Acheson, Gillette Clash Over UN Korea Command
In a Washington hearing Chief Secretary Acheson defended U.S. actions in Korea, saying the U.N. alliance supports the cause and the United States will not act unilaterally. Senator Long commented on a potential demilitarized zone as U.N. troops near Manchuria. The testimony lasted just over two hours with more questioning slated for tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gillette
U. N
United States
Korea
Security Council
Sen
Longe
D-La
North Korea
U.N
Manchurian
Mexico
Texas
Acheson
Dr Galen B Royer Succumbs After Illness in Huntingdon
Dr Galen B Royer 33 longtime general secretary of the Church of the Brethren died Monday night in a Huntingdon hospital after a two week illness. He served as pastor for 13 years and taught at Juanita College. Surviving: daughter Mrs Frantz of Charleston W Va. son Daniel Roger Wood Ridge NJ. another daughter Mrs Q A Holsapple Elgin IL. two sisters. 12 grandchildren and several great grandchildren. Service and burial Thursday in Huntingdon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galen B. Royer
Pennsylvania
Huntingdon
Church of the Brethren
Frantz
Thomas
Charleston
W. Va
Royer
Juanita College
Daniel Roger
Woodridge
N. J
Q. A. Holsapple
Elgin
Ill
Harriet E Lambert Dies at 84 in South Charleston
Harriet Elizabeth Lambert 84 widow of Lorenzo Grant Lambert died after a three week illness in a South Charleston hospital. She lived with son Earl Lambert at 4633 MacCorkle Ave and is survived by two other sons Dawson Covington Ky and Elmer Lee Teays a brother George Hopperton Muscatine Ia. Graveside service at 11 am tomorrow Sunset Memorial Park with Rev J Luster Godbey officiating. Bartlet Mortuary handling arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Elizabeth Lambert
Lorenzo Grant Lambert
South Charleston
Earl Lambert
MacCorkle
J. Luster Godbey
Bartlett Mortuary
College to Open Training School at Mercer Today
Children from pre school age through sixth grade may enroll in Morris Harvey College summer training at Mercer school from 9 to 11 a m. Beginning tomorrow classes run until noon daily. Mrs. Virginia Duffield, director, says the school supplements public school training with Morris Harvey faculty and top Kanawha County teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Harvey College
Stummer
Mercer School
Virginia Duffield
Ing
Morris Harvey
Kanawha County
Allies Close In On Triangular Front Near Chor
Allied forces pressed toward Kumhwa as Chinese troops held ridgelines around Weihte and Hwarhon. Air Force jets claimed 800 Reds killed or wounded in the sector, while a regimental commander narrowly escaped a Red artillery shell. Local elections featured mixed party outcomes in Dunbar Chesapeake Clendenin and Ansted with several incumbents re-elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chorwon
Kumina
Pyongyang
Chornot
Hwarhon
Kumhwa
Weihte
Air Force
Soithin
Weather Roundup Confirms Warm Interlude Across Regions
The June 3 report notes warmer trends with highs in the mid 70s to mid 80s across multiple states. Specific cities including Charleston, Cincinnati, Dallas, Louisville, Memphis, New York, Philadelphia, and Washington show varying degrees of sun and clouds. Rainfall is minimal, and winds remain light to moderate as residents anticipate a mostly pleasant, dry Wednesday. Local results show several mayoral and council races across towns such as Ravenswood, Berkeley Springs, Ronceverte, Renick, Alderson, Cedar Grove, Whitesville, Bolivar, Bethany, Weirton, Bramwell, Lewisburg, Hurricane, Rainelle, Lester, Sofia, Thurmond, Anawalt, and West Hamlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tarleston
Asheville
West Virginia
Leston
Chicago
Western
Pennsylvania
