DAK Chapter Meets at Mount Hope
In Oak Hill Mrs. George Seims hosted the Borderland Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, at Mount Hope. The meeting, led by regent Mrs. W. C. Bishop, planned observing American History Month on February 1 and noted hospital patients received Christmas season decorations and a recent DAR trip report.
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Oak Hill
RNS
George Seims
Mount Home
Borderland Chapel
Daughters of the American Revolution
W. C. Bishop
J. M. Francesa
C. R. Hill
Shumate
M. Francesa
P. C. Graney
Veterans Hospital
Beckley
W. W. Pharr
C. R
Puerto Rico
Dar
Bishop
H. J. Oram
Lester
Tremendous Cash Raising Sale at 47 Prince St Beckley
A prominent cash raising sale is advertised for 47 Prince Street in Beckley. Details are limited in the fragment but indicate a local promotion intended to attract shoppers and boost revenue.
Mullens Teacher Resigns Post
Mullens notes a resignation from a local grade school faculty member amid ongoing staff changes. In Lexington Kentucky, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Davis welcomed a daughter named Cynthia Lee born at 4 10 am Sunday in a Lexington hospital, their first child. Mrs. J K Perry Moran Ave is the mother, with A O Tuggle also tied to Mullens Mullens Perry Moran Ave.
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Mullens
Robert Davis
Lexington
Jorn
Cynthia Lee
Davis Mullens
Rns
J. K.jhome
A. O. Tuggle
Mullens Perry
Moran Ave
Jarrell Funeral Set for Today
Dora Bradford Jarrell 78 of Dry Creek will be laid to rest at her residence at 1 pm with Rev H E Smith presiding. Burial follows at Dry Creek family cemetery. She resigns teaching post to move to Virginia. husband’s employment with Virginian Railway noted.
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Dry Creek
RNS
Dora Bradford Jarrell
Paul Markowitz
Pineville
H. E. Smith
Virginia
Sewell’s Point
Virginian Railway
Mullens
Will Tugele
Circle Program Presented by Six Women at Calvary Baptist
In Oak Hill the Woman's Missionary Society of Calvary Baptist Church held a Monday night meeting. Six members Denyer Young Charlie Haga James Cummings Maude Green Earl Crease and D G Haga presented a circle program on the topic What are you going to do in your circle The devotion was by Mrs Young and A Fitzgerald presided over the business session Attendees included Mrs Clyde Bowen Jr Mrs Earl Hall Miss Anna Winston Mrs Portland Lester Jr Mrs Leslie Burgess and guest Miss Carol Bowen Also noted were local sound effects from Dallas radio and a brief reference to a captive kangaroo exhibit.
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Oak Hill
RNS
Woman's Missionary Society
the Calvary Baptist Church
Thehurch
Denyer Young
Charlie Haga
James Cummings
Maude Green
Earl Crease
D. G. Haga
Young
A. Fitzgerald
Clyde Bowen Jr
Earl Hall
Anna Winston
Portland Lester Jr
Leslie |Burgess
Carol |Bowen
Fayette Circuit Court Cases Settled Without Jury Trials
Fayetteville courtroom records show all docketed cases for Monday to Wednesday settled without jury trials. Judges dismissed petit jurors, and defendants including Dorman Lee Redden Clarence McCormick Leroy Nut were entering guilty pleas or receiving probation or penitentiary sentences as cases concluded.
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Fayette
Fayetteville
Fayette Circuit Court
t.Dorman Lee Redden
Aers Parsons
Clarence McCormick
Leroy Nut
Wer
John A. Courts
Tambus to Conduct Mullens Services
Dr. James Tambus dean of men at Bluesfield College will conduct morning worship services at Mullens First Presbyterian Church for the next two Sundays. The church has been without a pastor since January 1 after Rev. John Payne’s registration. A congregational committee will meet after the 11 a.m. service to report on its recommendation that a minister be called.
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Mullens
RNS
James Tambus
Bluesfield College
Mullens First Presbyterian Church
John Payne
Congregational Committee
Funeral Friday For W. C. Dick Fayetteville
Funeral services for William Charles Dick will be held at 2 p.m. Friday in the Dodd-Payne Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. B. B. Breitenhirt officiating. Burial follows in Brooklyn New York. Dick moved from Brooklyn to Fayetteville in April and died Wednesday at his son W. C. Dick Jr. s home Route 1 Fayetteville. His only survivor is his son. The body will lie in state at the funeral home.
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Fayetteville
RNS
William Charles Dick
Dodd-Payne Funeral Home
B. B. Breitenhirt
Brooklyn
N. Y
W. C. Dick Jr
Route 1
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Raleigh Register
W. Va
DAK
Mt. Hope
Dvauvar Welense
Seidman
Prince St
Jarrell
Dallas
Tex
Tambus
W. (. Dick
A&p
Hershey's
Ann Page
Cash Dog Food
Dicos
AGP
Sirloin
Florida
Porterhouse
Rey Gravy
Gerber’s
Rinso
Blue
Lifehuoy Soap
Aim
Garden Gate
Sane Parker
Jane Parker
Wisconsin
Longhorn
Boker
Pew
Bokar
Cogree
AG Rrais
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