Wyoming Scouters Launch $8000 Drive in Wyoming County
Howard B Knepper announces the start of a fund drive to expand Boy Scout services in Wyoming County. Officials aim to raise 8000 to hire a full time field executive, expanding programs for about 12000 boys not yet reached, while praising local supporters and district leadership.
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Mullens
Howard B. Knepper
National Council of Boy Scouts
Wyoming County
Guyandotte
Victory Cafe
Cincinnati
Wyoming
Raleigh
Summers
James B. Deck
Raleigh County
Appalachian Council
Sandiego
Pineville
Laneloga
Deck
Gus F. Walker
Boy Scout Fund
H.C. Dykes
Death announced forHoward James Rowe 74 Alderson
Howard James Rowe 74 of Alderson died of a cerebral hemorrhage after a 10 week illness. He resided in Alderson since 1901, formerly with Beury Coal, later a dealer in coal and building materials. Surviving: wife Elizabeth Hoffman Rowe three sons Lawrence A. and Bernard in Alderson and Lawrence A. Jr. in Charleston three daughters Helen Crouch Belle Marguerite Rowe three brothers Harry Charles Fred one sister Lily Rowe New York City and three grandchildren Lt Lawrence A. Rowe Jr Maxwell AFB Ala Howard James Rowe III Alderson James Nelson Burdette Belle.
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Alderson
Howard James Rowe
Beury Coal Company
Echo
Greenbrier
Elizabeth Hoffman Rowe
Lawrence A
Charleston
Bernard
Howard James, Jr
Helen R. Crouch
Beckley
J. N. Burdette Belle
Marguerite Rowe
Harry B
Charles B
Fred J
Lily B. Rowe
New York City
Lawrence A. Rowe, Jr
Maxwell Afb
Alabama
Ill
James Nelson Burdette
Belle
Wyoming Community Concert Prepares Membership Drive
The Wyoming Community Concert Association, active since 1948 in Mullens, plans its 1952-53 season and urges renewals. Members were mailed blue renewal cards by Mrs. Ben Murphree. response was tepid but open drives will proceed with Feb. 25 mail deadline and on-site pickups thereafter.
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Wyoming Commuunity Concert Association
Ben Murphree
Murphree
Accidental Death Verdict Returned in Toler Inquest
In Fayetteville a coroner's jury ruled the death of James Keatley Toler, 36, accidental after he was shot in the chest during an altercation with his father, John H. Toler. The elder Toler, a former Fayetteville school principal, faced no further action. The burial is set at Huse Memorial Park after funeral services at Dodd Mortuary.
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Fayetteville
James Keatley Toler
John H. Toler
R. C. Godsey
Dodd Funneral Home
Pearlie Elmore
Toler
Louise To
Ler
Howard Carson
Tolezi
Nuttalburg
Fayette County
Tana Sue
Jam Keatley, Jr
Dodd’ Mortuary
Community arts group relies on yearly dues and campaigns
The association’s budget depends on member enrollment and dues to fund performances by famous artists. A minimum membership is needed each season to host at least three major concerts, else the group cannot function. A one week membership drive runs Feb 25 to March 1, after which only ticket holders may attend.
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Micha Hodes
Roy Cooper
Bary Ensemble
Columbus Boy Choir
Donald Dame
Columbia Concert Trio
Mildred Dilling
Harpo Marx
Maria Braggiotti
Federico Rey
Pilar Gobez
Jane Hobson
Anj
Round World Vacation By The AP SATGON
Betsy Arminger an employee of the American Mutual Security Administration takes a 30 day round the world leave. She begins in the local area then heads to Los Angeles to visit relatives before continuing to Saigon and returning to her job.
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Associated Press
Satgon
Betsy Arminger
American Mutual Security Administration
Tocal
Los Angeles
Cali
Saigon
Rollins Funeral Rites Thursday
Funeral services for Mrs. Fannie Belle Rollins 88 will be held at 2 p.m. Thursday at Toneda Baptist Church Oceana with Rev Vern Cook officiating. Burial follows in Toney Fork Cemetery Kopperston. She was born March 18 1863 in Oceana, widow of James E Rollins, with surviving daughters Pearl Brown J Earl Cook and R L Fannin and son Rev Wayne Rollins. She was a member of Toneda Baptist Church.
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Ansted
Frederick Jacob
Lively
Carpenter
Eula McClung
Kessler Memorial Presbyterian Church
C. W. McNutt
South Charleston
F. E. Manning
Ames, Heights
Clifty
Cluty
Benjamin
Rebecca
Kessler Lively
Nicholas County
Fayette
Eliza Lively
Blanche Clark
Wilbert and
Holland
Lookout
Wallace
Willis
Denyer
Vivian
Y Register
Kopperston
Fannie Belle ‘Rollins
Wayne Rollins
Toneda Baptist Church
Vern Cook
Oceana
Toney Fork
Kopper ’Ston
Andrew
Julia Cook Brooks
James E. Rollins
Pearl Brown
J. Earl Cook
R. L. Fannin
Kermit
Tom Brooks
Clark Brooks
Fairdale
Rollins
Ea Baptist Church
Not Enough Operators
Dr Maurice E Strieby of AT&T says human operators will still carry the load. He notes that by 1860 there would not be enough women in the United States between the ages of 16 and 50 to handle the growing number of calls. He adds that ninety percent of all trade transactions are settled by written check.
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Sue Assunction
Denver
Maurice E. Strieby
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
United States
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