Hudson Farley marriage ceremony performed in Whitesville
Lyda Loretta Farley and Conrad E. Hudson of Northup Ohio were married on December 9 at 2 p.m. by Rev. Webster of Rodney Methodist Church. Bride’s father Granville Farley announced the union. Richard Barnett of Marion served as best man. Virginia Taylor was matron of honor. Both families reside in Gallipolis Ohio. bride employed by her father, groom with Eliot Brothers in Gallipolis. Yale Dinner Set Mullens Laurel Garden Club Christmas dinner and gift exchange to follow at 6:30 p.m. in Wyoming Hotel dining room.
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Whitesville
Rns
Lyda Loretta . Farley
Conrad E. Hudson
Northup
Ohio
Granville Farley
Dorothy
Galipolis
Webster
Rodney Methodist Church
Richard Barnett
Marion
Virginia Taylor
Hoor
Hudson
YALE
Mullens
Laurel Garden Club
Wyoming
New Colonaid Laxative Claims Quick Relief
An advertisement touts Colonaid as a new laxative that re moisten dry colon contents and add bulk to stimulate a normal urge to purge. It promises overnight relief from constipation, notes safety for pregnant women, and markets an economical 60 tablet pack at 98 cents with no gagging or bloating.
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Colonaid
Lighting Contest Set in Oak Hill by Garden Clubs
Oak Hill residents are urged to enter a Christmas lighting contest sponsored by the Spade and Trowel Oak Hill and Redoud Garden Clubs. Outdoor and indoor entries compete for cash prizes of 10, 3, and 2.50 dollars with rules limiting entries to the city and suburbs and deadline by December 40.
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Oak Hill
RNS
Spade and Trowel
Redoud Garden Clubs
Dee
J. W. Jones
Odd Fellows Lodge 206 Buys Oak Hill Building
Oak Hill residents report Lodge No. 206 will become official owners of an East Main Street building at 1 p.m. today after purchasing it from Mrs. Lacy Neely for $11,500. The lodge plans a remodel converting the second floor to lodge hall while the ground floor houses an upholstery firm. A recent oyster dinner celebration marked the purchase as one of the lodge’s most successful events.
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Oak Hill
BNL
Order of Odd Fellows
B. P. Owens
Main St
The
Odd
Lacy Neely
Wellows
Laurel Rebekah Owens
Owens
Harvey Infant Dies in Oak Hills Hospital
Harvey infant son of Mrs. Gq Steele Callison served as master of ceremonies with Mrs. Carl J. Harvey of Oak Hills. Graveside rites were to be held at 2 p.m. today in Highlawn Memorial Park by Rev. Randolph F. Johnson. Arrangements were under Tyree Funeral Home.
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OAK Hell Tense
Carl Greeust
Peel
Har Harvey
Steele Callison
Carl J. Harvey
Oak
Hill
Shirley Donnelly
Oak Hills
Prani¢at
2 Pan
Thhe Highlawn Memorial Park
Randolph F. Johnson
Oak Hil Baptist m
Tyree Funeral Home
Rev Carl Wolf Speaks At Lions Club Meeting
Whitesville WV Rev Carl Wolf director of the West Virginia Mountain Project of Presbyterian Churches spoke to the Lions Club at a 7 pm dinner meeting in the Whitesville Hotel attended by twenty members. Dewey Harless reported on eye glasses distributed and three cases were brought up for consideration. Ted Bsharah, president, was named chairman of a committee to plan a gadamids Party to be held Tuesday.
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Whitesville
RNS
Carl Wolf
West Virginia Mountain
Missionary Society Elects New Officers
Whitesville news reports the December meeting of the Ladies Missionary Circle at the Presbyterian Church. New officers elected include E. L. Clark as president and L. C. Weamer as vice president. Other posts filled: program chairman Clark secretary Paul Langi treasurer Ars. Eugene Lewis world service chairman Schley Elkins fellowship chairman Galen Work spiritual life chairman.Outgoing president Wilson Hall presided. Devotional led by Mrs. Charles Maye and lesson on In the Home Practice Christian Discipling by Mrs. Carl Wolfe. Thirteen members attended with one guest, Mrs. Deal Black.
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Whitesville
RNS
Ladies Missionary Circle
The
Presbyterian Church
E. L. Clark
L. C. Weamer
Clark
Paul Langi
Frank Smith
Ars. Eugene Lewis
World Service
Schley Elkins
Galen Work
Wilson Hall
Charles Maye
Carl Wolfe
Deal Black
Suburban ordinance prohibits underage street presence
In Rutledge Pennsylvania a suburb near here a curfew requires all children under 18 to be off the streets by sunset. Parents of a second offender may be fined up to 100 dollars. Separately Huntington West Virginia ships about 47.5 million tons of coal annually, leading the Ohio River ports.
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Philadelphia
Rutledge
Huntington
W. Va
Ohio River
James Hendrix Dies After Wreck at Ansted
James Jackson Hendrix, 23, of Ansted, died from head injuries after a fog shrouded bridge collision near the Quincy post office. A West Virginia Tech senior, he was taken to Charleston Memorial Hospital, where he passed away. Hendrix’s family was away in Florida at the time. his survivors include two brothers and one sister. The body rests at Cook's Mortuary, Cedar Grove.
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Ansted
James Jackson Hendrix
Quincy
West Virginia Institute of Technology
Montgomery
Charleston Memorial Hospital
Chelyan
Hendrix
Thomas Hendrix
Kenneth
Florida
Danny
Thomas
Cleveland
Ohio
Basil Zickafoose
Silver Springs
Cook's Mortnary
Cedar Grove
Two Are Injured In Auto Wreck In Fog
In Mullens two residents were hurt when a car left State Route 16 near Amiga and crashed into a tree after fog blanketed the area. Peggy Brooks 23 suffered multiple facial and limb injuries requiring about 60 stitches. Bobby Jack Cook 22 had bruises and a possible shoulder fracture. They were taken to Wyoming General Hospital by ambulance after the 2 45 a.m. crash returning from a sorority dance at Beckley.
