Rollins of Charleston Dies After Stroke
J R Rollins of Charleston dies at 10 30 am in McMillan hospital after a paralyctic stroke on Thursday night He was a longtime meat dealer in Charleston Survived by wife and three children W R Rollins Pulaski Herman Rollins Charleston and Mrs Bivens Funeral in Charleston Monday conducted by Rev J B Overmyer of Bream Memorial Presbyterian church
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Rollins
W. Otis Bivens
Bluefield
McMillan Hospital
Charleston
Rollins
J. B. Overmyer
Bream Memorial Presbyterian Church
Rae Presbyterian Church
Bluefeld
Wilcoe church pounding honors pastor and family in Thanksgiving
In Wilcoe West Virginia on a Tuesday evening the Woman's Missionary Society hosted an old fashioned pounding for Rev J B Trent as toast master. Rev Mr Peck gave a Thanksgiving message and Mrs Peck expressed thanks. Fifty attended a social hour and a full turkey dinner. Junior League and Wilcoe W M S activities followed with meetings and plans for December mission study. Numerous local members were listed as attendees and guests with travel to nearby towns mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilcoe
Woman's Missionary Society
M. M. McGhee
J.B. Trent
Mr. Peck
P. J. Long
Coalfield Mission Board
Bramwell
W. B. Peck
F. H. Shelton
Dorothy
Ralph Hungate
Elbert
Hubert Basham
Max Meadows
John Gray
John Jr
Christiansburg
N.C. Danner
William Pritchett
Virginia Danner
O. E
Bluefield
Fred
Walter
P. R. Shelton
Lee Blanchard
Florida
Blanchard
L. L. Nash
Betty Jean
Huntingles
W. Vs
E. Jamison
Meadowview
Clauds Jr
Newland
Wildlife business methods talk by Davis echoed coast to coast
Davis, executive secretary of the American Wildlife Institute, argued that conservation relies on disciplined business practices. He cited the Pittman Robertson Act and cooperative research units as proof, and urged state and federal action to expand wildlife funding and benefits for Americans. A second report covers a new Thorny Mountain fire tower and a CCC cabin, plus a government suit over a forest fire caused by a locomotive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
American Wildlife Institute
General Wildlife Federation
Pittman-Robertson
North American Wildlife Conference
Wefe
Child
United Aes
Thorny Mountain
Seneca State Forest
Far West
CCC
Camp Seneta
Bee Mountain
Kanaway
Capitol City
U. S
Chevyilver Boom and Lumber Company
Williams River
Henry P. Davis
If You Don't See Horns Dont Shoot Warns Hunters
The conservation commission warned deer hunters to only shoot if horns are clearly visible. Last year one in seven deer killed were does or fawns, hindering herd-building. Hunting areas span Preston, Tucker, Pocahontas counties and parts of several others with strict reporting rules and seasonal limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commission
Conservation Commission
Civilian Conservation Corps
Preston
Tucker and
Pocahontas
Grant
Greenbrier
Hardy
Monongalia
Randolph
Webster
Grant County
Allegheny Front
U. 8
Noola, Anthony, Alyon
Hardy County
Potato Row Mountain
Big Ridge Mountain
Howard’s Lick
Monongalia County
Cheat ‘River
Coopers Rock State Forest
Randolph County
Mingo
Huttonsville
Webster County
Genley
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Conservation Department
U. S. Bureau of Fisheries
Local News From Lurich Meadows November Gatherings
Evelyn and Mona Meadows report small party hosted by Claude Davis Mary Clara and Texie Turner on Thursday night with games and late refreshments. Mrs William Longgird and Mrs Alice Robertson visit. Mr and Mrs E B Robertson host relatives. Various locals visit relatives and holiday travel listed with Thanksgiving references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lurich
Claude Davis
Mary Clara
Texie Turner
William Longgir
Alice Robertson
Northork
E. B. Robertson
Wes
Les Davis
Rich Creek
C. H. Davis
James Perdue
Allens Finney
Floyd
Basil Davis
Eckman
William Perdue
H. H. Harleas
Burton Thankse
Porter Thompson
Elgood
G. L. Meadows
Marvin Anderson
Tyler Anderson
Carsville
Emory Cauley
Fairdale
Measles and illnesses headline Hartwell notices
Hartwell West Virginia November 27 list those unable to attend school due to the measles Ab Neely Raymond Burress Gene Barns at the Jones and Imogene Coff an Helen Lewis ill with scarlet fever Sylvia Barns sick. Personal notes report Bob Boswell returning from Florida visits district church officials Rev G G Williams and Floyd Hinkle were here Sunday. Thanksgiving visits by Doak Altizer and children to Mary Bell Fowler Squire Virginia. Several local residents visited War and Welch Virginia areas during the holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartwell
W. Va
Ab Neely
Raymond Burress
Gene Barns
Atthe Jones
Imogene Coffan
Helen Lewis
Joe Lewis
Sylvia Barns
Bob Boswell
Florida
G. G. Williams
Floyd Hinkle
War
Doak Altizer
Mary Bell Fowler
Squire
Bill Ogle
Guy Beavers
Helen and
Louise Lockhart
Viola Loxon
Welch
A. H. Sexton
Cildren
Garnett
Clarence
Prank Barns
Charlie Peaks
Jewell Ridge
Glen McNew
Deanny
Russell Perkins
Tony
Amonate
J. B
Local residents visit relatives during holidays
Margaret and Shelby Ann of Bishop Virginia were calling on Mrs. Hamilton Lockhart Wednesday. Mrs. Sarah Robinsons visiting relatives in Peterstown West Virginia. Everett Bowling of Tazewell Virginia was calling on his sister, Mrs. J B Lockhart Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ters
Margaret
Shelby Ann
Bishop, Va
Hamilton Lockhart
Sarah Robinsons
Peterstown
W. Va
Everett Bowling
Tazewell
J. B. Lockhart
Thanksgiving notes from Burke's Garden Lutheran church
Burke's Garden Virginia reports the Lutheran church Women’s Missionary Society held its annual Thanksgiving program. Family reunion plans involve Albert Greever Jr and siblings from Washington New York Logan Blacksburg and Roanoke. Thanksgiving services were led by Rev. Charles G. Tusing. Mrs Moss nurses her critically ill mother in Marion. Miss Sarah Catherine Meek attended the Pigskin Bout in Roanoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. &. Greever
Charles G. Tusing
Lutheran Church
Joseph Moss
Marion
Sarah Catherine Meek
Roanoke
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W. E, Jamison
Mar
West
R. M. Ray
Mayo
Ace
Billy Snyder
Jon Louis
Astair
Ed McQuail
Bey
Eleanor
Hawkins
Ford
America
Starcher
Conley
Roanoke ST
Lurich, Va
Evelyn and Mona Meadows
Hartwell, W. Va
Burke’s Garden
John P. Gosh
Eugene H. Farley
First National Bank
Abingdon
Bordwine
Bratton
Roy A.coot
Era Bland
In Inc
Matoaka Ontcalm
MAT
Zenith
Shumate
TRC Ray Nye
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