Pineville Girl Named in Who's Who in American Colleges
Pineville families announce Mary Alice Burns is listed in the 1943-44 Who's Who in American Universities and Colleges. She graduates from Ouachita College Arkansas Philadelphia in May with a music degree and has earned honor roll status since enrollment and serves as organist at First Baptist Church of Arkadelphia.
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Register
Pineville
Who's
Mary Alice Burns
J. A. Burns
Ouachita College
Arkadelphia Ark
First Baptist Church of
Arkadelphia
Seaman Arrives to Spend Leave in Pineville
Stewart arrived December 31 to visit his wife and young son Thomas Agee at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs W F Rose. He will also visit his parents Mr and Mrs Charles Stewart in Ravenel. He recently completed boat training at Great Lakes Illinois and previously worked for a Beckley dry cleaner before joining the service.
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Register
Pineville
Agee Stewart
Thomas Agee
W. F. Rose
Charles Stewart
Ravenelit
Stewart
Great Lakes
Ilinois
Dry Cleaners
Beckley
Landon Burns Cox
Letty Cox
Former Teacher Studies Radio At Great Lakes
John C. Bowman former Wolf Pen principal is studying radio work in Great Lakes Michigan after his induction in the Navy. His wife was appointed school principal with Mrs Estel Morgan as assistant. Mrs Layman and daughters visited Bluefield with relatives, staying with Mr and Mrs R H Coburn Maybeury. Private Carl Tilley, joined Oct 22 1943, assigned to the 16th Armored Division at Camp Chaffee Arkansas, son of Mr and Mrs W R Tilley Pineville, previously worked in Red Jacket mines.
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Register
Pineville
John C. Bowman
the Wolf
Great Lakes
Wavy
Estel Morgan
Carl Tilley
United States Army
16Th Armored Division
Camp Chaffee
Fort Smith
Arkansas
Tilley
W. R. Tilley
Red Jacket Coal
Mrs. Fletcher Rites Held in Welch Virginia
Funeral services were conducted for Mrs. Winnie Fletcher 73 widow of Mack Fletcher of Kapperston at Welch. She died Tuesday in Marion Virginia of old age. Surviving children include Mrs. Jess Lester Mrs. Tom Boyd Miles Fletcher Milton Fletcher John Fletcher and Mrs. Lala Nolan. Also one brother James Sykes and two sisters reside in Bartlick and Pikeville.
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Register
Pineville
Welch
Winnie Fletcher
Mack Fletcher
Kapperston
Marion
Virginia
Fletcher
Enson County
Woll Sykes
Jess Lester
Tom Boyd
Kopperston
Miles Fletcher
Jonesville
Milton Fletcher
Freemont
John Fletcher
Covington
Lala Nolan
Clintwood
E. A. Stanley
Marytown
James Sykes
Pikeville
Kentucky
George Burchell
Tilda Mullins
Bartlick
Five Wyoming men sent to posts
Five Wyoming county men depart from Fort Thomas to stations. Reynolds goes to Keesler Field Mississippi. Weaver Pineville to Camp Sutton North Carolina. Lawrence, Simon, and Billings to Camp Allerbury Indiana. O Nea l to Camp Blanding Florida. McGlanahan to Indian town Gap Pennsylvania.
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Pineville
Wyoming County
Army Reception Center
Fort Thomas
James FE. Reynolds
Mutlens
Army Air Forces
Keesler Field
Mississippi
Paul
Weaver
Toam Engineering Company
Camp Sutton
North Carolina
Joseph B. Lawrence
Simon
Johnny R. Billings
Otsego
Camp Allerbury
Indiana
Gaston W. O'Neal
Oceana
Camp Blanding
Florida
John McGlanahan
Itmann
Indiantown Gap Military Reservation
Pennsylvania
William Bradford Funeral Today at Dry Creek
Funeral services are set for 1 p.m. for William Bradford 89 of Dry Creek Presbyterian Church a member for 50 years. The Rev Stellie Parsons and Rev C W Pinder will officiate. Burial at Cooper Cemetery Dry Creek. He died yesterday of pneumonia. Survived by wife 12 daughters 2 sons 1 brother 2 sisters 71 grandchildren 73 great grandchildren and 1 great great grandchild.