Cincinnati
Dallas
Denver
Tennessee
Port Worth
Jacksonvilla
Maryland
Los Angeles
Ness
Louisville
Memphis
Virginia
St. F Paul
New Orleans
North
New York
Philadelphis
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Joe Dotson
Sterling J. Wilson
E. A. Hamrick
Dr A. Smith
Price Vaughn
Sompieiah
Iran Crisis Deepens as Mossadegh Clashes With Premier
Mossadegh faced off with Premier in a widening dispute over oil nationalization. He sought sanctuary in parliament rooms after alleging assassination threats. Deputy Premier Fatheni, a firm AIOC seizure advocate, was accused by Fedayan Islam of funding his London education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tage 17
Mosadegh
Razmara
Mossadegh
Premiox Faterni
Dil Ca
Fedayan Islam
London
AIOC
Rickard Wins in Mason Mayor Elected in Unopposed Race
In Mason on June 5 Edward Rickard was elected mayor and four councilmen won unopposed. Rickard succeeds Don McFarland who did not seek reelection. In Clay on June 35 A Bell defeated Princey Love to win the mayoralty, with incumbent R T Size more not seeking reelection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunbar
Tis
W. P. Marshall
Charles Rockhold
R. E. Wilson
Harry G. Brammer
A. Earl Morris
W. E. Morrison
Tra‘ Walker
N. W. Thornton
J. C. Kestell
J. D. Payne
M. L. Hickman
Curtis Yago
J. L. Bradley
Carl Harless
Emory Kay
Ronceverte
Wiseman
Cecil K. Wiseman
R. A. Bullifant
Greenbrier County
Board of
Clarence Perry
C. W. Shankland
Wheeler L. Weikle
Burbacker
Middlebourne
Weg
Citizen's Party
Hurricane
Luther Rumbaugh
Citizen's
Ncket
J. E. Billups
People’s Party
Landon White
Citi ‘S
Raymond Peak
Recorders
Dennis Gibson
George Levine
Bert
de] Montgomery
Bob Prichard
F. H. Campbell
Thurmond
Charles W. Wells
Rickard
Mason Mason
Edward Rickard
Twan
Don McFarland
Charter Change Grants Crockett Win in Princeton Vote
Princeton residents backed John C. Crockett for mayor by 930 to 737 and approved charter changes. Crockett defeated A. L. Inge 1,267 to 926. A seven member charter commission was named to revamp the outdated provisions. New council members were Ovis Barton G. J. White and C. H. Crumpecker Jr with other incumbents remaining. In Rhodell Sam Lilly ousted after long mayoral tenure, replaced by Progressive Party candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
John C. Crockett
Crockett
A. L. Inge
Joseph W. Lawson
Ovis Barton
G. J. White
C. H. Crumpecker
Boys State Mock Government Election Results Summary
In the Boys State program held by the American Legion, students elected state officers on rival tickets. Nationalists picked secretary of state Mark Ferell and other posts including attorney general Lew Yeager and agriculture commissioner Bob Wylie with Charles Dobbs Arch Meredith and Charles McKown among third slate winners. Federalists chose treasurer Lewis Webb and superintendent James Gainer, with Roy Archer and John Davis Chandler also elected to spots. A legislature will convene tomorrow and the mock government will begin functioning, with events wrapping up Saturday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Mark Ferell
Weirton
Jack Massau
Charleston
Andi Star
Bob Wylie
Mullens
Agriculture
Lew Yeager
Parkersburg
Lewis Webb
Beckley
James Gainer
Tunington
Charles Dobbs
Arch Meredith F
Fairmont
Charles McKown
L Wayne
Roy Archer
John’Davis Chandler
West Virginia
American Legion
Funeral Service for Drowning Victim Kenneth Williams
Funeral services are set for Kenneth Williams a 19 year old naval trainee who drowned Sunday in the Big Sandy River near Catlettsburg His body was found today in Lincoln County Welch succeeds Townsend as Democrat party nominee and L Richmond defeats Georgia Hatfield for recorder while Republicans take four of five council seats in Huntington.
