Mullens Civic Club Hears Reports From Delegates
The Mullens Women’s Civic Club opened its fall session at the Moose Lodge dining room with president Mrs. Martin Backus welcoming members to a year of vigor and effort. Delegates Rebecca Pritchett, Gloria Jean Pritchard, Linda Crotty, Vickie Ensminger, and Ralph Butler spoke on state and local projects while reports covered clothing purchases for Camp Galahad and a $100 prize in a street-lighting contest to fund a new light near Ben Dunman Junior High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vickie Ensminger
Homemakers
Ralph Butler
Buckhannon
Herbert Morgan
Howard Wikes
Charles Coffey
Ellen Pryor
Elbert Humphrey
Harry Foster
Roger Pritchett
Community Service
Camp Galahad
Ray Toler
Backus
Highland Avenue
Ben Dunman Junior High School
Thomas Staton
Neil Pleasants
Ways and Means
Mullens
Dave Lucas
Pineville
Mullens Club
Effie Delp
Kopperston Grade School Enrolls 381 Pupils
Kopperston Grade School reports 381 students after the second week, under 22nd year principal Vaughn Stewart. The 14 teachers include first grade Faye Grosse Dorothy Caton, second grade Mable Weekley, and seventh grade led by W. R. Browning. Departments run in grades six through eight.
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Kopperston
RNS
Vaughn Stewart
Stewart
Faye Grosse
Dorothy Caton
Mable Weekley
Thelma Thompson
Hazel Morrison
Marilyn McCoy
17 Cases Are Docketed Today
Wyoming County Circuit Court docket lists 17 cases for today including rape theft and arson charges against George Prillaman Jr Virginia Skeens Kenneth Roberts Ott Trent and others plus related charges for Pocahontas Quality Coal Co and stream pollution. No Sept 12 trials. 15 cases on Sept 13 docket include Rodney Reed Wirt Walker Jr Calvin Adkins Basil Sizemore and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pineville
RNS
Wyoming County Circuit Court
George Prillaman Jr
Virginia Mae Skeens
Kenneth Paul Roberts
Ott W. Trent
John Dunn
Calvin Adkins
Jimmy Walls
C. C. Reed Jr
Robert Cooper
C. A. Hurley
Jimmy George
Orville Ray Wimmer
Robert E. Dancy
Russell Williams
Pete Stanley
Teddy Shumate
Pocahontas Quality Coal Co
William Snead
Effie Edith Estes
Roby Laxton
Patrick H. Estes
Billy Workman
Lawrence Lambert
Rodney Reed
Wirt Walker Jr
Nick Wuehevich Jr
Basil W. Sizemore
William I. Gillespie
Noah R
Mt View School Improves With Groundwork and Programs
ROCK CREEK RNS The Mt View Elementary School playground work has progressed to topsoil and grass with a new fence planned. Principal Lawson Barrett announced three quick fire drills evacuating 450 students and 17 staff. A better reading program runs grades four to eight, phonics starts in Primary Block, and a county speech therapist will screen pupils September 17 18. The first PTA meet is September 18 at 7 pm.
