Stanaford Man Waives to Grand Jury on Murder Charge
Charles Edward Gilliam of Stanaford waives to the grand jury on murder and rape charges in the fatal stabbing of Guy William Perdue at the Cinderella Club near Oak Hill. Perdue, 50, died at 2 a.m. Monday after abdominal wounds. Gilliam posted bond earlier on felonious wounding and was released. Funeral services for Perdue will be held at his daughter’s home in Oak Hill with burial in Highland Memorial Park.
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Stanaford
Register
Fayetteville
Charles Edward Gilliam
Guy William Perdue
Virgil Lyons
Perdue
Oak Hill
Cinderella Club
Gilliam
Sparta
N.C
Lula Perdue
Jamita Gilliam
Aliss Carolyn Perdue
Paul
Edward Dillon
Huntington
Earl Perdue
Lashmeet
Gertrude Hawley
Falls Mills
Alice Filison
Lenore
8. C
Jamila Gilliam
Mont Carr
Kincaid
Hightown Memorial Park
Dodd Mortiary
Gauley River Lots Transferred in Fayet te County
Newly recorded land transfers in Fayette County include six Gauley River lots. Transactions involve Marvin H. Roop to Robert E. Roop for several Gauley River lots at Big Creek mouth, and Edith Batten to J D Webb for parcels on Hightawn Ave Mt Hope. Other transfers cover Glen Jean lot, Sewell Mountain District tracts, and Beary Mountain properties with prices ranging from none to about 4500 dollars.
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Register
Fayetteville
Gauley River
Fayette County
Marvin H. Roop
Robert E. Roop
Big Creek
Fayette Homes, Inc
James H. Davis
Glen Jean
Ezelle Crookshanks
Bessie Walker
Mt. Hope
William M. Sanger
Floy B. Bailey
Woods St
Oak Hill
Billie Higginbotham
Nell H. Evans
Sewell Mountain
Beary Mountain
A. L. Watson
Canyon Top Coal Company
Deloris Rhodes Heads Girls Interest Group
Deloris Rhodes elected president of the Girls Interest Group at a regular meeting. Officers include Sally Rhodes as vice president Dorothy Greene secretary treasurer Betty Rhodes program chairman and Joyce Wilcox membership chair. Members and attendees list reads like a local social note. A second item notes LaFayette Clothing Company Inc receiving a charter for 25000 with founders from Fayetteville and Beckley.
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Register Star
Wyco
Deloris Rhodes
Girls Interest Group
Sally Rhodes
Dorothy Greene
Betty Rhodes
Jean McKendree
Sally Tolliver
Joyce Wilcox
Mary Jo Jett
Mary Jo Kett
Kathleen Rhodes
Audrey Mullins
Sally Toliver
Jean” McKendree
Erma Boninsegna
Josie Boninsegna
Det
Fayetteville
LaFayette Clothing Company, Inc
Elwood M. Beck
Mary B. Beck
David Andrews
Beckley
Officials to Visit Oak Hill Moose Auxiliary Lodge
Oak Hill Chapter 33 Women of the Moose will host its official visit by Mrs. Bessie Carroll of Beckley on September 17. The meeting featured remarks by publicity chair Edith Allen and reports on the Chicago national convention. Fresh initiates included Mary Marr Lucille Ball and Florence Shrewsbury.
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Register
Oak Hill
Women of the Moose
Bessie Carroll
Beckley
Moose Hall
Edith Allen
C. R. Weatherby
Cegent
Chicago
Katheryn Smith
Academy of ‘Friendship
West Virginia
Ethel Brown
Moosehart
Goldie Sprouse
Jimmy Kennedy
Mary Marr
Lucille Ball
Florence Shrewsbury
Fayette Mothers Prep Kids Wardrobes for School Wear
Fayette County mothers race to outfit children for the new school term. Oak Hill shops report high first grade demand for cottons and cardigans, with plaid and checked fabrics popular. High school girls favor saddle oxfords in red and black, while teachers and parents eye trimmed college looks and modified coat backs.
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Fayette
Dolores Espoll
Oak Hill
Fayette County
$25 000 Damages Sought in Fayetteville Suit
A $25 000 damage suit was filed in the Circuit Clerk's office. Charlotte Mae Phillips seeks $25 000 from John Marks trading as Marks Shows. Virginia attorney Henry B. Gordon will lead with local firm Mahan White Higgins Laird assisting. No cause stated. Lelia H. Bryant seeks divorce from Charles Ralph Bryant through H. E. Dillon.
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Weller - Fayetteville
Charlotte MaePhillips
John Marks
Marks
Henry B. Gordon
Charlottesville
Virginia
Mahan
Insulation Methods Boost Comfort in Existing Homes
You can insulate your present home with modern blowing methods that add insulation to outer walls and top floor ceilings, even if the house is old. The process improves energy efficiency and comfort without requiring a new home build.
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Fall fashion shifts with new shades in coats and dresses
Shoppers see black remaining popular while fall colors like charcoal, wine, copper, and green appear in suits, coats, and after-five dresses. Salesladies note stoles and capes remain in demand as color trends emerge.
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