Postponed mine rescue meet in Welch after storm
A heavy wind and rain tore down the canvas mine set delaying the five safety teams competition in Welch West Virginia about 1 000 spectators attended the event which organizers hope to make an annual affair. Teams included Superior Carswell McComas Berwind and Jenkin Jones with officials from the state and U S departments of mines present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Bluefield
W. Va
Welch
Welch W. Va
Carswell
Koppers Co Company
Welch Severeny
West Virginia
Walter H. Steen
Eut
W. C. Strugel
State Department
Blakely Field
John Blakely
N. P. Rhinehart
State Department of Mines
Rhinehard
Superior
Lake Suer Coal Company
Oppers Coal Company
McComas
American Coal Com
Berwind
New
H. L. Schweinberg
Pond Creek Pocahontas Coal Company
William Norris
Elkhorn Church Plans Evening Program at Powhatan
The Elkhorn church group schedules a good program tonight at Powhatan with echoes of the recent Methodist Young People assembly at Emory and Henry College Emory Virginia. A large crowd from McDowell county is expected. John Golden, noted playwright and producer, has written over 1,000 songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkhorn Church Group
Powhatan
John Golden
Welch Welcomes Andrea D. Johnson with New Studio
Welch dress designer Andrea D. Johnson has opened a studio in the National Bank building. The shop features modern equipment for buttons and belt buckles and offers cloth in any color or design. The new method is touted as a first for the Welch area, with Roanoke, Virginia as the nearest reference point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrea D. Johnson
Welch
Ete National Bank
Roanoke
Funeral services today for Rebecca Banhover
Funeral rites set for 2 o'clock today at Saeger home of J S Banover for Mrs Rebecca Banhover 76 who died Friday at her son’s residence from old age complications. Burial at Collins Ridge cemetery near eo. Banhover born White county Kentucky daughter of Brain Brandan. Husband Henry Banover died years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Banover
Saeger
Rebecca Banover
Collins Ridge Cemetery
Banover
White County
Brain Brandan
Henry Banover
Crozer Baptist Revival to Begin Monday Night
The Rev. W. B. Sturgill of Chilhowle Virginia will start a revival at Crozer church Elkhorn on Monday night. Music will be provided each evening by the senior and junior choirs under J. H. Honaker with congregational inspiration led by Rev. D. Sweet of the field. Cottage prayer meetings have preceded the revival and a cordial invitation is extended to people in this and neighboring communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Sturgill
Chilhowle
Crozer
Elkhorn
J. H. Honaker
D. Sweet
Sweet
Hold Kimball Man On Hog Stealing Charge
Charlie Hays of Kimball was charged with stealing a $40 hog before Mayor eGorge J. Turner. Hays was ordered held for grand jury action. Thomas Ellisman of Big Creek district received a hearing before Magistrate W. D. on a liquor possession charge and was jailed six months with a $250 fine and costs. Arrest by Constable Lee Altizer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Hays
Kimball
eGorge J. Turner
Hays
L L. Oe. Yy
Thomas E.ilisman
Big Creek
W. D
Lee Altizer
Joe Vance Funeral Services Arranged in Hanover
Joe Vance 85 of Hanover died Saturday morning at his son's home. Funeral services set for today at 3 o'clock in Hanover with burial near Teager. Born 1853 he was an early resident and long time farmer in Sandy River district. Survived by six children G W Vance A D Vance Elijah Vance Mrs Nancy Lester Mrs Lathie Lester and Mrs Brookie Stampler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover
Joe Vance
A. D. Vance
Teager
Rev. Riffe
Mr. Vance
Sandy River District
G. W. Vance
Jaeger
A. D
Elijah Vance
Nancy Lester
Lathie Lester
Brookie Stamper
Hensley
Gary No 2 Mine to Resume Operation
McDowell County residents anticipate the Gary No 2 mine of United Coal and Coke to reopen tomorrow, bringing 150 workers back to jobs at company housing. Local rumor and cautious optimism point to a broader revival in the coal industry as orders materialize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDowell County
United Coal and Coke Company