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Rock Creek
RNS
Mt. View
Lawson Barrett
del Mar
Barrett
Alta Lee Osborne
West Virginian Accepts Government Post in Albuquerque
Clyde V. Mc Falls of Pax and Big Stone Gap connects to the Lytle Manufacturing Co design and art department in Albuquerque. Former Charleston photographer, he served four years in the Army as a radio operator. He is married to Miss Smiah Mullins of Charleston and visits Pax annually to see his sister. Oldest lighthouse on Marblehead Peninsula dates to 1821 and is the third oldest on the Great Lakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pax
Rns
Albuquerque
N. M
Clyde V. McFalls
J. L. McFalls
Big Stone Gap
Hazel Mowell
McFalls
Lytle Manufacturing Co
Charleston
Smiah Mullins
Mount Hope residents relocate and visit family notes
Mount Hope area notices list Florence Mann moving from Huntington to Anaheim to live with sister Nora Still for health reasons. Several families from Cleveland, Akron, Detroit, and Flint visit relatives in Stadium Terrace and Bradley. Ohio and Michigan households are mentioned, along with hospital observation for Fred Webb and local social visits. The item ends with a note about a whale calf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Hope
Florence Mann
Florence Rogers
Huntington
Anaheim
Calif
Nora Still
Still
Nora Rogers
Mann
John H. Richards
Cleveland
Ohio
Julia Steplowski
Stadium Terrace
W. D. Kessler
Jesse Andrews
Micky Plumley
Darrell Epperly
Akron
Blanche Lamarr
Washington, D. C
Fred Stella
Johnny Stella
Detroit
Mich
Angela Yates
Angelina
Earl Ludwig
Luigi Cinotti
Kilsyth
George Barbera
Bradley
Glen Fork Society Changes Meeting Place
The Glen Fork Independent Baptist Church Women’s Missionary Society met discussing the program Heaven and voted to make the church its meeting place. Members planned guest invitations, rug making progress, and quilting discussions while noting October hostesses and a closing prayer. Cataracts are cited as a major cause of blindness in America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Fork
RNS
Women's Missionary Society
Glen Fork Independent
Shrewsbury
Independent Baptist Church
Everette Blevins
Lester Blevins
Lawrence Sanders
Ova Brown
Dwaine Shumate
Glen Sanders
Croba Sanders
Peggy Sanders and Son
Elwood Powers
Ray Sanders
Kevin Shrewsbury
Harold Acord
E. Blevins
L. Blevins
Pizzino
Brown
New Mullens group installs officers at hotel banquet
At the Wyoming Hotel in Mullens, the Sub-Debs installed new officers led by Janice Elliott who received the gavel from outgoing president Libby Welch. Also named were Gloria Pritchard parliamentarian Marylane Warden historian Judy Bearden treasurer Janet Levert vice president and Mrs. Martin Backus president of the Mullens Woman's Civic Club. Rog er Pritchett arranged the floral centerpiece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Mullens
Libby Welch
Janice Elliott
Torian
Judy Bearden
Janet Levert
Martin Backus
The
Mullens Woman's Civic Club
Illness prompts family visits in Marsh Fork area
Azel Farley of Rock Creek returns to work at Midway Chevrolet Whitesville after several illness days. Daughters and families from Cleveland Ohio and Marshall University students visit. Mrs Earl White recovering from surgery at Charleston hospital with daughter Lula Pauley substituting. Ezra Cantley near Beckley Hospital in critical condition. his sons live in Cleveland and were called home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Azel Farley
Rock Creek
Midway Chevrolet
Whitesville
Mike Rich
Eugene Pettry
Cleveland
Ohio
Farley
Jimmie
Marshall University
Teddy
Earl White
Stickney
Charleston
Lula Pauley
Ezra Cantley
Beckley Hospital
Robert
Ernest
Goliath
John Elmer
Beckley
B. B. Chambers
Ted Chambers
Primatene provides rapid asthma and hay fever relief
A new tiny tablet named Primatene relieves asthma spasms and hay fever quickly, lasts for hours, and is available without prescription in most states. It opens bronchial tubes loosens mucus reduces nasal congestion and nervous tension, without injections or nebulizers. Priced at 98 cents at drugstores.
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New York, N. Y
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Andrew Tolley
Robert Staton
Charles Stump
Josephine Williams
N. D. Trent
Gerald Snyder
Catherine Stewart
O. EE. Easterling
Kenneth Sluss
R. P. Sharp
Charles Saunders
Marblehead Peninsula
Great Lakes
James Crow
Will Mitchell
America
Old Crow
the Old Crow Distillery CO
Frankfort
Kentucky
Glen Fork Society
Gloria Pritchard
Marylane Warden
Marsh Fork
AEP
Apple Grove
W. Va
Appalachian Power Company
American Electric Power System
Indiana & Michigan Electric CO
Kentucky Power Company
Kingsport Utilities, Inc
Ohio Power Company
Wheeling Electric Company
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