Awards Given At Fayetteville High Assembly
Six Fayetteville High School students received Educational Development certificates at a 10 a.m. assembly in the Fayette County Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Building. Guidance counselor Miss Tommie Lee Dove presented awards for top spring National Educational Development Tests performance, with ninth graders in the 90th percentile or higher and tenth graders in the 91st percentile or higher. Scores covered English, social studies, math, science and word usage, with profiles used to compare student performance nationally.
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Fayetteville
ANS
Fayette High School
Fayette County Soldiers and Sailors Memorial
Tommie Lee Dove
Educational
Science Research Associates, Inc
Chicago
Halloween Party Held For Classes at Church
The Methodist Church in Long Branch hosted a Friday night Halloween party for the Intermediate and Junior classes in the church auxiliary room. Teachers Mrs. George Shuck and Mrs. N F Walkup led the juniors and Mrs A W Pettry and Mrs Clare Williams the intermediates. Prizes went to Gracie Bailey Jon Frazier Gary and Rita Turner Jimmie Pettry Mike Walkup Ann Taylor and Wanda Winston with many students and guests in attendance.
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PAX
RNS
Methodist Church
Long Branch
George Shuck
N. F. Walkup
A. W. Pettry
Clare Williams
Gracie Bailey
Jon Frazier
Gary
Rita Turner
Jimmie Pettry
Mike Walkup
Ann Taylor
Wanda Winston
Robert Pettry
Brenda Hall
Jerry
Lois
Christy
Sharon Donnell
Colin
Lynn Craddock
Barbara
Donna
Martha Brown
Brenda
Carol
Judy Pritt
Rita
Sharon Wingrove
Junie Weeks
Kay Stover
Dianne Aliff
Patricia Bailey
Jeanie Aaron
David Wilmuth
David Hamilton
Gail Turner
Wanda Sue Williams
Hugh Weeks
Beckley
PTA Hears Talk On Sanitation In Mullens
The Iroquois Stephenson PTA met at the Grade School with president Ted Belcher presiding A sanitation talk was given by a Payagen Health Department spokesman and a department film shown The devotional was led by Aubrey Conley Mrs E S Elliott and Miss Mary Lou Thompson rooms tied for first in the room count with 19 parents each The PTA voted to meet the last Wednesday of each month Refreshments were served by the Middletown and Stephenson committee groups
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PTA
Middletown and
Stephenson
Mount Hope Weekend Guests Visit Local Families
Mr. Hope Mount Hope and Mrs. J. D. Smith with son Jeffery of Cleveland Ohio spend the weekend with Layland Ayers family and plan visits to Henry Miller and Luie Stuch. Erskine Caperton visits his father E M Caperton. he attends West Virginia University. Robert Angove is recuperating at home after surgery at Stevens Clinic Welch.
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Mount Hope
Rns
J. D. Smith
Jeffery
Cleveland
Ohio
Layland Ayers
Henry Miller
Luie Stuch
Erskine Caperton
E. M. Caperton
West Virginia University
Robert Angove
Stevens Clinic
Welch
Three Suits Filed In Pineville Circuit Court
Grace Hospital sues Rommie Brows and spouse for 865.05 in Wyoming Circuit Court with Samuel Solins as plaintiff’s attorney. Virginia Peters sues Dewey and Edith Viars for 410.08 over a June 1 Route 52 accident near Pinnacle Rock in Mercer County, Kingdon and Kingdon represent the plaintiff. Bailey Lumber Co. sues Harry and Ruth Young of Corinne for 450.24 for goods. The note on Plankton ends with a biological aside about marine life serving as fish food.
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Pineville
Rns
Grace Hospital
Wyoming
Rommie Brows
Samuel Solins
Virginia Peters
Dewey
Edith Viars
Pinnacle Rock
Mercer County
Kingdon and
Kingdon
Bailey Lumber Co
Harry and
Ruth Young
Corinne
Jones Mullins Wedding Read In Home Rites
Miss Carol Lee Jones and Aretus James Mullins wed at a Scarbro home in a 7 30 p m double ring ceremony read by Rev William Johnson. The bride wore violet and the couple will reside in Oak Hill. Additional engagement news for Linda Cox and Lowell Perkins and plans for a November open church wedding are noted.
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William Johnson
Scarbro
The
Baptist Church
Judy Jones
Beckley
Alexandria Doris
James Evans
Oak Hill
Collins High School
G. C. Murphy Co
Evans Home Improvement
James Floyd Cox
Linda Louise
Lowell Ardin Perkins
J. Elbert Perkins
Charleston
Rev Perkins
Mount Hope
Johnson Circle Meets Pineville First Methodist Church
The Emma Johnson Circle of the First Methodist Church of Pineville met Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. Pete Morgan's home. Mrs. Harold Griffith led the program and the group discussed the Week of Prayer and Self Denial. They reminded members of the Christmas bazaar on December 3 at the church. Attendees included Mrs. Vaughan Stewart, Mrs. John Thomas, Mrs. D. W. Hollinger, guest, Mrs. Nell Martin, new member, Mrs. E. D. Stroeheckler, Mrs. William Lewis, Mrs. Claude Pancake, Mrs. Mae Belcher, and Mrs. George Bodden. The next meeting will be at Mrs. William Lewis's home.
