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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1946

Page

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Smithers Sued For Rent Wages By City Officials

Fayetteville notices filed in the Circuit Clerk office include Irene Reeves versus James Reeves for divorce and Eugene Kitchen versus Vina Kitchen for divorce. Edith Smith Woodrum seeks $2,165.25 from the City of Smithers for unpaid rent across 1942 to 1946. O H Woodrum sues for wages as City Sergeant earned in 1943 and 1944 totaling $1,383.10.

Rcgister Fayetteville Circuit Irene Reeves James Reeves Eugene Kitchen Vina Kitchn H. E. Dillon, Jr Thomas Rostron National Fire Insurance Company Hartford Connecticut Edith Smith Woodrum Smithers O. H. Woodrum

Mt Hope Sophia Lions Plan Joint Xmas Party

Mount Hope Lions and Sophia Lions Club discussed a four way Christmas party to be held Thursday in Lions clubrooms. President Russell Pateson named a committee to finish party arrangements with entertainment by Sophia club members. The Raleigh Register editor Randolph Norton urged defenders of a free press and citizens to support truthful information.

Vr Register Mount Hope Sophia Lions Club Lions Norton Lion Dewitt Snyder Register Betty Y. Dodge Coleman Marshall College Bureau of Mines Jellico Tenn Leslie Lively Long Iide International Student Council

Fitzpatrick Eyes Huntington Bout As Pro Heavyweight

Hylton Fitzpatrick managers said they would consider a Huntington match for the ex-Golden Gloves standout now boxing as a high heavyweight out of El Monte California. A recent Los Angeles draw with veteran Lee Oma and past near-title contention mark his rise since turning pro in 1942.

Associated Press Huntington Hylton Fitzy) Fitzpatrick West Virginia el Monte Calif Fitzy Dick Deutsch Radio Center Mickey Kileher Sparky Rudolph Fitzpatrick New York National Boxing Association Gus Lesnevich Los Angeles Lee Oma Oma Tami Maurielio Lesnevich

Reception Planned by Mount Hope Baptist Temple

Mount Hope Baptist Temple hosts a reception on Sunday December 18 at 3 p.m. Mrs Nan Carter chairs the program and Miss Bettie Thompson leads the decoration committee. All church members friends and Sunday School attendees are invited to attend.

Mount Hope Mount Hope Baptist Temple Nan Carter Bettie Thompson Friends of the Baptist Temple

Funeral Rites Held For Hiram Goode Of Victor

Fayetteville funeral services were conducted yesterday for Hiram Goode of Victor who died at his son Rupert's Charleston home last Monday evening. Survivors include his wife Dorothy and two daughters Mrs Golden Harrah of Syracuse New York and Mrs Garnie Kingcaid of Longacre ten grandchildren and two great grandchildren. The Horse Shoe Baptist Church hosted the rites with A C Legg officiating and burial followed at Martin Cemetery.

Fayetteville Hiram Goode Victor Rupert Charleston Dorothy Goode Golden Harrah Syracuse N. Y Garnie Kingcaid Longacre Horseshoe Baptist Church A. C. Legg Martin Cemetery

Keller to visit parents this weekend in Spencer

Ben Keller plans a weekend visit to his father in Spencer meeting his son Ben "Pete" Keller who drives from Detroit with Packard Motor Company. Weather and roads permitting, they will travel together today and arrive Saturday.

Megister Fayetteville Ben Keller Ben Pete” Keller Packard Motor Company of Detroit Spencer

Fayette Youths Register For Draft In Fayetteville

Fayetteville staff writer lists twenty one young men registered for the draft. Names include William O. Hill Glen Jean William O. Banks Mr Hope John Samples William D. Hicken Ershel L. Rogers Littleton J. Johnson Lawrence if Creswell Beckwith Alonzo T. Falk Robert R. Wood Earl W. Buckland Charles J. Abshire John Louis Wood Thomas Berry Wil ls Branch Fred Sizemore John Calloway Ingram Branch Donald Gilbert Tyler Lochgelly John Jasper Carter Jr Brooklyn James Richard Coleman Route 1 Fayetteville Charles Howard Faw Jr Mt. Hope Ralph Harold Castle Route 1 Fayetteville and John Ray Rogers Mt. Hope.

Fayette Fayetteville Wiliam O. Hill Glen Jean William O. Banks Mr. Hope John Samples William D. Hicken Red Star Ershel L. Rogers Oak Hill Littleton J. Johnson Hilltop Lawrence If Creswell Beckwith Alonzo T. Falk Robert R. Wood Earl W. Buckland Charles J. Abshire Mt. Hope John Louis Wood Garton Thomas Berry Wills Branch Fred Sizemore John Calloway Ingram Branch Donald Gilbert Tyler Lochgelly John Jasper Carter, Jr Brooklyn James Richard Coleman Charles Howard Faw, Jr Ralph Harold Castle John Ray Rogers

Minden Mine Local to Treat Kiddies at Hall

The United Mine Workers Local 3949 will sponsor a Christmas treat for Minden miners' children. The event runs 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday December 22 at the Local hall. Recording secretary A M M Kelly urges all children to attend during hours for service. The arrangement committee includes Hubert Leech Walter Ayres Harry Stewart G W Lawis and Kelly Hague.

Minden United Mine Workers of America A. M M. Kelly Kelly Hubert Leech Walter Ayres Harry Stewart G. W. Lawis Kelly Hague

Oak Hill High Tri-Hi-Y Club Dinner Night

The Oak Hill High Schanl Tri-Hi-Y Club plans a progressive dinner on Friday December 27 hosted by sponsor Mrs Sue Scott. Each course will be served at a different member’s home including Elizabeth Ann Mahoney Jean Ann Warden Mary Jane Brown and Carolyn Bishop. A dance at the Hotel Hill will follow.

