WCTU Chairmen Named At Year s First Meet
Mount Hope WCTU held its first year meeting in the Fellowship Hall of Mount Hope Baptist Temple with re elected president Mrs. Hattie Bennett presiding. Devotional reading by Mrs. Luther A Lewallen urged members to study Union Signal articles and to write Gov. Hulett Smith thanking him for his stand on no alcoholic beverages in state parks. Plans outlined for Beckley Veterans Hospital visit September 22 and a pie drive from Mount Hope churches. Dinner set for October 13 at Kilsyth Free Will Church Auxiliary Hall with a planning meeting led by Mrs. Lewallen. District Convention scheduled October 20 at Mount Hope temple. prayers ended the session.
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Mount Hope
ANS
Mount Hope Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Fellowship Hall
Mount Hope Baptist Temple
Hattie Bennett
Kyle Spade
Luther A. Lewallen
Union Signal
Lewallen
Hulett Smith
Beckley Veterans Hospital
Kilsyth Free Will Church
Spade
Greer
Joyce Spade
Bennett
George Ramey
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Helen Greer
Christian Outreach
Ohio Quartet To Sing At Mullens Church
The Crownsmen Quartet of Roanoke Virginia will perform at Church of God Mullens on September 10 at 7 30 p m The pastor is Rev John R White The quartet includes Don Leake Claude Camp Larry Lilly and Bob Bandy with pianist Bob Hale Bandy a former Mullens resident
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Mullens
RNS
Crownsmen
Roanoke
Church of God
Lusk Avenue
John R. White
Don Leake
Claude Camp
Larry Lilly
Bob Bandy
Bob Hale
Bandy
Role Of The Laity Training Session At Kilsyth
Saint Anthony Guild met in Kilsyth Catholic Hall with Rev. Leo Werner outlining Roles of The Laity for October sessions. Minutes and roll call recorded. treasurer reported. Altar duties assigned. bake sale planned September 24. committee named. Delegates chosen for laity training sessions in Beckley. four alternates to attend. Special October meetings planned. last meeting will host Q A. National Convention October 4-8 in Miami noted. Nov 2 next regular meeting scheduled with co-hosts.
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Kilsyth
RNS
Saint Anthony
Kilsyth Saint Anthony Catholic Church
Leo Werner
George Barbera
Carl Adams
Myrtle Flaherty
Eddie Souk
Helen O’neal
New River
Edward Marchio
Margaret McCool
John Kody
Vincent Sheehan
C. Adams
Werner
Beckley
John Pino
James Lively
Sts. Peter and Paul Catholic
Scarbro
Father Werner
Kilsyth Catholic Hall
Miami
Fla
Wheeling
Cozort Child Born in Morgantown Area
Mrs Dorothy Canada and Stanley Cozort announce the birth of a son Gary Lynn born Saturday at 10 30 p m in a Morgantown hospital weighing seven pounds two ounces. The baby joins an older brother Michael. Grandparents are Emmett and Mrs Canada Pierpont and Mr and Mrs C Grush Morgantown with great grandparents Rev and Mrs Lee Clay Maben Mrs C Bower Beaver and Mrs John Cozort McGraws.
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Saulsville
RNS
Stanley Cozort
Morgantown
Gary Lynn
Cozort
Dorothy Canada
Emmett Canada
Pierpont
Mabel C. Grush
Lee Clay
Maben
C. Bower
Beaver
John Cozort
McGraws
Michael
Students and residents depart or visit Glen Fork area
Fred Powers leaves for Concord College to enroll as a freshman with John Perry heading to Beckley College. Tommy Brooks resumes studies at Alderson Broaddus College. Stella Workman remains a patient at Beckley Appalachian Regional Hospital as family visits. Donald Ray Perry visits Ravenswood for work while Fred Schlager remains hospitalized. The Pizzino family hosts relatives after a weekend in Roanoke and Beckley.
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Glen Fork
RNS
Freddie Powers
Robert Powers
Concord College
Athens
Powers
John Perry
Ravencliff
Perry
Beckley College
Tommy Brooks
Alderson-Broaddus College
Philippi
A. D. Brooks
Beckley Appalachian Regional Hospital
Herbert Perry
Davin
Willis Cline
Florida
Brooksville
Roy Layworthy
Ott Cook
Clay Cline
Orlando
J. B. Osenton
Donald
Pinkerton Family Hosts House Guests In Corinne
Mrs Kitty Blackwell and son Bucky of Barboursville visited Corinne over the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs L P Pinkerton of East Rainelle and other relatives. Guests included Mr and Mrs Roy Lee and Keith, Mrs Stewart Pinkerton of Barboursville, Miss Patty Roberts of Cincinnati, and Pvt James L Pinkerton who left Tuesday for Ft Hood Texas to join the 69th Engineers after duty at Ft Gordon Georgia.
