Rubinoff and His Violin To Perform In Mullens
Rubinoff and his violin, famed concert artist, will perform at Mullens High School Auditorium on November 10 under Mullens Rotary Club sponsorship. Local officials praised the event set to benefit Little League. committees and ticket outlets will be announced. The program features Clair de Lune and Gershwin's Rhapsody in Blue on the Stradivarius, insured for 100,000 dollars, marking its premiere as solo violin pieces.
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Rubinoff
Warsaw
Chopin
DeBussy
Eddie Cantor
Televison
Times
Holt reunion draws Pineville and New Richmond families
Mrs. Bessie Hall of Pineville and Mr. and Mrs. Levi Hawley with children Sylvia Kathy Dora Lynn and Den is Ray of New Richmond attended the Holt reunion Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cables near Scarbro.
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HOLT
Pineville
Bessie Hall
Levi Hawley
Sylvia Kathy
Dora Lynn
Denis Ray
New Richmond
Frank Cables
Scarbro
Daughter Born to Morgantown Residents
Ravencliff West Virginia dispatch reports the birth of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Lilly of Morgantown at University Hospital Morgantown. The infant Lisa Michele weighed 8 pounds 2 ounces and was born Tuesday at 8:30 am. The mother is Martha McMillan formerly of Fairdale. Father is a university pharmacy student. Grandparents are Robert McMillan Fairdale and Carl C. Lilly Ravencliff.
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Ravencliff
Ronnie Lilly
Morgantown
University Hospital
Lisa Michele
Martha McMillan
Fairdale
University
Robert McMillan
Carl C. Lilly
Postmaster Nominee Confirmed for Page West Virginia
The Senate confirmed Margaret F. Hawks to be postmaster at Page West Virginia on Tuesday. Page is a Fayette County community with about 900 residents.
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Washington
UPI
Margaret F. Hawks
Page
W. Va
Senate
Fayette County
Men's Bible Class Hears Rev. D. Elwell
The Men’s Bible Class of the First Baptist Church met at the Worley home for their regular monthly meeting. Rev. D D Elwell, pastor of Cook Memorial Baptist Church Pineville, spoke on God Our Refuge. Refreshments followed for attendees including the Elwell family and several members and spouses.
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Oceana
RNS
First Baptist Church
Frank Worley
Homer Cook
D. D. Elwell
Cook Memorial Baptist Curch
Pineville
Wayne Rollins
Chilren
Tommy Nutter
Bud Jones
Carroll Brooks
Roy Agee
Murvan Walker
Ronald Lee Cook
Bert C. Greene
Larry Keaton
Harold Maynor
Hubert White
Een Manning
Virginia Claypool
Peggy Woods
Birth Announced Ravencliff Anglea Renee Gentry Born in Columbus
Mr and Mrs Kermit Gentry of Columbus Ohio announce the birth of their second child a girl in a Columbus hospital Saturday weighing seven pounds and something ounces The baby is named Anglea Renee The mother is the former Sandra Woods Grandparents include the Reverend and Mrs Willis Woods and the Gentrys Herndon Ohio The couple already have a son Mikey
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Ravencliff
Kermit Gentry
Columbus
Ohio
Anglea Renee
Gentry
Sandra Woods
Willis Woods
Clarence Gentry
Herndon
Mikey
Kilsyth Family Guests Include Detroit Visitors
Kilsyth residents hosted several relatives and friends. Fred Stella and wife welcomed their son Johnny Stella and daughter-in-law from Detroit, Mich. Elizabeth Smith Stella is the granddaughter of Mount Hope elders. Dina Rotolina of Hyattsville Md visited her brother-in-law and sister-in-law Luigi Cinotti. The Cinottis hosted their daughter Angelina Yates and her mother, and Earl Ludwig, all from Detroit.
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Cinotti
Angelo Yates
Angelina
Earl Ludwig
Detroit
Mich
Sole natural disaster in 1958 strikes Wisconsin deaths
The only natural disaster to kill five or more people in the United States in 1958 was a June group of tornadoes that hit northwestern Wisconsin, resulting in 30 fatalities.
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United States
Wisconsin
Department of Labor reports food price rise under five percent
The Department of Labor reports a less than five percent increase in food prices from December 1951 to December 1961. By contrast the average price of all goods and services rose thirteen percent in the same period.
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Department of Labor
Roberts Jailed on B and E With Pending Charges
Kenneth Paul Roberts pled guilty in Wyoming County Circuit Court to two breaking and entering counts at the office of Magistrate Terry Lester Bud and the Freewill Baptist Church in Marianna, taking minor valued goods. Reduced to misdemeanors, six months in county jail on each count, to run consecutively. four other charges, including three felonies, remain pending. Other actions include guilty pleas for Abe O Neal and Dewey Akers with fines, probation for Bobby Moran and two others, a judgment for Church Brothers Lumber against Laurel Park Recreation, and a divorce and several dismissals.