Regieter Stall OAK Hill Oak Hill High Schanl Tri-Hi Sue Scott Elizabeth Ann Ma’honey Jean Ann Warden Mary Jane Brown Carolyn Bishop Mrs. Scott Hotel Hill

Record Breaking Deeds By railroads group in wartime era

Mullens and Pineville report detail a rail industry speech by A E Suter of Beckley for the National Association of Railroads. He highlights wartime movement of 95 percent of war material and 90 percent of personnel, noting railways' role in World War II and Virginian Railway history. Pineville plans a Republican Women’s Club formation, with officer elections set for January 13 and 24 new members joining the current countywide club.

Republican Women of Railroads Register Mullens A. E. Suter Beckley Virginian Railway Mullens ‘Lions Club United States National Association of Railroads Suter Multens Kanawha River Tidewater Virginia Suler Virginian Pineville Wyoming County Charles Cook William Holroyd Mulens Republican Women's League

Faculty Tea Hosted by Oak Hill Tri-Hi-Y Club

Oak Hill High School hosts a faculty tea from 2 30 to 4 30 PM sponsored by the Tri-Hi-Y Club affiliate of the YMCA. Mary Andres presides in the receiving line with Dolores Davis Norma Russell Mary Jane Lucas and Lois Mundy also in line. Elizabeth Ann Mahoney and Jean Ann Warden oversee the tea urns with Margie McClung chairing decorations and dining room staff assisting.

Register Oak Hill Oak Hill High School YMCA Mary Andreo Margie McClung Patsy Harding Mary Eyd Gar Hayes Dolores Jones Jean Ann Warden Miss Andres Dolores Davis Norma Russell Mary Jane Lucas Lois Mundy Elizabeth Ann Mahoney Norma Jean Skages Mary Jane Brown Leora Withrow Carolyn Bishop

Five Wyoming Land Transfers Filed

Records at the County Clerk of Wyoming County show five land transfers admitted to record. Arlie E. Kiser to Kenna Blackburn and wife lot 17 in the Crowley-Worrell Addition Pineville. John Ball to Vernie Mutlens lot 12 Block 4 Pierpont. Mary Titler and husband to Mabel Williams lot 195 Block K Valley Springs Addition Barkers Ridge. Mabel Williams lot 196 Block K Valley Springs Addition Barkers Ridge. Ed Hayworth and wife to Carmen E. McInney real estate in Barkers Ridge district.

Register Pineville Wyoming County Arlie E. Kiser Kenna Blackburh Crowley-Worrell John Ball Vernie Mutlens Pierpont Mary Titler Mabel Williams

Fifteen New Divorce Suits Instituted in Wyom­ing County

Register Staff Writer reports fifteen new divorce suits filed in the Wyom­ing County circuit clerk’s office. Listed are Louisé Garrison vs. Charles Garrison, Donald Webb vs. Lula Webb, Anna Mae Chandler vs. John Chandler, Will D. Lancaster vs. Mamie Lancaster, Mary Frances Payne vs. Arthur Payne, Elmer Skeens vs. Mabel Skeens, John Tolliver vs. Mary Tolliver, Beatrice Bowden vs. Harold Bowden, Bernard L. McGraw vs. Doris McGraw, Bettle Girard vs. Donald Girard, Dick Wood vs. Tom Wood, Georgia Cook vs. Chester Cook, Jeanette Gore vs. Mont Gore, Thomas Stoots vs. Geneva Stoots, Bessie Bentley vs. Curtis Bentley. Two damage suits were also instituted by W. M. Holroyd. Friedman Tausel infant vs. J. J. Blankenship and Gibert Tausel infant vs. J. J. Blankenship.

Register Pineville Wyoming County Louisé Garrison Charles Garrison Donald Webb Lula’ Webb Anna Mae Chandler John Chandler Will D. Lancaster Mamie Lancaster Mary Frances Payne Arthur Rod" Payne Elmer Skeens Mabel Skeens John Tolliver Mary Tolliver Beatrice Bowden Harold Bowden Bernard L. McGraw Doris McGraw Bettle Girard Donald Girard Dick Wood Tom Ira Wood Georgia Cook Chester E. Cook Jeanette Gore Mont E. Gore Thomas R. Stoots Geneva Franklin Stoots Bessie Bentley Curtis Bentley W. M. Holroyd Frieda Tausel Infant J. J. Blankenship Gibert Taitsel

Veteran Joseph Conley Receives Care at Oteen Hospital

World War II veteran Joseph Conley, son of Mrs H W Conley and the late H W Conley of Pineville, is receiving treatment at the Veterans Hospital in Oteen North Carolina.

Veterans Hospital Pineville Oteen North Carolina Joseph Conley H.W. Conley H. W. Conley

Rites Set Tomorrow For Rhodell Woman

Funeral services for Mrs. Lola DeFaris BlankenShip 47 of Rhodell will be held at the Rhodell Church of God tomorrow at p.m. Rev. EB Winters will officiate and burial will be in Cox Cemetery at Tommy Creek. Survived by husband Lewis J Blankenhip five sons Olher Woodrow Wesley Darrell Lewis Garrison all of Rhodell one daughter Rita Lou Blankenship Rhodell two brothers Leon ard E Stau jton of Maben and Elmer L Stau jton of Maben two sisters Mrs Callas Cox Calorie Tampa and Mrs Bessie Woods Quinnimont.

Rhodell Register Mullens Lola DeFaris Blankenship Rhodell Church Wesley Darrell Lewis Garrison Rita Lou Blankenship

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