Damage Suit Continues In Wyoming Court Today
R W Doss sues the city of Mullens over Holroyd Avenue grading that raised the street level above a basement entrance used by Kroger Grocery. Jurors viewed the building as testimony continued with city engineer Jimmy James and resident Stewart Manin testifying. Damages sought range from 8000 to 15000 dollars. a prior $4000 verdict was set aside by the Supreme Court and a new trial ordered.
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Register
Pineville
Wyoming
R. W. Doss
Mullens
Doss
Holroyd Avenue
Kroger Grocery and Baking Company
Moran Avenue
Jimmy James
Junior Women to Install New Officers on April 24
Mullens reports that the Junior Woman's Club will install its new officers at the April 24 meeting led by Mrs. Gilbert Cook. Elected are Miss Ernestine Farmer president Mrs. Lee Roy Dean first vice president Mrs. Robert Rhoades second vice president Mrs. Glen Ferrell recording secretary Mrs. F. S. Caffee Jr. corresponding secretary Miss Margaret Roles treasurer and Mrs. Charles Beaver and Miss Margaret Lou Lusk co parliamentarians. Before the session, walkers Esso Independent Basketball Team members were honored at a dinner in Friendship Hall First Methodist Church. Retiring officers will join the hostess committee for the next meeting.
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Register
Mullens
Junior Woman's Club
Gilbert Cook
Woman’s Civic Club
Ernestine Farmer
Lee Roy Dean
Robert Rhoades
Glen Ferrell
F. S. Caffee
Mullens PTA Votes To Retain Officers
Mullens PTA kept its officers after the annual election with Grover Worrell as president and Ray Toler as first vice president. Josephine Damewood and Bruna Rezzonico remained secretary and second vice president, with E D Humphrey as treasurer. A delegate to the County PTA Council was chosen. Approximately 200 attendees heard Dean David Kirby of Concord College discuss Problems of Parent-Teacher Relationship.
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Register
Mullens
Mullens Parent- Teacher’s Association
Grover C. Worrell
Ray Toler
Josephine Damewood
Bruna Rezzonico
E. D. Humphrey
Robert Wood
P.T.A. Council
Hampton Hoge
R. E Dishner
Damewood
Association
Treasury
Ben Dunman
David Kirby
Concord College
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Four Homes Lost In Mullens Blaze And Miner Dies In Kaymoor
Ammie Herring, 39, Cunard, died in a Kaymoor slate fall at New River and Pocahontas Coal. Funeral set for Thursday at Cunard First Baptist with burial in Kerr, N.C. In Mullens two adjacent frame structures burned, leaving four people homeless. Damages not yet estimated. cause undetermined. Fire crews from Mullens and Pineville aided.
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Cunard
Kaymoor
Register
Ammie Herring
New River and Pocahontas Coal Company
Herring
First Baptist Church
P. A. Saunders
Montgomery
Kerr, N.C
Lelia Herring
Ivanhoe
N. C
Robert
George
Ramelia Finney
Macie Benniman
Sadie Newkirk
Nell Beatty
Garland, N. C
Mullens
Goose Hollow
Clyde Newsome
Mullens Department
Janie Early
Broadway Street
Dock Ingram
Erskine Berger
Dave Sanders
Pineville
Mrs. A. W. Nida Taken by Death
Mrs. A W Nida 57 of Lovers Leap died Tuesday at her home from a heart attack after two years illness. Born May 21 1892 in Clay County she was a Baptist. Survived by husband A W Nida two brothers Mack Coleman Spencer Floyd Coleman Gauley Bridge a sister Elamida Miller Gauley Bridge a son Jesse Nida four daughters Marie Neal Saunders Fox Julia Neal Bethel Beaver Oakland Calif Services at Lover s Leap Baptist Church conducted by Rev Frank Higginbotham Cedar Grove and burial at Montgomery Memorial Park.
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Register
Oak Hill
A. W. Nida
Lover's Leap
The
Baptist Church
Clay County
Mack Coleman
Spencer
Floyd Coleman
Colorado
Elamida Miller
Gauley Bridge
Jesse Nida
Marie Neal
Saunders Fox
Gatewood
Julia Neal
Ansted
Bethel Beaver
Oakland
Calif
Lover's Leap Baptist Church
Frank Higginbotham
Cedar Grove
Montgomery Memorial Park
Musgrave Resigns Princeton Police Chief Post
Princeton city council accepted the resignation of Charles E. Musgrave the police chief since last August Patrolman Jack Crotty was named acting chief to serve until next month State Police Captain L A Taylor is expected to take the post Taylor with the Beckley Detachment retires from the State Police in May Also Mary Cheek daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Cheek Mt Hope is confined to her home by mumps.
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Associated Press
Princeton
Charles E. Musgrave
Jack Crotty
L. A. Taylor
Taylor
Eines
Beckley
Register
MT. Hope
Mary Cheek
Walter Cheek
Motorman Dies In Mine Accident At Sabine Bellemead Coal
Herman Toler a 42 year old motorman at the Sabine Bellemead Coal mine died after his gathering motor struck a cut of cars and mounted the roof crushing him. He worked 25 years at the Sabine mine. The accident occurred about noon and he died 15 minutes later. State Mines Inspector Virgil Cook investigated. He is survived by his parents and a sister and brother. Final rites pending with Trent Lawson Funeral Home Beckley.
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Register
Sabine
Herman Toler
Bellemead Coal Company
Virgil Cook
R. N. Smith
Ivory Toler
Annette King
St. Albans
Wiley Toler
Trent & Lawson Funeral Home
Beckley
Old Export A Swell Beer Said By Brewers
Famous brewers from across the country declare Old Export a swell beer based on their lifelong brewing experience. The ad invites readers to taste the beer and judge for themselves noting Mountain Water Makes The Difference.
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Drum
Melvin Berry
Glass Gather
Morgantown
W. Va
Henry G. Kennedy
Hagerstown
J. Oliver Doern
Eagle Brewing Company
Catasauqua
Pennsylvania
B. Fletcher
Winchester
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Mullens Pta
Musgrave
Ian
MR. Holihan
Burkhardt Brewery
Ohio
O.K
New England
Sfade
Indiana
Pries
Fspan
New York
Scumberland
Bre
Soem
Ld Expo
Joseph F. Lanser
Arizona Brewing Company
Phoenix
Arizona
Mbountiaie
the Cumberland Brewing CO
Cumberland, MD
Walter Taylor
Cornellsville
George E. Creadon
Standard Brewing Company
Cleveland
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