American Way of Life as World Peace Formula Urged
William C. Worrell, a Wyoming County educator, told Mullens Business and Professional Women's Club members that selling the American way of life to others could lay the foundation for world peace. He urged members to use every opportunity to defend a free and peaceful existence. The group outlined plans for "Business Women's Week" activities and support for Miss Dean DeWeese's nurse training, plus the nationwide "Crusade For Freedom."
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BPW
Register
Muislens
William C. Worrell
Wyoming County
Jesse W. Morgan
Mullens Business and Professional Women’s Club
Worrell
Hinton
Ernestine Farmer
Hiram Hogg
Charles Bailey
Dean DeWeese
Wyco
Mountain State Hospital
Wyoming County Board of Education
Peggy Rye
Ladies’ Organization
Sylvester Resident Jailed by Magistrate
SETH Nellie Hall of Sylvester was sentenced to 10 days in jail by Magistrate Ernest Richards yesterday in default of a $5 fine and costs for a misdemeanor. She was arrested by Constable Earl Sapp. Corbett Spencer of Dorothy was fined $5 and costs by Justice of the Peace Richards Monday. He was arrested by Jimmy Warren and charged with misdemeanor. Two persons were fined $5 and costs on charges of hazardous driving Saturday by Justice Richards. They were Ray Donahue of Kenton Virginia and Cecil Halstad of Racine. Arresting officer was Jimmy Warren.
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Register
Seth—Nellie Hall
Sylvester
Ernest Richards
Earl Sapp
Corbett Spencer
Dorothy
Justice of the Peace
Richards
Jimmy Warren
Justice Richards
Ray Donahue
Kenton
Cecil Halstad
Racine
Dothan Boy Suffer Meningitis Attack
A 10 year old boy from Dothan and son of James Millen is reported to have meningitis. He was diagnosed yesterday and admitted to Charleston General Hospital, according to Fayette County Health Department.
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Dothan
Register
Oak Hill
James Millem
Fayette County
Charleston General Hospital
Belcher Birth in Wharton Family Welcomes Son
Mr and Mrs John Belcher of Wharton announce the birth of their first child a pound 4 ounce son at Mullens General Hospital at 3 50 p m Monday Mrs Belcher is the former Eloise Clay daughter of Mr and Mrs Kelly Clay of Mab en
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Register
Mullens
John Belcher
Wharton
Mullens General Hospital
Reduction in Skating Fees Voted by Board Meeting
Mullens area Community Recreation Inc directors voted last night to lower roller skating charges by 5 cents on Thursday Friday and Saturday nights. Saturday afternoon skating from 2 to 5 PM remains free for elementary children. Monday night is set for free skating for high school students and young adults with about 50 attending last night. A Pineville church carnival is planned for Oct 25 by youth groups to aid the church piano fund. Nationwide livestock losses in transit approach 25 million dollars annually.
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Register
Mullens
Community Recreation, Inc
Ben Dunman
Pineville
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Young Adult Fellowship
Homecoming Queen Election Slated Today by Students
At Collins High School Oak Hill election to name Miss Homecoming 1950 between Kitty Sue Bowers and Margaret Sneed. Queen and attendants will reign at halftime of the Homecoming Game against Hinton on Friday October 27 at Red Devil stadium. junior and sophomore attendants are Mary Agnes Vasilchak and Connie Lane Frye. student council headed by Mike Miller sponsors activities.
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Register
OAK Hill
Collins High School
Kitty Sue Bowers
Margaret Sneed
Hinton
Red Devil Stadium
Mary Agnes Vasilchak
Connie Lane Frye
Mike Miller
Special Permits Required To Hunt In Pipestem Area
Special permits are required for hunting on about 9 500 acres of farm and woodland in the Pipestem area between New River and Bluestone River. The West Virginia Farmers Protective Association has closed the area with 117 farmers in the group. Only three hunting permits have been issued, all for fox hunting. A committee will study restocking possibilities with quail and other small game, and a representation to Charleston to meet legislative personnel won unanimous approval. Abuses of hunting privileges led to the protective association's formation. A farmer reported fires during a dry season, with five fires seen by nine o clock that morning. The group plans to patrol woodlands and extinguish fires and will close the area to hunting in a dry season.
