Nominating Committee Named at Civic Club Meet
Mullens notes report and committee selections for 1952 54 officers at Woman's Civic Club meeting held Thursday night at Mrs Gerald Snyder home. Committee to report March 6 includes Mrs Josephine Damewood Mrs Gilbert Cook and Mrs B J West. Heart Fund donation approved and program on heart function planned for Mullens PTA meeting. Effie Delp urged support for Wyoming Community Concert Association as membership drive nears. Fine Arts group to meet and Mrs Lucille Hays showcased hobby collection. Members heard review of Together We Follow the Road by Mrs Hiram C Houghton. A Sunday singing event announced at Delilah Chapel Oceana with Heart Keneda as president. Firemen responded to alarm at 4 30 p m in South Mullens for waste pile near Wyoming General Hospital. Thompson(s) announce birth of a son January 18.
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Lucille Hays
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Oak Hill Personalities and Community Notices
Oak Hill local notes list extended Florida trip by Mr and Mrs W B Price and visits by Mrs C B Legg to Charleston. Card party to aid VFW Auxiliary set Friday at East Oak Hill Canteen with prizes and door sales. Methodist Circle discusses sending clothing to Korea and plans a covered dish dinner next meeting. Betty Adams returns from Daytona Beach and Key West. Kendall couple vacationing in the south with Miami Beach and Havana plans. Girl Scout luncheon at Longacre home with national advisor Ruth Harmon and local leaders. VFW Auxiliary meets midweek in Oak Hill.
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Wolfe Succumbs in Page Funeral Slated Sunday
Harrison Bittle Wolfe aged 64 of Page died Wednesday night after a lengthy illness at Oak Hill Hospital. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Sunday at Page Baptist Church conducted by Rev. John Kyle, with burial in Kincaid Cemetery. The body lies at Tyree Funeral Home until an hour before the service.
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Miss Burkhart F J Holland Exchange Vows
Miss Burkhart marries Franklin John Holland at First Methodist Parkersburg in a single ring ceremony. The bride, formerly Jane Burkhart, wore a navy suit with white accessories. maid of honor Helen Burkhart and best man Robert Burkhart attended. He is an engineer and WWII veteran. Daughter born at Glover Scott Clinic in Whitesville. community notes on events and meetings.
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Hilton Funeral Rites Incomplete For William Hilton
William C Hilton 68 of Harvey died at home at 515 am Thursday after a heart attack. He was a C and O Railway conductor and member of Missionary Baptist Church and R R Conductors. Born Kanawha City Feb 15 1884 he is survived by wife Martha Kathryn Hilton two brothers John Scarbro and Harry Mt Howe two sisters Mae Ord Baltimore and Arnold Neal Black Eagle four daughters Creelie Armstrong Frances Neal Virginia Huber and Carol Hilton two sons H R and William C Jr five grandchildren and others listed in obituary. The funeral arrangements are incomplete.
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Perryville
Frances Neal
Falling Rock
Virginia Huber
Mt.Hope
Carol Hilton
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William C. Jr
60 Reservations Made for GOP Fete Saturday
Oak Hill Republican Woman's Club plans a Lincoln Day luncheon at Hotel Hill Saturday at 1 p.m. Mayor C. R. Hill gives welcome, Myron Renick of Fayetteville offers the response, Homer Robbins of Montgomery is principal speaker, with Mrs. A. B. Tyler in charge.
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Joyce Longhenry
Orville Rich
R. PB. Nichols
Harold Zeek
Fayetteville Junior Garden Club sponsors Girl Scout troop
Fayetteville members of the Fayetteville Junior Garden Club met at the Sum merfields home. Attendees included Ruth Hamilton Eleanor Morris Courtney Proctor Mauve Nutter Margaret Renick Pat Wendell Cookie Laird Ruth Lively Vesta Jones Sunny Carson Mrs Pat Hamilton Jr and Virginia Myles. The group voted to sponsor a newly organized Fayetteville Girl Scout troop and chosen a committee to present vases to elementary school teachers as a club project.
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Pat i Hamilton, Jr
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Pineville Personal Notes Highlight Local Visits and Travel
Pineville personal notices list Cpl. Stanley Browning on furlough from Camp Breckinridge now in Washington DC, and multiple visits by Curry, Kuhn, Stewart, Darlington, Cook, Ellison, and others. Weekend trips include Charleston, Lewisburg, Beckley, Huntington, and Bluefield with family gatherings and school connections at Greenbrier Military and Marshall College.
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Grady Morgan
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Men of Cook Memorial Baptist ready church chicken dinner
Members of the Men’s Fellowship at Cook Memorial Baptist Church Pinesville will host a chicken dinner for church ladies Friday at 6 30 p.m. in the assembly room. The event features men chefs waiters and dishwashers plus cleanup crews. A devotional led by Rev Virgil Shannon precedes the meal, with a brief message by Rev Ed Cox of Oceana First Baptist.
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W. M. Browning
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Harry Slavey
Thomas Bowles
Vivian Rose
Bill Turley
Estil Morgan
W. M. Manning
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Pineville Band Plans Annual Mid-Winter Concert Tonight
Pineville High School 0-piece concert band directed by Joseph Bragg performs at 8 15 p m Friday. Featured works include Symphony in E Minor by deVorak and Dance of the Apprentices by Richard Wagner.
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Oceana Personalities Visit Near and Far
Mr and Mrs John Matrey and children and Mr and Mrs John Knott with Kemp Brown visited Mrs Kemp Brown Sunday at St Luke s Hospital Bluefield The Rey and Mrs William Cox hosted Mrs May Harvey of East Bank weekend guest Lila Tate reported at home Peggy McMillian Concord College student visited her parents Lacy and Milian Millian over weekend Ray Conley and wife hosted sister Sampie Morgan and family Sunday Ernest Conley Homer Cook visited Bluefield Sanitarium and noted patient George Conley also there
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