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Huntington
Harts
Lincoln County
Kenneth Williams
Big Sandy River
Catlettsburg
Williams
Davy Names Legato Mayor After Municipal Victory
June 5 results show Ti Ti Legato of the Peoples Party defeating H C Straley of the Citizens Party 264 to 103 to secure another mayoral term. Wanless Goodson, Peoples Party, won 261 votes against Jim Hubbard 84. Council members elected were Albert Crockett Allen Urps Dor Hastings Guy Dehart and Ted Morgan all from the Peoples Party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davy
Legato Davy
June election outcomes in Ripley and Moundsville
In Ripley Jackson County the race ends with IL H Dotson as mayor 353 votes to 243 for R Goodwin. Ted McCoy defeats incumbent Burton Crow 396 to 191. Crow had served two terms as city recorder. In Moundsville incomplete results list Wilbert Miner 444 mayoral votes over W W Wilson 396 and party split on police chief and city solicitor, with Don Barr 422 and Eugene White 7. City Clerk U S Chambers unopposed at 491.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ripley Ripley
Burton Crow
Ripley
Jackson County
Crow
R. 8
Goodwin
IL. H. Dotson
H. 5S
Ted) McCoy
Former Mayor Claude Vance defeats Aldridge in East Rainelle vote
In East Rainelle on June 5 former Mayor Claude Vance of the Peoples party defeated incumbent A. J. Aldridge of Citizens by 312 to 271. George B. Lanham won re corder over Ann Levisay 271 to 205. The Peoples party swept the council seats with Edward Ames R Smith Ray Neel J E Smith Jy and Jimmy Vance winning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alderson
Citizens
Reach
C. W. Hawks
Kinsolving
J. Tracy Leach
Citipayor
Cedar Grove
Zens
W. H. Fulks
East Rainelle
Claude Vance
A. J
Andy) Aldridge
Vance
Peoples Party
Aldridge
George B. Lanham
Ann Levisay
Peaples Party
Edward Ames
R- A. Smith
Ray Neel
J. E. Simith
Jimmy Vance
Rupert Elects Hughart As Rupert Mayor In Vote Count
Rupert selects Hughart as mayor after a 183 to 168 win over incumbent William Fain. Hanse Poling wins as city researcher 188 to 158 over Meri Dorsey. Three People’s Party candidates Jenn Hurley Jack Jones and Zar W Martin join the council along with L L Crookshank Ed Rodger and Fred E Fentress tying for fifth with 176 votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rupert
Hughart Rupert
Jim
Hughart
William Fain
Hanse! Poling
Meri Dorsey
Peoples Party
Jenn Hurley
Jack Jones
Zar W. Martin
L. L. Crookshank
Ed Rodger
Fred E. Fentress
Mayor Wins 6th Term In Fort Gay Fire Election
reelected unopposed for his sixth term as mayor of Fort Gay. L. L. Lucan also reelected recorder treasurer. One new council member named. several incumbents reseated. Marmet selects Buckley Democrat sweep with Buckley for mayor and multiple council seats. high voter turnout near ninety percent reported.
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Gitizen
Citizen’s Party
Chesapeake
H. B. Frantis
Millard Castle
Britton Lavender
Frank Lavender
Bert Thomas
Herman Price
Louis Childers
Robert Murrell
Port Gay
P—Meyer
R. F. Frasher Todey
Fort Gay
Marmet
Buckley
Democrats
George Buckley
F. B. Eplin
Carter E. Ballard
Harold Channels
Romer Fontalbert
Luther Howerton
Loren Snodgrass
Brad Weise
V. L. Adkins
Bert Evans
Featt Fiddler
Elizabeth Samms
George B. Smith
Emory Spurlack
Obituary notices and funeral services overview
Obituaries list multiple individuals with service times today or tomorrow, locations, and burial plans. Ella Amstead, John Bonnety, Thomas Cotter, Jee M. Gugres, Violet Kibbee, Carol Kire, Violet Wilkinson Kibbee, and others are noted with church or mortuary arrangements, cemeteries, and mourners.
Mrs J W McGrader Dies at Home Here
Mrs J W McGrader aged 70 died yesterday at her home 1710 Fifth. Survived by son John Walker of Pittsburgh. Body at Harden and Warden Mortuary. Service set for 2 pm tomorrow at Harden and Harden Mortuary chapel Rev Furman Beatty officiating. Burial in Spring Hill Cemetery. Body to remain at mortuary.
