Pineville Personal Notices From Register Staff Writer
Pineville social notes list Sgt and Mrs Roy F Thomas and others visiting Beckley. Khorazian returns from New York. Miss M J A Lane and Miss Georgana Khorazian noted. many local family visits in Beckley Logan and Crab Orchard. Carl Ellison hosts Crowley-Worrell guests. Rev Samuel Hartford and daughters in Cincinnati. multiple Goode and Hansbarger family visits. hospital and clinic news. visitors from Dayton Beach Norfolk Welch Keyser noted. ongoing local social activity in Pineville and vicinity.
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Roy F. Thomas
Azel Brown
Dephane Toler
Beckley
K. G. Khorazian
New York City
M. J. A. Lane
New York
London
England
Georgana Khorazian
Medical
Philadelphia
H. E. Crews
Soncinl Law
E. A. Hatcher, Jr
Logan
Channoy Webb
Ashland
James Parks
L. &. Perkins
Sharon
Louise Goode
Radford
Virgil Goode
Fred H. Shannon
Charleston
Louise
Frances Goode
Joe Goode
Brenton
R. E. Falkenstein and Son
Carl Ellison
Crowley-Worrell
Samuel A. Harford
Mary Lynn
Kathie
Cincinnati
Carl Tilley
Arista
Bert Goode
Mack
Charles
Jimmie
Crab Orchard
Robert Hansbarger
Daytona Beach
Fla
Henry Hansbarger
Rich Creek
Bill Hansberger
Norfolk
Gladys Riley
Peters
Town
J. H. Hansbarger
Pines Ville
Ken Smith
Windom
Stevens Clinic
Welch
Don L. Williams
Keyser
Williams
A. D. Cooke
Pine
W. F. Rose
Workman Rites Slated Saturday
Funeral rites for Roy B. Workman 63 of Pierpoint are set for Saturday at the Guyandotte Baptist Church Jesse with Rev. Ted Cook and Rev. Stobie Parsons officiating. Burial will be in Sunset Memorial Park Beckley with pallbearers listed. Body to be moved Friday from Robertson and Fogelsong to Workman residence. Also notes local society items and Wyoming deeds filed in Pineville Wyoming County clerk records.
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Stobie Parsons
Guyandotte Baptist Church
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Sunset Memorial Park
Beckley
Elzie Estep
Isaac Goodwin
Kelly Clay
John Halsey
Virgil Keaton
Bryan Hash
Robertson and Fogelsong
Workman
Wyoming
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Pineville
D. B. Walls
Vernon
H. Morrell
Cheaktown
Clear Fork
Waller Reed
Roy Alley
Baileysville
George W. Ashley
Hobart White
Lillyhaven
Oceana
Stacie
Oceana District
Californian Hostesses Help Celebrate Mrs. Brown Shower
Gatewood hosts held a miscellaneous shower Monday night for Mrs. Joseph Milroy Brown of Los Angeles. Miss Ann Wire and Mrs. Leon Ford led the event with a Valentine theme and red and white carnations. Guests from multiple towns attended, including Mrs. Robert Maynor, Mrs. G. W. Bock, and Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Brown, among others.
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Ann Wire
Leon’ Ford
J. C. Wire
Gatewod
Joseph Milroy Brown
Los Angeles
Calif
Robert Maynor
Washington D. C
G. W
Bock
Albert Tilley
Griselda Tilley
Fayetteville
Elmer A. Gladwell
Ne H. Level
H. A. Berry
J. L. Huffman
B. J Pinleon
J. P. Bavely
W. W. Donnally
Paul A. Brown
Mary Jane Brown
Leon Ford
Iof
Oak Hill
P. W. White
Janie White
Mt. Hope
L. C. Simpson
Mabscott
L. C. Riner
Grendon Riner
J. K. Dooley
I Dooley
Virginia Wire
Joseph, Brown
Wyoming Ranks Second In Foremen Qualifying In 1951
Wyoming County ranks second among nine Southern West Virginia counties in miners passing State Department of Mines foreman examinations in 1951. Forty-nine Wyoming County men received foremen certificates. Logan led with 80, Fayette 38, Raleigh 35, Boone 24, Mercer 19, Nicholas 11, Summers one, with a long list of Wyoming men named from towns such as Mullens, Pineville, Itmann, Coal Mountain, Marianna, and Wyoming counties’ communities.