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Pineville
RNS
Kenneth Paul Roberts
Wyoming County
Terry Lester
Bud
Freewill Baptist Church
Marianna
Roberts
Edgar
Esso
Herndon High School
The
Sand Gay
Georgia Pacific Corp
Abe O'Neal
Dewey Akers
Calvin E. Sizemore
Bobby Moran
Pineville Drive-In
Charles E. Clark
Charles W. Stafford Jr
Church Brother's Lumber Co., Inc
Laurel Park Recreation, Inc
Charles W. Fizer
Rachel Lane Fizer
Nayman Maynor
R. E. Riley
James Dow Cook
Fred Dyke
Lewis J. Coleman
Everett Miller
Berlin High School Bomb Found Neutralized
Berlin Conn 950 students dismissed early after a bomb was found in a closet. State police traced the device to a homemade flashlight left by an inventive student.
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Berlin
Conn
UPI
Hell to hold Satan's Holiday next June
Hell Michigan plans a Satan's Holiday festival next June announced by the Chamber of Commerce. Visitors will receive bags with the message Dont throw your trash all over Hell.
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Hell
Mich
UPI
Chamber of Commerce
Varied Projects Planned By Beta Sigma Phi
Fayetteville Gamma Omicron Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met at Grace Street home of Mrs. Kim O Neill. Miss Jean Miller presided as reports from Cordelia Phillips and Ben Akers. Ritual of jewels dinner set for Sept 24 at Blume's Tea Room. Style show planned Oct 8 at Service Mine and Supply Gatewood. Phillips to chair program. rummage sale for town park tennis courts funds. Jewelry display by L F Tinch. Valentine queen chosen as Mrs. Ronald Clifton attends with others.
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Fayetteville
BNS
Service Mine
Gatewood
Cordelia Phillips
Mary Margaret Thrift
Ways and Means
Thrift
L. F. Tinch
Ronald Clifton
Oak Hill
Keith Hunt
William Webb
Vivian Bock
Carl Vickers
Sweet Home Juniors Hold Ice Cream Party
SAULSVILLE Residents report the Sweet Home Baptist Church Junior Class hosted an ice cream party Saturday night at the home of Mr and Mrs Emmett Canada in Maben. Attendees included Kathy Lester Charles Ward Roger Keaton Billy Tilley Pete Tolliver Regina Keaton Bessie Ward Rita Jean Shumate Robert Halsey Debbie Lester Teddy Canada Rachel Clay Dallas Clay Stephen S Shumate Linelle Halsey and additional families and local clergymen.
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Saulsville
RNS
Sweet Home Baptist Church
Emmett Canada
Maben
George Halsey
Vern M. Clay
Frank Keaton
Warren Lester
Dale Shumate
Cecil Canada
Watch Market Shares by Gender in Survey
An industry survey shows 30 percent of wrist watches are bought by men for themselves, 30 percent by men as gifts for others, 31 percent by women for gift making, and 9 percent by women for their own use.
Explorers Plan Jukebox Dance in Pineville
Explorer Post No 154 met at the Legion Hall Pineville to plan a jukebox dance for September 29 from 8 to 11 30 pm. Free admission for explorers and guests. others seventh grade and up pay 50 cents per couple. Committee chairs named. final details at Sept 24 meeting. Funds from a recent singing convention totaled 31 21 with a janitor fee approved for courthouse work. Attendees listed.
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Pineville
RNS
Explorer Post No. 154
Legion Hall
Ernie Hays
Glen Varble
Lloyd Swennan
Jerry Lupardus
Grady Bowyer
Charles Riling
Dewey McKinney
Ned Crews
McKinney
Glen Green
Lewis Sturm
Eddie Egleson
Robert Bailey
Robert McKinney
Hays
Kenneth Blankenship
Ray Altizer
James Oliver
Sherman Taylor
Steve Morgan
Varble
Lupardus
Rising
Swetnam
Everett Bowling
Eighty Enroll For College Extension Classes In Pineville WV
In Pineville West Virginia University and Marshall University plan extension classes each Monday at 6 30 p m at Pineville High School. Concord College will meet there Wednesdays at 6 30 p m. WVU offers Education 373 A with Prof Frank McClung guiding. Marshall offers Education 616 on child development. Concord instructors not yet announced. Psychology 101 oil painting home economics 300 also listed. Students may enroll next week.