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Amstead
Ella
Taday
Sith
Kona Pedsome
Patton Cemetery
Armsogd
Clendéoln
Rpo
Bey the Hone
J. W. McGrader
John Walker
Pittsburgh
Harden and
Warden Mortuary
Harden and Harden Mortuary
Furman Beatty
Spring Hill Cemetery
Motuary
Concert Assoc Names Fourney President and Board
P C Fourney elected president of the Upper Kanawha Valley Concert Association in Montgomery. He heads Electro-Metallurgical Co. at Alloy. Officers include Myllan Smyers as first vice president, Mrs T C Bond as second vice president, Mrs P Scaggs as secretary, and Neil McMorraw as treasurer. Twenty two board members elected. Two shows booked for next year: The Don Cossack Chorus on Oct 23 and Admiral Zacharias in February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
P. C. Fourney
Upper Kanawha Valley
Don Cossack Chorus
Zacharias
Service Today for Alonzo P Wiseman Big Chimney Veteran
Service will be today at Massey Chapel Big Chimney for Alonzo P Wiseman 77 retired mine foreman and Spanish American War veteran who died Monday in Huntington hospital. Funeral at 3 p m officiated by Rev Edna Shinn with Rev R W Woolwine. burial in Hall Cemetery Albert Myers and Son Mortuary of Elkview in charge. Survived by two sons James of Big Chimney Perry of Marblehead Mass three daughters Lillian Powers Macel Davis Geldice Edens and 22 grandchildren and seven great grandchildren.
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Big Chimney
Alonzo P. Wiseman
Huntington
Massey Chapel
Edna Shinn
R. W. Woolwine
Hall Cemetery
Albert Myers
Elkview
James
Big Chingney
Perry
Marston Mills
Mass
Lillian Powers
Mis
Macel Davis
Charleston
Geldice Edens
Georgia
Boston native Miss Dean leaped from Khan window
Miss Dean, a Boston native and Swarthmore graduate, had been in Washington for two to three years and under psychiatric care for about two years. Dr. Fred L. Mohler said she worked in the Bureau of Standards in atomics and radiation physics. Police said Miss Dean and Khan had been dating since last March. Khan claimed he was asleep when she jumped from his window shortly after 3 4 a.m. and asked for no publicity.
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Fake 1O Hospital
Miss Dean
Boston
Washington
Swarthmore College
Fred L. Mohler
Bureau of Standards
Atomics and Radiation Physics
Packers Face Slashed Cattle Purchases Across Plants
Packagers report reductions due to government price ceilings. Armolit and Co Chicago operations drop by 40 percent while Cudahy Packing Co Omaha and Swift and Co Chicago plant report limited cattle buys. Wilson and Co notes only a third of normal slaughter activity amid cutbacks and layoffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fane
Institute
Armolit and Co
Chicago
Cudahy Packing Co
Omaha
Swift and Co
Wilson and Co
Morris Harvey College Announces Summer Registration Dates
Registration for Morris Harvey College summer sessions runs today to Friday with hours 2 to 4 pm and 7 to 8 30 pm in room 114 of the Cole Jegze administration building. Enrollment after Friday by appointment. The river steamer Avalon will carry college personnel on two trips starting 1 10 pm and 7 9 pm from Capitol St lan ing. Free tickets available at the college business office for students faculty and trustees. alumni and families may ride for a fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Harvey College
Avalon
R E. W. Ockerman
Cole Jegze
Eapitol
Illness Takes Mrs Frasier of Charleston Stalwart Widow dies at home
Mrs Mary Eagan Frasier aged 81 of 1452 Lewis Street died about midnight Monday after a long illness. A Charleston resident for 60 years, she was born in Buffalo on March 23, 1860 and came to the city in 1891 with her husband the late Robert S. Frasier Sr who ran an influence agency. She was a member of St Johns Episcopal Church and burial is planned at Spring Hill Cemetery with Simpson mortuary in charge. Surviving are her two sons Robert L. Frasier Jr and several nieces and nephews.
