Pivotals Struggle in Thin Session on Wall Street Week closes Mixed
The stock market marked a generally losing week with selective gains as major issues found it tough amid quiet trading. Montgomery Ward and United Biscuit led advances while U S Steel and General Motors rose, and U S government issues edged higher alongside modest bond activity.
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New York
Montgomery Ward
United Biscuit
Distillers Corp
Western Union “A
Bethlehem
U. S. Steel
Geveral Motors
Chrysler
U. S
Rubber
North American
Electric Power & Light
American Water Works
Columbia Gas
American Power
Sears Roepuck
Anaconda
Kennecott
Phelps Dodge
American Can
Westinghouse
Hazel-Atlas Glass
Third Avenue Transit
Standard Oil
Texas Co
Southern Pacific
Great Northern and Southern Railway
Douglas
United Aircraft
National Biscuit
Lockheed
Republic Aviation
Dow Chemical
Northern Pacific
International Harvester
Consolidated Edison
Ie Chemical
Beaunit Mills
Dgeport Oil
National City Lines
Silex
Franklin Stores
Stock Exchange
Baltimore Livestock Market Report April Update
Baltimore livestock prices show steady cattle and calves with active trade. Steer loads around 18.25 per cwt for 1 160 lb cattle, vealers 16.50 to 18.00, hogs steady to 0.40 higher, sows up 0.15, and sheep with limited offerings but higher inquiry for light weight wooled lambs.
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Baltimore
USDA
Chicago Grain Market Holds Steady Amid Rye Decline
Chicago grain prices remained steady today with oats and rye trading near yesterday’s levels. Reports of lower cash values in the northwest and a 5 cent May rye drop at Minneapolis weighed on sentiment, but late trade showed a modest rally for the later delivery.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
Market Notes: Grain Prices and Seeds Reported
The Minneapolis market closes with quotes for cash corn and wheat, No 2 yellow corn at 1.19, No 2 and No 2 hard wheat at 1.82, oats absent, and barley around 1.25. Field seed prices per hundredweight include red clover 31.50, sweet clover 10.75, alsike 28.50, alfalfa 33.50 to 36.50, timothy 5.75 to 6.00, red top 12.00.
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Minneapolis
Local Broker Office Adopts Daylight Saving Hours
Abbott, Proctor and Payne Brokers Bluefield office changes hours due to daylight saving time in New York. Starting Monday the office opens at 9 AM Bluefield time and closes at 2 PM est. Saturdays vary with 9 AM to 6 PM est. During June to September the office will be closed all day on Saturdays.
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Bluefield
Abbott, Proctor and Payne Brokers
Berwind Church Announces May Meetings and Services
Berwind West Virginia offers Sunday school at 10 a.m. on April 27 with young people at 6 15 p.m. Evening worship at 7 30 led by Rev Robert Fuqua pastor of War Methodist church. A young adult meeting is planned for Thursday May 2 at 7 30 p.m. at the Berwind Union church. All adult young women should attend. officers will be elected.
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Berwind
Robert Fuqua
The
War Methodist Church
Berwind Union Church
Berwind Moth ers to Meet and Open Baseball Season
The Berwind Home Room Mothers will meet at Mrs. Homer Hardin's home Friday at 7 30 p m with Mrs. W M Sparks as co host. Last meeting of the school year urged for attendance. Berwind baseball opens season Saturday May 4 in Covington Va against a strong semi pro team from that town. About twenty players have practiced and manager Norman Lane is pleased with prospects. Berwind has joined the Coal field league with schedule to be announced later.
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Berwind Home Room
Homer Hardin
W. M. Sparks
Berwind
Covington
Norman Lane
Coalfield League
Missionary Institute Held by Bluefield Methodist District
The Bluefield district of East Tennessee conference conducted the post Easter roll call Missionary Institute at John Stewart Memorial Methodist Church. Evangelism and missions were stressed with leaders Dr Olen M Burkholder Dr J W Haywood Dr Miller W Boyd and Rev J R Washington. a seminar featured Rev Thomas G Howard and others. Rev E D Riddle and Rev J G Nash directed a large delegation.
