District Singers Name New Officers for Year
Fayetteville resident John Redman is elected president of District No. 3, West Virginia Singers League. Julia Jackson, Rev Clarence Davis, Sadie Crockett and James Wade named officers and an executive board. The league reports $1,541.46 raised, funds allocated to churches, and a new two section state district divide with 14 districts outlined. Public notices include hospital admissions for Ernest E. Daley and discharge of William Moxley after highway injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayetteville
John Redman
West Virginia Singers' League
Julia Jackson
Glen White
Clarence Davis
Victor
Sadie Crockett
Glen Jean
James Wade
Scarbro
N. Nelson
Hope
Robert Mack
Harlem Heights
Aliie Hairston
Tams
Vesper Pepper
Woodson
Kaymoor
J. Jackson
Charlie Corbett
Cunard
N. Hickman
McAlpin
Hunt
Fireco
Allie Hairston
Annie May Randolph
Price Hill
Elsie Weight
Fannie Redman
Ergnest Crockett
Addie Kemp
Evelyn Spradlin
Brooklyn
E. T. Wade
Pax
Vesper Peppers
Ansted
James Shepherd
Winona
T. S. Forrest
Gallagher
Daacon
C. A. Clemon
Ernest Crockett
League
Redman
Nertherland
Hancock Brooke
Ohio
Marshall
Wetzel Monongalia
Marion
Preston
Mineral
Hampshire
Berkley
Jefferson
Hardy
Grant
Tucker
Taylor
Dodridge
Harrison
Barbour
Candleton
Randolph
Upshur
Lewis
Ritchie
Wood
Wirt
Calhoun
Gilmer
Braxton
Webster
Nicholas
Clay
Roane
Jackson
Mason
Putnam
Kanawha
Fayette
Greenbrier
Monroe
Summers
Raleigh
Boone
Lincoln
Cabell
Wayne
Logan
Mingo
Wyoming
Mercer
McDowell
Aoe
Putnam Counties
McDowell County
Clay Braxton
Webster and
Doddridge
Taylor and Preston
Wetzel
Monongala
Brooke and Bancock
Barbour, Tucker
Pendleton
Pocahontas
Hardyampshire
Morgan, Berkley and
Louise McGue
Bluefield
West V Virginia
Cleveland Johnson
John Redmond
Henry Carter
Louise BecGue
Ernest E. Daley
Guvan
Wyoming County
Stevens Clinic
Welch
William Moxley
Guyan
Forty Fayette Men Slated for Feb. 20 Exams
Fayetteville’s Selective Service Board 3 schedules pre-induction exams for 40 Fayette County men on February 20. The list includes Alfred Ray Buckland, Howard Trail, Marion Pitsenbarger Jr., Gerald Stevins, Robert Clark, Bernard Dennler, Thomas Pate, James Blake, Charles Morris, Henry Johnson Jr., and numerous others from Kathryn, Summerlee, Thurmond, Garten, Victor, Scarbro, Winona, Lawton, Springdale, Beelick Knob, Gauley Bridge, Montgom ery, Kingston, Mahan, Ramsey, Meadow Bridge, and Mt. Hope.
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Fayetteville
Fayette County
Selective Service Board
J. Ray Gentry
Alfred Ray Buckland
Howard Jesse Trail
Page
Marion Pitsenbarger, Jr
Kathryn
Gerald Monroe Stevins
Robert Mars Clark
Thurmond
Bernard Roosevelt Dennler
Garten
Thomas A. Pate
Summerlee
James Harrison Blake
Charles Wesley Morris
Cannelton
Henry Johnson, Jr
Robert Lee Legg
Victor
Charles James Maner
Longacre
Alva Clinton Hawkins
Early Robinson, Jr
Scarbro
Donald Clifton Coleman
James Homer Fox
Estell Lloyd Secrist
Winona
Frank Walker Mosley
Ralph Franklin Pugh
Lawton
Curtis Albert Tincher
Springdale
James Erskine Goddard
Beelick’Knob
Harry Ralph Skaggs
Ivan Ray Settle
Robson
John Wesley Adcock, Jr
Gauley Bridge
Jackie Pierce Spancer
Montgomery
Thomas Darrell Sheaves
Landisburg
Phillip Matthew Hart, Jr
Jesse Robert Sprouse
Clyde Vernon-Tucker
Marting
Elvis Keith Wynn
Kingston
Robert Craigo
Nasby
Mahan
Robert Jerald Cole
Mullens BPW Sets Election and Programs
Mullens Business and Professional Women's Club named a nominating committee at a Monday meeting for the March 16 annual election. The program covered health and safety with gamma globulin discussion and cleanliness in eating plans as the state health department ranks Mullens high in the state. Brenda Joyce Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Phill J. Smith, was honored on her ninth birthday with a party at the Smith home. Two miners were treated at Wyoming General Hospital after work-time accidents James Poe and Herbert Pendry sustained knee, shoulder, chest injuries from mine incidents.
