaulters will be posted outside the town hall at regular intervals.
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March
England
Cambridgeshire
Births Recorded At Oak Hill Hospital
Oak Hill hospital reported ten births last week. Wanda Sue Foster, 6 lb 2 oz, to Frank and Mrs. Foster of Lochgelly. Priscella Lane Jones, 7 lb 9 1/4 oz, to James and Mrs. Jones of Summerlee. Sherri Lynn Withrow, 8 lb 10 oz, to Jewell Withrow and Mrs. Withrow of Oak Hill. Mary Opal Yoney, 8 lb 3 1/2 oz, to Frank and Mrs. Yoney of Scarbro. David Dee Jr., 9 lb 4 1/2 oz, to David and Mrs. Harris of Oak Hill. Robert Earl Jr., 8 lb, to Robert Earl Loombs and Mrs. Loombs of Oak Hill. Joyce Kaye Hess, 6 lb, 10 oz, to William Hess and Mrs. Hess of Lansing. Drema Sue Ward, 7 lb, to James and Mrs. Ward of Sprague. Mathrew Chester Martin, 8 lb 14 1/2 oz, to William Martin and Mrs. Martin of Oak Hill. unnamed female, 5 lb 4 oz, to Robert Randolph Fox and Mrs. Fox of Edmond.
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Oak Hill
Oak Hill Hospital
Wanda Sue
Frank Dewey Foster
Lochgelly
Priscella Lane
James Chilton Jones
Summerlee
Sherri Lynn
Jewell Edward Withrow
Mary Opal
Frank Yoney
Scarbro
David Dee Jr
David Dee Harris
Robert Earl Jr
Robert Earl Loombs
Joyce Kaye
William Winfield Hess
Lansing
Eleven Will Report For Induction Exams
Eleven selective service registrants have been ordered to report for induction into the Armed Forces on October 15 by Local Board No. 21 in Mullens. The group includes three volunteers and lists names such as Robert Jack Shipman of Pineville and Bobby Watson Harless of Cyclone, along with several others from Mullens, Maben, Wyan dotte, Soulsville, McGraws, Oakwood, and Pryor.
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Mullens
RNS
Selective Service
Armed Forces
Maben
Sammy Augusta Henderson
Wyandotte
Mich
Oceana
Charles Benny Lester
Hanover
Glenn Eugene Tilley
Soulsville
Martin Isaac Halsey
Rodney Sterling Moore
McGraws
Fred Allen Hicks
Oakwood
Hatcher
Ralph Zane Willcut
Pineville
Pryor
Oklo
Mission Society Meets at Guyandotte Baptist Church
The Women’s Missionary Society of Guyandotte Baptist Church met with the theme The Last Full Measure of Devotion. Mrs. Pendry led, with Mrs. Margie Cook giving the devotional, and readings and talks by Mrs. Speed Pendry and Mrs. Sara Dancy. Two new members Ada Brooks and Loretta Canterbury joined. two nurses uniforms were sent to Assam hospital.
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Jesse
RNS
Women's Missionary Society
Guyandotte Baptist Church
Helen Cook
Margie Cook
Speed Pendy
Sara Dancy
Pendry
Assam
Ada Brooks
Loretta Canterbury
Della Jewell
Anita Cook
Verna Brooks
India Dancy
Mamie Sluss
Glenn Cook
Pineville Hospital Records 17 Births
September births at Pineville Maternity Hospital listed twenty infants from families in Oakana Baileysville Mullens Pineville Brenton Kop perston Simon Princewick Lynch Cyclone and nearby areas. Names include Donald Ray Morgan Herbert Lee Morgan Jr Ralph David Green Treshea Faye Alma Teresa James Gerry Randall Vance Sidney Albert Roles Sandra Marlene Wyatt Jim mie Howard Rosenbaum Alan Dale Toler Leslie Marrine Hurley David Glenn Bowles Patricia Gaye Allen Gerald Ray Jackson Diana Lubonia and Delma Osborn.
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Pineville
Rns
Pineville Maternity Hospital
Azel Morgan
Oceana
Donald Ray Morgan
Herbert L. Morgan
Baileysville
Herbert Lee Morgan Jr
William James Rhodes
Mullens
Paul Angela
Jack Coleman Green
Ralph David Green
Harry E. Falk
Brenton
Treshea Faye
Jesse James
Kopperston
Alma Teresa James
Jerry Delano Vance
Gerry Randall Vance
Sidney Darrell Roles
Sidney Albert Roles
Carl B. Wyatt
Sandra Marlene Wyatt
Donald Fred Rosenbaum
Simon
Jimmie Howard Rosenbaum
Wirtie Dale Toler
Alan Dale Toler
Cornelius Hurley
Leslie Marrine Hurley
Luther E. Bowles
Lynch
David Glenn Bowles
Joseph Michael Allen
Princewick
Patricia’ Gaye Allen
Raymond Earl Jackson
Gerald Ray Jackson
Sam , Lubonia
Jesse
Diana Lubonia
Lester Rose Osborne
Cyclone
Delma Osborne
Mossy Personal News Highlights Visiting Guests
Sunday visitors at Mrs. Minnie Payne's home included Rev. and Mrs. Harry Carson of Fayetteville and Lowell Rhinehart of Chicago. Rhinehart plans to return to Chicago Tuesday after visiting with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Luther Rhinehart. Mrs. J. P. Scarbro entered Beckley Memorial Hospital for major surgery Tuesday. Weekend guests at the Paynes and Mrs. Buttrick's home were Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Scarbro and son Delaney of Crab Orchard and Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Buttrick of Garten.
