Mullens PTA Holds First Meeting At Grade School
Mullens (RNS) Moullens PTA convened its initial gathering at Mullens Grade School. John Moore, now president, led the session with Rev R J Chenoweth delivering the devotion. A sixth grade singing group performed and introduced eight Mullens High students sent to Camp Horseshoe Leadership Camp.
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Mullens
RNS
Moullens
John Moore
R._J. Chenoweth
First United Methodist Church of
Tob Admas
Lewis D'Antoni
Moore
Tere
PTA
Medical Fees Rise for Welfare Patients in State
Charleston UPI reports Dr S S T Mangus, medical consultant for the State Welfare Department, says the department increased fees paid to physicians for welfare patient treatment by 20 percent. Effective October 1, the rise mainly affects surgical charges, boosting state coverage from about 70 percent of Blue Shield to 30 percent.
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Charleston
UPI
Ss. T. Mangus
State Welfare Department
Mangus
Blue Shield
Clothing Center Aids 223 Families in Pineville
The Clothing Center completed September inventory with 80 orders filled for 4 070 pieces of clothing, distributed to 223 families and 125 pairs of shoes. It served 248 tales and 3nn, 'nmates and 79 of these were head of households. Center seeks children's clothing in all sizes as demand rises with school and cold weather. Donations can be called in or dropped at the Pineville center. contact Hershel Shrewsbury at 2948732 for pickup.
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Pineville
Fin Clothing Center
Nancy Ellenburg
Hershel
Shrewsbury
Pineville Center
Byrd says Moscow trip felt safer than Washington
Senator Hubert C Byrd and his wife found Moscow streets safer than Washington during a recent trip. He warned the U S government must act to restore responsibility and address lawlessness, while not endorsing living in the Soviet Union.
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Moscow
Byrd
Washington
UPI
Senate
Hubert C. Byrd
Soviet Union
Shower Held for Mrs Jimmy Adams in Mullensville
A stork shower honoring Mrs Jimmy Adams was hosted Monday at the home of Mrs Robert Allen in Mullensville. Attendees listed include Mrs Violet Bailey Mrs Tierb Miller Mrs Diana Cook and many Adams family members. Guests enjoyed games prizes and refreshments as gifts were opened and displayed.
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Pineville
Jimmy Adams
Robert Allen
Mullensville
Allen Maylhorm
Debbie Hailey
Alma Maullens
Maggie Adams
Violet Halley
Happie Adams
Francis Altizer
Sue Ward
Margie Adams
Molly Bradford
Anna Miety
Byvanely Altizer
Violet Bailey
Tierb Miller
Gusty Cook
Gastha Mayhorn
Diana Cook
Booths Stafford
Georgis Tilley
Garal
Thurmond to Speak at Republican Rally in Lewisburg
UPI reports a Republican rally in Lewisburg on Sunday featuring Sen. Strom Thurmond and several state GOP candidates. Thurmond, once a Democrat, won his Senate seat in 1954 via write-in and later ran as a Republican after switching parties.
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Thurmond
Lewisburg
UPI
GOP
Strom Thurmond
Rl.c
Senate
Hinton inaugurates fund drive for 90-bed hospital
HINTON UP I Como community leaders and townspeople gathered Thursday night to launch a drive seeking 204000 to complete Hinton Memorial Hospital scheduled to open in 1968. The four bed facility will open as planned probably in January with incomplete parking and access funds. Hill Burton Act support helped start the project in 1962. Dr. David Meek urged donations, noting non profit hospitals like Hinton’s function as public utilities and may replace proprietary hospitals.
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Hinton
UPI
Hinton Memorial Hospital
Alton
David Meek
Department of Medicine
Internal Medicine
Beckley Appalachian Regional Hospital
Tia
Oceana Rotary Donates to UF and Plans Local Events
The Oceana Rotary Club approved a $50 donation to the United Fund Drive with Ronald J. Cool serving as chairman. At a Monday dinner meeting at the Oceana Methodist Church, officials announced a wrestling event at Oceana High School scheduled for 4 p.m. Saturday, with advance tickets $1 for adults and 50 cents for children. They also highlighted a Blue Ridge Quartet appearance at 3 p.m. Sunday, plus pool repairs at Laurel Park Swimming Pool and designated Tuesday evenings as work nights. Carson Stewart reported 95 percent September attendance with all 20 members present.
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Oceana
Oceana Rotary Club
United Fund Drive
Ronald J. Cool
Fellowship
Blue Ridge
3 Ant
Pam
Les Lively
Laurel Park
Rotarians
Carson Stewart
Dear Mis Muriel Lawrence on a daughter’s drinking trouble
A letter from Muriel Lawrence describes a teenage daughter aged about 15 defying parental rules by going out to a liquor-serving hangout after being warned not to. The writer fears losing control and worries about moral guidance, while the columnist cautions that parental influence feels weighed by Freudian ideas and emphasizes that children determine their parents’ fate through choices.
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Muriel Lawrence
Mis. Lawrence
Penny 15
Gt. T
The Reins Now on Teenage Culture and Morality
The piece laments how teenage culture, shaped by a profit driven society, governs a 14 year old and calls for adults to reflect on their role. It argues adults did not create teen power but should model restraint to prevent harm and awaken self preservation.