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Bluefield
East Tennessee
The
Methodist Church
John Stewart Memorial Methodist Church
Olen M. Burkholder
Korea
J. W. Haywood
Gammon Theological Seminary
Atlanta
Miller W. Boyd
Morristown College
J. R. Washington
Thomas G. Howard
Izetta Taylor
Louise Warren
Mamie B. Pearis
Akers
E. D. Riddle
J. G. J. Nash
Zeta Phi Beta to Host Speaker at NAACP Branch Meeting
Zeta Phi Beta will present Attorney Fleming A Jones Jr of Welsh and WV House member as guest speaker at 3 PM at Mount Zion Baptist Church for the NAACP local branch meeting. Music by Bluefield State Singers directed by Miss E Jones. Rev Calvin Lockridge and Rufus Smith will speak at the business meeting. public invited.
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Zeta Phi Beta Sorority
Fleming A. Jones, Jr
West Virginia House of Delegates
Mount Zion Baptist Church
N.A.A.C.P
Bluefield State Singers
E. Jones
Calvin Lockridge
Rufus Smith
Community thanks for support after death of son and brother
The Gibson family expresses gratitude to ministers, undertaker, friends, and those who shared sympathy after the loss of their son and brother. They thank contributors of cars and flowers and extend blessings to all from Mrs. Cassie Gibson and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cassie Gibson
Bluefield Funeral Home Ambulance Service Ad
Day and night ambulance service offered by Boulden Jackson, Mortician at Bluefield Funeral Home. Dial 7515 for immediate help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield Funeral Home
Boulden Jackson
Dial
Community notices of church programs and events
A musical program at Mount Olive Baptist Church this afternoon at 3. The Bluestone grade school final primary chapel is Thursday at 12 45 with Mrs L F Carter in charge. The Reading circle of Law son Street school P T A sponsors a bridge and whist tournament Monday at 8 at the Appalachian assembly room. Lawson Street school presents two three act plays Johnny Woodland Revels and Pickles and Pirates at Edwards Memorial Presbyterian Church Tuesday at 8. Wesleyan Service Guild meets John Stewart Church this afternoon at 5 with Dr Vernon John speaking What Must the Negro Do to be Saved Monday April 29 8 o clock Music by the Minute Men s choir.
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Bluestone
L. F. Carter
Reading
Lawson Street
P.T.A
Appalachian Assembly Room
Johnny Woodland
Edwards Memorial Presbyterian Church
Vernon John
Froe Couple Welcome Seventh Son in Wilcoe family
Mr and Mrs George Froe of Wilcoe welcome their seventh son born April 25. Mrs Froe was formerly Pauline Anderson of Springville Virginia. Roland W Jones recently discharged from the Army Air Corps and formerly of Pittsburgh is visiting sister Eva Prichett of Miner al Street. Misses Helen Butler Helen Whitten and Hortense Wolfolk were guests of Rev L P Whitten in Bluefield Virginia during Easter vacation returning to Washington and Bluefield State College respectively.
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Zella Chambers
Huntington
Juanita Booth
Gallopolis
Ohio
J. M. Wysor
Tommy Linkous
Jimmy Kinzer
West Virginia Tech
Montgomery
I. E. Borrer
Rosielee
Hillsville
C. E. Hood An Charlene
Tennessee
Herman Davis
Mary Gravely
Concord College
M. E. Gravely
St. Petersburg
Fla
Clyde Walden
Mr. Waldron
Columbus
John A. Bailey
Washington, D. C
J. W. Bailey
Johnny Benick
Pacific
J. A. Linkous
Milton Brewster
Jack King
Pikeville
C. G. Rankin
George Froe
Wilcoe
Froe
Pauline Anderson
Springville, Va
Roland W. Jones
Army Air Corps
Pittsburgh, Pa
Eva Prichett
Mineral Street
Helen Butler
Helen Whitten
Hortense Wolfolk
L. P. Whitten
Bluefield
Butler
Whitten
Wolfolk
Bluefield State College
Thanking Neighbors for Support During Illness
Mrs Alice Pleasants expresses gratitude to neighbors and friends for flowers candy and other expressions of love during her illness and for birthday remembrance.
