City Urges Federal Building for Bluefield Virginia
Bluefield Virginia with about 5 000 residents seeks a modern federal building. J Flannagan urges using influence to secure federal construction while advocating a municipal town building. Projections suggest rentals make the project a paying investment. Homer K Brown backs regional effort supporting the plan.
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Tazebul
Bluefield
Ae Io
J. Flannagan
Pouenes
Biuefeld
J. H. Hoge
Homer K. Brown
Graham Methodist Vacation School Ends Week With 60 Students
The Graham Methodist church daily vacation school finished its first week of morning sessions and will continue a second week. Over sixty children from beginner to international departments are enrolled with twelve adult leaders teaching. Shared plans include star study and field trips under H. D. Hart and A Hart. The program praised for its cooperation and quality.
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Graham Methodist Church
Ek Bee
H. D. Hart
Hart
General Assembly
Lee Theater Installs New Cooling System
The Lee Theater announces the installation of a new cooling system, promising one of the coolest venues in town. Plans call for enlargement and more seats, according to manager E. G. Jackson.
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LEE Theater
Lee Y Leted
E. G. Jackson
Dry movement sparks county liquor ban drive in Tazewell
Lacy Tynes, leader of the local drys, writes in Clinch Valley News that the ABC store fight triggered the ban on intoxicating beverages in Tazewell County. He says the goal is to drive alcohol from the nation and notes Wytheville will soon hold a liquor referendum. Homer K. Bowen of Southern West Virginia, Inc. referenced the upcoming vote during a Bluefield visit.
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Tazewell
ABC
Lacy Tynes
Tynes
Clinch Valley
Approaching House Race Draws Interest in Tazewell
In Tazewell county the fast developing campaign for the General Assembly draws attention as several potential candidates are named. Rumors say dry forces may back a favorable candidate. Arthur B. Hendricks leads in Bluefield Virginia with many candidates running as independents.
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Tazewell
General Assembly
Bluefield
Arthur B. Hendricks
Tazewell County
Diamonds Shine On New Yorkers At Local Restaurant
A New York family of three toured this city Friday evening drawing attention with an unusually dazzling display of diamonds. The woman wore sparkling stones that looked like a bulletin board at Union Station while the couple and their attractive daughter enjoyed their visit.
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New York
Union Station
Steel girders placed for Graham High Gym
Large steel girders are laid on the ground for construction of the Graham High Gym. Work continues on the new West End graded street school and the colored high school as progress advances.
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Graham High Gym
West End
White Robins Among U S Albino Feathers Cause Buzz
A North American count lists about six white robins including one at Bluefield Virginia filtration plant. The Bluefield bird bred with a common robin, laid six white eggs, and attracted thousands of visitors before a crow destroyed the first nest. The male and female robs showed evident affection as the second nest formed.
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A. J
North
United States
Bluefield
Shelbin
Missouri
Theluefield
North American
Masons to Redecorate Hall in Virginia Lodge Event
Masons of the Virginia side celebrate completion of decoration and improvement of their banquet hall and lodge room with a Friday night program June 11. Banquet by Chapter 105 Eastern Star followed by a military drill, tap dance by Annabell Shufflebarger, and a series of talks and musical selections led by Wade H. Frazier.
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Masons
Virginia
Eastern Star
Annabell Shufflebarger
Wade H. Frazier
Harman
Lodge
Beat En Amser
H. B. Frazier
Eleanor Anderson
J. B. Baylor
Harman E
E. H. Harman
Harman Lodge
Lee J. Lear
Press
B. F. Quillen
H. D. Hart
Lee J. Barbee
G. W. Collins
Gladys McMullin Gill
Order of Eastern Star
Bear kills dog then is shot after sheep chase near Fieldale
A Virginia farmer reports a bear pursuing his flock near Fieldale. A posse with sticks, rocks, and hounds chased the animal. one dog was killed by the bear. After a long chase, Mike Smith fires the fatal shot ending the attack.
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Fieldale
Geneve
Mike Smith
Changes Suggested in Town Charter Chatter
Bluefield Virginia voters consider charter amendments proposing council elections every two years matching congressional terms. Three of five council seats plus town treasurer would be elected in June 1938, with ward representatives Carl Creasy and R L Longworth up for reelection. The death of W H Speed expires 1938 and debate grows over whether council terms should align with federal cycles.