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Mullens
ANS
Peggy Brooks
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co
Bobby Jack Cook
Amiga
Wyoming General Hospital
Ambullance
Miss Brooks
Young Cook
Beckley
R. Lee Brooks
Wendell W. Cook
Mullens Hill
Mullens Lighting Contest Awards by Laurel Garden Club
The Laurel Garden Club and Mullens Chamber of Commerce announce the Mullens Lighting Contest awards for Christmas decorating. City divided into seven zones with first, second and third place ribbons in four categories including door, window, overall, and outdoor tree decorations. Judges assign two local judges per zone. blue ribbons at judges’ discretion. Displays to be lit from dark to 11 p.m. Dec 23–28.
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Hie
Building Improvements Set By Telephone Co in Oak Hill
Ground breaking marks construction of a one and a half story brick front building for the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co in Oak Hill. The plant will include automatic dial central office equipment serving Oak Hill Mount Hope Pax and Thurmond with about 3100 subscriber lines and 13 switchboard positions. Completion tentatively set for 1938 with expanded facilities at Beckley as central switching, plus 600 poles and over 50 miles of cable. Golden shovel ceremony led by Mayor H C Brown with McClure and local officials present.
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Oak Hill
RNS
Chestnut
Church St
Mayfair
Ripley
Ray
Commer Chestnut Ave
Lcial Manager
Sald Conversion
Oak Hills
Beckley
Mount Hope
Pax
Thurmond
McClure
Merchants and Miners National Bank
Summerlee Ave
Hamilton Arcade
Main St
H. C. Brown
Leo Kullman Jr
Mrs Darrell Wilcox Receives Shower in Mullens
Mrs Darrell Wilcox was honored with a stor shower Friday night at her home on Franfa Ave Mullens Hill. Hostesses included Mrs Don Neely Mrs Ivan Halsey and Mrs J R Wilcox of Mullens plus several Wilcox relatives and Miss Betty Thomas of Allen Junction. Guests enjoyed games prizes and refreshments as gifts were displayed.
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Mullens
Darell Wilcox
Franfa Ave
Mullens Hill
Don
Bake sale set at Jones Ave Church of God
The Missionary Society of the Jones Avenue Church of God will hold a bake sale Saturday in the Garvin Insurance Building on Main Street.
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Oak Kill
RNS
The
Missionary Society of the
Jones Ave
Church of God
Garvin Insurance Bldg
Main St
Martin Funeral Services Set for Otsego Resident
Otsego native Harry P. Martin 81 dies after five months illness. Funeral at 1 p.m. Tuesday at Otsego Community Church with Rev. John Rollins and Rev. J M Bratton Jr. Burial Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens. A retired Virginian Railway engineer he helped inaugurate the Page Mullens line in 1902. Survived by daughters Mrs F Woot Ansted, Mrs Hal Johnson Spratt, Mrs Helen Arthur Spratt, step-daughter Mrs Pearl Martin Otsego, two sons Kenneth Martin Amoco and Solie B Martin Toledo, Ohio, sister Mrs T C Kelly Roanoke, half-sisters Mrs Frank McCray Fairmont and Mrs Ruth Brutrum St Louis, half-brother William Martin Worthington, 15 grandchildren, 16 great grandchildren. Body from Keyser Funeral Home to Mrs Pearl Martin Otsega residence by 4:30 p.m. Pallbearers Mullens Masonic Lodge. graveside service by lodge. Also notes a skating party fundraiser in Whitesville.
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Otsego
Harry P. Martin
John Rollins
J. M. Bratton Jr
Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens
Martin
Ansted
Virginian Railway
Page
Mullens
Presbyterian Church
Roanoke
Mullens Masonic Lodge
The
Shriners
Susie Miller Martin
F. Woot, Ansted
Hal Johnson
Helen Arthur
Spratt
Pearl Martin
ISCEO
twWo
Kenneth Marin
Amoco
Solie B. Toledo
Ohio
T. C. Kelly
Frank McCray
Fairmont
Ruth Brutrum
St. Louis
William Martin
Worthington
Keyser
Otsega
Drivers Charged After Three Car Collision
In Mullens on Guyandate Avenue at 7 15 am two drivers were charged after a three car crash. No serious injuries reported. Henson charged with reckless driving Powell with obstructing traffic. Vehicles described as heavily damaged.
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Powell
Virginian Railway
Henson
George Stevenson
South Mullens
Corn Sticks Friday Special Attracts Fish Lovers
Friday feature offers hot corn sticks paired with fish prepared broiled or fried in butter or margarine. Available skillet preparations highlight a simple, savory combination for diners seeking quick, hearty options.
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Hudson-Farley
Garden Clubs
Sherman High School
Dallas UW
Renner Research Foundation
South Africa
Columbus
U.S
America
Kentucky Straight Bourbon
Echo Spring Distilling CO
Louisville, KY
Odd Fellows Lodge
Harvey
Aavapitars
Ray Williams
James Williams
Sam Richards
C. Harvey
Deleiiner
Tan
Lions Club
Universal
Fayette ST
James Hendrix
Chesapeake and Potomac
Telephone Co
Darrell Wilcox
Kyle Cleaners Inc
Kanawka St
Clear Fork Band Mothers
Short’s Rink
Fund For and Instruments
Fayetteville
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