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Mrs
Alice Pleasants
Williston high school choir performs at chapel in Wilmington
The audience applauded the Williston industrial high school choir of Wilmington North Carolina as Mr. Thompson led a varied program. They sang Handel Messiah Bach and other leading composers while spirituals conveyed pathos. Ruth Walker a senior delivered a rich commanding voice. The male quartet drew enthusiastic response.
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Williston Industrial High School
Wilmington
N. C
Thompson
Bach
Ruth Walker
Fred Rogers
Williams
Miss Allen
Mattox
Giles County D A R Group Hosts Narrows Meeting
Miss Nina Johnston hosted the George Pearis chapter D A R of Giles county in Narrows. Officers and guests included Mrs J St Clair Pearisburg chapter regent and Mrs Bernard Mason who spoke on Cancer control. The chapter donated to the county drive and a club received honorable mention for fine arts at the Federation convention in Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Narrows
Nina Johnston
George Pearis
Daughters of American Revolution
Giles County
St. Clair
Pearisburg
Bernard Mason
Southwest Virginia
National and Virginia Foundation Cancer Control
Gawthrop
Jefferson Hotel
Richmond
Finley Thompson
O. Hoge Hopkins
Birthday Party Honors Royal Moses at College Street
Mrs T H Moses hosted a fourth birthday party for her son Royal at her College Street home Saturday afternoon. The event featured a yellow and green color scheme and was assisted by his maternal grandmother Mrs C H Johnson and Mrs Horace John.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. H. Moses
College Street
Royal
C. H. Johnson
Horace Johnson
Wesleyan Service Guild Holds April Meeting
The Wesleyan Service Guild met Tuesday night as revival services filled First Methodist church. After worship the group gathered at Mrs. Paul Mullins home for the business session and distribution of 1946 hand books. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Mullins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesleyan Service Guild
First Methodist Church
Paul Mullins
Dance at French Court Harbors West Virginia Guests
Mr and Mrs D C Lamb hosted a dance at their French Court home Tuesday night from 9 to 1 in honor of sister Miss Freda Heslop of Glendale California and Miss Evelyn P Doyle of Burbank California. Attendees came from Pearisburg Narrows and Bluefield West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C. Lamb
French Court
Freda Heslop
Glendale
Calif
Evelyn P. Doyle
Burbank
Pearisburg
Narrows
Bluefield
W. Va
Pembroke Woman's Club Hosts and Notables in Narrows Visit
Mrs. C. W. Morrison hosted a Monday evening gathering with Miss Katherine Snidow presiding. Reports covered inter-club institute in Narrows and school kitchen work. plans announced for a May musical program and post war budgeting panel. WSCS delegates from Knoxville reported at First Methodist gathering. Narrows Woman's Club earned mention in class C in Virginia competition.