Gary
Tyre
Funeral Rites Today for Mrs Dixie Lester Mohawk
Mrs Dixie Lester aged 73 dies after a prolonged illness from a heart condition at her son’s home in Mohawk. Funeral services will be held today at the cemetery near Mohawk with burial to follow. She was the wife of the late James Lester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merda Lester
Mohawk
Dixie Lester
James Lester
Welch Area Folks Enjoy Summer Travel and Visits
Mrs Clara Jones Frances and Miss Elizabeth Iris of Welch vacation at Myrtle Beach South Carolina. Mrs Clarence S Wilson Welch visits Romney for several days. Miss Helen Frances Cook Fairmont visits Welch home of Mr and Mrs C L Cook. Mr and Mrs B David and son John Layne Welch visit Roanoke Virginia. Mr and Mrs R E L las and sons Bobby and Dick return to Welch after a week in Virginia. James OToole U S Navy and Mrs OToole visit Welch at OToole siblings home. Laurence OToole transferred from California to Silkshaene to resume duties. Brewsters parents Mr and Mrs Davies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Jones
Frances
Elizabeth Iris
Welch
Myrtle Beach
8. C
Clarence S. Wilson
Romney
Helen Frances Cook
Fairmont
C. L. Cook
Pare & la
Roanoke
Bobby
Pointsirginia
Lh. Com
James O’toole
U. S. Navy
O’toole
Laurence O'Toole
California
Silkshaene
Brewsters
Davies
Welch First Baptist Church marks 20th anniversary with services
More than 500 Baptists in Welch gather for a morning service at 10 o clock to celebrate 20 years since the church’s founding in 1918. Speakers review early work, roll call, and a pew reserve for Mrs. Cecil B Reynolds as Rev. Cook recalls the church’s growth to 458 members. Evening program features talks on past activities and the church’s establishment, with detailed history of construction, dedication in 1922, and ongoing community church life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welch
Cecil B Reynolds
Cook
First Baptist Church
Honaker
A.S. Kelley
State Mission Board
Acroll
Whnter
Elsa Hamilton
Bluefield
Rosa Onberry
Marvin For
Methodist Church
L. C. Anderson
Court Street
Wyoming Streets
L. E. Woods
Huntington
L. E B. Woods
Bernard O. Swope
W. Sassius Cook
W. 4 . Cartwright
Stowe
Harvey Williams
Agect
J. A. French
W. H. Mecuhod
Evening
Frideve
Leg .Welch
E. E. White
Parkersbore
M. S. Wood
Huntam Fifth Avenue Baptist Church
First
Well Known N. and W. Man Files Candidacy for School Board
P. H. Lawless of Norfolk and West gh af paswenty-five years filed his certificate of candidacy for member of the McDowell county school board, subject to the August election, with Mayor Robert I. Longworth of Bluefield, Va.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. H. Lawless
Norfolk
Westgh Af Paswenty
McDowell County School Board
Robert I. Longworth
Bluefield
Memorial service for Knights of Pythias Maybeury Lodge
Members of Maybeury Lodge No 46 Knights of Pythias hold a memorial service at 11 this morning in the Methodist church. Hon N Clarence Smith of Bluefield will deliver the address, joined by Rev O Logan. Special music by Pythian Sister Temple No 107. Tribute to John W Brown and fifteen lodge members who have died since the lodge’s 31 years of existence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maybeury Lodge No. 46
Knights of Pythias
Methodist Church
N. Clarence Smith
Bluefield
O. Logan
Pythian
John W. Brown
West Virginia
J. R. Oak
The
Pocahontas Lodge No
Pocahontas, Va
Registrars Set to Complete Primary Election Listings
Registrations for the upcoming primary on August 2 will be finished July 5 and 6 at designated sites for those not yet listed. In Browns Creek Precinct 10 Welch area, registrations will occur at the First Presbyterian church. Registrars are Mrs. George Leckie and Mrs. Battle Eddins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browns Creek
Welch
First Presbyterian Church
George Leckie
Battle Eddins
Women of Gary Empl Club Hostess Day Plays and Plans
Mrs E F Ketter and Mrs Grady Carper led a Ladies Day at the Gary Employees Club with lunch bridge badminton and golf. July 7 hostesses from Carswell Welch Eckman and Welch planned luncheon and reservations through Brown. A brief meeting followed with committee reports and recreation notes plus transportation plans for the Thursday Ladies Day event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ye Bee