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Ft. Hood
Tex
69Th Engineers
Pinkerton
Ft.Gordon
Bud Mountain Pupils Return To Classrooms
In Bud Mountain Wyoming County 120 students returned to class after parents kept them home over unsafe roads. Gov. Hulett Smith ordered immediate road work and the Bud Mountain Citizens Committee, meeting at Old Hickory Ridge School, voted to send children back on the governor’s promise. The group will monitor progress, with a next meeting slated for Oct. 10. Members include George Weaver and several local residents.
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Bud Mountain
RNS
Wyoming County
Hulett Smith
State Road Commission
Hickory Ridge
Lions Club Hears Talk On Drivers Ed Course
Mount Hope Lions Club held a Thursday dinner meeting with James B. Twohig presiding at the Club House. Charles R. Harnsbarger discussed the Safety Driver Education course to be taught at Mount Hope School, sponsored by the Better Homes Club, with a Beckley State Policeman. the course costs $2 per person. A moment of silence honored the late Dr. G. G. Hodges.
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Mount Hope
RNS
James B. Twohig
Mount Hope Lions Club
Chestnut Circle
Carlos Arthur
Charles R. Harnsbarger
Mount Hope Better Homes Club
Mount Hope School
Beckley
G. G. Hodges
Ashley Allen
Mount Hope High School
Mustangs
Stratton High School
Raymond E. Tissue
Virgil Dillon
W. C. Carter
Bill Patteson
Sam Dorado
Jack Shockey
Bill Harless
Joe W. Bragg
Charles Kidd
Marvin Beverley
Larry Beverley
George Scott Vargo
Ralph Dorsey
Miller Gwinn
0. J. Walker
James M. Wade
Nunzio Sergi
Frank R. Garrett
A. L. Walker
Harvie Stark
Johnny Gulbin
Eddie Souk
Sanford Fox
E. C. Amick
L. M. Corey
Okey L. Patteson
Lloyd
Queen Crowned in Junior Girl Scout Troop 389
Delores Hughes of Corinne, center in photo, was crowned queen of Junior Girl Scout Troop 389. First runner-up Suzette Church and second runner-up Patty Lusk received silver charm bracelets from troop leader Mrs James Lane. Assistant leader Mrs Frank Echols notes an upcoming pajama party, and crowning is an annual Troop event sponsored by the Woman's Civic Club Mullens.
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Delores Hughes
Donald Hughes
Corinne
James Lane
Patty Lusk
Jim Lusk
Woman’s Civic Club
Mullens
Frank Echols
Phillips family guests plan West Virginia visits
Sabine, with Walter L. Phillips and daughter Norma Gay, plus Elizabeth Phillips, left Sabine en route to Dearborn Michigan to visit Jackie Baugh and Della Crooks. They will visit James Baugh with Mack Day in Scottsmoor Florida, Nellie Bailey, Oscar Bailey, and Bill Bailey in Glen Fork, and stop to see Benny Brooks in Marianna and Junior Wyatt and Roy Rollins in Clear Fork during two weeks in West Virginia.
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Sabine
Dearborn
Mich
Jackie Baugh
Della Crooks
James Baugh
Mack Day
Scottsmoor
Fla
Oscar Bailey
Bill Bailey
Glen Fork
West Virginia
Benny Brooks
Marianna
Junior Wyatt
Roy Rollins
Clear Fork
Awards Presented Fourth Estate Awards by American Legion
The American Legion awarded Fourth Estate Awards for outstanding public service in communications to The Columbus Dispatch Mutual Broadcasting System and Booth Newspapers of Michigan.
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Washington
Also Mentioned on This Page
WCTU
Fayette County Garden Council
Contentment
Fayette
Mt. Hope
Souk
Amick
Ohio
Mullens Church
George Weaver
Claude Colbird Jr
Junior Billings
Donald Lambert
Loretta Clark
Dewey D. Moran
Carl Lester
Hobert Stanley
Lions Club
Mike Bolen
Bluestone Road
Joe Kochinsky
Helen Criss
Prudence
Joe Trail
Susan
Marian
Hardy County
Mary Cain
Oak Hill Hospital
Pearl Hall
L. H. Maynor Jr
Park Heights
Beckley Hospital
Fleciaie
Suzetta Church
Bill Church
Corinne Scouts
G. C. Murphy CO
Appalachian Power CO
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