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C. W. Morrison
Pembroke Woman's Club
Frank M. Winston
Janey B. Reel
Katherine Snidow
Narrows
Eugene Umphlett
Elizabeth Allen
M. D. Williams
Williams
B. K. Garman
Paul Walker
L. L. Lucas
C. W. Hahn
Ida Payne
R. R. Griggs
E. F. Umphlett
W.T. Jamison
College Visitors Welcome Faculty Friends on Campus
Mr and Mrs Cecil Robinson of Detroit both college graduates greeted teachers and friends on campus this week Mrs Robinson is the former Elizabeth Brammer Miss Mollie Cauthorne a former student who served overseas as a WAC visited the campus and plans to return for summer school
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Robinson
Detroit
Robinson
Elizabeth Brammer
Mollie Cauthorne
WAC
Concert Planned by Bluefield State College
Bluefield State College plans a May 3 concert at 8 p m in Arter Hall featuring James Hall bass a Northwestern University graduate student. He is accompanied by Elmar A Simpson a Chicago based coach and music teacher. Hall a Florida Normal College and Southern University alumnus has studied at Columbia University and founded the Dett concert singers and the Aeolian choral group of Hartford. He recently performed at Town Hall New York and for Northwestern undergraduates marking a first for a graduate student initiation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield State College
James Hall
Basso
Northwestern University School of Music
Arter
New York City
Northwestern University
Caulfield Hosts Honored Guests From Canada and Roanoke
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Caulfield entertained at home last week in honor of Percy Rodley and Alex Alcock from the Canadian Celanese plant at Drummondville Quebec and Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Burgess and Mr. and Mrs. E. Morehouse of Roanoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Caulfield
Percy Rodley
Alex Alcock
Drummondsville
Quebec
R. E. Burgess
E. Morehouse
Roanoke
Woman's Auxiliary Meets at First Presbyterian Church
The Woman's Auxiliary of the First Presbyterian church will gather Monday evening at 8 o'clock in the church for a meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Auxiliary
First Presbyterian Church
Service at Rich Creek Methodist Church Sermon
Bishop Paul B. Kern preached the dedicatory sermon at Rich Creek Methodist Church on Sunday. Local figures including Mayor I W Chambers receive care at Bluefield Sanitarium while several residents and visitors are noted at homes and hotels in nearby towns.
Four Registrants To Go To Roanoke For Induction
Four registrants of Tazewell county selective service board No. 2 will go to Roanoke on May 6 for final induction and assignment to duty in the U S army. Those called are Ronald T. Richardson of Boissevain VA Payton Dickenson Jr Bluefield James McFarland RFD Bluefield and George W Reynolds of Falls Mills.
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Tazewell County
Pvt James E Vest Re-Enlists In Army
Pvt James E Vest, 19, son of Mr and Mrs Irven F Vest route 1 Bluefield, re-enlists in the regular army for 18 months at the San Antonio district AAFP personnel distribution command.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Vest
Irven F. Vest
Route 1
Bluefield
San Antonio
Aafp Personnel Distribution Command
Easter Service At Maybeury Grade School
Easter Sunday service held in the Maybeury grade school auditorium with Ivanhoe Commandry No. 10 Knights Templars of Bramwell as guests. Paul C. Spangler served as eminent commander and B. E. Wassum as generalissimo. special music featured a choir and a rendition of The Holy City by Mrs.
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Maybeury
Earl of Astor
Carl Et Looney
Ivanhoe Commandry
No. 10
Knights Templars of
Bramwell
Paul C. Spangler
B. E. Wassum
Generalissimo
Holy City
Navy discharge for Walter Wysor King Jr from switchback
Walter Wysor King Jr son of Mr and Mrs W W King Jr of Switchback completed 38 months and five days service in the navy with discharge on April 21 at Bainbridge Maryland He trained at Great Lakes and Clinton Oklahoma and served 18 months as storekeeper on destroyer escort USS Durik now at home in Switchback
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Eleanor White
Walter Wysor King, Jr
W. W. King, Jr
Switchback
Navy
Bainbridge
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Clinton
Oklo
Johnson Brothers Return from Overseas Service
Mr and Mrs E B Johnson sr learn their younger son Edsel E Johnson pharmacist mate has arrived safely in the United States after 30 months overseas including time in the Philippines and Japan. Alex Buzuma Jr pharmacist mate 3 c returned on 30 day leave after 28 months abroad and will report to Norfolk Virginia after leave, via Seattle.
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E. B. Johnson, Sr
United States
Edsel E. Johnson
Philippines
Japan
Alex Buzuma, Jr
Seattle
Norfolk
Baby William Charles Dillon Born to Walch couple
Mr and Mrs Roland Dillon of Walch welcomed a son named William Charles born Friday April 19. The Woman s Society of Christian Service met at 2 30 Thursday at Mrs C H White s home and voted to sponsor a Girl Scout troop. Spring mission study started by Mrs Carl Looney with subsequent sessions planned. Mrs Murphy reported on a recent conference attendence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland Dillon
Walch
William Charles
Woman's Society of Christian Service
C. H. White
Carl Looney
Murphy
Maybeury Parent-Teacher Association Names Officers
At the Mayberry Monthly Meeting the Maybeury PTA heard T V Pennington's 12 child orchestra and devotionals by Miss Jane Hannell. Mrs Shoda chaired the business, Hazel Slate's fourth grade won the attendance prize for the year, and Mary Shoda was re elected president with C H White vice president Kermit Murphy treasurer and Virginia Noel secretary. installation slated for May.
