Hining Brown Rites In Cyclone Neon Moonshine Tale
Miss Joyce Faye Brown wed Don ald L Hining seaman first class in a candlelight Gospel Mission Church ceremony in Cyclone Aug 25 The couple plans to reside in Norfolk Virginia where he is stationed in the Navy The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs James Morrill Brown and the groom is son of Mr and Mrs Orrin Hining The reception clothing and whisky still references are noted in the fragmentary account
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Norfolk
Navy
Cyclone
Joyce Faye Brown
Donald L. Hining
Gospel Mission Church
Anthony Flemings
Lexington, KY
Sheriff Church
Walker
Paul Davis
James Morrill Brown
Isjfair
Orrin
Hinning
Detroit
Mich
Oceana High School Enrollment Increases
Oceana High School enrollment rose by 15 students to 608 with 182 freshmen, the largest class in history. Principal Ronald Lee Cook announced six new teachers, added courses in French, geometry and trig, and a faculty and student council support team organized by Laura Hinchman and B L Morgan. Band enrollment reached 44 with new uniforms ordered.
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Oceana
RNS
Oceena High School
Ronald Lee Cook
Margie Adams
Pineville
Wendell Harless
Hanover
Gerald Short
Clear Fork
Argylee Beane Smith
Wenzel Angel
Francis Whelan
Robert Knight
Laura Hinchman
B. L. Morgan
Jennings Barrett
Kenneth Maze
BettylYeck
Frances Whelan
Maxine Barrett
Argylee Smith
Morgan
Paul Greer
Gene Gilliland
Miss Hinchman
Cook
Sheriff Boies Declines Help From Two Prospective Jail Helpers
In Phoenix two laymen offered to run a police station and requested permission to supervise inmates in the jail. Sheriff Boies declined the offer, saying he would rely on his existing jail system. the note suggested no daytime clubs or activities. Enrollment at Oceana Grade School No. 1 rose slightly. Two jailers are 13 and 10 years old.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Boies
Nannie
Oceana
No. 1
Hollis
Brooks
Sheriff Boies
Mrs. Brooks Feted With Stork Shower
At the Oceana Presbyterian Educational Building Mrs. Hollis Brooks was honored with a stork shower hosted by several ladies. The event featured games and prizes, with many attendees and a long list of ending attendees named.
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Mrs. Brooks
Oceana
RNS
Oceana Presbyterian
Hollis Brooks
Lonnie Philyaw
Harold Tracy
Carroll Brooks
Jamie Brooks
Phillip Roach
Fred’ Brooks
Jerry Shannon
W. 5. Easter
Mildred Easter
Nonah Shannon
Mildred Walker
Sadie Compton
Roy Brown
Opal Goode
Willis Acord
Doyle Cook
Powell Brooks
Melda Reid
Merilie Cooper
Ronald Lee Roach
G. J. Lewis
Lawrence Worrell
James B. Murray
Susan Brown
Argel Cozort
Rubye Ford
Kethel Stewart
Glenna Brooks
Hettie Margaret Hatfield
Mrs V Hale Funeral Today in Whitesville Baptist Church
Funeral services for Mrs Virginia Hale were held at 1 p.m. at Whitesville Baptist Church with Rev C E Stump officiating. Burial followed at Tyler Mountain Manory Garden Cemetery in Charleston. She died at 6 a.m. Sunday from bulbar polio after delivering a son in Madison and was survived by her husband Thomas Hale Jr two sons Donna Lucille a sister and two brothers in Indiana. The body came from Keller Funeral Home in Dunbar to Sylvester.
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Sylvester
Virginia Hale
Whitesville Baptist Church
C. E. Stump
Tyler Mountain Manory Garden
Chaleston
Wate
Charleston
Glover Clinic
Madison
Hearing Today For Wyo Men in Coal Mountain Quarrel
Two Coal Mountain neighbors face hearings after a quarrel sparked by their children. Tom Rowe, age unknown, was jailed in Wyoming County on a felonious wounding charge for striking Daniel Carver with a mine prop. Carver, 27, required nine stitches for a head wound and was treated at Welch Hospital before release.
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Coal Mountain
RNS
Tom Rowe
Wyoming County
Pineville
Rowe
Daniel Carver
Carver
Ira Jackson
Welch
Boone Clerk records list several land transfers in county
The Boone County Clerk recorded transfers from several buyers to multiple sellers across Crook, Scott, Sherman and Washington Districts. Amounts range from about 500 to 9 000 dollars for parcels on creeks and town additions, including Turtle Creek and Ferndale.
