Oak Hill Republican Women Sponsor Tea
Oak Hill Republican Women's Club hosts a tea Thursday 2:30 to 5:30 pm at Mrs. C. R. Hill's Highland Avenue home. Event includes hospitality, invitations, refreshments, decorations, and guest book duties by club members and associates. No invitations or reservations required, says secretary Mrs. Eads.
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Oak Hill Republican
Oak Hill
Republican Women’s Club
C. R. Hill
Highland Avenue
D. C. Newell
County Executive Committee
C. L. Garvin
Tom Mason
Orville Rich
H. C. Brown
C. Belman
G. A. Owens
Eads
J. Ike Brown
J. W. Brown
Newell
Virgil Burgess
Theresa Jobe
Frances Jobe
Visitors gather families across Virginia and West Virginia
PAX Visited by Mrs Fonda Paschal family from Chilhowie and Crab Orchard along with Mrs Estelle Teaster and Star Lena. Pax hosts Henry Harvey and Kathryn Harvey family from Orlando. Melvin Painter returns to Alexandria work after visit. Woodrow Aliff returns to Eccles after auto crash. James Sparks and Mrs Sparks back to Weirwood from Chicago Heights. Mrs Janney visits son-in-law and daughter and returns home.
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PAX
RNS
Fonda Paschal
Owen Paschal
Kenneth, Dempson
Delores
Joseph David Russ
Chilhowie
Estelle Teaster
Starlena
Crab Orchard
Lacy Aliff
Tams
Dollie Janney
Beckley
Henry Harvey
Kathryn Harvey
Don
John
Ronda
Bonnie
Betty Marie
Orlando
Fla
Alexandria
Melvin Painter
Woodrow Aliff
Cittsville
Eccles
Valley Drive
James Sparks
Weirwood
Chicago Heights
Ill
Frank Janney
Janney
Man Unhurt In Wreck Dies Of Heart Attack
In Oceana, 49 year old Robert J King died Sunday morning from a heart attack shortly after a head on crash that hurt no one. He was a passenger in a truck driven by Curtis Goble when struck at 5 am by Kyle Meredith 20 of Hatcher. Meredith faced reckless driving charges and posted bond. King collapsed 75 feet from the wreck and died at Welch hospital after being pronounced on arrival. Damage was about 400 dollars. King and Goble were en route to New River fishing.
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Oceana
Matheny
Robert J. King
Curtis Goble
Kyle Meredith
Hatcher
King
Welch
Meredith
Goble
New River
BYFers Plan UNICEF Drive at Corinne Missionary Baptist
The Baptist Youth Fellowship held a Sunday meeting at 6 pm with advisors Mrs. Ed Patrick and Mrs. James Lane. Officers include Sharon Wilson president and Raymond Patrick vice president. Plans were made for a mas quest party at the church basement with prizes for costumes and games. The group decided to collect for UNICEF on Halloween night, canvassing Corinne and Corinne bottom.
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Corinne
BNS
Baptist Youth Fellowship
Corinne Missionary Baptist Church
Ed Patrick
James Lane
OFP Tcers
Sharon Wilson
Auvugner
Kay Wilson
Raymond Patrick
Carolyn Patrick
Debbie Blankenship
Marvin Blankenship
Unicef
Corinne Bottom
Mullens Rainbow Order Installs New Officers
Mullens Assembly No. 19 Order of Rainbow for Girls held a 2 p m installation at the Masonic Hall. Dottie Redden, daughter of Mrs. Lewis McCormick, was installed as worthy advisor. Dottie, a Mullens High School senior, has three years in Rainbow Girls.
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Mullens
RNS
Masonic Hall
Mullens Assembly No. 19
Order of Rainbow
Dottie Redden
Lewis McCormick
Corinne
Dottie
Mullens High School
Rainbow Girls
Mullens Assembly No
Order of Rainbow For
Japan For Christ Theme Of Circle Meet At Oak Hill
The Lolita Circle of Oak Hill Baptist Church met at Mrs. Charles Copeland’s home with Mrs. Roger Cummings as co host. Devotional duties were led by Mrs. Virgil Burgess and Mrs. Hobard Richmond. Fourteen August cards were reported sent by secretary Mrs. Copeland. New officers were installed and several guests attended the meeting.
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Oak Hill
Japan
Oak Hill Baptist Church
Charles Copeland
Roger Cummings
Virgil Burgess
Hobard Richmond
West Virginia
Fayetteville
Pax Resident Feted At Shower
Lena Holstein, recently moved into her new home, was honored with a surprise housewarming shower at the Long Branch Methodist Church auxiliary room. Hostesses included Mrs. Homer Aliff and others, with numerous attendees listed by name.
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Jess Humphrey
Mary Alice Deal
Jill Weeks
Thelma Kelly
Ray Humphrey
Frenchie Maynor
Madge Weeks
Emerson Stover
Alfred T. Humphrey
George Shuck
Mullens WSCS Sets Book Study
The Woman's Society of Christian Service of the First Methodist Church of Mullens holds four 7 p.m. sessions in the church sanctuary tonight Tuesday Oct 11 and Oct 12. MR. Dora Lewis leads, with discussions by Mrs. Martyn Brown Mrs. Vance Thompson tonight, Mrs. Sam Barton and Mrs. Watt Carr on Babylon by Choice, Oct 11 features The Word With Power by speakers Mrs. Carl Moran and Mrs. W. C. Neal, and Oct 12 Realms of Our Calling with Mrs. James Kuhlke and Miss Catherine Stewart.