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Register
Hinton
Pipestem
New River
Bluestone River
West Virginia Farmers Game Protective Association
Charleston
Protective Association
Home Decoration Trends Discussed at League Meet
Norman E. Barrows of Charleston told Oak Hill Civic League members that taste in home decorations reveals personality. The meeting at Oak Hill Elementary featured a talk on decorating trends followed by a friendship tea at Mrs. J S Trump’s home with fall flower arrangements and yellow mums on the tea table.
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Register
OAK Hill
Norman E. Barrows
Charleston
Oak Hill Civic League
Barrows
J.S. Trump
Kelly Avenue
League
Trump
Lavoptik Eye Bath Promises Soothing Relief
An advertisement claims Lavoptik bath soothes irritated eyelids inflamed burning itching and tired eyes with a money back guarantee after 35 years of success. It promotes purchase at drug stores with a cup included.
Garten Tot Suffers Polio Victim Sent to Marmet
Three year old Vivian Leah Light, daughter of Sam Lewis Light of Garten, was reported by Fayette County Health Office as a polio victim and admitted to Marmet Children's Hospital on September 10.
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Garten
Marmet
Register
OAK Hill
Vivian Leah Light
Sam Lewis Light
Fayette County
Marmet Children’s Hospital
Mrs. Coleman Feted With Surprise Party
Mrs. Lola Coleman was honored on her 64th birthday with a surprise party at her daughter Mrs. Roy Stone’s home in Matheny. Refreshments were served to a group of friends and neighbors and gifts were received from several well wishers including Mrs. Jack Marshall and Mrs. Ed Sullivan.
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Register
Jesse
Lola Coleman
Roy Stone
Matheny
Buster Stewart
Ollie Graham
Miley Gunter
Weldon Stewart
Clint Craft
C. E. Arnlold
Sandy Stewart
Wilburn Gunter
Perry Stewart
Hayes Chaffin
Margaret Jewel
Blake Cook
Sefton Workman
Wayne Blankenship
Short
Community Recreation Group Sponsors Mullens Halloween Carnival
The Community Recreation Group will sponsor the annual Halloween carnival at Ben Dunman Elementary School with a coronation event featuring a Mullens High School queen candidate. Plans include a fishpond ring toss penny pitch novelty counter and hula show along with costumes contests. The Mullens Moose Lodge will pay admission for students who sign pledge cards to promise good conduct at the event.
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Register
Mullens
ent-Teacher Association
Fishpond
Henry Hall
Merlin Campbell
Paul Hypes
Mary Cassinelli
Chando O’dell
Lee Hodson
E. D. Humphrey
Ben Dunman
Mullens High School
Mullens Moose Lodge
Moose Lodge
Kingston PTA Carnival Tonight
Kingston The annual Kingston PTA carnival opens at 7 p m tonight in the high school gymnasium. Highlights include the elementary king and queen coronation by Principal C H Rhodes, voting closes Tuesday afternoon, a boxing match, baby contest winner, side shows, fortune telling, an ugly man contest, and a photographer. Continuous games will run all evening.
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Register
Kingston
Parent- Teacher Association
C. H. Rhodes
Ameagle School Carnival Slated
Ameagle Elementary School plans a carnival on Oct. 21 under faculty, patrons, and students. Principal Buel Stover said 21 parents attended a planning meeting. Proceeds fund a movie projector and equipment. Activities include fish pond, apple bobbing, fortune telling, cake walk, square dance, and a beauty queen coronation. Refreshments will be sold in the kitchen.
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Ameagle
Ameagle Elementary
Buel Stover
Anniversary Meet Set for Ammanuel Tabernacle Church
The Emmanuel Tabernacle Baptist Church holds its first anniversary meeting tonight with Elder Henry Robinson in charge guiding the servicess and program marking the milestone.
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Register
Beards Fork
Ammanuel Tabernacle Baptist Church
Henry Robinson
Pettus PTA Carnival At Pettus School Tonight
Mrs. Orville Carr, Pettus PTA carnival chair, announces the event at the school at 7 o clock with carnival games The Spook House and a refreshment counter. The king and queen contest closes at 9 p.m. and coronation follows. Proceeds fund the school visual education program.
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Register
Pettus
Orville Carr
Pettus Parent-Teacher Association
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