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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 2004

Page

7

Last Civil War widow Alberta Martin dies at 97 in Alabama

Alberta Martin, the last widow of a Civil War veteran, died at 97 in an Enterprise nursing home from heart attack complications. Born Alberta Stewart in 1906, she rose from poverty to become a symbol for Confederate history buffs, paraded by the Sons of Confederate Veterans at events across the South. She married Civil War veteran William Jasper Martin in 1927 and later his grandson Charlie Martin, leaving two sons, with funeral plans set for June 12 in Elba.

Montgomery Ala Alberta Martin Martin Enterprise Kenneth Chancey Gertrude Janeway South Tennessee John Janeway Wayne Flynt Auburn University Daisy Anderson Gettysburg Anderson Denver Janeway Alberta Stewart Martin Alberta Stewart Danley’s Crossroads Tallassee Alabama Howard Farrow Farrow Stewart Opp William Jasper Martin Macon County Andalusia William Charlie Martin New Ebenezer Baptist Church Elba First Assembly of God Chancey Sons of Confederate Veterans Sam Webb University of Alabama At Birmingham Tony Horwitz William Jasper William Martins Alabama Infantry Horwitz Petersburg Virginia Harold Farrow North Little Rock Ark Willie Martin

Black World War I Memorial restoration ceremony in McDowell County

Williams speaks on the 1.6 million restoration of the Black War Memorial honoring African American WWI soldiers. About 1,500 Black veterans from McDowell County served. Attendees heard calls to unite, with remarks from Kimball officials, veterans, and county leaders.

Williams U.S Robert C. Byrd D-W.va McDowell County Welch James Eubanks Commission Eubanks Gordon Lambert Lambert U.S. Air Force al Hancock Karl Miller U.S. Marine Corps Samuel Hazzard Suzanne Slaughter

Center to bring arts and education to Princeton area

Construction of a 32 000 square foot regional arts center in Princeton advances with site prep and drainage work. The facility, featuring a 1000 seat auditorium and grand foyer, honors Charles T. Mathena III and will host performances, lectures, and community events over a 14 month build.

Princeton Hardee’s Stafford Consultants Stafford Drive Mathena Appalachia Charles T. “Chuck” Mathena III George Co. Icenour

Veterans honor fallen soldiers at Memorial Day ceremony

A Memorial Day event in Bluefield honors fallen servicemen with remarks from Frazier and Thelma Halsey of the American Legion Auxiliary. Riley West Post 9 notes the 20th annual ceremony. The Bluefield High Band played, attendees signed a thank you banner for soldiers in Iraq, then a community picnic followed at Bluefield City Park for VFW Post 9696.

Legion Thelma Halsey American Legion Auxiliary A. A. Lon Hopkins, Jr Riley West Post No. 9 Bluefield Iraq Chicory Square Bluefield City Park VFW Adria Hairston Ahairston Bottonline

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