Jack Pomndester
Grady Clac ‘Arper
Indy Hicks
E. F. Ketter
Mesdames M. A. Boren
Carswell
T. G. Barry
Welch
R. Hughes
Eckman
Zeb Herndon
Brown
W. C. Hood
N. F. Conlon
Nell
Carl Haga
Grady Carper
Lucille White and Stephen Silagi Wed in Detroit
Mrs. William V. White announces the marriage of her daughter Lucille to Stephen Silagi of Detroit Michigan. The ceremony occurred on Saturday and the Silagi couple plan to reside in Detroit Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William V. Whiteman
Lucille
Stephen Silagi
Detroit
Mich
Sil
Mixed Shower Honors Mrs. Elizabeth Bingham Collins
Mesdames A. M. Lawson and Sterling Hawks hosted a miscellaneous shower in Gary Methodist Church basement for Elizabeth Bingham Collins. About fifty attendees played games, received gifts, and enjoyed a party plate as the event concluded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Lawson
Sterling Hawks
Gary Methodist Church
Elizabeth Bingham Collins
Man Qu travels to Monisha Falls after car wreck
Serious injury prompts Mr. Martin Hayduk to travel to Monisha Falls New York on Wednesday. His father remains in critical condition after a car crash that same day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Hayduk
Monisha Falls
N. Y
Births of Week Wade Thomas and Claude Edward
Mr and Mrs Frank Watson announce the birth of a baby boy Wade Thomas born Tuesday weighing 7 pounds The mother is formerly Miss Juanita Fleshman of Bluefield Virginia Mr and Mrs Claude E Turner announce the birth of a son Claude Edward born June 17 The mother is formerly Miss Jeanelle McCallack of Gary
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Watson
Wade Thomas
Iilss
Juanita Fleshman
Bluefield
Claude E. Turner
Gate City
Claude Edward
Turner
Jeanelle McC
Gary
Auxiliary Meets at Country Club Post No. 38
Members of the American Legion Auxiliary Post No. 38 met in a business session at the country club on Tuesday evening with Mrs. A J Burns in charge. Thirteen members attended. Mrs. W W Larkin won the plate raffle and Mrs Sam Bingham received a small award for treasurer’s service. The next meeting is set for the third Tuesday in July at the country club. A social time followed with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auxiliary
American Legion Auxiliary Post No. 38
Country Club
A. J. Burns
W. W. Larkin
Sam Bingham
Baby Stella Mae Born To Mrs Roy Fowler Family
Mrs Roy Fowler announces the birth of a fine baby girl weighing pounds on June 8. The newborn is named Stella Mae.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ofrena Tis
Roy Fowler
Stella Mae
Injured Gary Boy Recovers From Multiple Falls
Harry Fillie of Gary No. 7 suffered a fractured nose after being struck by a bat and later recovered from arm fractures suffered in a fall at home. He was treated at Welch hospital and has since regained full health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Fillie
Gary No. 7
Pete Fillie
Jay
On Hospital
Welch
Boy Scouts Hike 14 Mile Trek Near Harmon Branch
Members of Boy Scout Troop No. 55 Gary No. 4 with Scoutmaster D C Arnold completed a strenuous 14 mile hike last Saturday. They camped at the head of Harmon Branch and enjoyed a delightful time with companions Lawrence Wiley Rupert Mann Phillip Tom Ries Bill Hawks Jim Blair Jim Marlowe Frank Molnar and district commissioner E B McCue accompanied by D C Arnold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BOY Scouts
Gary No. 4
D. C. Arnold
Harmon Branch
Fence
Lawrence Oowiley
Rupert Mann
Phillip and
Wirt
Tom Ries
Bill Hawks
Jim Blair
Jim Marlowe
Frank Molnar
E. B. McCue
Re elected Mrs Lovett Leads State VFW Auxiliary
Re elected Mrs W B Lovett was chosen president of the state ladies auxiliary of Veterans of Foreign Wars at the state convention held in ersburg last Saturday. Charles E Brewster of Gary No 9 was elected adjutant of the Department of Veterans of Wars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Lovett
State Ladies Auxiliary of Veterans of Foreign Wars
Ersburg
Charles E. Brewster
Gary No. 9
Gartmens of Veterans of Wars
Scout meeting ends with ankle sprain injury
