Wyoming Man Drowns In Canal in Germany
CYCLONE Mr. and Mrs. French Workman of Cyclone were informed their son Pfc. Jamie Workman was drowned in Germany while aiding a bridge construction for the United States Army. He fell from the structure into a canal and was drowned before rescue. He had received basic training at Ft. Lewis, Washington.
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Cyclone
French Workman
Pfc
Jamie Workman
Germany
United States Army
Workman
Ft. Lewis, Wash
Brother Sister Hurt in Automobile Accident
Mrs Anna Lemon Broome and her brother Paul Lemon were injured when a 1950 car skidded over an embankment after steering failed. Broome suffered a fractured rib bruises and cuts while Lemon received treatment and was released at Beckley Hospital. The couple was driving from Seth to Rock Creek.
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NACMA
Anna Lemon Broome
Paul Lemon
Beckley Hospital
Seth
Rock Creek
Fayetteville Senior Lia Vaglio Joins National Honor Society
Miss Lia Vaglio of Fayetteville, daughter of Mr and Mrs Destino B Vaglio, is initiated into Kappa Delta Pi at Concord College. A senior, she serves as president of Cardinal Key and the Women's Hall Council and is listed in Who's Who in American Universities and Colleges 1952 53.
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Fayetteville
Lia Vaglio
Destino B. Vaglio
Kappa Delta Pi
Concord College
Concord
Cardinal Key
Woman’s Honorary Service Organization
Women's Hall Council
Artie Man's Body Found in Creek Funeral Rites Soon
John Wesley Bacon 44 of Artie was found Sunday at 11:30 a.m. in a creek at the mouth of White Oak by children. Funeral services are set for 2 p.m. Wednesday at Artie Advent Church officiated by Rev. R. T. Riley. Burial will be in Hodge Cemetery. Survives include his wife Nona, one daughter Shebbia Jean, seven step-daughters, three step-sons, and his father John W. Bacon of McDowell. The body will move from Valley Funeral Home to his home Tuesday at 2 p.m.
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Artie
John Wesley Bacon
White Oak
Artie Advent Church
R. T. Riley
McDowell
Hodge
Clear Creek
Whitesville
Bacon
Nona Bacon
Shebbia Jean
Edsil
Owen
Billy Hodge
Marietta Hodge
Faye Bradshaw
Rita ‘Hodge
Springfield
Laura Thompson
Kansas
Madeline Cabell
Arlington
Jean Williams
Detroit
Mich
Elmie Burgess
John W. Bacon
MaeDowell
Valey Funeral Home
Final plans set for Mullens Mullens and Laurel Garden clubs organize Christmas lighting contest
Seven city zones outlined for judging during December 24 to 30. Winners receive ribbons with a grand ribbon among the seven first place finishers. out-of-town judges sought. Separate Mullens notices detail Pythian Sisters party and temple officers. Harley Christian and spouse depart for Esquire sales convention in New York.
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Mullens
Laurel Garden Clubs
W. W. Pollock
Highland Avenue
J. O. Bailiff
Fred Kingdon
Mullens Garden Club
C. RB. Thrasher
S. P. Pearis
Pollock
Laurel Gardeners
South Mullens City Limits
Thomas Grocery
Dunman and
Lester Streets
Broadway
Ball Center
McKinney
Lincoln
Collier
Rinehart
Frantz
Circle Drive
McGraw
Florence
Highland
Lusk
Guyandotte Avenue
Moran and
Church
Harmco Bridge
Ball Park
Harley Christian
Esquire, Inc
Ray Bowling
New York City
Bride Honored at Itmann Linen Shower
Itmann hosts a linen shower for Mrs. James J. Worley formerly Phyllis Edwards. Guests enjoyed games, a scrapbook for advice and recipes, pink green and white decor, and favors of miniature wedding bells. Hostesses included Mrs. H A Cassell and others. lengthy guest list noted.
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James J. Worley
Phyllis Edwards
Itmann
Guy Haynes
Claude Bane
James Lesler
H. A. Cassell
John Ratliff
Richard Baugh
Itmann Linen
R. H. Edwards
Cecil Hendrick
Paul Gillespie
Taylor Leonard
Grover
Asbury
W. W. Belcher
Charles Fowler
Parley Bryant
George Gillespie
Robert Wylam
Frank Cunningham
Elgin Pruett
Howard Morefield
Pineville Native Allen Brinegar Dies After Illness
Funeral services for Allen J. Brinegar 70 a Pineville native will be held at 2 p.m. today at the Church of Christ Shockley Hill with burial in the church cemetery He died Saturday night near Hatcher School after a nine month illness Brinegar a farmer in Summers County for 26 years was an ordained Church of Christ minister who organized the church on Shockley Hill He is survived by his widow Lora three sons Golden Curtis Alphon and six daughters Glennan Geneva Rose Gladys Sears Cecelia Glenda and two at home two brothers Silas and W A Brinegar and two sisters Rosa Bird and Lakie Hammond
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Church of Christ
Shockley Hill
Lora Brinegar
Golden
Curtis
Alphon Brinegar
Glennan Coleman
Geneva Breen
Hinton
Gage Rose
White Oak
Gladys “Sears
Elk Knob
Mrs J F Harrel Returns Home From York Hospital
Mrs J F Harrel of Hilltop is back home after a two month stay as a patient at a York New Jersey hospital.
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Oak Hill
J. F. Harrel
Hilltop
York
New Jersey
Stephenson Man Fined $10 After Hazardous Driving Accident
Trooper William Gosnell said a Stephenson man became excited in Saturday traffic and pressed the accelerator. George Collins, 50, paid a $10 fine for hazardous driving after his car ran across a sidewalk brushing a fire plug and fence, crossed Holroyd Avenue, clipped a guide wire, and plowed through a railing with a wheel over a basement door. His wife Alberta, 49, was treated at Wyoming General Hospital for a bump on her head.
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Mullens
William Gosnell
George Collins
Stephenson
First Street
Holroyd Avenue
Collins
Alberta
Wyoming General Hospital
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Creek
Yale
Pythian Sisters
American Legion
Mullens Temple
Grace Hedrick
Kate Parker
Latha Parker
Lila Wade
Hattie Sue Bowling
Ruby Burroughs
Notice Laxton
Finnie Broyles
Dallas Steele
Mamie Wade
Estelle Caudle
Addie Cooper
Dorothy Harvey
Orly Amore
Calvert
Calvert Distillers Corporation
Woodrow Riley
Perry Harris
Cecil Bradbury
Orville Goins
C. C. Cunningham
A. V. Easter
Ralph Hash
Kenneth Sluss
Peter Ferretti
Pineville
Shop Penney’s
Mogen David
Wan Agth Wine
The
Wine Corporation of America
Chicago
Illinois
Remington
I Beckley
W.va
McCreery Street
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