Christ Church Guild names committees for 1941 42 in Pocahontas
Pocahontas church members appoint missions program social relations and finance committees for the year. Mildred Bishop named delegate to Staunton diocesan Woman's auxiliary convention with Ballard and Hughes attending. Christmas gifts and increased Red Cross support planned. Hal loween student party noted and local clergy updates included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocahontas
Guild of Christ Miniscopal Church
H. H. Ballard
Edward W. Hughes
Cc. C. Hindley
Christian Social Relations
L. G. Little
H. E. Love
Solon Baach
Leota McKinney
C. G. Hoffman
J. G. McNulty
W. J. German
H. A. Porter
H. B. Crawford
United Bank
Aes V. Sproles
F. W. Sanders
Herbert Noel
Southwestern Virginia Episcopal
M. B. Hammitt
Altar Guild
C. C. Hindley
H. W. Franklin
Mildred Bishop
Woman's Auxiliary
Staunton
Edna Hughes
Ferrum
Splashdam
Grace House
Amherst
Virginia
Nora
America
Red Cross
Mass at St Elizabeths by Pastor J A McNulty
J A McNulty pastor at St Elizabeths Catholic church conducts Mass at 8 30 a m with parishioners gathering for worship.
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J. A. McNulty
St. Elizabeth’s Catholic Church
Pocahontas Woman's Club Supports Local High School Library
At a Thursday meeting the Pocahontas Woman's Club decided to aid the local high school by funding the library. They donated 30 dollars, to be matched by the county and doubled by the state, and held a successful Tag-day event for the Americana Encyclopedia. The club sent 120 library volumes plus a ten volume Colliers encyclopaedia, a ten volume Times Gazette encyclopaedia, and a three volume Century dictionary donated by George W. Butt, with thanks expressed to all supporters.
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Pocahontas Woman's Club
Virginia
The
Woman's Club
Colliers
Times Gazette
George W. Butt
Pocahontas Woman's Club Announces Board Meeting
Mrs. C. C. Haga president announces a Pocahontas Woman's club board meeting at 2 30 p m Thursday November 6. She asks all committee chairmen to attend as important business will be passed upon.
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C. C. Haga
Pocahontas Woman's Club
Tuesday Bridge Club Hosts Halloween Themed Evening
Mrs Hal Renkin acted as hostess to the Tuesday night bridge club at Wat er street. The Halloween setup included a salad course and decorations. Mrs J K Salt Jr won both the floating and bingo prizes, while Mrs Herne Noel took the high prize.
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Hal Renkin
Water Street
J. K. Salt, Jr
Herne Noel
Christ Episcopal Hamp ton to Hold Sunday School Session
Edward W. Hughes rector announces no morning or evening services at usual hours. Sunday school meets at 10 a m with Hamp ton Crawford as superintendent.
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Christ Episcopal
Edward W. Hughes
Hampton Crawford
R. H. Bowden
Frank Carter
BYPU
Lilburn Marsh
Hallowe'en Party At Miss Wrights Home
Miss Janice Wright hosted a Hallowe en party last Tuesday with rooms adorned by black cats witches and pumpkins. Guests enjoyed games and decorations led by her mother Mrs R M Wright refreshments served later by a group including Ann Stoker Cleta Mason Phyllis Laxton and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janice Wright
R. M. Wright
Ann Stoker
Cleta Mason
Phyllis Laxton
Bessie Griffith
Elizabeth Gilmore
Mort Sat
L. McGinnis
Joyce Lee Arrington
Elizabeth Ann Riggins
Betty Franklin
Edna Bowling
Douglas Gillespie
St Elizabeth Guild Holds Fall Meeting at Danko Home
The St Elizabeth guild met at Mrs. Michael Danko Jr home with Mrs Joan Danko as co hosts. The house was decorated with late fall flowers and refreshments were served for Hallowe en season. The next meeting will be at Miss Anna Lotito home with Miss Lotito and Mrs Julius Levi as co hosts.
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ST. Elizabeth Guild
St. Elizabeth's Guild
Michael Danko, Jr
Joan Danko
Anna Lotito
Miss Lotito
Julius Levi
Misses Miller Dilllon and Weaver Visit Bristol Hostess
Misses Reba Miller Bertha Dillon and Alice Weaver were guests of Miss Helen Harkleroad in Bristol Virginia last weekend. Miss Helen Webster also attended at her residence.