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Mullens
Mullens Business and Professional Women's Club
Thne
Highland Ave
Joh Robinson
William McGinnis
Glen Hudgins
Robinson
Martin
William McGinnise
Charles R. Bailey
Brenda Smith
Brenda Joyce ‘Smith
Phill J. Smith
West Mullens
Smith
Jerry Paisel
Carol Butler
Frances Thompson
Yvonne Kirk
Brenda
Roberta Jenkins
Pamela Carr
Carolyn Sue Waters
Shirley Morgan
Reva
Ronald Smith
Wyoming General Hospital
James Poe
Stephenson
Herbert Pendry
Keyrock
Goode Funeral Services Sunday for Alile Wayman Goode
Funeral services set for 2 0 p m Sunday in Doggitt Church Fayetteville Route 2 for Alile Wayman Goode 66 of Fayetteville Route 2 who died in a Montgomery hospital after a two week illness He was a retired miner and World War I veteran born January 16 1887 in Missey Surviving are wife Bell Goode sister Clara Davis brothers Jack Winston William son Alice N Goode Spokane step son Bernard Tincher Oak Hill and daughter Ortha Dolin Page Burial in Carter Cemetery with graveside rites by Clarence W Dickerson Funeral body remains at Tyree Funeral Home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayetteville
Alile Wayman Goode
Montgomery
Doggitt
Mont Carr
Carter Cemetery
Clarence W. Dickerson
Veterans of
Missey
Bell Goode
Clara Davis
Page
Jacks
Winston
William
Salem
Alice N. Goode
Spokane
Wash
Bernard Tincher
Oak Hill
Ortha Dolin
Tyree
Moose women host Oak Hill children's party series
Mrs. Stanley Costy, Mrs. Violet Hewitt, and others served popcorn and drinks to children at a Moose lodge party in Oak Hill. Ralph Dusi showed Mooseheart and Moosehaven films. A candy party with toffey pull and games was planned for Tuesday. Regular bi monthly gatherings for children were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Hill
Stanley Costy
Violet Hewitt
Jenny Matulis
Mary Elkins
Women of the Moose
Moose Home
Ralph Dusi
Mooseheart
Moosehaven
Stork Shower Honors Mrs Haymond in Cyclone Town
Mrs Blaine Haymond hosted a Saturday stork shower at her home with Mrs Willie Grimmett Janice Brown and Margaret Despion as hostesses. Prizes went to Mrs Fred Lusk Mrs Saldie Brown and Mrs Faye Perry. Guests received refreshments from the hostesses and included numerous local women. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Ralph Cook of Hatcher on February 17 at Stevens Clinic Welch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaine Haymond
Willie Grimmett
Janice Brown
Margaret Despion
Fred Lusk
Sdldie Brown
Faye Perry
Macie Grimmett
Ruth Bailey
Sadie Brown
Dortha Bailey
Ruby Pruitt
Mora Lusk
Lena Daniels
Peggy Osborne
Eulaine Daniels
Pauline Gibson
Beulah Osborne
Etha Brown
Linda Lusk
Merlie ‘Cooper
Maxine Morton
Netta Brown
Lula Brown
Lula’ Lusk
Hatcher
Ralph Cook
Stevens Clinic
Welch
Body of Beckwith Man Found Accidental Death Rules
Fayetteville report says 59 year old Fletcher Wells of Beckwith died by asphyxiation when his face sank in mud in an abandoned grist mill pond. The coroner's jury ruled the death accidental, with no foul play, after Wells was found by his nephew Percy Gilliam and neighbor Petcy Blake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Lyons
Dodd-Payne Mortuary
Fayetteville
Pearly Elmore
George E. Bennett
Charles Phillips Jr
Loren H. Wiseman
Alfonso Nicosia
J. &. Martin
John Nugen
Former Officers Attend Meeting of Winona OES Club
Members of the Past Officers' Club of the Winona Chapter Order of Eastern Star met at the home of Mrs. Agnes Ward. Hostess becomes member after her term as Worthy Matron ends in June. Donations were made to the Rainbow Girls fundraiser to send a delegate to the 1954 Supreme Assembly in California. Mrs. Hebecca Jones is seriously ill in St. Joseph hospital in Parkersburg.
