Rev Basil Adkins dies at 57 in Fayetteville
The Rev Basil W Adkins 57 of Fayetteville died at Oak Hill Hospital at 7 35 p m after a long illness He was born November 1 1898 at Judson Surviving are his wife Elizabeth his stepmother Lydia Grimm one brother Lawrence two sisters Ollie Thompson and Dollie West four sons Harley Luther Roy and Howard and four daughters and several in laws Funeral services will be at 2 p m Saturday at the Salem Freewill Baptist Church with burial in High Lawn Memorial Park The body remains at Tyree Funeral Home Oak Hill until one hour before services
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Basil W. Adkins
Oak Hill Hospital
Judson
Elizabeth Adkins
Lydia Grimm
Lawrence
Ollie Thompson
Cranberry
Dollie West
Dunn
N. C
Harley
U. S. Navy
Norfolk
Luther
Grand Jury Action Faces Mrs Hudson in Beckley
Mrs Carrie Hudson of Harlem Heights road was held to the grand jury on a felonious assault charge after a morning hearing before Magistrate Virgil Lyons. She was remanded to jail in default of a $1000 bond for allegedly striking her husband John Henry Hudson with an ax on February 13. He received head injuries and was treated at Beckley Hospital.
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Oak Hill
Carrie Hudson
Harlem Heights Road
Virgil Lyons
Hudson
Lberate Ag
John Henry Hudson
Beckley Hospital
Birth Announced in Kopperston Family Welcomes Son
Mr and Mrs Roy Goodwin of Kopperston announce the birth of a son at Stevens Clinic Hospital in Welch. The newborn weighed eight pounds one ounce. Statistics note there are 40 000 miles of natural gas pipelines in the United States.
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Kopperston
Roy Goodwin
Stevens Clinic
Welch
United States
Robert E Lear Taken by Death
Robert E Lear 71 formerly of Minburg died Wednesday at home in Mullens West Virginia His sister Mrs Earl Blair survives He was a drilling contractor with the Pocahontas Coal Co and the Wyoming Council Safety Assn in Fayetteville He retired last summer and had worked for Mullens High School prior to joining the coal company The council president is W V Cook Lions Speaker Dr Andrew Kozak will address Mount Hope Lions Club on Problems Facing Public and Higher Education.
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Fayetteville
RNS
Earl Blair
Lynchert E. Lear
Minburg
Siulilens
Herry
Minden
Mullens High School
W. V. Cook
Lions
Andrew V. Kozak
Concord College
Mount Hope
Lions Club
Trade bill gains steady support says Bailey
Washington reports Rep. Cleveland M. Bailey says the bipartisan foreign trade plan is drawing uniform backing from representatives across regions and most agriculture and industry fields. He cites support for a Lanham bill expansion while seeking safeguards against unfair foreign competition and flexible congressional import regulation.
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D-Ga
Washington
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D-W. Va
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Dga
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