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Reba Miller
Bertha Dillon
Alice Weaver
Helen Harkleroad
Bristol
Helen Webster
Surprise 60th Birthday for Mick Danko at Home
A surprise party was held Saturday evening October 25 at Mick Danko Sr.’s home to honor his 60th birthday hosted by Mrs. Danko. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Mike Danko Jr. and children, Mr. and Mrs. John Torrie and children, Mr. and Mrs. John Danko and son, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Sabo, and Joseph Danko. Refreshments followed and many gifts were given by his children and grandchildren.
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Mick Danko
Miscellaneous shower honors Mrs Roy S Crockett
A Friday night shower honoring Mrs Roy S Crockett was hosted by Mrs Chick Butner and Mrs A P Butner on October 24. Guests included Mesdames John Taylor J C Johnson Euless Crockett Mae Minnich Ida Gillespie and others. gifts were plentiful and several attendees sent presents by mail.
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Roy S. Crockett
Chick Butner
A. P. Butner
Mesdames
John Taylor
J. C. Johnson
Euless Crockett
Mae Minnich
Ida Gillespie
J. R. Green
J. B. Sutphin
C. C. Poindexter
Anderson
John Drosick
Jesse East
Laula Hendricks
Margaret Mustard
Hubert Maxey
Joe Burwick
Oscar Asbury
Chick” Butner
Mabel Dishner
Josephine Kozma
Elizabeth Moore
Barbara Moore
Dean's List Readers at Emory and Henry College
Twenty four students at Emory and Henry College earned 90 or above in all classes for the first term and have their names placed on the dean's list. Among these high ranking students is Miss Pearl Fisher, daughter of Rev and Mrs C M Fisher, a Pocahontas High school graduate from the class of '41.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emory and Henry College
L.V. Harman
Miss Pearl Fisher
C. M. Fisher
Pocahontas High School
Birth Announcements for Lorene Virginia Janet Eileen and Frank James
Mr and Mrs Joe Billings welcome baby girl Lorene Virginia born October 24. Mr and Mrs Frank Eskut Jr announce son Frank James born October 27. Mr and Mrs George Sluss report daughter Janet Eileen born October 26.
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Joe Billings
Lorene Virginia
Frank Eskut Jr
Frank James
George Sluss
Janet Eileen
Stork Shower Honors Mrs Mickie Matson at Matson Home
A stork shower at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Matson on October 9 honored their daughter in law Mrs Mickie Matson. The honoree received a large number of useful gifts from attendees.
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A. J. Matson
Mickie Matson
Thirteenth Iodge Club Entertained by Miss Esther
The 13 I dge club enjoyed a pleasant evening at Miss Esther on Centre Street Wednesday night. The event featured socializing and light refreshments as members gathered for informal activities.
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Esther Maril
Centre Street
Greta Robinson Wins High and Bingo Prizes
Greta Robinson triumphed in both the high and bingo prize events during the Lowe'en season celebration, with decorations and the salad course noted among activities.
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Lowe
Greta Robinson
Church Programs Scheduled For Youth Week Activities
Pastor Bowden and fellow leaders announce a full schedule at the First Methodist and associated churches. Dr. Dean C. Dutton of the State University of Oklahoma will lecture at 2:30 p.m. on The World's Greatest Drama and at 7:30 p.m. on The Man of Tomorrow with special music by choirs. The public is invited to attend both lectures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. M. Fisher
C. T. Snavely
Dean C. Hutton
Young People’s League
Dr. Dutton
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Young People
W. E Rhodes
Dean C. Dutton
State University of Oklahoma
Pocahontas
First Methodist Church
Dutton
Week of Prayer Observed by First Methodist Woman’s Society
The Woman's Society of Christian Service at First Methodist held a Week of Prayer on Wednesday October 29 with an all day program. The morning program led by Mrs C M Fisher focused on One Great Fellowship of Love and Prayer and included Mesdames Howard Martin Maude Lance M G White P J Bailey W C Minnich and J K Peters. The afternoon session led by Mrs L B Crawford covered service fields where Week of Prayer and Self Denial offerings were used with reports by Mesdames J K Salt C M Harry and W K Maxey. A covered dish luncheon was served at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Spiritual Life Group
C. M. Fisher
Great Fellowship of Love and Prayer
Mesdames Howard Martin
Maude Lance
M G. White
P. J. Bailey
W. C. Minnich
J. K
Tazewell County Posts Light Turnout in Tuesday Election
Tazewell Va November 1 The county braces for a sparse turnout with only about a quarter of registered voters likely to vote next Tuesday for state offices and a new delegation. Incumbent Charles M Hunter seeks a larger show of support while no opposition faces him in the house of delegates race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tazewell
Tazewell County
J. Powell Royall
Swiss urged to eat sauerkraut to curb spoilage
The Swiss federal council asks citizens to display patriotism by eating sauerkraut during the summer. March stocks stood 650 tons higher than a year earlier, and authorities fear much of the supply may spoil if not quickly consumed.
