Shower Honors Mrs. Ronnie Hamilton at Oceana Church
Mrs. Ronnie Hamilton was honored with a household shower in Oceana First Church of God Fellowship Hall. Hostesses included Mrs. Worley Walker and Mrs. O. C. Hamilton. Guests and helpers listed. bride is Patty Blankenship, now Mrs. Hamilton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Blankenship of Kopperston.
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Oceana
Ronnie Hamilton
Fellowship Hall
Oceana First Church of God
Worley Walker
O. C. Hamilton
Charles Blankenship
W. O Carter
Juanita Cook
William Lusk
Cook
Hamilton
Patty Blankenship
Kopperston
Pearlsburg
State House
Charleston
West Virginia Tech
Visit Notes From Lively Household Weekend Guests
Pax visitors at the Henry Canterbury home include David Williamson of Dayton Ohio and Kermit Kinsley with son Stevi from Tipp City. Effie Clyburn of Beckley also joined for a two week stay along with other local guests. Burman Wilson and family plan several weeks in Whiting Indiana with sons Freddy and Ewell. Weekend guests of Oleta Shumate include Jim Hill and daughters Debra and Kelli from St Albans.
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Pax
Henry Canterbury
Lively
David Williamson
Dayton
Ohio
Kermit Kinsley
Stevi
Tipp City
Canterbury Home
Effie Clyburn
Beckley
Freeman Clay
Edna and
Linda
Sand Branch
Blaine Tyree
Karen
Susan
Reanna
Alicia
Paint Creek Road
Jess Humphrey
Burman Wilson
Whiting
Ind
Freddy Wilson
Ewell Wilson
Oleta Shumate
Jim Hill
Debra
Kelli
St. Albans
Look and See Nonsense by Muriel Lawrence
Muriel Lawrence critiques modern reading methods and praises Professor Robert L. Allen for advocating phonics and decoding over experiential or emotional learning. She contrasts look and see with alphabet instruction and previews a future column distinguishing emotional knowledge from ordinary brain knowledge.
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Muriel Lawrence
Enterprise Assn
Robert L. Allen
Teachers College
Columbia University
Sigmund Freud
Be A Reporter Fairdale Surveyor Notice
Fairdale surveyor contact list shows Mrs Helen Snuffer and others with localities Mabscott Flat Top Ghent Mount Hope, each with a phone number for reporting.
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Fairdale
Helen Snuffer
Ghent
Cordie Nugen
Mount Hope
Margaret Marchie
Role Of U S Clergy In Times Of Crisis
In this fourth installment the writer examines how U S clergymen confront civil rights and poverty era tensions. He notes church leaders lead social action, face backlash, and risk splits within congregations as they advocate housing, Medicare, voter registration, and protests. The Viet Nam crisis looms as a major future challenge.
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David Poling
New York
NEA
Harlem
Hough
Watts
South
Dixie
mid-South
Saul Alinsky
America
John Q
Selma
Washington
Viet Nam
United States
Churchwomen Install Officers At Mount Hope Circle Meetings
Mount Hope Presbyterian Church circles held their final meeting of the year. Circle No 1 plans installation of new officers for the coming year and will stage a Sept 19 general meeting. A Mobile X ray Unit visit is scheduled Sept 14 with times noted. Circle 2 also held its last gathering of the year and announced Communion on Oct 2. Members discussed pledges funds and clothing donations for overseas.
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Mount Hope
ANS
Circle No. 1
Mount Hope Presbyterian Church
T.L. Feazelle
H.D. Norton
P.C. Graney Jr
Joseph McCoy
Patrick C. Graney Jr
E.C. Amick
W.G. Callaway
J. H. Coleman
W.C. Holliday
C.E. Jones
James Page
T.A. Jaeger
Circle No
Gladys Lawton
Stanley C. Higgins
O. J. Walker
O. G. Callison
H. E. Howard
A. C. Carman
Walter Bookman
Sam Dorado
Tom H. Snyder
Allen Garrett Jr
Corrie Graff
J. E. Howard
C. A. Hogg
Escapees From Huttonsville Prison Nabbed Behind Bars
Charleston United Press International reports two convicts who escaped from Huttonsville Medium Security Prison in a garbage truck last Wednesday were recaptured. Eugene Gillespie 29 of South Charleston was seized Saturday in Ruth. Raymond H Short 20 of Pineville was caught Friday by Charleston detectives. Both were serving 15 year terms for armed robbery in Kanawha County.