Work Programs Are Discussed At Meet
At the Wyoming Inter-Agency Council meeting in Pineville the Beckley Manpower Center coordinator Richard G. Vaughn outlined an office opened in Pineville with 25 hires since opening. Peggy Herri, deputy unemployment commissioner, led a question period on Unemployment Compensation for West Virginians. The WIN Program director Vivian Garland announced Beckley office plans and five new offices across 41 counties. The program aims to move welfare recipients into work, upgrading skills and improving family living standards. Twenty people attended.
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Meet Pineville
Wyoming Inter-Agency Council
Pineville
Richard G. Vaughn
Beckley
Ronald Greer
Peggy Herrl
West
Vivian Garland
WIN
Development Corp Elects Officers Sets Up Six Committees
Fayette County Development Corp held its annual meeting in Pineville with officer elections led by outgoing president Robert Hollie. New officers include Charles M. Vickers as president and Orsin Donadison as vice president plus a full slate of directors. Committees on roads, public services, recreation, education, industrial and agricultural development were formed with plans for a banquet October 16 at First Methodist Church and a 2 per person dinner.
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Charles M. Vickers
Pagettville
Fayette
Oak Hill
Fayette, County Development Corp
Will City
Jess Kester
Helen Greer
Robert Hollie
FCDG
Fayette County
Soo
Holliday
FCC
T Uheir
Board of Directors
State Conservation Commission
First Methodist Church
Thelof
Gladys Stong
Pineville
Masonic Hall
Vals
Charles BM. Vickers
Fayetteville
Orsin Donadison
Powellan
San, Dorato
Mount Hope
Kilsyth
Neal Balsi
Chariton Heighis
J. A. Blackburn
Bradley
Guy &. Dooly Jr
Ansted
Martin
Protrowski
Benhelt
James Lively
Ames Lilly
Carl Patton
FERC
Dallie Anderson
Montgomery
FCOC
Summersville
Babl
House 61
Route
James Lilly
Hazel Wright
Danese
Wibur Wiliams
Minden
Wentterland
Anderson
Divorces Granted in Pineville Circuit Court
The Pineville circuit court granted divorces last week including Dortas Shumate from Larry Shumate with custody of one child awarded to the plaintiff and Diane England from Joseph England with custody of a child awarded to the plaintiff. Other petitions included Mary Jane Nelson from Roger Nelson with custody of the children awarded to the plaintiff and Erdene Delores Davis from Earnest Davis with custody of the infant child awarded to the plaintiff.
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Pineville
Syaming County
Dortas Shumate
Larry
Shumate
Svith
Laintiff
Charlotte Hawkins Bradford
Donald Bradfont
Haintiffs
Diane England
Tosepty
England
Mary Jane Nelson
Roger Lee
Nelson
Erdene Delores Davis
Earnest Mitchell Davis
Gideon Edward Sizemore
Alma
Faye Sizemore
Bilton Morgan
Patricia
Ann Morgan
Alta Gay Waycaster
Sophen Roger Waycaster
Father, Son Crowned in Hughes River Drowning Incident
A 78 year old Benjamin F. Dulaney and his 49 year old son were crowned Thursday in the Hughes River near here after their car left West Virginia into the stream in Wirt County. A fisherman found the submerged vehicle with wheels showing, state police said.
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Crown Elizabeth
Benjamin F. Dulaney
Ruchle County
Dalley
Akron
Ohio
Hughes River
Young
Dulaney
W. Va
Wirt County
Doyle To Head Mine Health and Safety Effort
Doyle named to lead an expanded Interior Bureau of Mines safety program focusing on coal miners pneumoconiosis known as black lung and other respiratory hazards. The appointment follows Doyle's prior pioneering work on lung cancer risks among uranium and metal miners.
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Wadkington
UPL
Department of the Interior
Bureau of Mineing
Honey N. Doyle
Doyle
Advisors Recommend Law Commission for Police Standards
Charleston report urged creating a Law Enforcement Standards and Training Commission to set minimum employment, education, and training requirements for aspiring officers. The three part report was presented to Governor Hulett Smith by the Pallee Advisory Commission and will be proposed to the next session of the legislature.
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Charleston
Arly
Law Enforcement Standards and Training Commission
Gov
Hulett
Smith
Pallee Advisory Commission
Bill Aims to Help Older Workers Across Sectors
UPI dispatch from Washington notes Sen Jere Mund Randolph of West Virginia proposes a bill to prohibit arbitrary employment denial to workers aged 40 to 65, fund training programs, and create federal service opportunities as part of a broader effort to boost middle aged employment. Senator Ralph W. Yarbrough of Texas supports the measure as co sponsor.
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Washington
City Manager Dies in Wheeling After Six-Year tenure
Charles Wasemann aged 68 Wheeling city manager for six years died Thursday night in a local hospital after a short illness. Wasemann first took the post in 1902 and was named to it again that summer.
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Wheeling
UPI
Charles Wasemann
Wasemann
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