Glen Rogers PTA Plans Carnival
Glen Rogers High School PTA plans a fall carnival for November 5 and will solicit active participation from members across Glen Fork Sabine Ravencliff Glen Rogers McGraws Soulsville. Meeting details and hostesses outlined a program featuring Pine Aires church group and new faculty introductions.
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Glen Rogers
RNS
Glen Rogers High School
James T. Davidson
Mullens
Marvin D. Brown
Glen Fork
Davidson
PTA
Brown
Elizabeth Williams
Jack Sizemore
McGraws
New
Sizemore
Sabine
Ravencliff
Soulsville
Pine
Benny Norman
Betty Craig
Frank Stewart
Arnold Sizemore
Mary Spicer
Catherine Childers
Hag with sick friend hosts captive recital audience
A distressing event centers on a Hag and a sick friend who gather a small group for a recital. The scene unfolds with unsettling insistence as attendees become unwilling listeners to the improvised performance.
Visiting relatives greet Pvt David Sanders in Glen Fork
Mrs. Lawrence Sanders and her daughter hosted Pvt David Sanders, Fort Knox Kentucky, after basic training. He will visit his brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Dwaine Shumate and his brother and sister in Glen Fork. Mrs Ed Blankenship left for Princeton to visit relatives before returning to Detroit with her daughter Mrs Drema Wakefield.
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Glen Fork
RNS
Lawrence Sanders
Pvt
David Sanders
Fort Knox
United States Army
Dwaine Shumate
Raymond Sanders
Ed Blankenship
A. J. Irick
Princeton
Detroit
Mich
Drema Wakefield
Fayette PTA Holds 1st Meet
Fayetteville parents and teachers gathered for the first Fay etteville PTA meeting led by Rev Don Naylor pastor of Lovers Leap Baptist Church with the theme How Many Loves Have Ye New officers were introduced by Bill Webb PTA president including Mrs Bill Webb vice president and Mrs Ann Naylor secretary Officers and chairmen planned fundraising carnival and fruit cake sale for early December Catering duties were assigned and budgeting reviewed 70 members attended with Elmer Farmer to lead next devotional and a get acquainted session planned with teachers The Sixth Wheel safety film was shown and hospitality chairs were Albert and Mrs Stanley
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Fayetteville
Don Naylor
Lovers Leap Baptist Church
Parent - Teachers Association
Bill Webb
PTA
Ann Naylor
Edna Spangler
Bill Hambrick
Betty Henson
Lula Luella Myers
Tunny Hunsaker
Harry Smart Jr
Ways and Means
C. O. Martin
Carnival
Janet Cottle
Kitchen
Albert Stanley
Ace of Spades and other tricks in Viet Nam warfare
The 25th Infantry used the ace of spades as a psychological weapon by obtaining thousands of free aces from a card company to intimidate Viet Cong. U.N. official notes VC fear superstition and new American tricks like the black box interrogation device and Polaroid cameras, plus amulets and other charms used by the enemy.
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New York
Nea
United States
Viet Nam
Southeast Asia
25Th Infantry
U.S. Playing Card Co
Cincinnati
United Nations
Brian Huy
U. S
U.S
U.N
S Bach
Bread and war tactics mix in Vietnam conflict
The piece notes bread's global staple role and U S wheat milling, then shifts to a wartime observation. It cites superstition among Vietnamese and suggests the Viet Cong exploit such beliefs, while American forces rely on their advantages in the conflict.
Mount Hope Rainbow Girls Install Officers
Linda Vandall was installed as worthy advisor of Assembly No. 14, Rainbow for Girls at Mount Hope Methodist Church. Installing officers included Kaye Berry, Nancy Wotring, Jan Caye Gwinn, Judy Bowyer, with other dignitaries and officers introduced. New term officers listed include Linda Vandall, Sandra Pettinaro, Diana Wurst, Dreama Williams, Polly Lancianese, Donna Greer, Linda Matheny, Brenda Honaker, Jan Musial, Valerie Miller, Anna Smith, and Merry Szuch with choir director noted.
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Mount Hope
Linda Vandall
Order of Rainbow
Mount Hope Methodist Church
Cathern Berry
Kaye Berry
Nancy Wotring
Jan Caye Gwinn
Judy Bowyer
Mary Jean Dorsey
Mary Cheek Miller
Janet Blakemore
Linda
James Vandall
Flora Twaddle
CBS
The
Rainbow Assembly
Sandra Pettinaro
Diana Wurst
Charity
Dreama Williams
Faith
Polly Lancianese
Nature
Donna Greer
Linda Matheny
Fidelity
Brenda Honaker
Jan Musial
Service
Valerie Miller
Confidential Observer
Anna Smith
Outer Observer
Merry Szuch
Be A Reporter! Regional News Service contacts
Fayette Raleigh and Wyoming residents are invited to report news to Raleigh Register correspondents identified by the RNS logo. Report events quickly to Fairdale Surveyor Mrs. Helen Snuffer Flat Top Ghent Mrs. Cordie Nugen Glen White Mrs. Donnie Nuckols Herndon Covel Garwood Miss Robbie O. Clark Mullens Mabscott Mrs. Elizabeth Robinson.
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Fayette
Raleigh
Wyoming
Raleigh Register
Fairdale
Helen Snuffer
Flat Top
Ghent
Cordie Nugen
Glen White
Donnie Nuckols
Herndon - Covel - Garwood
Robbie O. Clark
Phone Mullens
Clay returns home after stay in Elkins
Damon Clay comes back Saturday after two weeks living with his brother and sister in law, Mr and Mrs. Robert Clay, at Elkins. The earliest mentions of a rodeo trace to Santa Fe New Mexico in 1847.
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Saulsville
Robert Clay
Elkins
Damon Clay
Santa Fe, N.M
Joy Class Plans Christmas Projects at Fayetteville Church
Fayetteville Methodist JOY Class met at Ermel Hess home with Rev Billy Reed Wickline presiding. Jack Thompson gave a devotional on Acres of Diamonds and Tunney Hunsaker was named project chair. tasks set for visitation and November openings. They discussed Christmas fund raising and planned an annual Christmas dinner hosted by Tunney Hunsaker at his home.
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Fayetteville
Fayetteville Methodist Church
Ermel Hess
Billy Reed Wickline
Jack Thompson
Robert Akers
Tunney Hunsaker
Ann Casto
Garnet Johnson
Wickline
Oak Hill Methodist Church
Restrictions on Horse Naming By The Jockey Club
The Jockey Club imposes two naming limits for racehorses. Owners cannot reuse a name first used within the past 15 years and must avoid names of classic era horses. This rule preserves originality and honors historic names while guiding contemporary registrations.
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The
Jockey Club
Popular sport shuffleboard in England's early courts
Shuffleboard grew popular among English aristocracy by the 15th century. Legend says King Henry VIII issued a royal decree banning the game to protect archery practice, according to Encyclopaedia Britannica.
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England
Henry VIII
Encyclopaedia Britannica
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