Fayette Lions To Meet Today In Memorial Auditorium
The Fayetteville Lions Club will gather at 6 p.m. in the Memorial Auditorium. A fall conference report from Beckley on Sept 28 will be presented by Eugene Houchins Walter Caldwell Henry Lojek and Lofton Tudor. The article notes that 12 500 Army and Navy nurses went overseas during World War II.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayetteville
Lions Club
Memorial Auditorium
Beckley
Eugene Houchins
Walter Cald
Hope Residents Honored With Party
Mount Hope residents Jainell Booth and George Arthur were honored at a birthday party at the Arthur home. Attendees included local youths and families from Mount Hope and Bradley, with games and refreshments in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Hope
Mount Hope
RNS
Jainell Booth
George Arthur
Arthur
Miss Booth
Albert Booth
Rosella
Ricky
Jackie
Tommy
Pete
Karen Mobley
Roger Powers
Donna
Donald Ray Burgess
Nisha Ray Arthur
Nancy Booth
Tomasa Vallina
Judy
Raymond Harrah
Bradley
Pineville High Names Homecoming Queen Constance Waddell
Constance Waddell named Homecoming Queen at Pineville High School for the October 16 Pineville Gary football game. Attendants Ada Beymier Kay Carey Carol Baldwin and Irene Zsoldos. Band performances and a halftime crowning planned with a postgame dance and prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pineville
RNS
Pineville High School
Constance Waddell
Pineville-Gary
Ada Beymier
Kay Carey
Carol Baldwin
Irene Zsoldos
Minuteman
Gary High School
Miss Waddell
Charles Waddell
Miss Beymer
Ray Beymer
Mrs. Julius Bodo Honored At Shower
Mrs. Julius Bodo was celebrated Saturday with a stork shower at the Community Church basement. Friends announced winners of games and listed attendees including Mrs. Maxine Duncan, Mrs. Edith Cox, Mrs. Blanche Alderman, and many others, as gifts were opened and refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Rogers
RNS
Julius Bodo
Maxine Duncan
Edith Cox
Blanche Alderman
Donnie Nuckols
Betty Vince
Grace Bailey
Beaty Lafferty
John Greer
Ray Gwinn
Ralph Webb
Adam Richardson
Sally Harrington
Ellen Wolf
Louise Miller
Hattie Brooks
Valentine McNeill
Mary Louise Sundin
Kuklish
Reuben Williams
Lilly Mae Sizemore
Hazel Dancy
Lillian Bodo
Elizabeth Williams
Area Students Semifinalists In National Merit Competition
Martha Pennington and Davis Massing of Mount Hope High School are semifinalists in the 1959 60 National Merit Scholarship program. They rank among about 10 000 top scorers from 14 500 schools in the qualifying test and advance to a Dec 5 final exam. Pennington pursues nursing after graduation and Massing plans chemical engineering at West Virginia University.
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Mount Hope
ANS
Martha Pennington
Davis Massing
Mount Hope High School
Junior Academy of Science
Baptist Temple
Guild Girls and Baptist Youth Fellowship
Pennington
Assembly No. 14
Order of Rainbow Girls
Rainbow
Massing
West Virginia University
Thespian Society
French Club
Mount Hope Methodist Church
Billy Manning Named BYF'er Of The Month
Billy Manning, a 15 year old Pineville sophomore at Pineville High School, was chosen BYF er of the Month at Cook Memorial Baptist Church. He serves in Student Council Minutemen Varsity Audio Visual Aids and manages the football team. He is fellowship chairman of the local Baptist Youth Fellowship and a member of Explorer Post 154.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pineville
BNS
Billy Manning
Cook Memorial Baptist Church
Colin Manning
Pineville High School
Manning
Baptist Youth Fellowship
WSCS Meeting Slated in Pineville Church Hall
The Woman's Society of Christian Service will meet at 7 30 p m Thursday in the Fellowship Hall of the First Methodist Church Pineville. The program titled The Rose of the United Nations in World Affairs features hostesses Mrs Charles Waddell Mrs Evelyn Ratliff and Mrs Richard Huffman.
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Pineville
RNS
Thussday
Fellowship Hall
First Methodist Church
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Rose of the United Nations
Charles Waddell
Evelyn Ratliff
Richard Huffman
Oceana and Nearby Families Enjoy Weekend at Clayton Lake
Mr and Mrs Dean Gray and daughters Patricia Melinda Becky and Sheila spent the weekend at Clayton Lake Virginia They were joined by Mr and Mrs Frank McNaughton and sons from Pinesville Visiting Mr and Mrs Harry Warner of Marlinton were Mr and Mrs Phillip Goins and others from Oceana Matheny Kopperston Montgomery Seville and Morgantown The Warner daughter Johnny was reported improved Mrs Dumire and Mr Hannah cared for the ill Mrs O R Wallace took their son Pat to Athens to attend Concord College Dennis Worrell a West Virginia University freshman visited his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oceana
RNS
Dean Gray
Patricia
Melinda
Becky
Sheila
Clayton Lake
Frank McNaughton
Pinesville
Harry Warner
Marlinton
Phillip Goins
Ray Stewart
Ralph Hannah
Matheny
Dunmire
Rhoda Mae
Jack Moore
Carolyn
Kopperston
Harry Moore
Montgomery
Aleta Baker
Seville
Warner
Hannah
Dumire
O. R. Wallace
Pat
Athens
Hope Family Hosts Week Visit With Relatives
Mr and Mrs Tom Hager and son Tommy of Montgomery visited this week with his brother John Hager and Janet. Bill Eans and children from Dunbar visited his parents Okey and Aubrey Blake. Lowell Perkins a WV Tech student visited his parents the Rev and Mrs J E Perkins over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Hope
Rns
Tom Hager
Tommy
Montgomery
John Hager
Janet
Bill Eans
Dunbar
Okey Eans
Aubrey Blake
Lowell Perkins
West Virginia Tech
J. E. Perkins
Bob Harrah
Bradley
Prosperity
Jack Reed
Tommy Hock
Harold Hock
H. L. Partin
Manassas
Tom Graff
West Virginia University
Morgantown
Eddie Bergendahl
Charles Bergendahl
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fayette
Henry Lojek
Lofton Tudor
State of
Maine
Earwood Street
Mrs. Booth
Pineville High
Miss Baldwin
Clarence Baldwin
Tri-Hi-Y
Miss Carey
Ernest Carey
Marianna
Frank Zsoldos
Future Homemakers of America
WWYO
Miss Pennington
W. M. Pennington
Mons Soei
Alpha Omega Sorority
Na Cmatam Else
Buick
America
Twilight Sentinel
Buick Dealers
Invicta
Electra
BAYS
Buick, Inc
First Avenue
WSCS
Oceana Personals
Quality Lumber and Supply Co
City Ave
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