Mission Group Hears Talk By Miss Hugart
Miss Flossie Hughart, interpreter for Home Missions of the Fayette Association, spoke to the Mount Hope Baptist Temple Woman's Missionary Society on Christian Centers. The group met for dinner, a quarterly meeting, and reports on the 25th annual house party at Alderson Broadus College. New officers were elected for a two year term, with Mrs. Helen Darnall as president and other posts filled.
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Mount Hope
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Flossie Hughart
Fayette Association of West Virginia Baptists
Woman's Missionary Society
Mount Hope Baptist Temple
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Oak Hill
Collins High School
Florence Duncan
Minnie E. Garrett
Andrew Oschlager
Alderson Broaddus College
Philippi
J. L. Wilkins
C. E. Clapper
Helen Darnall
Galilean Circle
Oer, Hulbert and Guild Girls
Philathea
Miriam Circle
Frank Graff
Albert Pope
Robert Angove
J. C. Gwinn
Jack Shockey
Don Humphrey
John Hager
Fred Dixon
Ruth Lilly
Denver Arnold
Mamie Parker
L. A. Lewallen
Hulbert Circle
E. C. Brock
Marvin Davis
W. M. Pennington
Albert Cope
Robert Angrove
G. E. Dixon
Harry Salmon
H. W. Garvin
E. F. Mann
C. L. Buckley
R. E. Tissue
A. L. Walker
W. H. Lindamood
J. Gwinn
Margaret Rose Darnall
Mary Kathryn Mann
Martha Garvin
Sarah Bergendahl
Guild Girls
Wyoming County Land Transfers Listed in Clerk Records
The Wyoming County Clerk lists recorded land transfers in Pineville. Buyers include Bill and Beatrice Taylor for Lot 6 in Coal Mountain Subdivision No 1 from W M Ritter Lumber Co about 4000 dollars. W M Ritter Lumber Co to Bascom and Eileen Lawson for Lot 117 Wyoming Division No 3 about 2000. Kelly and Pearl Cozart to Clarence and Vernie Dishman for Lot 68 of Sabine about 2000. Roy Lee McCoy to Thomas Edwards for two parcels on Rockcastle Creek about 1000. Ray and Dan Wesley to Ollie Lafferty for property on Milami Fork Creek about 500. Ollie Lafferty to Fay Wesley for Milami Fork Creek about 500. Wayne and Pearl Justus to William H. Blankenship for Lots 146 and 1468 in Richmond about 500. Orville R. Evans and Rosalie Evans to Millard and Sylvia Stone for Lot 38 Carter-Hedrick Addition Two in Corinne about 2500. Arthur and Florence Toler to Pierce and Pansy Toler for property in Oceana District. J H Lilly Land Co to Carl W Hammond for two lots in Oceana District. Bill and Viola Houck to Harrison and Paula Houck for Lot 5 Gray Addition Mullens. Loneda M Farley and E Byron Rose to Georgia A Morgan for Lot 7 in Centerville about [amount]. Tavie Lambert to Ritter Lumber Co for coal on property on Brier Creek about 145. Board of Education to H C Chambers for property on Meeting House Branch $100.
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W. M. Ritter Lumber Co
Bascom
Eileen Lawson
Wyoming Division No
Kelly
Pearl Cozart
Clarence
Vernie Dishman
Sabine
Roy Lee McCoy
Thomas Edwards
Rockcastle Creek
Ray
Dan Wesley
Ollie Lafferty
Milami Fork Creek
Fay Wesley
Wayne
Pearl Justus
William H. Blankenship
Richmond
Orville R. Evans
Rosalie Evans
Millard
Sylvia Stone
Carter-Hedrick
Corinne
Arthur
Florence Toler
Pierce
Pansy Toler
Oceana
J. H. Lilly Land Co
Carl W. Hammond
Bill
Viola Houck
Harrison
Paula Houck
Gray Addition
Mullens
Loneda M. Farley
E. Byron Rose
Georgia A. Morgan
Centerville
Tavie Lambert
Ritter Lumber Co
Brier Creek
Board of Education
H. C. Chambers
Meeting House Branch
Pineville High Names Class Officers by Grade
Pineville High School announced class officers by grade. Seniors elect David Stewart as president and David Blankenship as vice president with Sue Stewart as secretary and Edward Palmer as treasurer along with a student council.
