Birth announcement for son at Raleigh hospital
Mr and Mrs Larry D Woolwine announce the birth of a son weighing six pounds one ounce on Christmas Day at General Hospital Raleigh. The baby is named Tommy Degn Duke Arizona Yale Bradiey and the family reports mother and child doing fine.
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Larry D. Woolwine
Tommy Degn
Duke
Arizona
Yale
Bradiey
Raleigh
George Washington
General Hospital
Christmas sermon at Davis Baptist emphasizes gift of Christ
Rev Robert Perry at Davis Baptist Church argues the birth of Christ is the greatest gift and the essential message of Christmas. He links Luke 2 and prophecy to urge belief, peace, and personal acceptance of Jesus as the path to true meaning this season. The church, organized in the 1930s by Rev Grady Bailey, holds weekly services and activities including youth meetings and women’s missionary circle.
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Glen Rogers
RNS
Robert Perry
The
Davis Baptist Church
St. Luke
Christ
Jesus
God
Bethlehem
Mr. Perry
Grady Bailey
Perry
Women's Missionary Circle
Marie Bailey
Jimmie Brooks
Hope Walker
Christmas Day Visitors See Many Local Families
Pax Personals lists numerous Christmas Day guests at homes across Oak Hill Morgantown Beckley and Charleston. Families include Wooline Fuller Bill Shumate Vass and Underwood with expanded kin and in law visits from Mt Hope Long Branch and Cleveland. Scout group Oak Hill Senior Girl Scouts led by Mrs Morton sang carols visiting Oak Hill Hospital and Geraldine Hughes then enjoyed cookies and hot chocolate.
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Bill Shumate
Phyllis
Ernie
Page
Ralph Vass
Donny and
Blair
Superior
Sylvia Fuller
Charlotte Mae
Beckley
Louise Gilland
Bradley
Fuller Home
Sgt
Ray Leach
Ruby
Peggy
Sue
Long Branch
Ruby Billings
Charles ~ Billings
Lochgelly
Charles Plumsey
Pat
Martha ‘Tee
Morgantown
Dollie Underwood
Luther Stover
Kathy
Dixie Stover
Cleveland
Don Stover
Morris Harvey College
Charleston
Scouts
CAROL
Oak Hill
RNS
Merk
Hubert Watson
W. P. Bittinger
Oak Hill Garden Club
C. P. Anderson Sr
C. S. Donnelly
C. D. James
J. W. Jonas
R. E. Kelly
Dewey Kincaid
John Kincaid
Walter Kominsky
W. H. Level
K. B. Long
J. Edward Levis
D. C. Newell
G. A. Owens
A. L. Sydnor
R. R. Thomas
Ike Brown
Sorority Spreads Christmas Cheer in Mullens
Gamma Alpha Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi helped Santa by delivering toys to Melvin Mills aged 12 and Otis Mills aged 4, patients at Wyoming General Hospital, and to 10 members of the Pier Point family. A basket of food was also given at Thanksgiving.
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Santa
Melvin
Otis Mills
Wyoming General Hospital
Barkers Ridge
Boint
Fayetteville Man Stabs Wife in Home Attack
A 63 year old man from Ten Hill was jailed in Fayette County on felonious assault after slashing his wife with a pocket knife at their home. She was treated at Oak Hill Hospital in satisfactory condition. Police Chief Tunney Hunsaker and Officer E L Tinsley led the arrest. Preliminary hearing planned before Magistrate R C Godsey.
Break in at Fayetteville Memorial Auditorium
Fayetteville county memorial auditorium was robbed Tuesday night. Soft drinks candy and $30 in silver were stolen. Entrance was forced through a front door with top and bottom pegs unfastened. Concession stand door was also forced open. Robbery found at 10 am Thursday before high school basketball practice.
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Fayetteville
RNS
Fayelta County Memorial Auditorium
Tunney Hunsaker
Child Hits Car Escapes Injury on State Route 16
Four year old Linda Carol Smith of Stephenson ran into the side of a moving car on State Route 16 at Black Eagle about 5 p m Thursday. She was treated at Wyoming General Hospital and released. Claude Ray Ingle 39 of Iroquois was driving the car and said he sounded his horn and swerved to avoid the child traveling at an estimated 23 to 30 mph. No charges were filed. The child and her grandmother Mrs. Robert Smith were returning from a visit to Black Basin when the incident occurred.
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Mullens
RII
Black Eagle
Linda Carol Smith
Stephenson
Wyoming General Hospital
Claude Ray Ingle
Iroquois
Ingle
Traleeming
Robert Smith
Black Basie
Air Force serviceman charged after Mullens wreck
A 20 year old Air Force serviceman Joe l Blackwell Jr. of Corinne was charged with reckless driving after wrecking his father's car on the Mullens Pineville road around 10 30 p m Wednesday night. State Trooper James Fairchild said he hit a slippery spot and lost control near the Itmana tipple, the car landing on its top after striking an embankment.
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Mullens
ANS
Air Force
Joel Blackwell Jr
Corinne
Mullens-Pineville
James Fairchild
Fireworks Sellers Charged as Wyoming County Moves to Halt Shooting Matches
In Wyoming County police and Slab Fork District Constable Weedy Allen moved to curb shooting matches by cracking down on fireworks. Proprieties Youle Caraban 39 Glen Rogers and Dillard Shrews bury 37 Glen Fork were arrested for possessing and selling fireworks and fined 100 plus costs by Magistrate Jack Pizzino. Fireworks were confiscated from Caraban's store and warnings issued that shooting matches will not be permitted within the county.
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Mullens
RNS
Wyoming
James Fairchild
Slab Fork
Weedy Allen
Youle Caraban
Glen Rogers
Dillard Shrewsbury
Glen Fork
Jack Pizzino
Caraban
Funeral for Charles Perry Conway Held in Oak Hill
Funeral services for Charles Perry Conway 49 formerly of Ansted and Phoenix will be at 2 p.m. Sunday in Tyree Funeral Home Oak Hill chapel with Revs. James F. Frame and Randolph Johnson officiating. Burial follows in Huse Memorial Park Fayetteville. He died Sunday in Phoenix. Body remains at the funeral home.
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Ansted
ANS
Fayette County
Charles Perry Coniway
Phoenix
Ariz
Tyree
Oak Hill
James F. Frame
Randolph Jonson
Huse Memorial Park
Fayetteville
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Penney
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Meltons
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Fayette
Crab Orchard Road
FHA
Cash & Cerry
Charles Conway
Uly
Drexas
OLD Hickory Sraight
OLD Hickory Distillers Company
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