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William~. Bradford
Dry Creek Presbyterian Church
Stellie Parsons
C. W. Pinder
Jessie Jarrell
Ada Jarrell
Icie Bone
Sarah Bone
Sylvia Bone
Naomi Carver
Dry Creek
Lilly Jarrell
Anna Petlry
Naomi
Clara Green
Chesapeake
Carrie Allen
Fairdale
Bob
Joe Bradford
Ll. W. Bradford
Mary Massey
Paint Creek
Jennie Lafferty
Arnett
Baltimore Folk End Trip Here
Curtis W. Cook and daughter return to Baltimore from visiting son Perry Cook in WinIdom over the holidays. Miss Marie Cook comes back to Baltimore after Christmas visit with her parents. Mrs Caldwell returns home to Pineville after a Beckley holiday visit. Mrs Holloway hosts visitors in Pineville. Miss Frances Bailey ill with influenza in Pineville. Weekend guests in Pineville include Mrs Feu Thompson and Mrs Ralph Thompson of Beckley. Mrs A C Young of Excelsior weekend guest of Leah F Graham and W C Holloway. Nobility in France before the French Revolution wore jewelled eyeglass frames.
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Pineville
C. c. Holloway
Christmas Bay
W. C. Halloway
Leah F. Graham
Ann
Register
Margie Green
George
Beckley
W. C. Holloway
Curtis W. Cook
Baltimore
Perry Cook
Win Idom
Marie Cook
B. Haynes _Cook
Feu Thompson
Ralph Thompson
Radio Schedule Foretells A Busy Sunday Night Listings
A sprawling January 2 radio grid outlines programs across time zones. It includes church services, comedies, musical variety, dramatic episodes, and orchestral performances featuring hosts like Kelly, Bob Crosby, and the Cleveland Symphony Orchestra.
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Neliarks Meadeive
MMCOT
Ube Atlante Lo Bsehaeng
Li Volee Airy
Joba
Kennedys
Church of the Air
Stintey Disan
Comanonia
Anain Maine Catarivs
Marssey
Laramition
Adu Collings
Dee Bordick
Abs Lipton Ghose
Roar Adairat Denfeld
Arlowg
Kore Dix
Paamni
Rulhlog
Drummiond Adventures
LMW
Poaroo
Nebpatot
Metropolitan Opn
Millfontnge
Andre Kostelaut
Orchesters
Abe
Stukowsiki
Blomte
Glidys
Ant
Shaw Deana
Shirer
McCartinn
Heigen
Ia Rowndlywhe
Watter Witehell
Conrad Nagel
Bob Crosby
Spanger
Heedin Martin
Coal Mine Labor Woes Foreshadow 1944 Output Falls
U S officials debate how many new miners are needed as coal shortages persist. Ickes calls manpower the essential issue while estimates of output gains range from three to eight percent. The War Manpower Commission blames strikes for wasteful manpower use and notes 400 000 bituminous miners today, down 70 000 from a year earlier, with about 20 000 more expected to leave in 1944.
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Associated Press
Washington
Interior
Ickes
War Manpower Commission
War Labor Board
Coal Mines Administration
Roosevelt
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Seaman
Bluefield
T. D. Layman
W. F. ‘Rose, Jr
Billie Layman
Layman
Colin Manhing
R.H. Coburn
Maybeury
FY. Enstice
Arman Wertz
Fort Eustis
Coast Artillery
Pine Theatre
Shieldes
Charley Shields
Sumtay
Kermit Shields
Charleston
Lacey Shields
Wiliamson
Kerlin
J. H. Kerlin
Pitman
New Jersey
Mullens
Ann Bazizie Johnson
Margarete , Bazzie
Windom
Clifford Cook
Navy
Norfolk, Va
Hobart Cook
Wyoming
Robert Browning
A. A. Browning
En-Florida
Estella Caule
Board of Education
Ambrose Weaver
Sergeant Weaver
Tampa
THE
Puffle
Corma
THUMB
Twiddling Corporation
Sue
Ted Saunter
Stanley
J Ea
Stanle
W. T. Bradford
Miss Bailey III
Frances Bailey
France
Blondie
Chic Young
Dick Tracy
Tracy
March 'Ne
Chester Gould
Be “Ag
Ros JP
Special Agent X-9
Alex
Mascara
Little Annie Rooney
RoBert Storm
Zero
Annie
Ine
Kane Farum Goderr Ba Betts Eet
Nice
Darling
Hae
Gus Edson
By Brandon Walsh
Loryosky
KIN _ ZERO
Joe
Blo
Poes
Wey
Spoude
EAC
Mrs. Gump
Tris
Weig TP
Moon Mullens
By Willard
Corey Nank
Cullimble Theater
Massachusetts
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