Mullens City Wide Revival At High School
Mullens High School hosts a weeklong city wide revival led by evangelist Dr. Dale Oldham of Anderson Indiana. The Mullens Ministerial Association sponsors the event with daily services at 730 pm and youth meetings at 630 pm. The program features a church-choir, area pastors, and radio broadcasts on WWYO Pineville at 930 am.
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Mullens
RNS
Mullens High School
Dale Oldham
Anderson
Ind
Virgil Conant
Mullens Ministerial Association
Harry Pilkington
Allen Junction
R. W. McCoy
The
Baptist Church
Pineville
Betty White
First Church of God
Jean Roop
Pentecostal Holiness Church
Oldham
WWYO
Guilford Courthouse National Military Park item
Guilford Courthouse is a National Military Park in North Carolina near Greensboro.
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Guilford Courthouse
North Carolina
Greensboro
Cancer Committee Will Meet Thursday
Fayetteville officials report a Fayetteville Woman's Club Cancer Society Committee meeting set for Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at Miss Gladys Bary's home. Rob ert Daniels of Beckley, American Cancer Society field representative for West Virginia, will attend. The new cancer project focuses on education, service, and crusade with committee members E. B. Eskew, D. H. Perdue, Carl Vickers, R. Glenn Thomas, and Charles T. Shackelford slated to attend.
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Fayetteville
RNS
Cancer Society
D. H. Perdue
Carl Vickers
R. Glenn Thomas
Charles T. Shackelford
Pineville Presbyterian Women Hold Officer Training Session
Pineville churchwomen gathered for an officers training class led by Mrs. Frank McDonald Welch, listing forthcoming installations for president through circle chairmen. Rally Day is next Sunday as the church installs Sunday School and church officers.
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Pineville
RNS
Frank McDonald
Welch
Bluestone Presbytery
Pineville ‘Presbyterian Women
Church
Douglas F. Hamlin
Orville Ross
Kenna Blackburn
Elizabeth Wilson
W. W. Bolt
Fayette 4-H Awards At State Fair In Lewisburg
Fayette County 4-H members learned results from the state fair entries. Of 71 entries in 22 projects, 56 earned blue or first, 14 red ribbons, and one yellow. Cash premiums totaled $116.30 across Sewing, Pack a Lunch, Cooking, Fun with Children, Wild Flowers, Potatoes, Pack and Snack, Electricity, Newswriting, Tree Planting, Gardening, Automotive Safety, Handicraft, Personal Accounts, West Virginia Trees, Room Improvement, Chat and Chew, and Meal Planning with multiple names listed per project.
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Fayetteville
RNS
Fayette County
4-H
Lewisburg
John Cutlip
Beckie Skaggs
Karen Barton
Diana Ford
Ansted
Mary Hawkins
Victor
Sylvia Fitzwater
Lansing
Nancy Walker
Springdale
Rebecca Crotty
Lookout
Mary Lou Comer
Red
Joyce Dickerson
Mary Helen Legg
Hiro
Judy Harrah
Joe Ellen Ennis
Nancy Pennington
All Blue
Claudia McGraw
Rainelle
Blue
Loretta Bennett
Hico
Wilda Bailes
Danese
Grace Lemasters
Gloria Ellison
Mildred Lemasters
Janet Beard
Maplewood
Patricia Massey
Olivia Tudor
Kay Bailes
Joyce Dickinson
Mary Legg
Brenda Hendrick
Sharon Davis
Marianna Arthur
Orpha Perry
Johnny Ellison
Sandra Denoff
Keith Campbell
Forest Dickerson
Jerry Jones
Penny Crotty
Judith Neal
Debbie Davidson
Shirley Retando
Catherine Retando
Oak Hill
David Cole
David Akers
Betty Ingles
Quinnimont
Ashley Beard
Danny Blizzard
Franklin Groves
Meadow Bridge
Phillip Hall
Larry Richmond
Thurmond
Steve Thompson
Prince
John Arritt
Robert Underwood
Charles Bennett
Buddy Crowder
Larry Barton
Larry Hess
John Thomas
West Virginia
Judy Pennington
Ruth Broshears
Men Of Church Guests At Circle Dinner
The Red Star Mission Circle held a covered dish dinner at Red Star Baptist with president Mrs J Cecil Perry presiding. Rev William Secrist of Winona spoke on God's Reward For Doing What We Can. East End Gospel Tabernacle Trio sang. Attendees include families from Red Star Hill Top Oak Hill and Sun with several clergy present.
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RED Star
RNS
Red Star Mission Circle
Red Star Baptist Church
J.cecil Perry
William
Bill) Secrist
Winona
East End
Jack ‘Logan
Ann Keats
Pansy White
W. A. Argenbright
Rodrick Sumner
Laura Allen
Hill Top
Reese Fitzgerald
Clinton Criss
van Pruitt
D. P. Workman
Hazel Matty
James Evans
Ray Gwinn
Pearl Paloney
Roger Lafferty
Mary Lego
Mary Mc‘Clung
Charleston
Jack Logan
Oak Hill
Wil
Perry and
David
Sun
Glen Rogers Area Family News Highlights Local Travel and Births
Glen Rogers residents share updates on hospital stays and homecomings. Lenace Lafferty returns from Wyoming General Hospital Mullens. Desalee Bailey arrives home with infant daughter Shirley Miller. Azel Becklehimer family moves to Wichita Falls Texas. Eric Rehn and spouse depart for Dayton Ohio for new jobs. Nearby visits include Joe and Christine Davidson and Donna Plasha.
