Nancy Wood and Paul Stover wed in Whitesville ceremony
In Whitesville at the Whitesville Baptist Church, Miss Nancy Louise Wood and Paul Stover exchanged nuptial vows in a 7:30 p.m. candlelit ceremony officiated by Rev. O. E. Stump. The couple, both with local roots, will reside in Whitesville following a reception at the Appalachian Building.
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Whitesville
Whitesville Baptist Church
Nancy Louise Wood
Paul Stover
Wood
John Wood
Stover
HR. E. Stover
Colcord
O. E. Stump
Bob Stina
Sam Putinsky
Kingman Mayor Pushes Secession Demand Over Road Decay
Kingman Arizona mayor E J McCarthy calls for secession from Arizona to join Nevada amid deplorable road conditions, saying local roads threaten progress and safety. The bold stance signals possible political pressure and municipal friction with state authorities.
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Kingman, Ariz A
E. J. McCarthy
Kingman
McCarthy
King' Sman
Arizona
Nevada
Oak Hill Man Listed In Fair Condition After Shooting Himself
Oak Hill man Darrell Duncan, 25, of 126 Richard Street, remained in fair condition at Oak Hill Hospital after a self-inflicted gunshot wound from a .22 caliber rifle. Patrolman Howard Tyree said he also had a neck cut and left arm injury believed to be from a razor. Duncan had just been released from a Virginia Veterans Hospital and was transported by Thomas Funeral Home ambulance.
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Howard Tyree
Darrell Duncan
Richard Street
Duncan
Tyree
Virginia
Thomas Funeral Home
V Day Planned at Whitesville Church Enrolment Drive
Whitesville First Baptist lines up V Day for the Sunday School enrolment drive. Last year the goal was 500 with 445 average attendance. this year the goal again 500 per Sunday. Special music and a quartet are planned for Sunday School at 10 a.m. and Church Services at 11 a.m.
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Whitesville
RNS
First Baptist Church of
Montcoal Scout Pack Tours Capital City
Montcoal Cub Scout Pack 181 visited Charleston and Kanawha Airport. Mrs P Carter filmed the trip for future meetings. Participants included Don Mathers Mrs Myrthe Meadows Regina Adkins and many Cubs who took plane rides. Den Mothers plan a follow up trip Charleston to Beckley.
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Montcoal
Charleston
Kanawha
P. Carter
Don Mathers
Myrthe Meadows
Regina Adkins
James Peters
Dale Webb
Sandra Carter
Billy Bailey
Donald Adkins
Roger Carter
Gayle Adkins
Icelanders Claim They're Winning Codfish Fight
AP report from Reykjavik says Icelanders claim victory in the codfish dispute with Britain. Coast Guard intercepted messages suggesting British trawlers tire of chase by Icelandic gunboats. Iceland extended waters to 12 miles. British vessels contest legality and Royal Navy protection abounds. Icelandic trawlers assert they must finish the seizure, while British and Icelandic sides clash over law and fishing rights.
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Reykjavik
Iceland
Britain
Coast Guard
Seventh Grade Return To Wyoming School Sparks Protest
Seventh grade pupils in the Wyoming area will attend Wyoming Elementary School this year, not Pineville High. Six seventh graders briefly enrolled at Pineville High before being sent back. Parents from Wyoming and Marianna protested at a school board meeting citing lack of band and physical education at Wyoming, with threats to keep children home if reassigned. Crowded Pineville High cited as reason to avoid teaching those subjects there.
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Pineville
RNS
Wyoming
Wyoming County
Jesse W. Morgan
Schoo
Marianna
Pineville High
Two-Man Golf Team To Represent Whitesville Lions Club
Whitesville Lions Club selects a two man golf team to compete in the West Virginia Golf Tourney set for September 14 at Hawks Nest. On September 20, president Bill Cook leads a four man delegation to the Lions Fall Conference at the Denier Boone Hotel in Charleston. Three delegates to the conference will be chosen at Tuesday’s Raleigh Grill meeting.
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Whitesville
RNL
Whitesville Lions Club
West Virginia
Hawks Nest
Bill Cook
Lions
Denier Boone Hotel
Charleston
Raleigh Grill
Ambulance Trip Serves Pineville Man After Fall
The Robertson-Foglesong ambulance from Pineville transported Dave Shields, 42, from his Baileysville home to Beckley Veterans Administration Hospital after he broke a leg in a slip on wet grass.
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Pineville
ANS
Robertson - Foglesong
Dave Shields
Baileysville
Beckley Veterans Administration Hospital
Shields
Boone County Education Association Holds Meet
The Boone County Education Association Executive Council met at the president Darlene Bradley's home and later at Scott High School. Agenda covered legislation sick leave burial fund and school census with a reception for new teachers and planning for three citizen area meetings at Ivan High School Scott High School and Sherman High School. Attendees included Wilmer E. Doss Ray Sherwood Retta Sanders Louise Rees Madier Miller Virginia Doss Edward Goodwin and Heyward Chambers along with many Boone County teachers.