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MT. Hope
Winona
Order of Eastern Star
Agnes Ward
OES
Isabella Pettit
Marie Felton
Mirst Agnes Hunter
Birthday Bank
Rainbow Girls
Supreme Assembly
Rainbow Assembly
International Assembly
Order of Rainbow For Girls
California
Hebecca Jones
St. Joseph Hospital
Parkersburg
Marie Bolton
Cecelia Harless
Ward
Wyoming Couples Receive Licenses
Wyoming County Clerk's office issued marriage licenses in Pineville to couples including Al Litz Siuss and Joan Petit, Eugene Hatfield and Kathleen Blankenship, Ottis Taylor and Ann Blount, Isiah Lanyon Jr and Willis Ruth Wise, Walsh Lewis and Yvonne Crews, Jack Pinchback and Ida Marie Cline, Elvin Staton and Billie Jean Johnson, Paul Meadows and Donna Creen, Dearste Isaacs and Katherine Turner, Phillips Jerome West and Donna Jean Morgan, Johnny Burgess and Shirley Ray, with ages ranging from 13 to 41. A separate note records a children’s birthday party hosted by Mrs Everette H Collins for her daughter Carole.
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Pineville
Wyoming County
al. Litz Siuss
Jesse
Joan Petit
Kopperston
Eugene Hatfield
Kathleen Blankenship
Coal Mountain
Ottis Taylor
Killarney
Ann Blount
Stephenson
Isiah Lanyon, Jr
Willis Ruth Wise
Alpaca
Walsh Lewis
Yvonne Crews
Mullens
Jack Thomas
Hanover
Johnny Burgess
Shirley Ray
Cyclone
Carl Crowles 82 Graydon farmer dies after long illness
Funeral arrangements are incomplete for Carl C Cowles 82 retired Graydon farmer who died at his home Thursday morning after an extended illness He was born August 17 1870 in Charldon Ohio and lived in Grandon Fayette County for 62 years He was a member of Good Hope Baptist Church Surviving are three daughters Mrs U S Jones Mrs Violet Anderson and Miss Garnet Cowles all of Graydon and four sons Volney Dana Wilbur Lyell along with a half brother Dr Herbert S Cowles Paynesville Ohio and six grandchildren
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C. Crowles
Graydon
Carl ¢ Cowles
Cowles
Charldon
Ohio
Grandon
Fayette County
Good Hope Baptist Church
U. S. Jones
Violet Anderson
Garnet
Mullens Couple Welcome Daughter Famela Jane
Mr and Mrs Robert G Low of 732 Jefferson Ave Huntington announce the birth of their first child a daughter Famela Jane born at 6 30 am Thursday at St Marys Hospital Huntington She weighed nine pounds two ounces Mrs Lowe is the former Elizabeth McKinney daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles McKinney of 920 Center St Mullens Hill esee theatre party noted with guests listed including Linda Beavers Bonnie Cook Judy Jones and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mullens
Robert G. Low
Jefferson Ave
Huntington
Famela Jane
St. Mary's Hospital
Lowe
Elisabeth McKinney
Charles McKinney
Center St
Mullens Hill
Esee
Dr Drake's Croupy Cough Remedy Promoted
An old advertisement urges parents to treat a child’s cronpy cough with Dr Drake's for immediate relief. It touts decades of use and declares relief begins with the first swallow, claiming thousands of mothers have trusted the product for over 50 years.
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Olds
DR. Drake
Choral Festival Set For Fayette County Schools
Fayette County Board of Education will hold the County Choral Festival April 10 12 at the Fayette County Memorial Building with Harold Ewing Morris Harvey College guest conductor. Choral groups from Fayetteville Lookout Ansted Meadow Bridge Gauley Bridge Oak Hill Mt Hope and Kingston high schools will participate. Patty Jo Daniel was chosen queen and Charles Sellards was chosen king at Marsh Fork High Valentine Party.
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Fayetteville
Fayette County
Montcoal
Patty Jo Daniel
Dovenor Daniel
Dry Creek
Marsh Fork High
Furday Might
Charles Sellards
Marfork
Mt View PTA to Meet on Tuesday Night
Mt View PTA members will gather Tuesday night per President Carl Jarreli. The meeting aims to discuss school activities and PTA plans for the upcoming term.
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Mt. View
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Goode
Mrs. Haymond
Beckwith
Hospital
Oceana
Shirley Waits
Toe Ocean
Grace, Hospital
G. M. McCullum
Cohen
Neville ST
David
van Heusen
Michael Stern
Arch Preservers
Dobbs — Society Brands
Neville Street
Beckley
Everette H. Collins
Crowley-Worrell Addition
Carole
Pine Theatre
Linda Beavers
Bonnie Cara ‘Cook
Judy Kay Jones
Kathryn Gwinn
Dollie Quesinbury
Myra Shufflebarger
Julie Worrell
Kathy Worrell
Barbara Worrell
Ada Karen Smith
Sharon Collins
Gail Lynn Pizzino
Connie Waddell
Gloria Jean Sizemore
Carol Wells
Carole Collins
Bailey
Mary Elinor Bailey
Beards Fork
Charleston
Oak Hil
Clarence Bailey
Matilda Ann
Amos Bailey
Beards Fork Methodist Church
D. L. Moss
Kincaid
High Lawn Memorial Park
the Furniture Center
Glorifest
Colgate
Eros Reath Tat
Joe
Lso
Corres
Beckley, W. VA
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