Mullens Troop 133 Reorganized with New Leaders Named
Mullens Lions sponsor Boy Scout Troop 133 reorganizes its leadership for the year after a club meeting. Lee Hodson becomes troop chairman with Ray Bolen C C Ritchie as committeemen. Ellis Cruise treasurer Byron Toler secretary, George Davis activities Curtis Crotty scoutmaster with Clark and Wells assisting. Board of review expands to 16 members eight Lions and eight Rotary reps. A joint Lions Rotary meeting at Mullens High School set for January 27.
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Register Stal
Mullens
Mullens Lions
Lee Hodson
Ray Bolen
C. C. Ritchie
Ellis Cruise
Byron Toler
George “Mac" Davis
Curtis Crotty
C. C. Clark
Raymond Wells
Forrest Daniels
Dr. W. W. Wells
W. F. Staats
Harry Williams
A. Ritz Kingdon
Tommy Thomas
G. D. Skidmore
Board of Review
Rotary Club
Lions
Rotary Scout
Mullens High School
Guy Amato
Amato
Lions Club
Muliens Scouts
Betty Holroyd
King Coal District
Hi-Y
Charleston
Hodson
Holroyd
W. M. Holroyd
Frantz Avenue
Instructors Observe Wyoming Trade School Visit
Logan Vocational School instructors observed the Wyoming County Trade School in Pineville led by W R Brewer with J A Morgan Selden Adkins F M Altman and Delbert Casey. A six month old twin died in Welch after whooping cough related complications. the other twin Marilyn survived. The body rests at Robertson Foglesong Funeral Home and will be moved to Boones Camp Kentucky for burial.
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Wyoming Trade School
Register
Pineville
Logan Vocaional School
Wyoming County Trade School
W. R. Brewer
J. A. Morgan
Selden Adkins
F. M. Altman
Delbert Casey
Mullens
Carolyn Mulkey
Wyoming
County Trade School
E. F. Mulkey
Welch
Marilyn
Jackeline
Dorothy
Robertson- Foglesong Funeral Home
Boones Camp
Kentucky
Ladies Society To Name Officers In 1947
Mrs. Frank Smith hosted the Wyoming Ladies Aid Society meeting with Mrs. Carl N. Cook leading the New Year themed program. Prizes were awarded for a historical events contest, and officers will be elected at the February 12 gathering at Mrs. C. L. Milam's home with Mrs. G. A. Neal in charge.
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Register
Pineville
Frank Smith
Wyoming ‘Ladies Aid Society
Carl N. Cook
A. J. Pugh
John
Dolan
C. L. Milam
G. A. Neal
A. L. Graham
J. B. Grove
John F. ‘Dolan
Willis iCook
Harold Taylor
Henry Spigner
Dale Browning
J D Larkin Funeral Today in Baileysville
Funeral services for James D. Larkin 47 purchasing agent with H K Ferguson Company will be held today at 2 30 PM at Baileysville Methodist Church with the American Legion post in charge. Burial will be in Beavers Cemetery Baileysville. He died Tuesday at Findlay Hospital Ohio of a heart attack. He is survived by wife Elsie Shields Larkin three brothers and two sisters. Born in Dickson Tennessee he had worked for Ferguson Company since returning from military service. Previously he worked for Carter Coal Company at Capels West Virginia.
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Register
Pineville
Baileysville Methodist Church
James D. Larkin
H. K. Ferguson Company
Findlay Hospital
Ohio
American Legion Post
Beavers
Baileysville
Larkin
Elsie Shields Larkin
N. C. Larkin
Birmingham
Alabama
W. M. Larkin
Miami
Florida
Joseph K. Larkin
Staten Island
New York
Alice Benthall
Atlanta
Georgia
Edna Larkin
Nashville
Tennessee
J. M. Larkin
Lillie Mae Tarkin
Dickson
Ferguson Company
Carter Coal Company
Capels
West Virginia
Dewey Thompsons Buy Lots From Cooks
Pineville deed records show Mr and Mrs Dewey Thompson purchasing Lot 59 in the Town of Toney Junction Oceana district from Mr and Mrs Hayes Cook. Other transfers include Maloney Morgan to Calvin Morgan part of 68 acres Clear Fork district and Clark and Young to Clarence Snuffer lots 124 125 126 in Lusk Center district. Ray E Bailey and wife to Verner Morgan Lot 22 Medford Bailesville district. Hopwood Tate Preston special commissioner to Lizzie Ball and Alvis Ball lots 89 90 in Lusk Center district.