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Lucere
Switzerland
Federal Council
Tazewell Women's clubs hear guest on Women Here and In India
The Tazewell Woman's club met at Mrs. Beverly Stras home with guest speaker Mrs. Edwin P. Lancaster of Farimville Virginia formerly in India. She contrasted living conditions of Hindu women with American opportunities and the club voted to sponsor a local Red Cross chapter. The North Tazewell and Tazewell Study clubs discussed Know Your Virginians with Rev Harry T James and club parliamentarian Mrs. Lawrence Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tazewell Woman's Club
Beverly W. Stras
Marion Avenue
E. L. Greever
Edwin P. Lancaster
Farimville
India
British Tobacco Company
Madras
North Tazewell Woman's Club
National Defense
Red Cross
North Tazewell
Antique shop opens beside beauty salon in town
Mrs. Robert Lewis opens a new business adjacent to her beauty salon showcasing a fine collection of early period china, glass, furniture, and related antiques for display and sale.
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Robert Lewis
Tazewell
Change in Banking Hours at Local Bank Branches
Tazewell National and Farmers Bank of Clinch Valley announce new standard hours to comply with wages and hours statute. Doors open daily at 9:00 a.m. and close at 2:30 p.m. except Saturdays when closing is at noon.
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Tazewell National and
Farmers Bank of
Clinch Valley
New Pastor Greeting At North Tazewell Methodist
The North Tazewell Methodist Church hosted a reception for the new pastor Rev Bruce D Wright Mrs Wright and their son Edward arriving Friday from Louisville Tenn The event also honored Rev Harry T James and Mrs James guests from North Tazewell More than 100 attendees welcomed the Wright family and noted the pastor’s appointment by the Holston conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Tazewell Methodist Church
Church Annex
Bruce D. Wright
Holston
Harold Davis
Bloomingdale
Kingsport
Tenn
Quail Season Set for Three Virginia Game Zones
The commission of game and inland fisheries divided the state into three zones in Richmond. Tazewell county lies in the western sub division and the quail pheasant and rabbit season opens November 15 and closes December 31. Landowner inquiries suggest quail and rabbit supplies are not plentiful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commission of Game and Inland Fisheries
Richmond
Tazewell County
Blue Ridge
Wildfowl flight delayed by autumn weather
The obituary notes autumn weather likely slowed the instinctive migration of wild fowl from northern breeding grounds to the South. Reports of flying wedge or V formations have been delayed or not yet observed as birds seek warmer winter waters.
Tazewell Study Club October Meeting Highlights Geology Talk
The Tazewell Study club met at Dr. Mary E. Johnston's home with Miss Amelia Greever presenting on Geography and Geology. She cited research by Professor Byron N. Cooper of Wichita University for the Virginia Geological Survey and discussed coal seams and soil diversity in Tazewell County along with a Pictorial Review by Dr. Johnston showcasing county landscapes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tazewell
Mary E. Johnston
Amella Greever
Tazewell County
Johnston
Achievement Day Highlights Tazewell County 4 H Club Work
Achivement day in Taze well county gathers 15 Four H and Rural Youth clubs at the Presbyterian church in Tazewell. The event showcases prize money from the county fair and Farm Bureau incentives, with 97 exhibits yielding 80 dollars in cash and 300 dollars in Farm Bureau prizes shared by boys and girls. Activities emphasize foods gardening canning health and home improvement, with 258 regular meetings totaling 2 613 members and 1 380 meals served by club members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tazewell County
Presbyterian
Tazewell
Tazewell Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
Chilton Ryburn
Blacksburg
Cattle Shipments Move Broadly From County Posts
Cattle movement to eastern markets remains strong with about three fourths of the county's output sent out. The local station shipped around 2,000 head from Pounding Mill with small consignments from Bluefield, Tip Top, Richlands, and perhaps a few from Pounding Mill weighing up to 1,810 pounds in the notable herd of 32.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield
Tip Top
Richlands
H. L. Thompson
Hereford Calf Auction Draws Strong County Interest
Auction sale of 50 purebred Hereford calves last week drew wide county consignments with high interest. The top price went to a heifer from the Dan Lynch herd after Bedford county bidder Mr. Turner placed the winning bid.