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Pineville
RNS
Emma Johnson
First Methodist Church of
Pete Morgan
Harold Griffith
Vaughan Stewart
John Thomas
D. W. Hollinger
Nell Martin
Go-Cart Races Raise Over $500 for Collins Stadium Fund
Oak Hill Junior Chamber of Commerce will donate over $500 to Collins High School to support the stadium bond fund from Sunday go-cart races sponsored by the Sund ay group. About 1,200 attendees heard President Floyd Warrick praise area clubs. Winners received trophies from Nina Burgess Homecoming queen. racing results include Class A Bill Via, Class Super A Dan Wort s, Class B1 Bill Jones, Class B2 Bryan Dunlap, Class C Bill Jones, single engine John Frazier. Second place finishers were Orvel Stover and Reva Massey. Four-year-old R V Via earned a trophy for exhibiting a small alaskan go cart.
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OAK Hill
RNS
Collins High School
Oak Hill Junior Chamber of Commerce
Stadium
Sunda Group
Floyd Warrick
Warrick
Nina Burgess
Collins High
Bill Via
Bradley
Dan Worts
Bill Jones
Bryan Dunlap
Dunbar
John Frazier
Larry Massey
Ansted
Eesti
Week of Prayer ends at Oceana Methodist Church
The closing program of the Week of Prayer and Self Denial met at Oceana Methodist Church with Mrs. Drewey Mitchell as leader. Speakers included Mrs. Jennings Barrett on Wesley Community Center San Antonio Texas and Mrs. Art Carter on Audio Vision Program Around the World. An offering for foreign missions was taken. Hostesses were Mrs. Thomas H. Evans Mrs. Hugh Miller and Mrs. H. K. Meredith. Several attendees and guests joined including Mrs. C. H. Rutledge of Beckley visiting her daughter.
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Oceana
RNS
Oceana Methodist Church
Drewey Mitchell
Jennings Barrett
Wesley Community Center
San Antonio
Texas
Art Carter
Wanna Cook
International Missionary Service
B. L. Morgan
Thomas H. Evans
Hugh Miller
H. K. Meredith
E. G. Shannon
Richard Atwell
Pauline Mayhew
Arthur Bostic
Ray Shannon
Harlan Ellenburg
Mitchell
C. H. Rutledge
Beckley
UNICEF Drive Slated By Oak Hill Churches
Oak Hill churches sponsor UNICEF donations tonight with youth groups from Oak Hill and Calvary Baptist Churches and Oak Hill Methodist Church guiding child donors through the collection in support of the United Nations fund.
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Unicef
Oak Hill Churches
Oak Hill
RNS
United Nations Fund
Calvary Baptist
Oak Hill Methodist Church
Black Magic Speaker Delights Mullens Club
Norfolk and Western Better Service Club welcomes Prince E Thornton of Appalachian Power Roanoke as guest speaker at Mullens High School on Black Magic. He outlined coal industry rise, its link to electricity and railroads, noting 80 percent of Norfolk and Western Railway revenue from coal. Attendance nears 250 with prizes and refreshments served after.
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Mullens
BNS
Prince E. Thornton
Appalachian Power Co
Roanoke
Norfolk and Western Better Service Club
Mullens High School
Woodrow Cook
Norfolk and Western Railway
Joliet
Mississippi River
Cole
Virginia
Hobart L. Scott Jr
New River Division
Frank Caldwell
Fayette Area Conservation Class Tours Fayetteville
Ward Ashford of the Soil Conservation Service led a Fayetteville farm tour for a West Virginia Institute of Technology conservation class. Instructor Mildred Keeney and students visited the L. C. Riner farm at Gatewood and the E. N. Winston farm at Kincaid to study on site conservation practices.
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Fayetteville
RNS
Ward Ashford
Soil Conservation
Thursay
West Virginia Institute of Technology
Mildred Keeney
Ashford
Memorial Auditorium
L. C. Riner
Gatewood
E. N
Winston
Kincaid
New COLONAID laxative claims three way relief
An aging colon leads to dry stagnant waste and constipation. COLONAID is promoted as a three part solution that moisturizes waste, retones colon muscles, and gently stimulates lower colon reflexes. The ad asserts overnight relief and safety for expectant mothers with no nutrient interference, priced at 43 cents.
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Colonaid
CoLtonarp
CoLoNamp
WSCS Circles View Mullens Meetings Tuesday
The Womens Society of Christian Service at the First Methodist Church Mullens will hold its regular monthly meetings Tuesday. All circles meet at 7 30 p.m except Circles 7 and 8 which gather at 2 p.m. Hostesses and circle leaders are listed with addresses.
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Mullens
RNS
Womens Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Sam Fogelsong
Moran Ave
J. O. Canterbury
Guyandotte Ave
Lillian Lynch
Advocate
Andrew Tolley
Highland Ave
R. N. Smith
Lusk Ave
Perry Cook
Buren Toler
O'Dell Cook
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Mr. Hope
Washington
Perkins
Mount Hope High School
National Thespian Society
Clarke Floor Machine Company
Morgantown
Gross Lanes Dist
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Mrs. Aretus James Mullins
Johnson Circle
William Lewis
Collins
Jaycee
Backus
Judy Miners
Zed C
Caldwell
Walter Fisher
Dave Arnold
G. V. Duncan
C. H. Mencer
Bob Shumate
Kenneth Sluss
Judy Dixon
Johnny Edwards
Byron Farley
Donena J. Farmer
Shelia Fisher
Johnny Fowler
Janie Hoge
Collier Jennings
David Jennings
Debra Roach
John
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General Electric
Doy
IGETV
Raleigh County
Valley Drive
Evergl Giogongs
WSCS
la Follette
Congress
W. VA
Pol. Adv
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