Graham G-Men to Greet Business Leaders at Dinner
Members of Graham High School football team will be guests at a dinner meeting of the Business Men's Association tonight at 6 30 inside the Methodist church basement. Currence, editor of the Weffield Daily Telegraph, will be the guest speaker.
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Graham G-Men
Business Association
Ofraham High
BusiNess Men's Association
Retrall
Methodist Chure
Coats
Ti Wefield Daily Telegraph
Standings In Bond Contest On Virginia Side
The sixth War Bond Drive in Bluefield tabulates standings as prizes will be awarded to the organization with the largest vote count. The contest measures public support in the ongoing drive.
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Virginia
Bluefield
Bond Committee Names Local Organizations To Vote
The bond committee urged all town groups to rally for the bond issue and avoid vote transfers if any faction withdraws. Listed were organizations assigning votes totaling significant totals including Looms, Burton, and various local clubs and lodges with values ranging up to 17 800 votes.
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B. Burton
le Post
Chretien Church ‘Healing Caeegreek
Presbyterian Auxiliary
Odd Fellows Loage
Red Men's Lodge
Mary's Aukunoy
Ceee
West Graham Methodist
West Graham Community Club
Kirk Home Damaged Again By Blaze
A second fire this week struck the M. D. Kirk home in West Graham on Thursday afternoon about 3 o clock. Fire Chief Ray Barnett said the blaze, caused by a defective fire, was extinguished last night. Damage from Tuesday totaled 25 dollars and Thursday damage reached 100 dollars, with the loss covered by insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. D. Kirk
West Graham
Ray Barnett
Virginia Side Personalities Highlight Local Families
Va. Side Personals notes Mr and Mrs C D Eddins and son Bobby join Mr and Mrs J Will Bailey and Mr and Mrs W M Wood in a run of social notices.
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C. D. Eddins
Bobby
J. Will Bailey
W. M. Wood
Kimball Hosts Weekend Guests At McDaniel Home
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. McDaniel hosted weekend guests including Mrs Myrtle Lawless and children from Kimball along with others, sharing hospitality at their residence.
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Te and
Yrtle Lawless
Kimball
J. H. McDaniel
Inspection of Kanawha Medical Center Completed
U S Public Health Service officials from Washington, accompanied by West Virginia state health staff, completed an inspection of the Kanawha Valley Medical Center in South Charleston. The tour included Dr. W K Sharp Jr and other district and division leaders focusing on venereal disease control and sanitary engineering.
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Charleston
W. Va
U. S. Public Health Service
Washington
Kanawha Valley Medical Center
South Charleston
J. E. Offner
USPH
W. K.sharp, Jr
Sooner
J R. Heller, Jr
Lee Diseker
David Wilson
F. J. Myer
Charleston Man Named To Lead Inaugural Arrangements
William M. Woodroe a Charleston attorney and head of the state Democratic speakers bureau during 1944 was named today as chairman of arrangements for the inauguration of Governor Elect Clarence W Meadows January 15. He said there would be no parade and the oath would be taken outdoors if weather permits, under Meadows wartime restraint.
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Charleston
W. Va
William M. Woodroe
Cam
Nen
Clarence W. Meadows
Woodroe
Meadows
Inaugural Ceremony Plans Revealed for West Virginia
Arthur B. Koontz longtime Democratic official assists in WV inaugurations since 1912. If weather prevents an outdoor event, the oath moves to the house of delegates chamber with loudspeakers in the statehouse. No extra cost expected due to existing permanent equipment. Workmen repaint benches and platform for the January 15 event.
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Democratic National
Arthur B. Koontz
West Virginia
Meadows
House of Delegates
Statehouse
Woodroe
Ragland Named Secretary in Tobacco Manufacturers Group
Edward Ragland, previously chief of the tobacco section at the office of price administration, was named secretary of the smaller tobacco manufacturers section of the grocery manufacturers of America. The appointment was announced today in New York.
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New York
Edward Ragland
Office of Price Administration
Tobacco Manufacturers’ Section
Grocery Manufacturers of America
Blood supplies projected to fill 50 rail tank cars
A grim projection cites a large stockpile of blood, enough to fill a fifty car train of railway tank cars at current collection rates. The estimate underscores ongoing medical needs and collection challenges.
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Foo Eee Cms
Ned Ross
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Piggly Wiggly
Quaker Dairy Feed
Maxwell House
Plymouth
McGrath
Wheaties
Little Maiden
Diamond Brand
Swan Soap
Crosstown
Med
L. D. Feutchenberger Bakeries, Inc
By Roland Coe
By C. Kessler
M* Gurk’s
Miller Watt
Scouts
Rod
Kom
Madame LA Schdown
Hortense
Edcar Martin
Saoulid
Dick Tracy
Hamis
Chester Gould
Gus Edsce
Star
Don Winslow
NAVY
Winslow
Frank V. Martinck
Homer Hoopee
Otto
Bosg
Homer
Otto Pringle
Tigut
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Woods
Bar
BY Williams
Egad
Baxter
Tom
Montezuma
Sust
Kanawha Medical Center
Jeane
Will
Bluefield, Va
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