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Dan Lynch
Turner
Bedford County
Baby Beef Project Improves Calf Stock For 4-H Club
County Agent B M Phode returns with nine calves added to three from local sources for the Baby Beef Project. Calves are purebred Hereford Angus Shorthorn from C T Neal Clover Hill farms V P I farms and local herds. Distribution assigns calves to Wayne Neel Bill Peery Claude Stevenson Charley Lewis Jim Sam Niey Ralph Lipford Dan Lynch Jr. with plans to produce outstanding entries for next fall fair circuit.
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B. M. Phode
H. Club
C. T. Neal
Cordensville
Clover Hill
Keswick
R. G. Rattiff
Radford
Abner Allison
Draper's Valley
Dan Lynch
James Hoge
Tazewell
Mr. Priode
Wayne Neel
Bill Peery
Liberty
Claude Stevenson
Charley Lewis
Jim Sam Niey
Ralph Lipford
Dan Lynch Jr
Mr. Phiode
County defense survey meetings set for seven districts
The county agent service conducted educational meetings across seven district areas in Tazewell county ahead of a government survey. A final instructional meeting for the County Defense board was planned for Monday at 10 o clock in the courthouse, led by A. L. Leffell with B. M. Pride as secretary and 35 committee members from localities. The survey aims to inform national defense headquarters about on hand foodstuffs and potential increases in dairy, poultry, and related factors, and methods to reach any set goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tazewell County
Wickard
U. S. Department of Agriculture
A. L. Leffell
Clear Fork
B. M. Priode
National Defense Headquarters
Peerys Return From Honeymoon With Governors Visit
Mr and Mrs Hubert Peery arrived home Thursday from their wedding trip to New York Philadelphia Washington and Richmond In Richmond they were luncheon guests of Governor James H Price and Mrs Price at the Mansion Other guests included Miss Snidow secretary of Mary Washington College N Clarence Smith chairman of the State Conservation Commission and law partner of Mr Peery John Cochrane The Plains lecturer for Virginia Grand Lodge
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Hubert Peery
New York
Philadelphia
Washington
Richmond
James H. Price
Taze well District Board of Stewards Convene in Tazewell
The annual session of the Taze well District Board of Stewards meets at Main Street church in Tazewell at 9 30 Monday for the morning session. Lunch is at North Tazewell church. afternoon session in the same church. District Superintendent Rev L W Pierce to confer with district pastors. The district covers Russell Dickenson Buchanan Giles Bland and Tazewell counties with 35 charges. Pastors and district stewards from all charges expected to attend.
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Board OF Stewards
Tazewell
Main Street
North Tazewell
L. W. Pierce
Russell
Dickenson
Buchanan
Giles
Bland
Personal Notes Highlight Local Visitors and Meetings
Mrs T A Irving of Farmville is guest at Mrs E L Greever’s Center Street home. Mrs Margaret Kelley and Mrs R R Roberts visit Bethany relatives before returning to Bethany W Va. Mrs John E Jackson Mrs George Shelton and daughter Sara visit Richmond and Williamsurg. American Legion auxiliary to meet in Memorial Hall Monday. Mr and Mrs Leece George of Rappidan Va visit home folks. Rev and Mrs Harry James hosted Mrs James’s mother Mrs Elam of South Boston. Mrs P O Bailey her son Bobby and daughter Betty visited North Tazewell. Capt and Mrs Barnes Beavers and Mary Reed guest of Mrs W W Begnen in North Tazewell. C M Adkins and C P Gillespie in Richmond for grand lodge meeting. Mrs Nannie Nichols has had as
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Magrill
Bluefield Sanitarium
Peggy Joyce Gentry
Bluefield
O. P. Kelly
Little Jimmie Safewright
Clinch Valley Clinic
G. E. Boone
Floyd Glenn Boone
Fort Bragg
N. C
M. E. White
J. G. McNulty
Jess Lambert
Jerry Neal
Sam Nicewander
James F. Safewright
Richlands
W. K. Maxey
Charles and
Kavanaugh
Charleston
W. Va
Horace Shanks
F. H. Lloyd
Royal Arch
Richmond
Kavanaugh Maxey
U. S. S. Livermore
Boston
Mary Madge McNulty
Concord College
Athens W. Va
H. H. Widener
Homer Widener
Christiansburg
Tom Mooney
Beverly Gail
G. W. Rouse
Welch
C. G. Hoffman
Clarence Harry
Joe Hrametz
Ohio-Northwestern
Columbus
Ohio
W. W. Pugh
Roanoke
W. W. Vaughn
C. M. Fisher
Ruth
Ruth Jean
Willow Dean Curtis
T. A. Irving
Farmville
E. L. Greever
Center Street
Margaret Kelley
R. R. Roberts
Tazewell
Bethany
John E. Jackson
George Shelton
Sara
Williamsurg
American Legion Auxiliary
Memorial Hall
Leece George
Rappidan
Harry James
James
Elam
South Boston
P. O. Bailey
Bobbie
Betty
North Tazewell
Baileys
Abingdon
Bristol
Bailey
State Highway Department
Tazewell County
Washington County
Barnes Beavers
Mary Reed
Capt. Beavers
W. W. Begnen
C. M. Adkins
C. P. Gillespie
O'Keeffe
Grand Lodge
Nannie Nuchols
Week of Prayer Activities In Boissevain Virginia
The Service held its week of prayer at the parsonage led by Mrs. S. B. Wilson with participants Mesdames P. D. G. Leidig N. W. Hughs J. Marshall Marvin Grosclose E. T. Collins R. L. McGinnis F. W. Barbour J. W. Way Robert Sisk. A noon luncheon followed on Thursday.
