Garden club leaders discuss future projects at Appalachian meeting
The 1972 Appalachian District meeting in Oak Hill focused on youth and environment under the theme Youth and Our Environment of Tomorrow. District director Wanda Farrish opened proceedings as club presidents shared achievements and plans, with talks by state officials and a call to expand the People and Their Environment program in West Virginia classrooms.
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Oak Hill
White Oak Country Garden
Wanda B. Farrish
Howard E. Hall
Beckley
White Sulphur Springs
Webster County
George F. Fordham
Mack Shumate
John T. Tuckwiller
Garden News
National Gardener Magazine
Patterson
All
State Garden Club
West Virginia
James Lively
Laurel ‘Garden Club
L. L. Hutsell
Mount Vernon
Ohio
Henry L. Walker
Beaver
Columbine
Fernwood
Flowering Hills
Highland
Mountain Top
Plymosia
Primrose
Rural Acres
Woodcliff
Cowen
Rosebud
Garden Study Club of
Fayetteville
Wandilla Garden Club
Montgomery Garden Department of Woman’s Club
Gauley
Gauley Bridge
Mount Hope
Glen Jean
Laurel
Woodland
Woodland Oaks
Castle Rock
Nicholas
Scarbro
Mount Azalia
Mount Lake
Rockefeller Rally Draws About 500 in Fayette Fayetteville
About 500 people heard John D. Rockefeller IV at the Fayette City Courthouse on Saturday night as he contrasted his stance with Gov. Arch A. Moore Jr. Supporters included Pat Hamilton for State Senate and Howard Carson. Rockefeller urged growth, industry and safe mines while calling himself a true West Virginian. A separate item notes Mount Hope won federal matching funds for a radar speed unit plus training to enforce speed limits.
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Fayetteville
John D. Rockefeller IV
Fayette City
Arch A. Moore Jr
Ralph Williams
Greenbrier County
Pat Hamilton
State Senate
George McGovern
Tom Winner
Howard Carson
Rockefeller
Red Star
Hill Top
Moore
West
Mount Hope
Governor’s Highway Safety Administration
Police Traffic Services
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
James R. Stuppio
Harry Potter
Moimt Hopé
Frank
Coplin
West Virginia
Lively Family News and Regional Visits Highlight Local Notes
Pax PAX visiting at Lively with Mrs Delia Lively and Hazel plans a weekend with Carl Lively of Linville Virginia. Other family visits include Hart Lively of St Albans and Rev Bobby Brock in West Virginia for a revival October 30 to November 5 at Clear Fork Advent Christian Church.
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Pax
Lively
Delia Lively
Hazel
Carl Lively
Linville
Washington
West Virginia
Clear Fork
Cecil Stephens
Stephens
Stevie Holstein
Steve Holstein
Packs Branch
Beckley Appalachian Regional Hospital
J. E. Lively
Quinwood
Ira Stover
Rupert
Deema Lilly
Criss ‘Lively
Insurance Discussed At Club Meeting Mount Hope Lions
Mount Hope Lions Club president Bill Harless welcomed five guest speakers at the Thursday night meeting at the Chestnut Circle clubhouse. Speakers included John H. Kelly state treasurer Gary F. Spencer West Virginia Public Employes Insurance Board Marvin H. Black Anthony S. Usbenik and Robert H. Slack. Ladies Night was announced for November 16 with about 50 members and guests present.
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Mount Hope
ANS
Bill Harless
Mount Hope Lions Club
Chestnut Circle
John H. Kelly
Gary F. Spencer
West Virginia
Public Employes Insurance Board
Marvin H. Black
Anthony S. Usbenik
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Robert H. Slack
West Virginia Public Employes
Thacker-Elswick Engagement Planned for November
Judy Carol Thacker of Mullensville announces plans to wed James H. Elswick of Cavel. She is a 1967 Oceana High School graduate and an aide at Oceana High School. He is a 1968 Richwood High School graduate employed by Owens Machinery in Pineville. The November 10 ceremony will be at 7 p.m. at the bride’s parents home with Rev. Harry Stevens officiating.
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Mullens
Grover Thacker
Mullensville
Judy Carol
James H. Elswick
James Elswick
Cavel
Miss Thacker
Oceana High School
Wyoming County Board of Education
Elswick
Richwood High School
Owens ‘Machinery
Pineville
Harry Stevens
Mullens High School hosts Woodland Garden Club meeting
Mrs Woodrow Cook explains Mullens High School job training program at the Woodland Garden Club gathering held at the MHS Home Economics Demonstration House. Volunteers teach hospital aides and other roles. both boys and girls join. prizes awarded for horticulture displays. books and a kit distributed to support activities.
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MHS
Woodland GC
Mullens
Woodrow
Mullens High School
Woodland Garden
Home Economics Demonstration House
Births Recorded At WG Hospital Mullens
Birth announcements from Wyoming General Hospital Mullens list three newborn boys. David Lee Workman was born Oct. 16 to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lee Workman Itmann weighing eight pounds ten and a half ounces. James Michael Hall arrived Oct. 19 to Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Lee Hall Oceana at six pounds ten ounces. Joseph P. Donald Osborne was born Oct. 20 to Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Douglas Osborne New Richmond at three pounds fifteen and a half ounces.
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Mullens
Wyoming General Hospital
Robert Lee Workman
Itmann
David Lee
Ann Marie Oboikowitch
Clarence’ Lee Hall
Oceana
James Michael
Anna
Rose.Estepp
Nathan Douglas Osborne
New Richmond
Ioseph P. Donald
Doreen Frances
Bear crosses border into Italy after chase in Yugoslav forests
Hunter Antonio Vitalli said a bear tracked in the forests of Slovenia fled into Italy on Monday, forcing him and companions to abandon the pursuit as it crossed the border into the Italian frontier. The event occurred near Nova Gorica in northern Yugoslavia.
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Nova Gorica
Yugoslavia
Italy
Antonio
Vitalli
Slovenia
Adolescence in the chimpanzee begins around age seven
A study notes chimpanzees enter adolescence at roughly seven years old. It highlights behavioral changes and developing social roles as youths mature within troop groups. The finding helps compare primate development with human adolescence.
BYF plans Halloween party at Mullens church
The Mullens Highland Avenue Baptist Church hosts a youth fellowship program led by Mrs. James Musser and Frank Blackwell. After a program titled The Universal Green Christ plans for a Halloween Party at 6 p m on October 2 were discussed.
Suede and Leather Trim Jackets Create Ultra Feminine Suits
The fashion item features jackets cut like baseball warmups paired with matching skirts. Available in suede with leather trim or leather with suede trim, the new suit elevates beyond casual wear.
Doctors Recommend Anacin For Pain Relief
Doctors dispense over fifty million Anacin tablets each year for headaches dental pain and minor aches. The tablet contains pain relievers favored by physicians and is advertised as easing colds flu arthritis and tension without stomach upset.
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Tors
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Appalachian District Gardeners
George Mills
Montgomery Garden Club
J. E. Lewis
Lewis
T. C. Sims
Fayette
County Garden Council
Ito
Fees
Lackey Miller
Carole Foglesong
C. V. Stewart
George Biggs
Newsome
Lloyd Cook
Carl Moran
Stone
Ted Robinette
Thrasher
Toler
K. D. Price
Glen McKinney
Lewis Bolen
Perry Cook
WG Hospital
Pew
Santa Claus
Power CO
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