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Bluefield
Olin
Arge
Carl Creasy
R. L. Longworth
W. H. Speed
Virginia Side Personalities Visit Ties and Illness Call
Mrs. W. B. Neel was called to Marion due to her mother’s critical illness. Mr. and Mrs. Hubbest and their grandson Mary visited in Reidsville over the weekend.
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W. B. Neel
Marion
Hubbest
Eeter
Mary
Buddy Orville
Reidsville
Tragedy Shocks Bluefield Couple After Fatal Accident
A fatal crash shocked Charles Donald Fox and his wife, following weeks as guests of Bluefield Virginia Business Men's Club. The automobile is described as showing no respect for persons as it struck them.
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Charles Donald Fox
Page Visits Tazewell in Virginia Governor Bid
L Page, Democratic governor candidate in August Virginia primary, toured Tazewell County this week to boost support. Page, a longtime senator, has roots in Old Dominion politics and shifted from lieutenant governor to run for governor after H Price faltered. He touted election law reform as part of his platform while Price offered limited comment amid ongoing race dynamics.
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Virginia
Price
As L. Page
Tazewell County
Page
Old Dominion
Liew Te Anor
H. Price
George L. Peery
Storm Damages Remote Virginia Bluefields Phone Lines
The Saturday report says phone service between two Bluefields remained partly out after Wednesday storm. Cables were grounded and other damage noted as the heaviest rainstorm in history here affected communications and utilities.
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Bluefields
Peterstown merchant to rebuild after major store fire
E. I. Terry of Peterstown plans to rebuild his general store after a devastating fire reported in Bluefield. The mercantile business had operated forty years, with an estimated loss of 75,000 dollars.
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E. I. Terry
Peterstown
Bluefield
West End Bus Service Draws Big Rush
The streamlined bus line in the west end proves popular with demand for a second bus. The new service means trips are a bit farther apart than streetcars. Bus travel on the line is heavy. RETURN FROM HUNTINGTON Mrs J W Dickenson returned from Huntington after attending Marshall college centennial with sister Mrs Paul Davis of Welch.
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West End
Huntington
J. W. Dickenson
Marshall College
Paul Davis
Welch
Mrs Pruett Sings at Bluefield Business Men's Club
Mrs. Pruett was the soloist at the weekend meeting of the Bluefield Virginia Business Men's Club with Mrs. E B Witten as accompanist. She has received several invitations to sing after appearing on WHIS radio earlier.
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Pruett
W. C. Pruett
Bluefield
E. B. Witten
Fleshman Sisters Quartette Gains Attention on Radio
Music critics discuss the Fleshman Sisters Maud Mildred Vera and Dorris Ruble daughter of Betty Ruble and Fleshman sisters daughters of Jim and Mrs Fleshman of West Graham. Listen for them on the radio.
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WAY UP
Crockett Family Plans Emory Trip
Mrs. R. A. Crockett Mrs. R. K. Crockett and Miss Mary Stacy Crockett will travel to Emory today to escort Lorraine Crockett home. Miss Crockett studied at Emory and Henry College. Miss Stacy will stay at Emory for the assembly.
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Emory
R. A. Crockett
R. K. Crockett
Mary Stacy Crockett
Lorraine Crockett
Miss Crockett
Emory and Henry College
Stacy
Weather Praise Marks Warm Weather Prediction
The brief notes a forecaster who predicted a hot spell last Sunday and now observes ideal growing weather with showers and sunshine continuing. The message highlights the accuracy of the forecast and the current favorable conditions for crops.
Bees Swarm Do Not Alarm City During Bloom
Bees swarm in the area while a colored woman rings a cow bell to quiet them. The bell generally calms the swarm though noise persists. The piece notes the sourer the blossom, the sweeter the nectar, with crab apple and clover blooms cited as nectar sources.
Splendid Voice Highlighted for Southwest Virginia Leader
Homer K. Bowen executive secretary of Southwest Virginia Inc. is praised for an excellent auditorium voice described as very penetrating. The piece notes Mr. Brown’s noted oratorical prizes as a schoolboy and his Giles county roots with Roanoke education.