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Pineville
Jesse W. Houck
Pineville High School
David Stewart
David Blankenship
Sue Stewart
Edward Palmer
Ada Beymer
Pat Valentine
Bonnie Cook
Darlene Sizemore
Sue Rose
David Mullens
Sharon Worrell
Julia Zsolodos
Ralph Chisler
Mary
Swanson Smith
Frankie Short
Jerry Childers
Patricia Blankenship
Linda Chambers
Robert Tilley
Linda Dematteis
Peggy Monaghan
Pam Maynor
Robert Browning
New Suits Filed in Wyoming County Circuit Court
Suits filed list three cases: Associated Discount Corp. sues John A. Bannister of Hanover for 1210.32 on a note, S. E. Cooper sues Raymond Osborne Jr. in an appeal from a justice court for 108.86, Mullens Grocery Co. sues Vernie Trent for 1311.18.
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Pineville
ANS
Wyoming County
Associated Discount Corp
John A. Bannister
Hanover
S. E. Cooper
Raymond Osborne Jr
Justice of the Peace
Mullens Grocery Co
Vernie Trent
Rites Tuesday For Earl Sink
Funeral services for Earl Sink 57 will be held at 2 p m Tuesday at Mount Hope Christian Nation Church officiated by Rev L S Elder and Rev Ernest Barley Bradley Burial will be in High Lawn Memorial Park Oak Hill Sink died Sunday morning after a long illness He was a retired businessman Born July 3 1902 in MacDonald survivors include wife Myrtle Mount Hope a brother Sam Mount Hope five sisters and other relatives The body will be taken to the home this afternoon from Tyree Funeral Home Mount Hope and to the church one hour before the funeral.
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Mount Hope
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Earl Sink
Myrtle
Sam
Route 1
Mae Sink
Gladys Phoebus
W. H. Evans
Oak Hill
Charles Talbert
Fayetteville
Charles Halstead
South Charleston
Tyree
Glen Rogers Personal News Roundup
Glen Rogers returns from Chicago to his home with family. Hu bert Durham flies home from Chicago to visit his brother-in-law and sister's family. Charlie Russel goes back to Detroit after an extended visit with relatives. John Ovenik and family return from Detroit after a few days with relatives. Guests of Harvey York include Wallace Yorks from Philadelphia and Philadelphia, and other relatives from Cleveland and ArlingtonVirginia.
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RNS
Hubert Durham
Chicago
Obie Wanescot
Charlie Russel
Detroit
Eric Rhen
John Ovenik
Harvey York
Walace York
Philadelphia
Wallace York
Desalee York
Cleveland
Ohio
Harry Whitley
Harry Jr
Jane Jones
East Landsdowne
Bill Ricarddi
Arlington
Fayetteville Personal News Highlights Local Arrivals
Miss Barbara Stone departs for Buchannon to begin sophomore year at West Virginia Wesleyan College. Mrs. Ernest Palmer and Debbie Smithers visit Irvin Shorter family. Mrs. Phillip Mazzocchi and Leo travel to Washington DC to visit relatives. Judy Garvin enrolls as freshman at West Virginia University. John Holliday and Judge C L Garvin Jr attend the Methodist Laymen's Institute in Jacksons Mill.
Mount Hope Student Among State Teacher Training Scholars
Mary Bolton, a 1959 Mount Hope High School graduate now attending Fairmont State College for secondary education, is among 13 new recipients of the State Teacher Training Scholarships. The program raises the total number of scholarship winners to 22 as they enter the college this fall.
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Mount Hope
Fairmont State College
Mary Bolton
Mount Hope High School
Harvard
Princeton
Pineville Residents Return From Virginia Visit
Mrs. V. D. Vaughan and Mrs. Ada Shrewsbury of Pineville returned from a week with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Vaughan in Petersburg Virginia. They also visited friends in Richmond and relatives in Williamsburg. Mrs. Key Vaughan of Pineville resumed studies at Concord College as a junior.
