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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1961
Page
6
The Mullens High School Tri-Hi-Y club officers are front row Kathie Jo Snyder president Libby Welch vice president Lula Rinehart secretary and back row Mary Robertson treasurer and Anna Gail Sclater chaplain as shown in the group photo.
Mullens Chamber of Commerce will sponsor a Christmas parade on Friday November 24 the day after Thanksgiving. Mayor Woodrow Cook and Gordon Skidmore will arrange plans with the G C Murphy store. The chamber will again sponsor a home decorating contest with cash prizes judges by Beta Sigma Phi.
Sunday afternoon visitors included Mr and Mrs Clare Brooks their son Raymond and daughter-in-law Jarvey Brooks Bob Also arriving Saturday morning from Chicago were Mr and Mrs Warren Cannady and their children Cindy and Randolph to visit Andrew Reid and sister Joan Carol Arich, visiting James Tilley family from Cleveland Ohio Gladys Lambert and Betty Cook and children from Koppers Town visited Monday and Tuesday respectively
Hosie Griffin of Franklin Pennsylvania is visiting his son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Paul Sey ler and a family in Crowley Worrell Addition. Harold Metz and children Jane Mike and Sally of Pineville visit Mrs Marie Metz in Shinnston.
Jack Feller proposed tying the event to the city 50th anniversary next year while Ray Wells reported on the Mul lens area brochure noting progress and awaiting several未completed developments. He promised a complete progress report soon.
Miss Kaye Gilliam of Collins High School served as a panelist at the West Virginia Student Council Association gathering held at Jackson's Mill October 22 to 24. The meeting drew 81 member schools and about 300 overall participants with the theme YOUth. R. C. Wooton of the US Information Agency delivered the keynote on how student councils can join Friends for America.
R N S reports R D Vaught son of Mr and Mrs Rufus Vaught Ravencliff was honored on his 15th birthday with a party at home Saturday. Games were played and refreshments served to Linda Lafferty Frankie Acord Jeanette Vaught Damon Clay Sharon McGraw Joyce Stewart Francine Brooks Tyrone Fleming Glen Fork Frances Lafferty Annia Milam Bernard Lafferty Mike McGraw John Perry Hassell Hurley and Kenny Hughes.
Mrs. Mae Cooper, retired postmaster, was guest of honor at a farewell shower in the Cooper Memorial Church near Windom. Hostesses were Miss Silas Brooks, Mrs. Fred Stewart and Mrs. Harry Pendry as attendees from the Marianna Wyoming area gathered prior to Cooper's move to Florida. Oak Hill WSCS Week of Prayer program featured a Quiet Day in the Youth Chapel with WSCS leadership, prayers, meditations, and a ceremonial burning of personal faults in a brass pot as part of Christian growth activities.
Edna is misnamed as selfish and mean for fearing damage to a checkerboard. Her mother errs in labeling a sensible fear, teaching Verbal misnaming as wrong. The piece argues that all human judgment can err and rejects rigid moral labeling of children.
Back row from left Buddy Perry secretary Butch Lilly president Billy Stewart vice president. Front row left Floyd Canterbury chaplain Bobby Hall treasurer.
Two circles of the First Methodist Church in Pineville met Tuesday. The Emma Johnson Circle gathered at 1 p.m. in East Pineville with a program by Mrs. C. E. Richner on the Week of Prayer and Self Denial. A business session led by Mrs. Mae S. Belcher reviewed the December bazaar and planned the Methodist Men's Club dinner. The Luna Worrell Circle met at 7:30 p.m. in Mrs. John S. Lambert’s home with the Week of Prayer and Self Denial program and a brief business led by Mrs. Harold Metz. Next month’s meetings were scheduled in the homes of Mrs. Lewis and Mrs. Goode. Refreshments were served to several attendees.
Mt Hope area residents welcomed weekend visitors including Tom Kochinsky a Concord College freshman son of Mr and Mrs Joe Kochinsky and Louis Stella Kilsyth and Jimmy Skeens Mount Hope returned to Washington D C after visiting local families Steve Myers grandson of Mrs P A Taggart returned home from Oak Hill Hospital after an appendectomy Anna Mae Adkins Lackland AFB Tex visiting her foster parents and preparing to report to Barksdale AFB La O L Blake Park Heights Addition has returned home after days of treatment at Oak Hill Hospital.
Varney Cline American Legion Auxiliary Unit 133 sponsors a public Halloween masquerade dance October 28 at 9 p.m. in the Pineville Legion Hall. Music will be recorded. Proceeds fund Christmas baskets for needy veteran families in the Pineville area.
A lively family reunion Sunday gathered at the home of Mrs. Anna Lively. All children attended, including Oran Lively of Houston Texas. Leslie Lively and children Teddy and Alan of Oceana. Homer Lively and Beverly of Montgomery. Tracy Lively and children Jane Ellen and David of Lively. Donald Lively of Oak Hill. French Davis. Ralph Jackson and Peg and Marty of Beck.
A new adult sewing class will be organized at Mullens High School Monday at 7 p m instructed by Mrs Woodrow Cook. A winter dress will be demonstrated. Only women who have taken the Bishop Method skirt and blouse class are eligible to enroll. Women interested should contact Mrs Cook at her home for more information.
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