Goals Of Special Education Discussed By Baptist Speaker
Mullens Elementary School special education teacher Rhonda Blankenship spoke at Highland Avenue Baptist Women about four goals: self realization good human relationships economic efficiency and civic responsibility. She described the DISTAR method Direct Instructional System for arithmetic reading and language as a structured approach for special education. The group discussed making cancer pads and planned to raise the topic with their circles. An Oct 24 fall rally at Northfork was announced with contact to Mrs Earnest Musser.
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Blankenship
Northfork
Earnest Musser
Reception Set For T. Hylton in Moose Club Ballrooms
Mullens friends hold a reception Sunday in the Moose Club ballroom from 1 pm to 3 pm honoring Tracy Hylton the Republican candidate for the ninth West Virginia Senate seat. Hylton is expected to speak briefly.
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Mullens
Tracy Hylton
Moose Club
West Virginia
Hylton
Hearing Held For Two Jail Escapees
Two Wyoming County Jail escapees appeared before Magistrate Faye Rose. Jerry Jackson 26 of Baileysville with petty larceny term was sentenced to six months. Clyde Parsons 45 of Davin jailed for forgery was bound over to the grand jury. They were captured near Brenton about 11 pm Tuesday, per Sheriff Harold Hatfield.
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Pineville
Wyoming County
Faye Rose
Jerry Jackson
Baileysville
Clyde Parsons
Davin
Brenton
Harold Hatfield
Youth in Revolt Screened at Matheny Church
The Matheny Church of God will show the film Youth in Revolt on Tuesday at 7 15 pm. Rev. Boyd England will present the movie and the public is invited. Pastor Rev R E Butler leads the church.
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Matheny
Church of God
Boyd England
R. E. Butler
National Career Guidance Week Scheduled Oct 22 28
Mount Hope principal James Casebolt announces the seventh National Career Guidance Week observed Oct 22 28. The theme Tomorrow Is Now stresses planning today for tomorrow's career choices amid changing work, with counselors nationwide aiding job and training opportunities.
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Mount Hope
James Casebolt
Mount Hope High School
Casebolt
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Mullens Officials Discuss Purchase of New Ditching Backhoe
Mullens City Council members met with reps from Dearing Brothers, General Tractor and Equipment, and West Virginia Tractor to discuss a backhoe purchase. They reviewed bucket size diesel and gas options, differential locks, roll over protection, and optional cabs with heater. Bids will be submitted November 1.
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Mullens
RNS
Tol
Dearing Brothers of Prosperity
General Tractor and Equipment I Co
Beckley
West Virginia Tractor and Engineer
Charleston
James Dearing
Dearing Brothers
Delbert Worley
Oscar England
Wiliam J. Brooks
Worley
Circle Drive
Kerri Williams Feted At Party
Kerri Dee Williams celebrated her sixth birthday with family at home. Guests included Mary Beth Church Cheri Hill Sarah Martin and many others. The Raggedy Ann themed party featured games prizes and a street sewer line issue discussed by Mullens and city officials.
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Leigh Ann Martin
Michelle Stevens
Melissa Friend
Lori Simmons
Mullens
Mary Beth Church
Alma Gays
Melissa Bailey
Jilly
Neely
Cheri Hill
Angelia
Occu- Church
Christina Church
Eastern Coal Corp announces Harris Kopperston Wharton personnel changes
Elmer L Murphy transfers to Kopperston as mine superintendent at No 1 and No 2 mines. Troy E Francis promoted to superintendent of Harris No 1 and No 2 at Bald Knob. Gary G Gallaher named assistant mine superintendent of Harris No 1 and No 2. Willis J Boshell promoted to general mine foreman succeeding Francis. Estil E White promoted to preparation plant foreman at Harris after John W Woods retires Oct 31.