Missionary Society Holds All Day Study at Church
The Baptist Missionary Society met at the church for an all day study session discussing Worlds Airway To the King. The group of 12 members plus two guests shared a noon covered dish luncheon. Guests included Mrs. Dillon of Abbs Valley and Miss Helen Dixon of Bluefield W Va who is staying with Mrs. Mathena and teaching training for a new Baptist church in the valley.
Edith French Weds Curley Gross in Tazewell Va Ceremony
Mrs. Sally French and Mr. and Mrs. Grose announce Edith French marriage to Curley Gross on Saturday October 25 in Tazewell Virginia. The couple will reside with Mrs. Blankenship, Grose’s sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally French
Edith
Curley” Gross
Tazewell, Va
Mr. Grose
Mrs. Blankenship
Weekend Guests and Local Visits Highlight Potts Family News
Wiley Belcher visited sister Mrs Ida Miller in Jefferson North Carolina. Harold Shupe returned to Camp Shelby Mississippi after ten days with his parents Mr and Mrs Dave Shupe. Beth Lou McGinnis attended a Hallowe en party in Pocahontas. Mr and Mrs Calvin Belcher of Jenkin Jones spent the weekend with Mrs Wiley Belcher. Glenn Harmon and Kenneth Tabor were business visitors in Charleston this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiley Belcher
Ida Miller
Jefferson
N. C
Harold Shupe
Camp Shelby
Miss
Dave Shupe
Beth Lou McGinnis
Pocahontas
Calvin Belcher
Jenkin Jones
Glenn Harmon
Kenneth Tabor
Charleston
Hallowe'en Prank Blocks State Highway in Tip Top Va
Residents recall a costly Halloween prank that blocked the state highway for hours. Highway workers were on duty early to clear the road and restore passage for motorists after the damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tip Top
Hallowe’en
Local Family Guests And Illness Report
Mr and Mrs Marvin Johnson hosted relatives including Nellie Johnson Pauline Beecher Thurman and Private Junior Johnson at Bluefield and Fort Bragg NC. Nannie Hess is ill at home. CCC men Harry Saunders and Harry Robertson visited from Sandy Level VA. Onnie Melvin of Bluefield visited her parents James and a Melvin. Walter Melvin improves after weeks ill at home. In November 1777 the Ranger commanded by John Paul Jones first flew the flag with 13 stripes and 13 stars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Johnson
Nellie Johnson
Pauline
Beecher
Thurman
Bluefield
Junior Johnson
Fort Bragg
N. C
Nannie Hess
Harry Saunders
Harry Robertson
CCC
Sandy Level
Onnie Melvin
James Melvin
Walter Melvin
Ranger
John Paul Jones
Guest List From Freeland and Lunch Visit Local Hosts
The text notes Mrs. John F. McGraw of Freeland Maryland visiting a relative, and Mr. and Mrs. Joe N. Johnson returning from Lunch Kentucky where they stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Everett Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. McGraw
Freeland
Joe N. Johnson
Lunch
Everett Johnson
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Galax
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Blountville
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Mr. Motorist
Shanks
Pocahontas Fuel Company
Maybeury
Helen Maxey
Presbyterian Church
Bramwell
State Department of Highways
Bandy
Jewell Ridge
Isaac Pierce
Emmaline Reynolds
Princeton
John W. Gillespie
American Red Cross
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Ontario
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METS
D. W. Lynch
J. M. Hoge
H. T. Ascue
Mrs. Riggins
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Polly Ann Club
N. W. Hughes
Ray Tabor
John Higgenbotham
Jim Wyrick
A. Howard
Edna Baker
E. T. Collin
Robt. Sisk
Rob Mathepa
Walter Mathena
Pocahontas Funeral
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