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Homer K. Bowen
Southwest Virginia Inc
Mr. Brown
Giles County
Roanoke College
Flowers on Street Brighten Town Thanks to Mrs Grisson
Mrs Grisson planted a flower garden along the street and the town seems prettier. The feature notes the garden’s neat appearance and the community praise for thoughtful civic effort. A brief note mentions a meeting of the Bluefeld chapter at the Masonic Hall and a recent grand chapter gathering.
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Bob Grisson
Fascist Writer Accuses Spanish Regime of Funding War Supplies
The fascist writer Virginio Gayda accused the Spanish Republican government of holding 16250 in a Perpignan bank to buy foreign war materials. He claimed funds would move through a New York intermediary to purchase 25000 rifles and 25 million cartridges, allegedly via Canada with Mexico. Cauda, aligned with Mussolini, said Mexico France and Russia shared honors in arming the Spanish government.
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Rome
Virginio Gayda
Perpignan
France
Canada
Il Giornale D
Italia
New York
Mexico
Cauda
Mussolini
Russia
Third Annual BSC Roundup Planned at Peterstown
The Third Annual Ballard Spangler and Callaway families reunion at Peterstown is planned for August. Last year the event drew thousands of relatives and friends and the organizers expect a similar turnout.
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BSC
Peterstown
Ballard
Spangler
Callaway
Ghostly tale from Roan Mountain haunts Waycaster family
The ghost editor recalls a Missouri style sighting near a huckleberry patch on Roan Mountain. Charley Waycaster, age 14, meets a silent woman with a basket who vanishes after a close approach, echoing a dead relative rumored to return. Later, his mother dies that fall.
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Pre Io
W. J. Waycaster
Pocahontas
Roan Mountain
Charles
Charley
Huckleberry Patch
Mr. Waycaster
Local Notes From Raven Virginia Front Page
John Nicar of Culpeper Virginia visited relatives in Raven this past week. Mrs. John Pack and Miss Mary Margaret Judd of Tennessee visited relatives here and in Rich. Estal Jackson and family of Berwind West Virginia were guests of the latter’s parents and Mrs. Frank Belcher over the weekend. Rev John Rogers of Johnson City Tennessee conducts a revival at the Pentecostal church. Florence White had tonsils removed at Mattie Williams hospital and is recovering well. Frances Mallory visited Virginia Casey on Road Ridge last weekend. Den Lane and family have been visiting relatives in Bishop Virginia this week. Edna Ryan and her young daughter of Beckley spent the week with her parents Ike and Mrs. Jones. James Lane was admitted to Richland hospital for treatment. Mrs John White is visiting her parents at Grundy this week. Mrs Eugene Burgess and son Andrew are visiting relatives in Saltville Virginia. Dr Carter of Eagleston West Virginia is relieving Dr Seawell this week and is in Richmond Virginia.
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Raven
John Nicar
Culpeper
John Pack
Mary Margaret Judd
Tennessee
Estal Jackson
Berwind
W. Va
Latters
Frank Belcher
John Rogers
Johnson City
Tenn
Pentecostal Church
Florence White
Mattie Williams
Frances Mallory
Virginia Casey
Road Ridge
den Lane
Bishop
Edna Ryan
Beckley
Ike Jones
James Lane
Richland Hospital
John White
Tom Ratliff
Eugene Burgess
Andrew
Saltville
Carter
Eagleston
Seawell
Richmond
Lurich Notes on Deaths Visits and Illnesses
Mr and Mrs Harrison White were called to Indian Mills West Virginia due to the death of Mrs Cass Wills sister Mrs Bascom Williams visited Radford and Burton last week Mrs Elmer Stowers is well again after a week of illness Mrs William Perdue visited her sister Mrs Guy Moore ineseees this week Bob Robertson was summoned to Bluefield for his brother's serious illness Vera Davis and Thelma Robertson spent a week in Boston visiting Mrs D C Dent Ruth and Walter Stowers returned from Parrot Virginia Clyde Brunk of Alpaca joined James Turner for a weekend visit
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Lurich
Harrison White
Indian Mills
W. Va
Cass Wills
Bascom Williams
Radford and
Burton
Elmer Stowers
William Perdue
Neseees
Guy Moo
E. B. Robarteon
Bluefield
Bob Robertson
Vera Davis
Thelma Robertson
Boston
D. C. Dent
Walter Stowers
Ruth
Parrot
Clyde Brunk
Alpeca
James Turner
Burkes Garden News Notes Visitors and Travels
Dr and Mrs W H Greever of New York visit Burke's Garden with daughter Mariam Greever who will sail later to join Rev Grady Cooper in missionary work. Several relatives from Virginia and Pittsburgh visit Rice Thomas. Elmer Rhody returns home from Mattie Williams Hospital slightly better. Ida Greever returns from teaching in Marion. Rev Charles Tusing returns from Rural Retreat Lutheran conference. Miss Elizabeth Davis of Norfolk returns home.
