Local health travels and visitors report in West Virginia
Batley Mr and Mrs Ray of Mebel Evans left Tuesday evening to Beckley Appalachian Regional Hospital. Clarence Humphrey departed Wednesday for a Charlottesville Virginia hospital. Several local residents including John Wesley Miss J Hazel Lively and others were noted among visitors and family gatherings. Myrtle Ratliff returned home Monday from Beckley Hospital after weeks as a patient. Rev Clarence Riddle hosted visitors including Rev Paul Vega and Paul Jr of Powell.
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Beckley Hospital
Clarence Riddle
Paul Vega
Paul Jr
Powell
TV Notebook highlights 1964 campaign film and Joan Rivers life
In New York Theodore H White discusses The Making of the President: 1964, noting meticulous production by David Wolper with 60 percent of footage original and the show’s fairness to both Johnson and Goldwater. The piece covers marriage comedy notes about Joan Rivers, her move from Second City to Tonight appearances, and her plans for New York based material and future projects.
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David Wolper
Eir Priv
White
Johnson
Goldwater
Johnsson
Cornpone
Mel Stuart
New York
Phyllis Ditler
Joan
Brooklyn
Phil Foster
Zsa Zsa Gabor
Sorority Pledge Training Amid Harvest Ball Plans
MULLENS RNS Two lesson on Medical Self Help Training were presented by Mrs. Fred Kingdon at the Wednesday Hostess meeting in the Moose Club Social room. A training period prior to the meeting was conducted by Mrs. Edna Sluss. Final plans were made for the Harvest Ball held Saturday night in the American Legion hall. Hostess gifts were won by Mrs. Neely with a large turnout including many members and a visitor Miss Tammy Sluss.
Vandalia Garden Club Names Committees in Fayetteville Meeting
Vandalia Garden Club met at Mrs. B. B. Boone's home with co hostesses Mrs. Ermel Hess and Mrs. Hatfield presiding. Committees announced include Publicity, Telephone, Garden Therapy, Flower Show Arrangements, Yearbook, Membership, and Horticulture Conservation. Nettie Cottle spoke on flowers in several countries.
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Fayetteville
ANS
Vandalia Garden Club
B. B. Boone
Ermel Hess
Carl Vickers
George Hatfield
Hess
Beckley
Hatfield
Fayette County
Evelyn Hilton
Lewis Burkey
Charles Shackelford
Karl Parrish
John Witt Jr
Robert Woolard
Robert Woollard
Irene Beni
Frank Henson
Harold Jones
Four Divorces Granted in Wyoming County Court
Four divorces were granted in Wyoming County Circuit Court over the past week. Carol Rae Adkins was granted a divorce from Oley Bee Adkins with custody of the infants Debra Kay Donald Ray and Frank Adfaene. Joyce Ann Bailey gained a divorce from Perry G. Bailey and her maiden name was restored. Ada Marie Blevins was granted a divorce from Lester B. Blevins with custody of the infants awarded to Ada Marie Blevins. Howard Clyde Cook was granted a divorce from Vivian G. Cook. In civil actions, verdicts sided with defendants or directed outcomes, costs awarded to prevailing sides, and a $19,000 verdict with six percent interest was entered for Dwight Meadows and Gertrude Meadows against Home Insurance Co. Atlas Assurance Co. Limited and Northern Assurance Co. of America. parties to bear court costs.
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Pineville
RNS
Wyoming County
Carol Rae Adkins
Oley Bee Adkins
Debra Kay
Donald Ray
Frank Adfaene
Plain
Joyce Ann Bailey
Perry G. Bailey
Joyce Ann McKinney
Ada Marie Blevins
Lester B. Blevins
Howard Clyde Cook
Vivian G. Cook
Matilda Cantreel
John C.freeman
John C. Freeman
Matics Return From Raleigh Birth of Daughter Mellisa Dawn
Frank Matics returns to Arlington Virginia after a weekend with wife Cookie and newborn daughter Mellisa Dawn born Oct 8 at Raleigh General Hospital weighing five pounds fifteen ounces. Grandparents and great grandparents from Mississippi and West Virginia visit. Rev. E R Tyree hosts family at church services in Bear Ag ree. East German delegation led by Deputy Premier Max Sefrin flies to Hanoi to discuss a health treaty with North Vietnam amid speculation over medical assistance.
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Maben
Frank Matics
Arlington
Cookie
Mellisa Dawn
Raleigh General Hospital
Matics
Earl Workman
Lester
Bernard McGraw
Dora Wood
Ravencliffes
Okey Halsey
Crab Orchard
E. R. Tyree
Linda Lou Tyree
Harry Tyree F
Oxen Hill
Walter Blankenship
Betsy
Robin
Blankenship
Hurley
Berlin
UPI
Max Sefrin
Hanoi
North Viet Nam
ADN
Odds on auto crash survival shorten as speed rises
The piece cites American Insurance Association speed death ratios showing at 80 mph or more death is almost certain, 75 mph one in eight, 45 mph one in sixty seven, and 25 mph one in 167, arguing faster driving raises fatality risk.
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American Insurance Association
WSCS Meeting Stated Tuesday In Mullens
Circle No 6 of the Woman's Society of Christian Service at First Methodist Church Mullens will lead the program Tuesday at 730 pm in Friendship Hall with the topic Automation and Leisure. Mrs Glen Hudgins conducts the devotional and several members present talks on automation and church roles.
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Merlin Brown
A. J. Tolley
Freddie Smith
Vertebrae spines partly outside their tees described
The description notes that the backbone spine segments protrude beyond the tee line as the vertical vertebrae are covered with skin.
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Bill Goad
Jody
Tracy Hylton
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Hershel Cook
Ivan Wilcox
Norma Bailey
Delores Vaught
Tammy Sluss
Neely
West Virginia
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Metropolitan Life
Econo-Matic
America
Ivan D. Halsey
Mgr
Kanawha Street
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Janice Wise
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R. D. Watts Insurance
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