N G Lilly 64 Dies Rites Set at Mount View
Napoleon G Lilly, 64, of Mount View died in a local hospital at 10 15 p m Tuesday. Born October 15 1890 at Mount View he was a son of George and Sally Fink Lilly. Retired farmer he lived many years with sister in law Mrs Virgie Lilly. Survivors include two sons William Beaver and Walter Bridgeport Conn a daughter Miss Geraldine Lilly Beaver three sisters Mrs Belle Harvey Mrs Jane Lilly East Beckley and Mrs Sally Coleman Beckley one brother Henry Lilly Beckley and one grandchild. Body at Keyser Funeral Home until 1 p m Thursday then at Verco Walker Mount View. Funeral Friday 2 p m at Little Bethel Church Mount View with Rev Okey Cox Rev Phillip Lester and Rev John Rhinehart officiating. Burial in family cemetery Mount View.
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Napoleon G. Lilly
Mount View
George
Sally
Fink Lilly
Little Bethel Church
Virgie Lilly
William
Beaver
Walter
Bridgeport
Okey Cox
Phillip Lester
John Rhinehart
New Officers Elected and Miners Treated at Beckley Hospital
Tuesday saw two new officers elected by the league and several miners treated at Beckley Hospital. Cecil J. Dobbins, 42, Stamford, was treated for coal dust in both eyes after a 2 15 p.m. incident with Eastern Gas and Fuel Associates. James F. Shuck, 50, Stephenson, received eye injury treatment from a foreign body from an air compressor, injured the prior Friday night. Also treated was Mack Biggs, 17, son of James F. Biggs.
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Cecil J. Dobbins
Stamford
Dobbins
Eastern Gas and Fuel Associates
James F. Shuck
Stephenson
Shuck
Mack Biggs
James F. Biggs
Boxscore highlights from Brooklyn Dodgers at Cincinnati
Major League box scores show Campanella and Palys among sluggers as Brooklyn defeats Cincinnati 9 to 2. Newcombe stars on mound with 4-4 line and 2-2 at bats. Lovenguth works long relief for the Reds. Multiple double plays and early leads set the pace, with key ABs from Gilliam Hodges and Furillo.
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Stunt Day Ahead of Soak Creek PTA Meet
At 2 p m Thursday a Stunt Day program will be given at Soak Creek Elementary School with action songs by first and second graders under Mrs Elizabeth Morrison and singing and dancing by third and fourth graders. Pyra mid building acrobatics by third and fourth graders directed by Mrs Victor Peelish. Major ette routines by girls in grades five to eight directed by Mrs Mary Lou Clay. Stunt acts by boys in grades five to eight directed by Stuart Gose. Sophia High Band under Miss Sue Henley to provide music. Soak Creek PTA meeting follows the program.
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Elizabeth Morrison
Victor Peelish
Mary Lou Clay
Stuart Gose
Sophia High Band
Sue Henley
Soak Creek Parent-Teacher Association
Graveside Rites Set for Smith Infant
The infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Dempsey Smith Belva died Monday night in McMillen Hospital Charleston The mother is the former Norma Jean Bailey Belva
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Belva
McMillen Hospital
Charleston
Norma Jean Bailey
Rites Set Thursday for Wreck Victim
Funeral services for Harley Elvin Walker 33 Mabscott will be held at 2 p.m. Thursday at First Baptist Church with Rev S D Smith officiating. Burial in Sunset Memorial Park. Walker co owned Walker Adkins Construction Co died after his truck crashed into a concrete pillar near South Kanawha Street and the 19 21 By Pass. Edward Gunther survived the crash. Walker’s death marks the fifth traffic fatality in Raleigh County this year and the 100th in West Virginia. He lived in Raleigh County 20 years, born Bud in 1921. Graveside rites at Arthur Cemetery, Dry Hill. The body at Quesenberry and Webb Funeral Home until funeral hour. Survivors include wife Donna two daughters Christy Sue and Vickie Lynn parents Oscar Walker Bluefield and Effie Pendleton Walker Welch brothers Clay Beckley James Mullens sisters Wanda Shrewebury Shady Spring Ann Southern Beckley Patsy Reed Walker Mullens. Body moved from Caffee Funeral Home to residence at 4 p.m. today and to church an hour before service.
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First Baptist Church
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Christy Sue
Vickie Lynn
Oscar Walker
Bluefield
Effie Pendleton Walker
Welch
Clay
James
Mullens
Wanda Shrewebury
Ann Southern
Patsy Reed Walker
Mullen
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