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Burkes Garden
W. H. Greever
New York
Grady Cooper
Mariam Greever
Francis Moss
Will Lincoln
Short Family Visit and Garden Pests Reported
A brief note mentions a short visit to Mr and Mrs Rice Thomas by Mr James Hoge who returned from Marian a on business. Nature brought a pest invasion with millions of caterpillar like insects affecting the northern garden areas and causing leaf damage. Mrs Oscar Moss of Mt Airy Md returns home after weeks with friends and relatives in the Garden.
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Rice Thomas
James Hoge
Saturov
Mariana
Oscar Moss
Mt. Airy
Richlands Area Receives Heavy Welcome Rains
The Richlands area was drenched Wednesday and Thursday by welcome rains. Farmers and truck gardeners benefited with saved strawberries from John Nipper's Steelsburg farm and other vegetables thriving. no wind or hail damage reported.
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Richlands
John Nipper
Steelsburg
Richlands Paragraphs N. W Boss Moves Here
G C Hoback yardmaster for nine months relocates with family from Bluefield to a newly completed residence on Suffolk Avenue near the hospital in Richlands.
Local Resident Chas Brown Admitted for Major Operation
The Rev Chas Brown of the brick yard section has been admitted to Mattie Williams hospital for treatment ahead of a serious operation. His condition has been serious for several weeks but showed some improvement by Friday noon.
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Chas Brown
Brick Yard
Mattie Williams Hospital
Willing Workers circle meets at Christian church
The Willing Workers circle of the Christian church met Thursday with Mrs. Henry Childress. The program featured Theodos Williams and Draper. Mrs. Morgan presided as business was conducted and officers were elected for next year: G. W. Hagg president, B. H. Eppling vice president, Powell Elswick secretary, J. J. Draper assistant secretary, and J. A. Morgan treasurer and circle reporter. A salad course was served by the hostess assisted by Mrs. Homer Williams.
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Circle of the Christian Church
Henry Childress
Delightful Christian Endeavor Social At First Christian Church
The Christian endeavor group hosted a Tuesday evening social at the First Christian church where attendees wore out of date headpieces and Mrs. Ely Griffith won the prize. Refreshments were served to about 20 members. The Tazewell county C E union met Friday night at Horsepen to elect officers.
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First Christian Church
Christian Endeavor
Ely Griffith
Tazewell
New ton Baby Ruth Shannon Born at Newton Home
The Rev and Mrs R T New ton welcomed a baby girl named Ruth Shannon born last Saturday at the Newton home.
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R. T. Newton
Newton
Ruth Shannon
Three Widows From Richlands Attends Marshall College Anniversary
Mrs Arch Collins of Jewell Ridge Mrs J W Dickenson of Bluefield and Mrs Paul Davis of Welch spent the weekend in Huntington for Marshall college 100th anniversary. They are former Richlands residents and daughters of Mr and Mrs J D Elkins and Marshall graduates.
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Arch Collins
Jewell Ridge
J. W. Dickenson
Bluefield
Paul Davis
Welch
Huntington
Marshall College
Richlands
J. D. Elkins
Richlands merchant adds mel motorcycle for deliveries
Dr. John G. Repass of Richlands has added a mel motorcycle to his store fleet. He will use the vehicle to deliver orders from his shop, expanding local service.
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John G. Repass
The
Richlands
Lyons and Stump Wed in Raven Baptist Ceremony
Paul H. Lyons and Miss Cleo Stump of Raven married Thursday at the Raven Baptist Church with R. T. Newton officiating minister.