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Pineville
V. D. Vaughan
Ada Shrewsbury
Ralph Vaughan
Petersburg
Richmond
Williamsburg
Key Vaughan
Concord College
Seven Treated At Area Hospital After Weekend Incidents
In Mullens area, seven people were treated at Wyoming General Hospital over the weekend. Ernest Brown, 54, suffered multiple lacerations after an alleged fall at 1:45 a.m. Jerry Lewis, 5, burned hands from a pile of burning trash. Bobby Joe Williams, 16, hit a barbed wire fence on his motorcycle and cut his left leg. Dobby Querry, 3, inhaled kerosene from a bottle in his father’s workshop. Kathy Jo Stone, 1, James Harrison Green, 11, and Helen Naylor, 35, sustained minor injuries from falls.
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Mullens
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Wyoming General Hospital
Wekend
Bud Man
Ernest Brown
Brown
Jerry Lewis
Bobby Joe Williams
Alpeca
Dobby Querry
Otsego
Kathy Jo Stone
East Gulf
James Harrison Green
Itmann
Helen Naylor
Corinne
Shriners Meeting Set For Friday At White Shrine Hall
Ja be Aleja Shrine No 6 of the Order of the White Shrine of Jerusalem will honor past worthy high priestesses and watchmen of shepherds at 8 p m Friday meeting in White Shrine Hall Mount Herms Mrs Gertrude Williams named worthy high priestess Clyde C Darlington watchman of shepherds Officers urged to wear formal dress Refreshments will be served
Admitted To Mullens Hospital Weekly List
Admitted to the Wyoming General Hospital during the week ending Saturday includes 46 people across Mullens and area towns. Names listed by day cover residents from Mullens, Itmann, Bailesville, Herndon, New Richmond, Pineville, Crow, Covel, Sophia, Tyrone, and other locales with multiple Mrs. and Mr. entries among them.
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ANS
Wyoming General Hospital
William Hess
Bud
Lottie McKinney
Covel
Pete Mermere
Glen Rogers
Gladys Hylton
Lashmeet
Neva Lafferty
Baileysville
Agnes Reed
Herndon
Mary Rosser
Ethan Shrewsbury
Otsego
Marie Kester
Sophia
Minnie Cook
Simon
Shirley Adkins
Keyrock
Evelyn Lumbo
New Richmond
Edna Cooper
Beckley
Roscoe Thomas
Ethel Clowers
Betty Blankenship
Detroit
Mich
Marushia Milam
Alpeca
Tiny Looney
Inez Blankenship
Gracie Lusk
Mount Hope Chamber Offers $25 Reward for Damaged Signs
Mount Hope Chamber of Commerce offers a 25 reward for arrest and conviction of anyone molesting or damaging street signs. The decision was made at a Mountainair Hotel meeting, noting signs erected recently as a chamber project have been destroyed. Vice President George Wilkes presided in the president absent, plans also discussed to improve the area between New River Co. Store No. 1 and Pax Road.
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Mount Hope
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Rev Kirk Pastoring Fayetteville Church
During the absence of the pastor of the Advent Christian Church in Fayetteville, the Rev Curtis Kirk of Charleston is conducting services. The pastor, Rev Robert Justice, is attending a Christian college in Lennox Massachusetts and will return after graduation next June.
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Fayetteville
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Advent Christian Church
Curtis Kirk
Charleston
Robert Justice
Lennox
Mass
Eliza Bailey Circle Meets at First Baptist Church
Mrs Mora Chambers led a religion program for the Eliza Bailey Circle of the Women’s Missionary Society at the First Baptist Church in Oceana Circle. The gathering, hosted by Mrs Reuble Conley with Mrs Freddie Laing as hostess, named Laing secretary to fill Dr Margaret DeVores unexpired term after DeVore moved to South Carolina. The next meeting is set for October 8 at Mrs Jerry Davis home with Mrs Wayne Pollins as program leader.