Gilbert Wood sprained his right ankle on Monday evening during a Scout meeting in the lodge hall. He received treatment at the local doctor's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Wood
Musical Recital by Miss Ernestine Browns Pupils
Miss Ernestine Brown presents her piano pupils in a recital on Wednesday at 8 in the Memorial building Welch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernestine Brown
Memorial Building
Welch
Gary area notes on reunions travels and illness
About 35 Gary Senior League youths enjoyed a Friday night picnic on Lovers Lane with a weiner roast. The column lists numerous residents visiting or returning home from places like Blues Sanitorium, Uniontown, Batavia, Portsmouth, and Lynchburg, referencing illnesses, trips, and family gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary Senior League
Lovers Lane
Local Residents Welcome Guests Amid Travel Updates
Mrs. Raymond Farmer has recovered from measles. Mr. Bob Garst of Tazewell Virginia visits Jimmie Beach. Mrs. 8 T Ruble and Miss Aline of Bluefield Virginia are visiting. Mr. and Mrs. J E een and Edward motored to Tennessee on Saturday. Grady Carper hosts houseguests for a week. Carper’s sister Mrs Ralph hs and son Gordon of Covington, Virginia, and Mrs A K seamen and tan eae 2 ES ES ON OS the past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Farmer
Bob Garst
Tazewell
Jimmie Beach
T. Ruble
Aline
Bluefield
Frank Watval
J. E. Een
Edward
Tenn
Grady Carper
Carper
Ralph Hs
Gordon
Covingt Br
A. K Seamen
Baby William Pranklin Kailing Born to Stevelings
Mr and Mrs Steveling welcomed a son named William Pranklin Kailing. Both mother and baby are reported to be doing well at Grace Hospital with a smooth postnatal period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steveling
William Pranklin Kailing
Grace Hos
Personal notices of visits and travels in the region
A sequence of short notices lists Mr and Mrs Artist Varellan and family returning from Steubenville Ohio with others visiting Virginia Danner Loran Sheaffer Hunt ing W Va Evelyn Britt Marion N C and Betty Sue Jamison plus several others and updates on C R Blanchard and family health and hospitality activities across Welch Huntington and Montgomery areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wae W. Va
E. Jamison
Jessie Taylor
Betty
Williamson
Alyce Mae Williams
Jessie Irene Tayor Williamson
Jean Jafield
Marie Canady
Gary
Evelyn Britt
Barton
N. C
Lee Blanchard
Shelton
June Shatley
Mary E. Martin
Frances Parris
Dot Bridgeman Beart
Alan Jean Basham
Marth Moore
Hubert Basham
Jean Nash
Mary Irene Brooks
Or Davis
Alice Mae Williams
Betty Lou Moore
Annie Varellan
Geraldine Ashworth
Artist Varellan
Steve Armbiges
Steubenville
Ohio
T. L. Ray
T. L. Jr
Erwin
Elkhorn-Upland Social Notes Include Bridge Club
Elkhorn Upland notes list a bridge gathering with Mrs Ruff and players including Mrs Cooney and Mrs Ys Ruff. Visitors include Mrs Watson in Portsmouth and families vacationing at Ocean View. Local doctors and residents report operations and visits to Bluefield Huntington Saltville and Huntington hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upland
W. Va
Bridge Club
R. Ruff
C. H. Bivens
J. C. Cooney
R. Ys
Cooney
W. H. Watson
Portsmouth
Ohio
Robert Miller
Marian
Bohen
Saltville
Etta Amos
Arlen
Mau Baugh
Bluefield
Jack Peters
Hun Wuntington
Visting
Margaret Wilson
Bluefieldaia
A. Beckner
White Sulphur Springs
Holdren Speaks at Lodge Meeting in Bluefield
John Holdren of Bluefield spoke at the Loyal Order of Moose lodge urging a social club and new member drive. The Bluefield meeting approved plans for several candidates to apply for membership next month with Roy Williams directing initiations in district 5 at Bluefield on July 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Holdren
Bluefield
Manmerdae
Loyal Order of Moose
Holdren
Roy Williams
Columbus
Ohio
District 5
Baseball feature Sunday at Powhatan Kiwanis Field
Maybeury-Northfork of the Tri County league meets Kyle Cardinals of the West Virginia colored league in a double header Sunday at Kiwanis field Powhatan. First game at 1 30 pm with the second game to follow. Maybeury Northfork currently shares second place with Princeton Boosters while Kyle Cardinals won the first half championship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maybeury-Northfork Baseball