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Paul H. Lyons
Cleo Stump
Raven
The
Baptist
R. T. Newton
Meath
Wyatt-Wyatt wedding near Richlands and Cedar Bluff
George C. Wyatt assistant manager of the Kroger store at Richlands claimed Miss Rachell Matilda Van Dyke as his bride. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Van Dyke of Tazewell. They will reside at Cedar Bluff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. Wyatt
Kroger
Richlands
Rachell Matilda van Dyke
G. M. van Dyke
Tazewell
Kroger Baking Company
Cedar Bluff
Bristol Boy Seriously Injured In Engine Fall
George Oster, pharmacist for the R. and W. Drug Corp, was summoned to Bristol Wednesday afternoon as his father G A Oster, a 12 year old Southern railway engineer, lay seriously hurt after falling from his engine at Bulls Cop. Tenn J Oster showed signs of improvement on Friday.
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George Oster
R. & .W. Drug Corporation
Bristol
G. A. Oster
Southern Railway
Bulls Cop
Tenn
J. Oster
Missionary Society Holds Meeting at Draper Home
The Missionary society of the Methodist church will meet Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. T A Draper with Mrs. Violar Ratliff and Mrs. H R Sadler as assistant hostesses. The program continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
T. A. Draper
Violar Ratliff
H. R. Sadler
Circle 2 of the Presbyterian Church Meeting at Miss Kincannon
Circle 2 of the Presbyterian church will meet at the home of Miss Susie Kincannon on Lee street Thursday afternoon at 2 30.
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Circle
The
Presbyterian Church
Susie Kincannon
Lee
Mole tunnels 68 feet in 23 hours during experiment
An experiment records a mole tunneling 3 feet in the first seven hours and reaching 68 feet of branch lines in 23 hours, totaling over 100 feet overall. The rapid subterranean work highlights the creature's digging capacity and endurance.
County Picnic Plans Set for July 11 in Buchanan County
A county picnic is planned for July 11 at the forks of the garden in Buchanan County with H G McGlothlin chairing arrangements. The event will feature a brass band speakers from Buchanan Dickenson Tazewell and Russell counties and food stands for sandwiches ice cream and drinks. Speakers include George Sutherland and Grand High School principal for Buchanan County Judge A A Skeens Tivis Owens L B Puller G B Johnson J R Boggess J Barnes Sanders John W Wianaeten Jr and John Preston McConnell. The program begins at 10 30 am.
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Buchanan
H. G. McGlothlin
Dickenson
Tazewell
Russell
Coe
Buchanan County
George Sutherland
Smith
Grand High School
Dickenson County
A. A. Skeens
Tivis Owens
Russell County
L. BE. Puller
G. B. Johnson
John R. Boggess
J. Barnes Sanders
Rotary Club of
Richlands
John W. Wianaeten
John Preston McConnell
East Radford Teachers College
Homecoming at First Baptist Dedicates Church Today
The First Baptist church holds a homecoming with all day meetings and a 3 p.m. dedication sermon by Rev. Mr. Johnson of Galax Virginia. Established 1931, the church recently discharged remaining indebtedness and invites the public to morning services, a 3 p.m. sermon, and 7:45 p.m. evening services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist
First Baptist Church
D. R Johnson
Galax
Johnson
New Sewer Line Underway in Richlands Town
Town Manager I T Jessee reports completion of several thousand feet of new sewage disposal line within Richlands corporate limits. West end and Dalton addition work finished, Big Creek project done under the WPA. Town hall expansion due in about 60 days. officials note improvements and sound finances despite a low mood.
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I. T. Jessee
Richlands
West End
Dalton
Big Creek
Bees swarm settles in Dye chimney
A swarm that fled from an apple tree moved to the chimney of Ruey Dye on Creek Street and now fills the flue. Dye seeks safe removal without lighting a fire and asks anyone with capture tips to contact him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iron Addition
Ruey Dye
Mr. Dye
Remodeling Nears Finish on West End Building
Amos Roydon has nearly completed overhauling his newly purchased building in the west end. Carpenters have remodeled the entire structure and brick renewal will soon finish the storeroom front and the adjoining apartment building.
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Amos Roydon
West End
Impressive Last Rites for Bernard Williams
The service at Hoyes chapel in Giles county marked Bernard Williams burial birthplace with a large crowd of friends relatives and Masons present. The Masonic tribute was by Robert McGuire. Williams was twice married and surviving are daughter Nancy from first marriage his wife Myrtle Duncan of Cedar Bluff and children Louise Peggy and Mary from his last marriage.