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Mercer
Nicholas
Summers
Wyoming
Archie Adams
Alpeca
Oscar Wesley Adams
Pineville
Walter Morgan Adams
Itmann
Marianna
Earnest Casper Jessie
Coal Mountain
William Marvin Lamb
Ivan Patterson Lambert
Corinne
Clarence Lockhart
Tires Fork
William Bruce McGinnis
Kara Miller
Hanover
Russell Miller
Sam Junior Miller
Glen
Eugene Clifton Pruitt
Sabine
Ted Rollins
Kopperston
Fred Schlager
James Earnest Shaver
Billie Smith
Kenneth Alexander Snyder
Otsego
Robert E. Lee Speaks
Hollis Hershel Tessner
Raynard Mervin Thompson
Herndon
Alfred Edward White
Covel
Dan Ray Winters
Ermel Conrad Bennett
Laurel Creek
John Aaron Caldwell
Fayetteville
Robert Lee Caldwell
Carlisle
Alvin Castle
Longacre
Matthew Morris Collins
Powellton
Wilbur Foster Eigenbrod
Oak Hill
Lenard Jennings Ervin
Bernard Thomas Flint
John Jusior Gunning
Jodie
Wiliam
Learner's Permits Approved by Police in Mullens Area
Eleven people had learner's permits validated after State Police tests in Mullens Detachment. Several residents from Matoaka Pineville and Oceana earned permits, while others passed the driving tests including Ralph Hale Elbert Brown Jr and Kennethts Litton. Moose women chapter leaders from Beckley praised Mullens members for their yearlong efforts during a Midland event.
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Area Men Slated To Appear During Mining Congress
Six area mining men are slated to appear before over 1,500 representatives of the nation's coal industry at the 1992 coal convention of the American Mining Congress in Cincinnati Ohio May 5 to 7. James L. Gilley C E Linkous Donald B Shupe A B Crichton Jr W A Haslam and Mile W Summers will represent Southern West Virginia and discuss roof support continuous mining underground haulage belt installation heated cloth screening and other topics. The program, under Kenneth A Spencer, features ten sessions on issues facing coal mine operators with government officials including Charles W Conner participating. Joseph Pursglove Jr of Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal Co will open the initial session discussing New Developments for Coal Utilization.
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U. S. Bureau of Mines
C. E. Linkous
Island Creek Coal Company
Holden
Donald B. Shupe
Eastern Gas and Fuel Associates
Kimball
A. B.crichton, Jr
Johnstown Coal & Coke Company
AL Haslam
The
New River Company
Mr. Hopes
Mile W. Summers
Westmoreland Coal Company
Madison
Kenneth A. Spencer
Pittsburgh & Midway Coal Mining Company
Pittsburg
Kansas
Joseph Pursglove, Jr
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal Company
Pittsburgh
Charles W. Conner
Sfont Coal
Defense Solid Fuels Administration
Burea
L. F. Lumaghi
Lumagat Coal Company
St. Louis
A. B. Crichton, Jr
Johnstown Coal & Coke i Company
New Developments
W. A. Haslam
James E. Lewis Taken by Death
James Edgar Lewis 73 of Peytona died Tuesday at home. Funeral services Friday at Peytona Church of Christ. Survived by widow Minnie Bell Lewis, sons R P Lewis in Norfolk, Melving J and Cather of Cleveland D E C of Parkersburg, H R of Talcott, R C of Peytona, daughters Mrs Ella Miller Foster, Mrs Clara Bean Louisville, four sisters and a brother. Relatives ill Logan prompted J T Greaver to attend. social hour served to 28 members and two visitors.
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Millard Morris
W. T. Peters
Virgil Cook
Cook
Bertha Workman
Alpha Turner
Gladys Gilen
Gilda Morris
Prince
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Peytona
Peytona Church
Minnie Bell Lewis
R. P. Lewis
Norfolk
Melving J. and
Cather
Cleveland
E. C
Parkers
H. R
Talcott
R. C
iMirs
Ella Miller
Foster
Clara Bean
Louisville
Virgie Barker
Bloomingrose
Myra Carson
Cora Halstead
Charleston
Vera Carson
S. G. Lewis
Alexandria
Layland
J. T. Greaver
Logan
B. M
Penn
Bel Rader
Beckley
Fayette County Farm Bureau opens membership drive
Fayetteville reports a current membership drive by the Fayette County Farm Bureau. A committee headed by E. L. Booth of Oak Hill presents 23 reasons to join, covering community planning, rural education, farm policy, health programs, youth activities, market development, and cooperative efforts with local agricultural groups and services.
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College of Agriculture
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County Health Department
New River Poultry Association
ABC and
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