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Oceana
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Mora Chambers
Eliza Bailey
Woman’s Missionary Society
First Baptist Church
Reuble Conley
Freddie Laing
Conley
Chambers
Wayne Rollins
Pearl Shockley
Laing
How To Help Your Child Get The Best College Education
Dr Benjamin Fine and Lillian Fine urge early planning for college. They cover financing, selecting goals, campus visits, required courses, and College Board tests, with tips on improving test scores and aligning ambitions with schools. They warn against emotional blocks and emphasize choosing college by fit and outcome.
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Benjamin Fine
Lillian Fine
Princeton
N. J
Khrushchev Changes Pace Again Today
Khrushchev kept a brisk political tempo during stops on his tour, greeting crowds, posing for photos with a crying boy, and holding a news conference aboard the train. He criticized security restrictions, griped about Disneyland access, and predicted future shifts in world power with China leading, the USSR second, the U.S. third, while showing interest in Christopher’s re election bid and noting Santa Barbara as a free city.
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Los Angeles
Khrushchev
Edward Abbott
Santa Barbara
Abbott
State Department
Norris Poulson
Holly
California
San Francisco
Bayshore
Christopher
United States
China
Christanher
Khrushchev Family Impresses Mrs Lodge on U S Tour
Mrs Nina Khrushchev appears relaxed during her first Western trip as Sergei and daughters tour the United States with Nikita. Mrs Henry Cabot Lodge notes the family’s close, informal dynamics, Khrushchev’s wife’s thoughtful manner, and their ease with hosts and conversations despite language gaps.
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San Francisco
Nina Khrushchev
Bat bite kills Wisconsin farmer in rabies case
Louis Ashmore, 44, of Blue River Wisconsin, was bitten by a bat on August 8. He died of hydrophobia after a delayed onset illness. The Wisconsin Health Department attributed the death to rabies, with a U.S. Public Health Service team sent to locate infected bats.
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Blue River
Wis
Louis Ashmore
Ashmore
Wisconsin Health Department
U.S
Public Health Service
PHS
Poynette
Wisconsin
United States
University Hospital
Madison
Four killed as Peru bullfight festival ends forever
In Santo Tomas Peru the annual bullfight festival turned deadly with four amateur bullfighters killed and 15 injured. Authorities said all victims were totally drunk. The festival, a century old tradition, featured bulls released into the plaza and open participation.
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Lima
Peru
Santo Tomas
Andes
Will of Denis Delea Leaves Firm 30 Pounds
Denis Delea who served 67 years at a local shop left 30 pounds to the firm to compensate for time wasted in his employment. Delea collapsed at his desk and died recently at age 80 in Dunmanway Ireland, AP reports.
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Dunmanway
Ireland
Denis Delea
Delea
Plush Pooch’s Place Motel Near Annapolis
A motel near Annapolis offers a plush stay for dogs with free dog food and a recreation area equipped with fire plugs, catering to pets and their owners seeking comfort during visits.
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Annapolis, Md
Annapolis
Walnut splinters lodge in boy’s eye in Baileyville accident
Stanley Ferguson fourteen son of Mrs Grant Ferguson Baileyville was hitting a walnut with a ball Saturday when the nut cracked and pieces lodged in his left eye. He received treatment Sunday from a Pineville physician.
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Baileysville
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Stanley ‘Red’’ Ferguson
Grant Ferguson
Pineville
Nationwide TV Speech To End Nikita's Tour
Khrushchev will conclude his U S visit with a nationwide TV speech after a news conference. The final four days include camps at Camp David, talks with President Eisenhower on cold war issues, and a Pittsburgh luncheon with Gov Lawrence and city officials. The trip ends with a NBC telecast from Washington and a farewell flight to the Soviet Union on Sept 27.
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San Francisco
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Iowa
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Catoctin Mountains
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Mesta Machinery Co
West Homestead
University of Pittsburgh
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David L. Lawrence
Thomas J. Gallagher
Edward H. Litchfield
University
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Mikhail A. Menshikov
National Institutes of Health
NBC
Andrews Air Force Base
Radio Moscow airs Longfellow poem in Russian translation
Moscow reports a 45 minute Radio Moscow program devoted to Henry Wadsworth Longfellow's The Song of Hiawatha. Language experts praised the Russian rendering as excellent and noted the soft musical accompaniment enhanced the presentation.
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Moscow
Radio
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
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