Rites Today for Kyle H McGuire in South Richlands
Funeral services honor Kyle Hix McGuire born August 21 1903 Cedar Bluff Va who died after a fall from a porch banister near his home. The service at the McGuire residence will be followed by burial in New Cemetery Tazewell with several local clergymen officiating and active pallbearers named.
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T. A. McGuire
South Richlands
Kyle Hix McGuire
McGuire
Kyle McGuire
Cedar Bluff
Tecchnical Institute
West Virginia
Grundy
Icefield
Wee Lodge
Tazewell County
Tazewell
W. W. Arrowood
R. T. Newton
Ernest M. Ritchey
V. E
Sam Yeattes
Robert McGuire
L. F. Buskill
Joe N. Johnson
W. E. Penn
H. B Smith
Biuenel
Glen Hicks Clings to Life After Kin Row
Glenn Hicks, 20, was critically wounded by his brother in law Harley McCoy in a family dispute. Hicks was stabbed multiple times in the abdomen and chest with a deep arm gash. McCoy surrendered to police, was jailed, and held without release pending Hicks's condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Hicks
Glenn Hicks
Harley McCoy
Hicks
McCoy
Fred L. Steele
Richlands
Peery
Tazewell
Hick
Pastor Called by Presbyterians to Lead Local Churches
The First Presbyterian church announced it has called Rev. Frank B Lewis of Lewisburg to pastor the Cedar Bluff and local congregations. He plans to arrive June 10 to assume duties. Also N B Tate a first year student at Richmond seminary will arrive June 10 to do summer field work for Cedar Bluff and Richlands churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Frank B Lewis
Lewisburg
Cedar Bluff
Lewis
Ms Seminary of
Richmond
N. B. Tate
Richlands
Heat Wave Brings Extreme Temperatures to Local Area
A heat wave hit Richlands with temperatures reaching 97 degrees on Monday and 91 on Friday. Residents report the two days as among the hottest in recent years, with several people overcome by the heat at Jewell Ridge morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richlands
Jewell Ridge
Richlands Personal Notices Tell Of Visits And Travel
A stream of social items lists residents visiting relatives and traveling. Mrs Henry Childress and son Steven Jr visited Dry Fork relatives. Mrs J B Maxwell and others from Logan were guests in Thursday gatherings. Virginia Smith and Frances Ratiff visited Miss Helen Maxwell, while Herbert Hunter headed to Palmville to bring his daughters Nancy and Margaret home from the State Teachers College.
For Sale House and Two Lots in Bluefield Va
For sale property at 44 Va. Ave Bluefield Virginia offers a house and two lots in a desirable location. Information provided by S Lefier Bluefield Va. Potential buyers should contact the listed advertiser for details.
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Bluefield
S. Lefier
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Graham Methodist
Theatre
Jane Withers
Legion of Terror
Bruce Cabot
Laurel and Hardy
Buck Jones
HI Speed
North Tazewell
Biological Survey
Brain
Virginia Side
Margaret White
Lurich, Va
Evelyn and Mona Meadows
Burke’s Garden
Mas
John P. Gose
Stork
NEW Delivery Service
Forks of Garden
the Golden Rule Realty Company
Montrose St
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Graham, Va
P. O
Bernard Williams
Kyle H. Mguire
Frank B. Lewis
Richlands Personals
Fox
da Peer
Steven, Jr
Maxwell
F. R Hurt
Dell Kendricks
Logan
Irginia Smith
Bis Stone Gap
Frances Ratiff
Helen Maxwell
Herbert Hunter
Palmville
Nancy
Margaret
State Teachers’ College
Robert
Earl Hart Pee
Norton
Rip” Wilson
Mon- Gay
Daily
Jesses
E. H. Epvention
Emile Lowe
Ale
N. Y
Joseph Stras
Roanoke
W. R. Wi
Bernice Ritchey
Milligan College
Ritchey
Mary Williams
John Nicol
Cull
J. A. Gillespie
Clarence Hedges
Williams
Hedges
Sullivan
Peggy White
Helen Tartar
A. C. Dowdy
Bluefield Monument Co
A. G. Wright
Vera L. Wright
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