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Scott High School
Sherman High School
Wilmer E. Doss
Ray Sherwood
Retta Sanders
Boone County
Louise Rees
Boone County Education Association
Madier Miller
BCEA
Virginia Doss
BSEA
Edward Goodwin
Van
Heyward Chambers
Mrs Pritchard rites set in Arnett Assembly of God
Funeral services for 87 year old Delilah Pritchard will be held at 2 p m Saturday in the Assembly of God Church Arnett with Rev Tollie Bonds officiating Burial will follow in Cooks Cemetery Arnett She died today in a Beckley hospital after a long illness Surviving are a daughter Mrs John Honaker Arnett three sons Ashford Dickens Twilight Glen Dickens Pine Knob and Leonard Dickens Arnett four sisters Mrs Ida Bond Rock Creek Mrs Nancy Green Bim Mrs Mary Jarrell and Mrs Sara Bailey both of Twilight The body will be taken to the home of Mrs John Honaker today by Armstrong Funeral Home Whitesville ENROLLMENT LISTED COLCORD Four schools in the Coal River area reported opening day enrollments Clear Fork High School 404 Colcord Elementary 71 Dorothy Elementary 1H Upper White Oak 10
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Whitesville
Delilah Pritchard
Assembly of God
Arnett
Tollie Bonds
Cooks Cemetery
Pritchard
Beckley
John Honaker
Ashford Dickens
Twilight
Glen’ ‘Dickens
Pine Knob
Leonard Dickens
Ida Bond
Rock Creek
Nancy Green
Bim
Mary Jarrell
Sara Bailey
Armstrong Funeral Home
Colcord
Coal River Area
Clear Fork High School
Dorothy
Upper White Oak
Was In Season ALBUQUERQUE Labor Dept Notes Pea Picker Shortage
In midsummer central New Mexico faced a notable shortage of pea pickers, according to the New Mexico Labor Department. The report highlights a seasonal labor squeeze affecting agriculture in the Albuquerque region.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Ernie Ford
New Mexico Labor Department
New Mexico
Possible Loss Of Family Trade Cover Up Las Vegas Nudes
In Las Vegas the nudist showgirl debate centers on harming the family vacation appeal. Operators argue nudity could drive away the family trade and turn the city into a honky tonk. Hotel leaders warn the couple and children market supports the casino.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Ben Goffstein
The
Riviera
Jack Entrader
the Sands
Retiring prosecutor humbles get rich quick schemes
Los Angeles-based veteran prosecutor Herman L. Atterberry, 70, who began his career in 1921, retires Monday after declaring you cannot cheat an honest man. He recalls convicts and a lone hearts club fraud that stole over 150000 from widows and spinsters, noting the California grand theft precedent for fraud by false promise. He and his wife will return to Tomkinsville, Kentucky.
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Los Angeles
Kentucky
Herman L. Atterberry
Banco
Arterberry
Atterbderry
Atterberry
Convic
Tion
California
Imogene
Tomkinsville
Bequest Divides 70 000 Estate To Local Groups In Roswell
Gus H. Winter died at 78 leaving 70000 to be shared with local civic and charitable groups over 30 years. His Christmas instruction directed the Masonic lodge to provide two sets of long underwear to needy elderly men in the area each year.
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Roswell
N. M
Gus H. Winter
Masonic Lodge
Desalination Advances Put Ocean Water into Fresh Supply
American researchers inch toward large scale fresh water from sea with five experimental plants approved. Cost estimates range from 2 to 3 dollars per thousand gallons. municipal use may wait for 50 to 60 cents per thousand. Methods include evaporation, solar heating, filtering, freezing, and chemical or electrical purification. membranes and electrical separation in development. scale removal remains a challenge.
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Rennie Taylor
Associated ‘Press
SAN Francisco
Congress
U. S. Interior Department
Office of
OSW
Taxed Food Sparks Outcry From West Virginia Buyer
A Huntington resident Thomas R. Haynes protests taxes on food saying such levies hurt families with tight budgets and urge applying new taxes to luxuries instead of essentials. He calls the home drinks tax unfair and asks readers to join the West Virginia Grocery Trades Taxpayers Association in Huntington for action.
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Thomas R. Haynes
Waverly Rd
Huntington
W. Va
Us Today
West Virginia Grocery Trades Taxpayers Association
P. O. Bor
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Ted Stover
David Wood
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Teemer Rewerias
ORLON
Hershey
ASE
Oak Hill
Oak Hill Hospital
Capital City
St. Paul, Minn
Minnepolis
Toney-Stover
Clear Creek
Mary Toney Sawyer
Alice Carter
Harriet ‘Stover
Abbie Moses
Frank Stover
Adem Toney
Bruce Wright
Virgie Stover
Walter Breedlove
Goffstein
Entratter
Sands
DuPont Co
ACE Auto
3Rd Ave
Bailey’s Discount House
Bailey
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Kay’s Drug Store
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