Kyle Cardinals
West Virginia
Kiwanis Field
Powhatan
Maybeury-Northfork
Princeton Boosters
Tri. County
Eye Cardinals
Northfork Residents and Guests Share Weekend News
Northfork residents and visitors report a busy weekend with vacations in progress. Mrs Richard B Pelton of Toledo visited family, while Mr and Mrs Paul Breeding stayed at Virginia Beach. The group also spent time in Madisonville and Stevens Clinic treated a bicycle injury to Rilen Panos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard B. Pelton
Toledo
J. H. Harp
Paul Breeding
Virginia
Beac
Albert Ae Billa
William Day
Madisonville
E. Davis
Lewis Swartz
Joseph
Richard Schloss
McDowell Notes From Local Correspondent June Update
In McDowell West Virginia Mrs Sam Hashbarger and Mrs Harry Hashbarger with daughter Nancy hosted Mrs Budge Brown at Northfork. Missyeye Tate left for a vacation in Salem Virginia. Clarence Marshall of Affinity visits at his parents home. J B Davis family welcomed a daughter named Nancy Vaughan. Mrs William Norris returned from Stevens Clinic after treatment. Mrs Cora Burgess and son Alva travel with Ada Ross and Dickie Maxwell to Huntington to visit A Hess. Various local residents, including Mr Po or and Mrs Harry Boone, spent the weekend in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDowell
W. Va
Sam Hashbarger
Harry Hashbarger
Nancy
Budge Brown
Northfork
Missyeye
Tate
Salem
Clarence Marshall
Affinity
J. W. Marshall
J. B. Davis
Nancy Vaughan
William Norris
Stevens Clinic
Cora Burgess
Alva
Ada Ross
Akron
Dickie” Maxwell
West Union
A. Hess
Huntington
Mellieff
Sophia
Coughton
Hugh Poff
Poor
Harry Boone
Vacation Bible School At McDowell And Worth Churches
A vacation Bible school was held at McDowell church 9 a m and at Worth church 1 30 p m daily this week and will continue next week. Workers include Mrs Lotspeich Miss Georgia Sprinkle Harold Carter June Tate Robert Pollitt Mrs H B Reynolds Mrs Watkins Roberta Dalton Edith Choate and Charlotte McCrickard. Interest and attendance have been good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDowell Church
Worth Church
Lotspeich
Georgia Sprinkle
Harold Carter
June Tate
Robert Pollitt
H. B. Reynolds
Watkins
Roberta Dalton
Edith Choate
Charlotte McCrickard
Curtis Eyes Future College Offers For Northfork Star
Northfork area notes that Curtis, a standout on a local team, has drawn scouts from several colleges as he plans to evaluate offers before committing. In community news, Mrs. George Carroll’s Philathea class hosted a mountain side weiner roast with many attendees including Rev. Lawler and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvirate
Curtis
George Carrol
Philathea
Weiner
Ee Lawler
H. W. Dalton
Jean
H. W. Lewelyn
Hubert, Jr
R. M. Folden
Janet Gall
R. Mith
Ruby Caves
C. Breeding
Dale Pierce
Harold Dan
Hermon Roark
Bonnie Jean
Circle of Methodist church supper at Burke Mountain
Mrs. J. H a, Soetes circle of Methodist church hosted a supper at A. R. Thom on Burke Mountain Thursday. Attending included Mrs. Shanks, Mr. and Mrs. William Stott, Mr. and Mrs. 5B. R. Harris Hale, Mr. and Mrs. Frank and sons, Mr. and Mrs. E. R. and Mrs. W. E.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H A
Soetes
Methodist Church
A. R. Thom
Burke Mountain
Shanks
William Stott
R. Harris Hale
Frank and
Picnic at Coney Island Cancelled by Rain Replaced by Luncheon
A Baptist Missionary society had planned a picnic at Coney Island on Thursday but rain halted the event. An aocremic luncheon was held at the Baptist church instead with Singi as the evening’s main speaker and refreshments served afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coney Island
Baptist Missionary Society
Baptist Church
Ch chapter meeting notes from Easley regent session
A fragmentary record shows W. Co. Easley presiding as regent of a chapter in the afternoon. The text is incomplete with few discernible names or items listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Co. Easley
Rae
On En Riche Welcomed Into Community
A brief notice reports On En Riche being welcomed into the local community with ceremony and celebratory remarks. The event highlighted inclusion and shared appreciation from neighbors and officials.