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Pineville
Toney Junction
Oceana District
Hayes Cook
Dewey Thompson
Maloney Morgan
Calvin Morgan
Clear Fork
C. C. Clark
A. C. Young
Clarence Snuffer
Lusk
Center
Ray E. Bailey
Verner Morgan
Medford
Baileysville
Hopwood Tate Preston
Lizzie Ball
Alvis Ball
Rockview Youth Bobby Brown Buried Saturday
Funeral services for Bobby Brown five and one half year old grandson of Mr and Mrs John Brown of Rockview will be held Saturday at 11 o clock in Rockview. Burial follows at Still Run Cemetery Itmann. He died yesterday at 9 13 am in Steven s Clinic Welch from a blood condition. He is survived by his grandparents and mother Helen Brown of Lafayette Indiana.
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Rockview
Sv Register
Mullens
Bobby Brown
John Brown
Currys Attend Dawes Rites in Pineville
Funeral services Sunday for A. A. Crawford at Dawes were attended by Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Curry and children Earl and Kay. Crawford was the father in law of Mrs. Currys sister Mrs Carl Crawford of Gauley and Mr. and Mrs Crawford of Gauley Bridge joined the Currys for a brief visit. Crawford returned home Tuesday. Mrs. Crawford stayed longer. Their daughter Jane Johnson Crawford visits her grandmother Mrs Z E Johnson in Morehead Kentucky.
Arthur Prig Mullens Admitted for Treatment
Mrs. Arthur Prig Mullens Tipple was admitted to Taylor Dearing Hospital late Wednesday and remains a patient for treatment.
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Register
Mullens
Arthur Prigsell
Tipple
Taylor-Dearing Hospital
Pineville Gulf Service owner Dewitt Layman dies at 30
Dewitt T. Layman, about 30, owner of Pineville Gulf Service since the 1940s, died at 1 30 am in Bluefield Sanitarium after kidney and heart ailments. He was a former chief electrician for the Devil's Fork Coal Co and Buckeye Coal and Coke Co at Stephenson. Survived by wife Ruby Cook Layman and two daughters, plus sister in Charleston. Funeral arrangements are pending at Robertson Foglesong Funeral Home in Mullens.
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Mullens
Dewitt T. Layman
Pineville
Pineville Gulf Service
Bluefield Sanitarium
Layman
Cleveland Clinic
Devil's Fork Coal ‘Company
Buck- Eye Coal and Coke Company
Stephenson
Robertson-Foglesong
Ruby Cook Layman
W.F. Rose, Jr
Mullens Club Plans Women of the Moose Conference
Mullens chapter outlines appointment of committees to finalize details for the Women of the Moose conference to be held Sunday at 1 pm. Senior Regent Mildred Martin urges all officers and coworkers to attend the meditation and meeting. The event under the College of Regents honors Miss Katherine Smith grand chancellor as the order's outstanding woman with assistance from Mrs. Lessie Wintz. About 100 members are expected.
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Register Praik Waris Mullens
Huntington
College For Regents
Allen Junction Woman Called To Ballard For Illness
Mrs. Fred J. Wheley was summoned from Allen Junction to Ballard in Monroe County on Monday night to attend her mother Mrs. Modie Mann who is ill with pneumonia and influenza.
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Allen Junction
Ballard
Y Register
Cate
Fred J. Wheley
Monroe County
Modie Mann
Mildred Richmond Reported Seriously Ill in Decatur Hospital
Mildred Richmond daughter of Mrs. Cora Richmond of the Smiley Apartments is reported seriously ill in a Decatur hospital. Employed in Decatur, she is said to suffer heart and liver ailments. Her brother James Richmond of Mullens left recently to be with her and arrange her return home.