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T. V. Pennington
Jane Hannell
Shoda
Hazel Slate
Mary Shoda
C. H. White
Kermit Murphy
Virginia Noel
Elkhorn High School Gym Exhibition Presented
Elkhorn high school students performed their annual gym exhibition Wednesday in the school gym under Miss Catherine Snodgrass and Coach Ray Yates. Dance arrangements were by Mrs. Ray Yates. Accompanists included Murrill Caldwell Anita McComas and Dorothy Harman. Drummers were Buddy Pope Billy Coburn Sonny Lafon and George Bowles with Curtis Coburn on bugle.
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Elkhorn High School
Catherine Snodgrass
Ray Yates
Murrill Caldwell
Anita McComas
Dorothy Harman
Buddy Pope
Billy Coburn
Sonny Lafon
George Bowles
Curtis Coburn
Bugler
Church of God District Convention at Switch Back
The Church of God district convention will be held at Switch Back under J. L. Goins state overseer and E. O. Sells district overseer. Participants on April 26 include Rev. E O Sells Rev Ancel Newton Rev E R Clower Rev M E Parks E P Musick D B Hatfield. Sunday morning April 28 adjournment after sermons by Rev S B McCane and Rev J L Goins. Special musical selections noted. Wesleyan guild to meet Thursday evening at 7 30.
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Church of God
J. L. Goins
E. O. Sells
Ancel Newton
E. R. Clower
M. E. Parks
E P. Musick
D B. Hatfield
B. McCane
Wyoming County Court Completes April Term in Pineville
The April term of the Wyoming County circuit court closed in Pineville after judge D M Bailey fined Charles H Bower $50 and costs for contempt for approaching six jurors about a pending case. Riffe won $2,885 in a coal royalty suit against D A Riffe. Dutch Mc Graw vs Wade Hash was continued to July due to insufficient jurors. A.M. Easley ruled no U M W A member could serve in the mine case at Maben. Conservation officials distributed game for restocking while local wildlife clubs received coons for placement in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pineville
Wyoming County Circuit Court
D. M. Bailey
Charles H. Bower
Bower
Ken Smith
Joe Day
Walter Norman
Bob McGraw
M. E. Bailey
Toby Rose
D. A. Riffe
Riffe
Dutch McGraw
Wade Hash
Easley
Maben
McGraw
West Fork Coal Company
Two Men Fined in Pinnacle Creek Incident
Two McDowell county residents Wilmer Stone and Charley Jackson of Northfork were fined $20 plus costs each for a Pinnacle creek offense last week. Game protector W M Rutherford arrested them and they were tried before Magistrate W R Haga at Itmann.