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Pittsburgh
Eastern Associated Coal Corp
Harris, Kopperston
Wharton
Elmer L. Murphy
Kopperston
Murphy
Eastern
Harris
Bald Knob
Beckley
Troy E. Francis
Harris No
Francis
Oceana
Glen Fork
Recreation Commissioners
Opation
Adkins
Gary G. Gallaher
Hartis
Harris No. 1
No. 2
Gallaher
Concord College
Athens
Beckley College
Willis J. Boshell
Troy Francis
Boshell
Geraldine Manning
Estil E. White
Wharton Mines
White
John W. Woods
May Lou Poore
Barrett
Ruth Sarver Crowned Homecoming Queen at MJHS Mullens
Ruth Sarver daughter of Mr and Mrs James Sarver Mullens was crowned homecoming queen at the Mullens Junior High School game. Karen Mullins the 1971 queen assisted by Karen’s escorts and the Mullens band performed as a downtown parade and homecoming dance were planned Balancing details include nine grade level attendants and escorts from Mullens and surrounding areas
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RNS
Ruth ‘Sarver
James Sarver
Karen Mullins
Mullens High School
Ruth
Ricky Rezzonico
Bill Rezzonico
Frances Harris
Ruth Sarver
MJHS
John A. Robinson
Kevin Gregg
Kenneth Gregg
Cynthia Anderson
Cathy Stafford
DeAnn Smith
Belinda Cumby
Susan King
Terri Lea Phillips
Marvy Frances Campbell
Karen
Clara DeBoard
Catherine Stewart
Trick Or Treat Hours Announced At Mullens Council
Mullens city commissioners announced Halloween trick or treat hours from 6 30 p m to 9 p m on October 31.
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ANS
Puerto Rico Lottery Draws 19,473 Tax Free Prizes This Week
In a regular drawing the Puerto Rico lottery awards 19 473 tax free prizes. Three top prizes of 100 000 dollars and the lowest prize is the ticket cost. In four larger annual drawings top prizes reach 400 000 dollars and winners collectively exceed 36 7 million per drawing.
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UPI
Puerto Rico
Instruction Film For Poll Workers Slated In Wyoming
Pineville Wyoming County Court met to view an instructional film for upcoming election workers. The event is set for 7 pm October 21 in the county courtroom. The meeting also approved notary bonds, guardianships, executors, and appraisers for local estates and notices of various appointments.
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Wyoming
Pineville
Wyoming County Council On Aging, Inc
Lolder
Piney O’neal
Oceana
Glen Rogers
North Springs
Waco
W. W. Bailey
Thomas Smith
James R. Mink
Charlotte E. Minks
Cecille F. Newsome
Stephen Vickers
Donald E. Vickers
Frank 'N. L’gara
Jeanette” H. ‘Wilkinson
Thestate
Charles C. Holloway
Martha Browning
Danny Ray
Vaneda Browning
Ann C. Wilcox
Stone & Cook, Inc
Betty Rasnick
Jo Ann Rasnick
Eugene Cook
Beulah E. Cook
H. L. Hatfield
Halsey Bailey
D. G
Moler
Judy Lester
Jimmy Lyons
Mildred Brooks
Howard Brooks
G. W. Hines
James G. Brooks
Larry Scott
Maryland State House as Revolution’s hinge ends war
Annapolis notes that the Maryland State House served as national capital for nine months during the Continental Congress and hosted two endings of the American Revolution. Gen George Washington resigned his commission on December 23 1783 in the old senate chamber and on January 14 1784 Congress ratified the Treaty of Paris officially ending the war.
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Annapolis
Reunion for the Williams Family in Artie
ARTIE-Chriss Williams arrived Saturday from Ocean Side Calif and a Williams family reunion was held Sunday at the home of the mother Mrs. Macie Lee Williams. Attendees included Lawrence Williams and son Michael Beckley. Gentry Williams and sons Randy and Ricky and daughter Merida Beckley. Evaline Craft New York City. Connie Toney and sons Darrien and Brian Beckley. Billy Williams and children Craig Pammy Belva. David Williams and children Willie Lisa Julia Huntington. Jonathan Williams Sweeneysburg. Joseph Williams and son Stephenson Artie. Teddy Williams Beckley. Allen Higginbothand and daughter Angela Charleston.
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Chriss Williams
Ocean Side
Calif
Williams
Macie Lee Williams
Lawrence Williams
Michael
Beckley
Gentry Williams
Randy
Ricky
White Oak
Merida
Evaline Craft
New York City
Connie Toney
Darrien
Brian
Billy Williams
Craig and
Pammy
Belva
David Williams
Willie
Lisa
Julia
Huntington
Jonathan Williams
Sweeneysburg
Joseph Williams
Stephenson
Teddy Williams
Allen Higginbothand
Angela
Charleston
Unusual Leave Request Linked To Whale’s Woe
Private Gary Smart sought compassionate leave to visit a sick whale, not a relative. He had left Windsor Safari Park to join the army and hoped Ramu would eat again after his return.
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England
UPD
Gary Smart
Parachute Regiment
Smart
Windsor Safari Park
Ramu the Whale
Gary
Ramu
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