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Pineville
RNS
West Virginia University
Marshall University
Pineville High School
Concord College
Frank McClung
Charles Ritchie
Marshall
Concord
Nutrion
SmyF Attends Picnic at Palisades Park Pineville
The Senior Methodist Youth Fellowship of First Methodist Church Pineville attended a Sunday picnic at Palisades Park. Devotional by Mark Long. Attendees included Ned, Bobbi and Mary Ann Crews, Mary Oliver Anderson, Robert and Pat McKinney, Harriett Ringstaff, Kenny Beavers, Ann Morgan, Jane Rogers, Mrs. Oran McKinney, sponsor, and Rev. R. J. Chenoweth Jr.
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Pineville
ANS
First Methodist Church
Palisades Park
Mark Long
Ned
Bobbi
Mary Ann Crews
Mary Oliver Anderson
Robert
Pat McKinney
Harriett Ringstaff
Kenny Beavers
Ann Morgan
Jane Rogers
Oran McKinney
R. J. Chenoweth Jr
Seattle Opens World’s First Gasoline Service Station
In spring 1907 Seattle Washington welcomed the world’s first gasoline service station. The new facility marked a milestone in automotive commerce and fueling convenience for early motorists.
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Seattle
Wash
Mrs Dixon Is Shower Honoree at Toneda Home
Mrs. Filli more Dixon was honored at a stork shower at 7 30 p m in the Toneda community home of her parents Mr and Mrs Tom Fleenor. Games were played and prizes awarded. Hostesses were Mrs Roby Lamb Mrs Pruett and Mrs Ken Mayner. Gifts were opened and displayed. The guest list includes many named friends and relatives.
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Oceana
RNS
Fillimore Dixon
Tom Fleenor
Toneda
Paul Fleenor
Henry Pruett
Bob Baker
Tom Long
Roby Lamb
Pruett
Ken Mayner
Basil Nichols
Alfred Walker
Otis Cook
Richard Collins
Ruth Spears
Dan Barlow
Dean Lamb
Faye Barlow
O. J. Lamb
O. B. Stinnett
Mary Ann Massey
Hancel Cook
Robert Perry
Sandra Perry
Ocil Bowden
New Mullens High Hires Two New Teachers
Mullens High School adds Dave Cook as a mathematics teacher and sports alumnus from Herndon and Concord. He lives with his mother and is single. Robert W. McClain joins Mullens English and Pineville social studies, returning from insurance work in Wyoming County and Bluefield. He also coaches at Pineville Junior High and is married with two children. They reside in Pineville.
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Mullens High School
Dave Cook
Oceana High School
Herndon High School
Concord College
Cook
Mullens
Concord
Herndon
Madeline Cook
Robert W. McClain
Pineville High School
McClain
Wyoming County
Bluefield
Pineville
West Virginia Institute of Technology
Shirley Ann Cozort
McGraws
Mullens Women Attend Oak Hill Federation Reception
Four members of the Woman's Civic Club of Mullens attended a reception honoring Mrs. John Scott of Oak Hill the new state president of the General Federation of Women's Clubs. The event at the Hotel Hill was hosted by the Oak Hill Civic League with Mrs. Martin Backus Mrs. Herman Akers Mrs. Elbert Cook and Mrs. G V Duncan among the Mullens guests.
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Mullens
ANS
Woman's Civic Club
John Scott
Oak Hill
New State
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Hotel Hill
Hatmaker and Shrewsburys Visit Glen Fork
Glen Fork residents report weekend guests from Detroit and Radford. Mr. and Mrs. George Hatmaker visited his parents in Glen Fork, while Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Shrewsbury stayed with Ms. Igo and Mr. Cox in Radford and Daniels, returning Sunday.
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Glen Fork
George Hatmaker
Detroit
Mich
W. H. Stumbo
L. C. Shrewsbury
James Igo
Radford
Delmas Cox
Daniels
Junior MYFers Honored at Pineville Reception
Six new members were honored at a Sunday evening reception in Fellowship Hall by the Junior Methodist Youth Fellowship in Pineville. The back row included Lou Lonker, Gilmer Hines, Helen Chenoweth, and the front row featured Vicki.
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Fellowship Hall
Methodist
Pineville
Lou Lonker
Gilmer Hines
Helen Chenoweth
Vicki
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D. Elwell
Kilsyth
S&h
Ironing Board
Vai
Powerty
Tandy
W.T Grant CO
Neville Street
Beta Sigma Phi
Sweet Home Juniors
Pine Grove Baptist Church
Wade Webb
Arnett
Webb
Arnett Church
Pine Grove Church
Smyf
Mrs. Dixon
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