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Danville
Scott District
Hobart
Lizzie Ball
Junior
June Dent
Hewett Creek
Washington
Gilbert Cantley
Howard Cantley
Cantleys Branch
H. T
Lizzie Tincher
Oral
Louise Hutchinson
Ferndale
Sherman
J. C. McVey
H. G. Shaffer
Harold and
Lenora Dishman
Turtle Creek
Noah
Emma Dolin
Lola Ninkle
Rocky Creek
C. E. Hall
Cecil
Ina Peters
Jarrels Branch
Crook
Dennie
Trudy Smith
Virgil
Betty Spurlock
Branham Heights
Marlin
Virginia Harless
Jack
Madeline Green
Beaver Pond Creek
Dell
Vennie White
Elgie
Buryl
Rosellie
Robert
Hilda Miller
Virginia Williams
Emiice Rose
Alfred
Martha Miller
Seolt
W. F
Alvina Pioch
C. W
Wilma Hoffman
Pritchard City
Whitesville
Jess
Myrtle Jewell
Ralph
Ida Hill
J. H
Marie Monk
Helen Monk
Lick Creek
Feytona
Leonal
Victoria Buzzard
Henry Massey
Phipps
Seth
Newlyweds Balks Reside in Jacksonville After Pineville Wedding
Newlyweds Daniel Balk and Sandra Cook Balk married Saturday at Cook Memorial Baptist Church in Pineville. Rev Norman Morgan officiated. The bride, daughter of Moody and Cook, wore a white sheath dress with eyelet overskirt. The groom is son of Clark and unspecified Ball of Pineville. Out-of-town guests included Shelby Tolliver and Gwendolyn Box among others.
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Pineville
Rns
Daniel Balk
Jacksonville
Fla
Cook Memorial Baptist Church
Norman Morgan
Sandra Cook
Moody ‘Cook
New Richmond
Ball
Clark Ball
James Lyons
Ea Joimson
Marilyn McCoy
Pineville High School
Concord College
Athens
St. Regis Paper Co
Shelby Tolliver
Dott
Gwendolyn Box
Washington, D. C
Ruth Michel
Alexandria, Va
Regional Meet Slated Oct 4 At Memorial Auditorium
Oak Hill Spade and Trowel Garden Club and Garden Study Club meet to plan the regional gathering set for October 4 at Memorial Auditorium. J R McDonald of Oak Hill spoke, displaying color slides on landscaping, award exhibits, festive displays, and scenery.
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Fayetteville
RNS
Oak Hill
Spade and Trowel Garden Club
Garden Study Club
Memorial Auditorium
G. W. Bock
J. R. McDonald
Oak Hill Club
J. H. Allen
H. F. Frazier
Delaney Caldwell
Fletcher Arritt
J. K. Whitlock
Fayette County Fair
Gladys Bary
Arritt
Colcord Community Notices and Social Events
Colcord hosting guests of Mr and Mrs Guy Jarrell includes Miss Gladys Parker from Fayetteville. Choir rehearsal set for Thursday 7 p.m. at Home School Chapel. Presbyterian meetings resume Saturday in Prenter. Junior Boys Class camping at Joe's Creek. Families from Dayton Columbus Huntington Beckley and others visit Colcord. Induction notice for Glen Harrison Pettry. Am Eagle birth and visits noted.
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Colcord
RNS
Guy Jarrell
Gladys Parker
Fayetteville
Colcord Presbyterian
Mountain State Presbyterian Men's Council
Presbyterian
Prenter
Wilson Walker
Joe’s Creek
Robert Crome
C. Paden
Col.con
Sandy Soto
Beckley
Dan Hatfield
Elizabeth
Huntington
Lawrence Poteet
Columbus
Ohio
Mat Polech
Aneagt
Cord
Doris Jean Fraley
William Butler
S. L. Peltry
Charleston
Ben Thompson
Dean ‘Thompson
Polly
Glen Harrison Pettry
Beckley Center
Mobile Homes Satellite Quality at Submarine Prices
Portland AP reports an ad using modern design touts satellite quality for house trailers with submarine price appeal. The ad mirrors the era’s marketing language and showcases portable living options.
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Portland, Maine
Officers Destroy Moonshine Still in Wyoming County Blast
Police and a federal agent blew up a large moonshine operation in a Black Fork Bowers Ridge thicket. Fourteen sticks of dynamite wrecked a copper boiler and 12 steel barrels holding 600 gallons of mash plus 30 gallons of moonshine. The outfit included a copper worm and thumping keg. operators fled and lay low after detection.
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Outfit
Wyoming County
Andrick
Black Fork
Bowers Ridge
Ameagle Girls Feted With Farewell Party
The Ameagle Presbyterian Church hosted a joint farewell party for Miss Peg By Jill Stover Miss Doris Buel Stover and Mr and Mrs John Conkle. Attendees included mothers relatives and church members. The 1958 Clear Fork High School graduates Doris worked in Washington D C and Peg studied at Morris Harvey College Both plan to enroll at Glenville State Teachers College. Carol Heiss the three time world champion figure skater trained at Michigan State arena each summer.
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Ameagle
ANS
Ameagle Presbyterian Church
Peg- By
Jill Stover
Doris Buel Stover
John Conkle
James Stover
Grace Thompson
Phyllis Honaker
Doris Walker
Carol Walker
Lacy Thompson
Shirley Webb
Mary Conkle
Yorta Conkle
Nancy Stover
Junior Thompson
Randal Conkle
John Ralfs
D. F. Hamilton
Clear Fork High School
Doris
Washington, D. C
Pegey
Morris Harvey College
Glenville State Teachers College
Carol Heiss
Michigan State
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