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Gauley Bridge
HB. C. Hooper Morttuacy
Montgomery
Sempson
George 18
Whittaker
Crown Hi
Greencastle
Paint Creek
DW. Howe
Shrewsbury
Burfzl
Pryor
TOEM
Mary Eagan Frasier
Lewis St
Charleston
Buffalo
N. Y
Robert S. Frasier
Frasier
St. John’s Episcopal Church
St. Johan's Church
Edward Pollanick
Spring Hill
Simpson Mortuary
Robert L. Frasier, Jr
New Truce Proposal Sought Ahead of June Korea Anniv
A Senate discussion on ending the Korean War before June 25 surfaced with support for Sen Johnsons plan. State Department declined comment while diplomatic circles noted a plan for a special report to the id.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sen. Johnson
D-Cole
Republic of Korea
State Department
Church Talks and Memorial Service Details
Memorial service honors nine ministers and widows with two minister wives present. Brooks Hays of Arkansas to speak at 9 PM at the Auditorium with Rev. Alfred E. Bennett presiding. Music by combined church choirs directed by W. R. Wiant. Mrs. W. R. Wiant to sing The Voice in the Wilderness. New lay directors announced at the Daniel Boone Hotel cabinet meeting include W. A. Bias, Richard Roberts, Dr. Ralph Purdy, E. S. Allen. Holy Communion for conference members at Christ Church Methodist. Women’s Society of Christian Service anniversary program features Mrs. T. T. Brumbaugh and Mrs. Harold W. Piggott Jr. singing The Ninety Third Psalm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Bartels
Malotte
Brooks Hays
Arkansas
Alfred E. Bennett
W. R. Wiant
Cringer-Mueler
Daniel Boone Hotel
Charleston
W. A. Bias
Huntington
Richard Roberts
Ralph Purdy
Lewisburg
E. S. Allen
Hinton
Christ Church Methodist
John W. Haltlister
W. S. Patterson
Buckhannon
Women's Society of Christian Service
T. T. Brumbaugh
Japan
Harold W. Piggott, Jr
MacDermid
OPS Official to Speak to Slaughterers in Parkersburg
Jethro Watson, food price specialist for the Office of Price Stabilization in Charleston, will address a Parkersburg slaughterers meeting Friday. He will speak to Class 2 and 2 A slaughterers at 8 p.m. at the centeris locker plant in Parkersburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OPS
Jethro
Watson
Office of Price Stabilization
Charleston
Parkersburg
Ceteris
Parkersurg
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Harriet E. Lambert
Frank Hungerford
Independent Party
Recorder
Howard Cline
Charles Samples
J. R. Hardy
Lionel Foster
Joan Blankenship
Farry
B. J. Farry
Citizen’s
East Bank
W. S. Hall
Allinder
Progressive Party
George Shawver
C. C. Caudill
Warren Fish
Howard Pyle
Alva i Place
Dick Ryalg
People’s
Ansted
Fox
Melvin Fox
Meyor Fox
Citizens Party
W. D. Scaggs
E.R. Vawter
ML L. Alley
Kenneth Steele
Tom Holder
Orval Eades
A. P. Scaggs
Lormaysr
Erskine Backus
City Recorder
George Johnson
Pitt Dotson
Lea | Wiseman
Gilbert Hizer
F. L.j.woods
Great Lakes
Canada
New England
Great Plains
Florida
Leste
Jene
ARES
Jledhom
Pegeng
Dlpatoce Cops
Amy
L. N. Heiner
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Y. J. Barney
Heiner
M. P. Michael
John M. Young
BH. Smith Rockwell
Thomas D. Stephens
Frank Willard