Mrs Kirkpatrick Hosts Bridge Club Ladies
Mrs W 8 Kirkpatrick entertained her bridge club at home on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs I R Hicks of Keystone won high score and Mrs D B Hambrick won club high score. A plate was served by the hostess to D B Hambrick J Houchens W Fletcher Thompson W Campbell H Hutton Pred Wray I R Hicks Wheatley Elkhorn J Waters J H Kingel L C Fowlkes Bluefield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirkpatrick
I. R. Hicks
Keystone
D. B. Hambrick
J. Houchens
W Fletcher
Thompson
W. Campbell
H Hutton
Pred Wray
W. Wheatley
Elkhorn
J. Waters J. H. Kingel
L. C. Fowlkes
Bluefield
Marriage of Bernice Hollaway to Charles Huddleston May 13
Mrs A Stevenson announces the marriage of her sister Bernice Hollaway to Charles F Huddleston of Huntington on May 13 at Morehead. Miss Hollaway is a 1934 Northfork High School graduate and will receive an A B from Marshall in August. Mr Huddleston attended Huntington School V P I and Ohio 8 and graduated from Marshall College in 1928, now with Metropolitan Life Insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall College
The
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
War Eagle Briefs Note Local Visits and Travel
The Rev and Mrs Belcher and daughter from Bristol Tenn visited War Eagle last week. Mrs George Lester and children Ronnie and Jimmie with Woodrow Womack drove to Athens Friday and joined Mr Lester on the return. Additional relatives visited Greenville Asheville Erwin Johnson and Bristol Tenn with Womack and Woodrow in Williamson last Saturday. Renard Grubb has stayed with his aunt Mrs Cecil Tompard Bartley the past two days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Eagle
W. Va
Asheville
N. C
Erwin, Johnson
Bristol
Tenn
Womack
Woodrow
Williamson
Renard Grubb
Cecil Tompard
Bartley
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Bk. Ae. Welch
State
Senate
Minoes
DR. C. 8. Brown
Rebecca Banhover
Crozer Baptist Revival
Gary NO. 2
Baptists
Aptist
Maybeury Lodge
Sa A Cain
Luci Hendricks
Marie Cannady
Marie Ketter
Carol Pagine
Stevens
Mary J. Ferry
Lou Moore
Eleanor Davis
Vivian
Landgraff
Inneger
Gertrude Ma
Blues Sanitarium
Claude Hall Miller
H. Austin
von Noone
R. W. Wotring
Wade Fleshman
Watson
Elizabeth Kam Collins
Ee Se Bingham
Jo Howard
Uniontown
Bobby Barr
Dean Barr
Batavia
Dorothy Jean Pritchett
Mary Nell Sledge
Richard Swan
Boston
H. E. Swan
Business
Prank
Ank
Aquefield
Claude Boughner
H. B. Swan
Lewisburg
James Sledge
G. C. Sledge
Sally O'Toole
Cincinnati
Frances Ann Kemas
Kingsport
Edward O'Toole
Miami
Fla
R. H. Moore
Moore
United Supply Co
William Boardman
North Middleton
Bill Williams
Athens
W. W. Turner, Jr
Dianne
Lynch, Ky
Alice Mitchell
A. P. Mitchell
Lake McCormick
Minnie Radsdale
Sherrysville
Ind
Mabel McCormick
Pembroke
Kerns
E. W. Carico
Galax
Phillip J. Truitt
Delevan
Inl
Virginia Cooper
Bob Cooper
Greenbrier Military School
S. L. Peck
Helen
Gratton
L. Marions
T. J. Ashworth
Christiansburg
Wilcoe
Aaa
Northfork Fraternal
State Assembly
Northfork Personals
Mi8s
Helen Col
Golly
MR. Blade
MR. BL
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