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Martyn Brown
Vance Thompson
Sam Barton
Watt Carr
Babylon
Carl Moran
W. C. Neal
James Kuhlke
Catherine Stewart
Maple Fork visits and travels noted in local postings
Maple Fork area residents share visits and travel notices. Jerry Davis and family from Covington Va return home after visiting his parents Sam and daughter Jo. Several guests visit Maple Fork area including Facello and Wickline families and Irma McMillian. Jack Treadway and Paul Tolbert depart Maple Fork Road for a hunting trip to Montana.
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Maple Fork
Rns
Jerry Davis
Covington
Sam Davis
Bob Facello
Baltimore
Joanne Ellison
Frank Facello Jr
Maple Fork Road
Joan Wickline
Marie
Mae Mann
War
Arbuthe Hurd
Maddie Davis
Statesville
N. C
Gay Treadway
Irma McMillian
Genevine MecMillian
Debra Bowyer
Luther E. Bowyer
Jack Treadway
Paul Tolbert
Montana
World Tour Described At WSCS Meeting
Mrs Net tie Cottle described a summer world tour for Fayetteville Methodist Church Women’s Society of Christian Service members. She compared jet rides to camel rides in Egypt and discussed religions in other countries. Mrs John Sadder read letters from Beckley District officers about upcoming meetings and district goals for the year.
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Fayetteville
Nettie Cottle
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Mis
Burial Insurance Sold by Mail Ad
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OLD Line Legal Reserve Life Insurance
Central Security Life Insurance Co
Dept
West Rosedale
Fort Worth 4
Texas
The Man Who Found Out A Fable in Ade Style
A reader submit tale in George Ade fable form about a man with no topics at parties who seeks authority. He studies to become informed, wields learned tidbits at a party, upstages others, then is shunned to the corner, with the moral that expertise may deny ordinary conviviality.
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Everbody
Mount Hope Police Radio License Reported
Mt Hope Kiwanis announces police car radio license received by the city. City Hall expected activation within a month as officers prepare for ongoing operations. Community leaders and visiting Kiwanis members attend the Terrace Room gathering to hear Dr. Griswold speak on wealth and character.
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Mount Hope
RNL
John R. Rogers
William D. Sharpe
City Hall
Harvie Stark
Sharpe
Mount Hope visitors and patient notes at Oak Hill Hospital
Mount Hope scene includes A C Carmen hospitalized at Oak Hill for observation and treatment. Visitors Thursday include Mr and Mrs Provie Marchio with Mrs Mary Dower visiting Huntington, W E Allen. Marshall University freshman Willie Barbera visited his parents in Bradley. Mrs Luigi Cinotti attends outpatient care at Beckley Appalachian Regional Hospital. Mrs William McCoy of Richmond VA returned home after visiting sister Madge Warden.
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Mount Hope
A. C. Carmen
Oak Hill Hospital
Provie Marchio
Park Heights
Mary Dower
W.E. Allen
Huntington
Willie Barbera
Marshall University
George C. Barbera
Bradley
Luigi Cinotti
Beckley Appalachian Regional Hospital
Bids Open Oct 13 for SRC Area Projects
The State Road Commission will open bids on October 13 for 4.7 miles of road improvements in Wyoming and Putnam Counties with an estimated cost of about 1.5 million dollars. Wyoming project covers grading, drainage, base and asphalt paving on Sec. 4 and 4-1 toward W. Va. 10 Twin Falls recreation area. Putnam project bids cover 0.127 miles of 40th Street for grading drainage base and asphalt paving on Sec. 252.
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Charleston
State Road Commission
Wyoming
Putnam
Wyoming County
W. Va
Twin Falls Recreation Area
SRC
Anderson's
Black Rock Inc
Pineville
Putnam County
Sec. 252
40Th Street
Nitro
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G. T. Thomas
Romeo Bennett
George Eads
H. N. Collier
W. E. Altizer
Byf'ers
Lockie Miller
Billie Jo Repass
Bodie Shumate
Hope
Lynn Richmond
Charity
Kathy Kemp
Christ
Circle
Methodist Church of
John Ratliff
Ora Bolen
Vention Permanent Fund
Frank Burgess
Kelly Williams
Paul Sneed
William A. Rowley
Hobart Richmond
J. C. Painter
Delmar Black
Ray McClung
Kert McKinney
Vicki Stator
Drema McKinney
Tad
Elec
Appalachian Power CO
Ward Cannel
New York
NEA
Robert L. Kushner
George Ade
Joseph Aesop
Mt. Hope
Beckley Kiwanis Club
Col
Robert Thomson Jr
George E. Harvey
Earl Hall
Otis Lyons
Doyle Minter
George Gunn
Hill C. Brown
Wilbur C. Hoke
Robert Maynor
Ralph E. Thompson Jr
Sions
William McCoy
Richmond, Va
Madge Warden
Neville
Phonice” Corf
Can Beckley Loan CO
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