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C. D. Scarbro
Delaney
Crab Orchard
J. C. Buttrick
Garten
Fayette High Schools Presented Guidebook
Fayetteville area high schools received a new 76 page scholarship guide titled Need a Lift from American Legion LaFayette Post No 149. The booklet, revised for 1958-59, lists scholarships for veterans families and general aid, with War Orphans Educational Assistance Act details. Walter Caldwell urged early planning and application for aid, noting many eligible youths miss benefits. The guide is in school libraries for students parents and officials, with Roy I. Smith as WV Veteran Affairs deputy contact.
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Fayetteville
ANS
American Legion
LaFayette Post No. 149
Ted
Trall
Collins
Mount Hope
Meadow Bridge
United States
Walter Caldwell
Fayetteville Post
Caldwell
Lotal
West Virginia
Fifty Five Admitted To Mullens Hospital
The weekly report lists fifty five admissions to Wyoming General Hospital for the week ending Saturday. Names include Edna Halsey Pineville Belinda Lusk Bud Helen Naylor Corinne Freda Bailey Amigo Maude Miller Rhodell Marguerite Brooks Mullens and many others across Mullens Corinne Oceana Otsego and nearby towns.
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Mullens
Wyoming General Hospital
Edna Halsey
Pineville
Belinda Lusk
Bud
Helen Naylor
Corinne
Freda Bailey
Amigo
Maude Miller
Rhodell
Marguerite Brooks
Charles Land
MacArthur
Ella Burgess
Wanda Gray
Oceana
William Lusk
Cyclone
Jonathon McKinney
Otsego
Kenneth Browning
Jeffrey Pauley
Brenda Otey
Billie Posey
Usher
Cobb Kopperston
Emmett Long
Marianna
Gary Shrewsbury
Shirley Wade
Grace Worrell
Alex Barto
Betty Goad
Dale Tucker
Helen
Patty Griffith
Bason
Irene Combs
Janice. Harmon
Miss Coleman Explains FBLA Name Meaning at Collins High
Christine Coleman led Collins High School Future Business Leaders of America discussions on the meaning of the club name at a Wednesday meeting held at Ritz Nunez's home. Bake and stationery sales were proposed to raise funds. numerous students attended.
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Oak Hill
RNS
Business Leaders of America
Christine Coleman
Collins High School
FBLA
Ritz Nunez
Rita Munoz
Charlotte Sunday
Sylvia Ferri
Charlotte Waugh
Delores Ford
Janet Thompson
Janet Henderson
Alma Adcock
Pat Halstead
Flora Ann Epling
Birth Announced for Gilbert Rasnick Son
Mr and Mrs Luther Rasnick of Gilbert announce the birth of a son weighing five pounds one ounce born Friday at the Weich Emergency Hosptal.
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Gilbert
RNS
Luther Rasnick
Weich
Coal River Personals and Local Hospital Notes
In Ameagle John Conkle visits Washington with his son in law and daughter 1-C and Mrs Don Lee seeking work and planning to move to the capital if employed. Doris Conkle and Peggy Jill Stover return from Glenville State College to visit parents. In Colcord Mrs Hubert Carter is hospitalized in Charleston Memorial. Mrs Myrtle Steed vacations in Springfield. Leona Stanley receives treatment at Charleston General Hospital and shows slight improvement. W G Spangler and Tommy Wingo visit Mrs Nettie Roberts in Switzer and attend a Church of God Ministers meeting in Garrison.
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Ameagle
RNS
John Conkle
Washington, D. C
Don Lee
Doris Conkle
Peggy Jill Stover
Route 1
Beckley
Glenville State Teacher's College
Buel Stover
Colcord
Hubert Carter
Charleston Memorial Hospital
Myrtle Steed
Springfield
Leona Stanley
Charleston General Hospital
William
Nina Elkins
W. G. Spangler
Nettie Roberts
Switzer
Herbert Swannigan
Charleston
Tommy Wingo
Church of God Ministerial Association
Garrison
Pineville student visits Wyoming aunt over weekend
David Richardson of Pineville was weekend guest of his aunt Mrs Thelma Vaughn in Wyoming. Mrs Vaughn accompanied him to Beck ley Sunday evening and he then took a bus to Huntington where he studies at Marshall College.
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Wyoming
Pineville
David Richardson
Thelma Vaughn
Vaughn
Beckley
Huntington
Marshall College
Revercomb Addresses Fayette Republicans
Fayetteville report on Senator Chapman Revercomb addressing a Republican meeting Monday night. He advocates a policy of strength and firmness to keep peace, notes growth in air force wings from 48 to 137 and armed forces from 1.4 million to 2.6 million, and cites 1950 237 warships rising to 409. He argues peace through strength, readiness of Strategic Air Command, and a strong defense program.
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Fayetteville
Chapman Revercomb
U. S. Senate
United States
Strategic Air Command
Missing Apostles Birds In San Diego Decline Noted
In San Diego nine apostle birds at the 700 section appear unhappy, curator Dr K C Lint reports. Brought from Australia these gray jumpers, known for keeping down locusts, are usually found in flocks of 12 and feel three short.
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San Diego
Calif
K. C. Lint
Australia
Lint
Quick Fix for Loose Dentures
Worry of false teeth slipping or irritating? Don’t be embarrassed by loose plates. Just sprinkle FASTEETH on your dentures for added comfort and a calm, non irritating feel. Alkaline formula. Available at drug counters.
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