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Mildred Richmond
Mullens Seniors Plan Class Play
Mullens High School seniors begin rehearsal for an annual class play titled One Wild Night. The farce is directed by Mrs Louis Kaman and Lee Hod son, with no definite February date set for performances.
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Mullens
Mullens High School
Louis Kaman
Lee Hodson
Oak Hill Lions Plan Cub Night and Ball Team
Oak Hill Lions Club held a dinner meeting at Hotel Hill appointing Ernest McCoy as softball team chairman drawn from Oak Hill High School students. The club voted to back higher salaries for West Virginia teachers and announced a Cub Night on Thursday January 2 with members bringing children or guests. John Frisk entertained with stories.
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Oak Hill
Lions Club of
Hotel Hill
Ernest McCoy
H.R. Cole
John Frisk
Cole
Taxi Driver Fined In Fayetteville Driving Case
John Pryor Kelly of Charleston was fined 25 dollars and costs after being found guilty in magistrate Virgil Lyons' court of an air drunk driving charge. Ruby Brown of Charleston was fined 10 dollars and costs on a drunkenness charge. They were arrested Tuesday after Kelly parked a Town Tops Taxi in Fayetteville and blocked a local man’s path.
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Register
Fayetteville
John Pryor Kelly
Charleston
Virgil Lyons
Ruby Brown
Kelly
Oak Hill
Afflicted Youth to Resume Studies After Sanatorium Stay
Patty Ann Burgess, 13, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Silas Burgess of Minden, left January 4 for Hillcrest Sanatorium in Charleston. Sanitarium officials say she can resume her studies in two weeks and remain there about six months. She was an Oak Hill eighth grader who visited classmates and teachers before departing. A teachers and students celebration marked her early sendoff. She was to open a gift each day until January 25.
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Register
Oak Hill
Patty Ann Burgess
Silas Burgess
Minden
Hillcrest Sanitarium
Charleston
Sanitarium
Patty Ann
iShe
Studnnts
Two Divorce Suits Filed in Fayetteville Circuit Clerk
Records show two divorce petitions filed by Mahan White Higgins and Laird. Gwendolyn Jewell Mullins sues Clyde Mullins and Jacqueline Calhoun sues Raymond Calhoun in the Fayetteville circuit clerk office.
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Register
Fayetteville
Mahan
White
Higgins
Laird
Gwendolyn Jewell Mullins
Clyde Mullins
Jacqueline Calhoun
Raymond Calhoun
Civil Trial Work Set To Begin In Fayette Court
Fayette County Court schedules civil trial work starting Monday. Jury trials were not held yesterday with jurors excused until trials resume. Several pleas entered. probation requested or granted pending investigations. Noted cases include murder related pleas and possession of stolen property, with several continuances and capias orders issued.
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Fayette Court
Webster
Fayetteville
Fayette County
R. J. Thrift, Jr
Bernard W. Smallwood
Grace Hamilton
Manks Nest
Bis
Harland A. Hedricks
Mike Perrott
Mike Ciminari
William Henderson
C. B. Vickers
Robert Dawson
Louis Davis
Annie Davis
William Woodson
Wooden
Jphrist
Capias
Oak Hill Moose Initiation Set by Women Chapter
Oak Hill Chapter 33 Women for the Moose announces initiation tonight with Mrs Beulah Prather as publicity chair and Mrs Violet Hewitt and Mrs Eva Sprouse as new officers to be sworn in A party for new members will follow the meeting Beckley chapter members invited to participate in ceremonies.
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Oak Hill
Women For the Moose
Beulah Prather
Violet Hewitt
Eva Sprouse
Beckley
Mathematics Teacher Lottie Williams Returns to Oak Hill High
Miss Lottie Ann Williams resumes duties as mathematics instructor and head of the mathematics department at Oak Hill High School after several months away for health. She spent her leave in September, living in Louisiana.
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Register
Oak Hill
Lottie Ann Williams
Oak Hill High School
Miss Wiliams
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