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Charleston
UPI
Huttonsville
Eugene Gillespie
South Charleston
Ruth
Raymond H. Short
Pineville
Kanawha
Culprit Caught in Fires Plaguing Evergreen Woman
A woman accused a pattern of fires and urged action. Officials tailed her home and nabbed the culprit, who dropped lit matches into the gas tank of the woman’s car. It was her son.
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Evergreen
Colo
UPI
Cook Stewart Bridal Held in Matheny
The wedding of Miss Sue Stewart and Terry Cook took place at 6 p.m. on September 9 in the Matheny Church of God. The couple, both of Matheny area, were joined in a single-ring ceremony officiated by Hansel Cook with Rev. Stellie Parsons offering the prayer. The bride, a Oceana High School graduate, wore a white silk two-piece dress with a lace-cowl bodice and lace sleeves. A reception followed at the groom’s parents’ home with a four-tier cake. The couple plan to reside in Jesse while Terry works at the Coca Cola Plant in Pineville.
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Matheny
Sue Stewart
Alfred Stewart
Terry Cook
Matheny Church of God
Jesse Cook
Hansel Cook
Stellie Parsons
Roy Stone
Marcum Stewart
Arvil Cook
Jesse
Woman's Mission Society Discusses Faith at Oceana church
The Oceana First Baptist Woman's Mission Society met with devotional by Mrs Elia Cook and theme songs and talks on Faith Freedom's Foundation Oneness of Faith and Works and The Voice of God The program included reports from several members and plans for leadership training and a sewing center drive with items to be donated Attendees included Mrs Mora Chambers Mrs Virginia Claypool Mrs Ronald L Cook Mrs Ella Cook Mrs Homer Cook Mrs Maude Cozort and others with Miss June Milam visiting.
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Oceana
Woman’s Mission Society of the
Oceana First
Maude Cozort
Homer Cook
White Cross
Socret
Cook
Harlan Ellenburg
Pineville
Travis Taylor
Welch
Rockcastle Association
Rockcastle Baptist Church
Rockview
Kelly Williams
Merle Wood
Minnie Hawkins
Honor Point
Hettie Hinkle
Mora Chambers
Virginia Claypool
Ronald L. Cook
Ella Cook
G. B. Workman
Edith Green
Perry Scott
Jeanette Houston
June Milam
Jurors to Report for Fayette County Court Duty
Petit jurors for the Fayette County Circuit Court must report Wednesday as announced by circuit clerk C. H. Maxwell. The group was initially summoned for Tuesday and rescheduled to the midweek session.
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Fayetteville
Fayette County
C. H. Maxwell
Montana Joins Union On November Eighth, 1889
The state of Montana was admitted to the United States on November 8, 1889 marking its official entry into the Union. State leaders and residents celebrated the milestone as Montana became the 41st state.
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Montana
United States leads world in soybean production
United Press International reports that the United States accounts for 64.2 percent of all soybeans produced worldwide, according to the 1966 World Almanac.
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United Press International
United States
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Beverly Anderson
Donna Tomblin
Bethel Cook
Judy Brinkley
Darlene Centers
Charlene Keys
Jenny Williamson
Lloyd Cook
Phillip M. Roach
Delmar Blackburr
Rodney Toler
Clara Brown
Murvan Walker
Claude Burchett
Sandra Buckley
Ralph Hickman
Sparky Branham
Janieve Leonard
Henry Cook
Donna Hamilton
Audrey Pennington
Raleigh Y Register
Fayette
Raleigh
Wyoming
Raleigh Register
Glen White
Donnie Nuckols
Herndon Covel - Garwood
David Marsh
Mullens
Maple Fork
Nancy Bowyer
Mabscott
Elizabeth Robinson
Jan Huffman
Oak Hill
George T. Jones Jr
Hazel Mowell
Jack Martin
Ravencliff-Sabine-McGraws
Glen Fork-Soulsville
Elizabeth Williams
Rhodell
Edith Flinchum
Resoco
Rock Creek
Maude Parolari
Whitesville
Sophia
Russell Pegram
Winleigh
U.S
Christ
Cook-Stewart Bridal
Woman’s Society
Ashland
Empire
Ashland Lp-Gas
Ashland Oil & Refining Company
U. S. Highway 21
Sprague
West Virginia
AL Stevens
Broad Street
Summersville
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