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Glen Rogers
Lenace Lafferty
Robert Lafferty
Wyoming General Hospital
Mullens
Waldo Tackett
Curtis
C. E. Rudder
Dungannon
Wilson Mosley
Washington, D. C
C. H. Durham
Joe Davidson
Christine Davidson
Whipple
Tommy Plasha
Donna
Oak Hill
Desalee Bailey
Shirley Miller
Azel Becklehimer J
Wichita Falls
Texas
Eric Rehn
Dayton
Ohio
Pineville Runion Draws Local and Out-of-Town Attendees
Clair L. Cook of Pineville was the main speaker at the Lambert Sizemore Runion along the Welch Pineville road on Sunday. Local attendees included Mrs. L. V. Weaver, Mrs. C. B. Taylor, Monk Collins, Mr. and Mrs. Leland Shumate, Bill Jackson, Philip Lambert, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Mullens, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Beavers and children Cindy and Charleen. Others such as Harry Lambert of Chicago Illinois and Mr. and Mrs. George Lambert of Sophia also attended.
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Pineville
RNS
Clair L. Cook
Welch - Pineville
L. V. Weaver
C. B. Taylor
Monk Collins
Leland Shumate
Bill Jackson
Philip Lambert
Bill Mullens
Charles Beavers
Cindy
Charleen
Harry Lambert
Chicago
Illinois
George Lambert
Sophia
Presbyterian Meetings Set in Bluestone Presbytery
Pineville church notices announce next week events in Bluestone Presbytery. On Tuesday September 20 the men meet at Welch. Thursday features a general women’s meeting with Circle No 3 as hostesses. Tuesday September 27 the men hold a dinner meeting with Circle No 3 again hosting.
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Pineville
RNS
Bluestone Presbytery
Welch
Circle No. 3
Veterans pension law changes aid Indian Spanish-American vets
Two new laws from the 86th Congress affect West Virginia veterans. Public Law 86-670 lets Indian and Spanish-American War veterans elect pension benefits under the new plan for WWI WWII and Korea veterans starting July 1. Rates vary by service and dependents, with potential monthly gains to $170 for some. Public Law 86-497 waives NSLI premiums for WWII and Korea veterans who became totally disabled between application and policy start, with strict disability period, continuous disability, and filing deadlines. Eligible veterans or their beneficiaries should act promptly through West Virginia Department of Veterans Affairs offices.
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C. S. Collier Jr
W. Va
Veterans Administration
National Service
Korea
NSLI
West Virginia of Veterans Affairs
Armco Chosen Among Best Managed in US
Armco Steel Corp was named one of the 20 best managed companies in the United States by a national panel from Dun's Review. The selection followed a survey of 171 large American firms, praising long range planning and research development as key management strengths. The presidents said there is no secret formula for advancement and ideal firms cultivate capable decisive leaders for tomorrow.
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Montcoal
BNS
Armco Steel Corp
United States
H. W. Scott
Armco
Dun's Review
Community notices of Pax area social visits and family events
A Pax region social note lists visits and gatherings among local families and friends. It names Mr. and Mrs. J O Canterbury Mullens Delia Lively Hazel Lively and many others, recounting weekend visits from Cray Orchard North Page and St. Petersburg to Beckley West Virginia. The report includes church members and neighboring towns with several extended family arrivals and travel details.
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PAX
Hig Canterbury
Lively
Effie Clyburn
Beckley
David Wiloth Tee Caces
I. O. Shumate
Jack Shumate
Mount Hope
Tom Holley
Crab Orchard
Frank Miller
Gene
Nancy Jane
Stewart Wayne
St. Albans
Virgil Lively
Norton
Frank Tyree
Larry Tyree
By Lynn
Winston-Salem
Saulsville visitors conclude four day family visit
Mr and Mrs R W Clay left for South Charleston after spending four days with Mrs Clay's sister Mrs Dan Tolliver of Saulsville They also visited Mr and Mrs Levi Clay in Saulsville Victor Sauls of Tallahassee Florida spent the past week visiting relatives in Wyoming and Raleigh counties
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Saulsville
RNS
R. W. Clay
South Charleston
Clay
Dan Tolliver
Saulaville
Levi Clay
Victor Sauls
Tallahassee
Florida
Wyoming
Raleigh
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Paul Rice
William Henkins
General Funds Agency
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Bluestone Conference
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Chester Sturm
Friends of Seminary
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Circle No. One
Albert Durbin
Circle No
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Circle No. Three
D. F. Hollinger
Oceana Circle
Woodrow Cook
Fayette
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Marvin Glen Humphrey
Norfolk
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Gene Chapman
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