Lee A. Michael
Robert L. Dunham
A. L. Rockwell
Marvin L. Butts
Harry F. Forney
Lfw. Fulton
Arthur J. Michael
Guy Spriggs
Renick
Edward Little
Q. P. Kinsley
R. L. Dotson
E. J Rexroad
Cecil Burr
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John Basham
Sre
George Saunders
Pauline Tompkins
Carl Warey
Clyde Gillispie
Harry San ‘Ders
Cabell
N. B. Cabell
Ralph Hottle
Whitesville
Boone County
Rex Whitesville
Inqum
David O’connor
J. &. Murray
Hottle
Labor Party
Dallas Andrews
Labor
Progressive Citizen's Party
Mary
Aliff
Sdale
Bolivar
C. E. Garten
C. el Garten
Jefferson County
Norman Clabaugh
Harvey Staubs
C. R. Young
Charles Dunn
Jack Ramsdill
Earl Luckett
Jis Coleman Dunn
Bethany
W. L. Jefferson
Jefferson
Harley Dunham
U. Behemer
James Huffman
Glenn Martin
Ray Councilman
John Owens
J. D. Chivers
Thomas E. Millsep
Weirton Steel Co
George Konchar
Millsop
Konchar
Lee Ralich
George Rozdak
Dick Jackson
Bernard Kelly
Cal Lyons
Patsy Standardi
Glen Ferguson
Mitchell
Bramwell
J. Ef.mitchell
Citizens and Peoples Party
George W. Craft
Craft
Donald Anello
E Hampton Quick
Town Recorder
Citizens State
Jone
R. A. Weirsteiner
W. E. Sellards
E. L. Watts
W. S. Coleman
W. J. Killoran
J. Ke. Palmer
G H. Gali
S&s. E
Clyde Henson
Ione People's Party
Feather
Durbin
C.W. Feather
Wooddell
Cass Cass
J. C. Wooddell
Pocahontas County
Clarence Ware
Municipal Recorder
Marlinton
George S. Sharp
George Sharp
Gay
Sharp
Pepple
F. H. Smith
J. E. Hamrick
Bill Moses
Glenn Shrader
William Harper
James E. Beard
C. Daetwiler
PAX
Peaples
Frank Tyree
S$. F. Givens
C. Shorter
Lawrence Tyree
Buren Davis
Homer Aliff
Ottie Stone
Bert McNeely
Rainelle
Decker Rainelle
Byron Shawyer
L- G
Swing
Grant
Callins
C. H. Griffith
C. Simp
Oram
Lester
H. J. Oram
E. G. Miller
Oscar Wingate
F. W. McBride
Glenn Daniels
John McCarthy
J.C. Knight
Elijah Craig
Jake Wayne
Carl Williams
Ballard
Sofia
G. Ballard
Releigh
Steve Sokola
Lakota
Claude B. Rider
Jess McElreth
Joseph Bowling
George Ruble
Paul Shaw
Hurl Harper
Harris
Meadow Bridgs
A. Harris
O’brien
Adrian Anawalt
Lacy Pat O'Brien
Adrain Vance
The
Anawalt
Charles Lavender
Bill Pack
Peoples ‘Party
Harry Brown
Lee Goss
James Lee
R. J. Martins
Barney Yates
West Hamlin
G. QO. McClelland
G. T 'Serwood
J. C. Hart
W. McComas
Jona Creech
Theodore Triplett
Robert Gill
G. E. Welch
Barboursville
iPl
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Frank Roberts
Rhodell
Lilly Rhodell
Sam Lilly
Mayo
Delbarton
M. Co. Kirzendall
Jesse Farley
Drexel Lawson
George Britt, Jr
W. A. Curry
Tom G. Curry
John B. Farley
L. G.’ Grace
James Ramey
Matewan
Ira Cooper
Pauline Roberson
Ubgres
Jee
St. Paul Mopelst Church
St. Albans
J. T. Benet
Hul
WBA
Preston Mortuary
Hughes
Monday Inn
St. Paul Baptist Church
Phi Delta Kappa Sorority
College Alumni Club
St.Alvans Farm Women's Club
St. Albans Young Women's Club
Carters G. Woodson Parent-Teachers Assoc
Kibbee
Violet Wilkinson
Oven and Barth Mortuary Chapel
Carter B. Lykins
Pat B. Withrow
Eiaie
Xibpee
Kire
Finda Carol
Mirk
Ashford
Mra
Jack A. Kirk
Brodgrass Mortuary
Fourney
Alonzo Wiseman
Packers
Felondiinass
Ontgomer Memorial Park
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