Memorials announced for Dr Meryleen Smith and others
The notice lists numerous funeral arrangements and burial details across several towns. Dr Meryleen Bailey Smith of Peterstown, died December 28, 1999, with a memorial service January 4, 2000, at Broyles Shrewsbury Funeral Chapel, Peterstown. Other services include Addair, Larue, Graves, Hull, Mullins, and Viers with times and locations across Welch, Oakvale, Maybeury, Princeton, Bluefield, Tazewell, and Keen Ridge Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meryleen B. Smith
Peterstown
Meryleen Bailey Smith
Carilton Giles Memorial Hospital
Pearlsburg
Rock
Addison Crockett
Alice Shutt Bailey
Mary Baldwin College
University of Cincinnati
Cincinnati
Ohio
Jewish Hospital
University of Pennsylvania Graduate School of Medicine
Robert Packer Hospital
Sayre
American Board of Pediatrics
Williamson Memorial Hospital
Williamson
C.H. Mead Coal Co
Rich Creek
Bluefield
State Health Department
Order of the Eastern Star
Alpha Delta Kappa
American Medical Association
American Public Health Association
American Academy of Pediatrics
WV Pediatric Society
WV State Medical Association
WV Public Health Association
Mercer County Medical Society
Daughters of the American Revolution
Violet Bailey Lacy
Aubrey Crockett Matney
Blacksburg
Alexander Moffett Smith
Roberta Smith Matney
Lucian Percy Bailey
Broyles-Shrewsbury Funeral Chapel
Scott Sears
Nancy Bailey
Monte Vista Park Cemetery
Princeton
American Cancer Society
United Methodist Church of
Earl Steven Addair
Fanning Funeral Home
Welch
Roselawn Memorial Gardens
Grover Larue
Davis Funeral Home
Oakvale
Woodlawn Memorial Park
Bluewell
Franklin D.R. Graves
Glorious
Church of God of Maybeury
Restlawn Memorial Gardens
Littlesburg Road
Carolyn Teresa Hull
Mercer Funeral Home
Davis Funeral
Sandra Kay Mullins
Peery & St. Clair
Tazewell
Grandview Memory Gardens
Meryleen Smith
Broyles- Shrewsbury
Monte Vista Park
Raymond Viers
Maple Grove Church of Christ
Keen Ridge Road
Noah Stewart
Readers miss Peanuts after comic page exits
Readers in Princeton express regret as the Peanuts strip ends after decades. Todd Masey and Wesley Chambers recall Snoopy and Charlie Brown scenes, while Janice Walters reflects on growing up with the strip and daily morning ritual of reading the comics. The departure leaves a void for longtime readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Todd Masey
Princeton
Wesley Chambers
Snoopy
Janice Walters
Charlie Brown
A Key Year for the Future sermon on revival
In Bluewell the Voice of Praise Worship hosted Rev. Preston Mathena who urged a vision like Isaiah’s and warned against hype around Y2K. He urged spiritual revival as the new millennium nears, while pastors reassure congregations about potential Y2K concerns. Rev. Charles Collins of Mount Olive Baptist Church echoed the Christian focus amid widespread fears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaiah
Bluewell
Preston Mathena
Charles Collins
Mount Olive Baptist Church
Bluefield
Collins
Bank trial raises protective order over OCC documents
In a West Virginia federal proceeding Judge Faber partially granted a protective order on bank examination materials. Defense attorney Charles Love criticized alleged bias against emails, while government attorney Arnold defended document disclosure but flagged sensitive personnel records. The judge said access would be flexible, noted the long self examination by OCC and FDIC, and reserved decisions on bond and home confinement reductions.
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Church
Charles M. Love, III
Faber
OCC
Love
Church Defense
Congress
FDIC
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Arnold
Fter
Pierson
Graham
Dallas
Bank of Keystone
West Virginia
Texas
Burke Mountain
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