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McDowell County
Wilmer Stone
Charley Jackson
Northfork
Pinnacle Creek
W. M. Rutherford
W. R. Haga
Itmann
Minister Wyatt Toler Dies After Long Ministry at Simon
Wyatt A. Toler age 70 a minister for more than six decades died at his Reedy Creek home after a short illness attributed to kidney and heart disease. Last rites were held Friday and burial was in the family cemetery. Survived by widow and fifteen children including Mrs. Wes Carter Mrs. George Brinegar Howard and Jackson Toler of Belle and others across Simon and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyatt A. Toler
Simon
Reedy Creek
Wes Carter
George Brinegar
Howard and
Jackson Toler
Belle
Elsie Clay
New Richmond
Perry Harvey
Christian
Harvey Mitchell
Albert
Naaman
Harley
Rufus
Nathan
Orville Toler
Hazel Morrell
Tuberculosis X Rays Clinic Reports 444 Tests Here
Dr. Ward Wylie reports 444 x rays conducted at the tuberculosis x ray clinic held April 26 16 and 17. Tuberculin testing clinics preceded the event with 1135 tests given to at risk children and local high school seniors. Positive reactors were invited for x rays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward Wylie
Evangelistic Services Planned at Local Methodist Church
Two weeks of evangelistic services begin Sunday evening at the Methodist church announced by Rev. L. A. Steele. Charleston Mission head Pat Withrow will speak Sunday and return for several evenings assisted by musicians Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bryant of Carterville Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Steele
Pat Withrow
Charleston
Earl Bryant
Carterville
Ill
Countywide Immunization Clinics Set April Through June
The county health department and board of education announce immunization clinics statewide from April to the first week of June. The typhoid clinic starts April 30 at Road Branch school Oceana district 9:30 a.m. and at Oceana 2 p.m. School buses will transport children from Campus and C to Road Branch clinic. Immunizations cover typhoid fever nine months to adults, smallpox vaccine nine months to adults, and diphtheria six months to nine years ago.
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County Health Department
The
Board of Education
Road Branch School
Oceana District
Oceana
Road Branch
Special Mother's Day Service at Baileysville Tabernacle
The Rev. Edgar Beverley announced a Mother's Day service at Baileysville Tabernacle on Sunday May 12. Mothers are urged to attend as the event will be held in the morning at 9:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baileysville Tabernacle
Edgar Beverley
Bride to be Alice Stevens feted at Pineville party
Miss Alice Stevens daughter of Rev and Mrs Harry L Stevens was honored at a Saturday night party hosted by Ann Crews Ruth Stevens and Mamie Stevens at the family home in Pineville. She will wed Cpl Warren Heidbeck at Camp Lee Virginia on June 3. Guests embroidered their names on a quilt for the bride and presented money gifts. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Stevens
Harry L. Stevens
Pineville
Ann Crews
Ruth Stevens
Mamie Stevens
Cpl
Warren Heidbeck
Camp Lee
Virginia
Road meetings set to pick roads for secondary system
The state road commission appoints Judge R D Bailey to lead mass meetings in Wyoming county to decide which roads join the secondary system. Bailey names three district representatives per magisterial district with 12 callers slated for six districts. Meetings run April 29 to May 2 at local high schools and schools for discussion and selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Road Commission
R. D. Bailey
Pineville
Wyoming County
Bailey
Baileysville
R. P. Harmon
L. R. Gore
N. E. Shields
Barkers Ridge
R. F. Wildey
Everett Bailey
Boyd Green
Herndon High School
Slab Fork
B. T. Hash
Henry Clay
Clarence Smith
Mullens City Hall
Oceana
John R. Shumate
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Jerry L. Warren
E. G. Simmons
Simmons
Holston
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E. E. Woodson
Woman's Clubs of
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Portation
Aquella
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St. Paul Street
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Rich Creek Methodist Church
H. L. Thomas
Ora Mae Russell
London
H. M. Russell
Russell
I. W. Chambers
Bluefield Sanitarium
Dickie Newton
M. C. Newton
the Narrows
Mary Virginia Williams
Marion College
Pauline R. Williams
Helene Abrams
Jean Trollope
Elman Hadra
Christiansburg
Maxine Dayton
Shenandoah Conservatory of Music
Dayton
E. P. Dayton
Bette Turner
D. C. Williams
Graham, N. C
Army
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Sribhw
Mcmiber Pederal
Onawe
Pineville, W. Va
State Conservation Commission
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Adrain
Square Circle
J. C. Callaway
Fred Hale
Janet Gale Hudgins
Elaine
Darlington
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H. H. Widener
James
Edgar Hendricks
C. B. Moore, Sr
Florence
Charlie Caldwell
Dublin
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Ellis Caldwell
Don Hale
Parris’ Island
Payton Hale
Mehor Dunman
Washington, D
Gainer Mishia Fredrick
John Fredrick
FHA
Community Savings & Loan Co
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