Pineville Personal News and Visits Across Town
Pineville residents share updates on hospital stays and recoveries from Stevens Clinic in Welch and Charleston. Local visits include teachers, students, and family as major surgeries are reported. A closing note mentions Concord College students enjoying semester break and a historic tidbit about the first race horse shipped to Hialeah in 1924.
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Can
Sparkie Parker
Pat
Frankie
Charles A. Shields
Welch
Stevens Clinic
Shields
East Pineville
Albert R. Young
Pineville
Charleston
Ella Mae Miller
Miller
Donna Joe Shields
Stevenson
F. P. Cook
Robert P. Knight
B. C. Nichols Jr
Bluefield
B. C. Nichols
Estes Nichols
Bailey-Murphy
Elma Hayhurst
R. K. Cook
Maxine
Wyco
Lacey Jackson
A. D. Belcher
John Hunter
Peterstown
James Pizzino
Gayle Lynn
Glen Fork
Charles Pit
N. A. Wallen
Williams
W. F. Blackburn
Babe Wallen
Edgar Stone
E. A. Blankenship
Luther Blankenship
Clear Fork
Inlaw
Haskell Coos
Baileysville
Art
Sandra Bailey
Connie Martin
Louise Gunter
Jackie McCourt
Rogers ‘Scott
Leroy Basham
John Hossfield
Bob Martin
Concord College
Hialeah
Miami
Beckwith Homes Destroyed by Fire
Two early Sunday fires leveled a two story frame house occupied by Mr and Mrs Allen Copley and their five children and a three room home of Billy Gene and Barbara Blake. Elmer Feazell owner of the Copley house put losses at 4000 dollars, with both families losing clothes and household possessions as Fayetteville volunteer firemen fought the blaze.
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Beckwith
Allen Copley
Billy
Gene
Barbara Blake
Elmer Feazell
Copley
Copleys
Fayetteville
Concorde College to Offer Night and Saturday Classes
Athens Dean David Kirby announced Concorde College will run night and Saturday classes next semester. Night courses begin Feb 5 at 7 p.m. and Feb 6 on Tuesday. Saturday classes start Feb 4 at 9 a.m. with English and History of the South among offerings.
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Athens
David Kirby
Concorde College
Kirby
Princeton Salvation Army Board Re-Elects Officers at Meeting
Princeton Salvation Army officials reelected officers at a dinner meeting at the Virginian Hotel. Lt. Col. Ernest Pickering spoke, highlighting Maja Deborah Rice’s Trinidad visit. The year’s income totaled 13,274.44 with a small balance, and reported activities included thousands served, meals, clothing, toys, and 12,000 War Cry copies sold.
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Princeton Salvation Army Board
Princeton
RNS
Myers
Visory
Virginian Hotel
D. Compton
Essi E. Bailey
Neal
Carl Shumate
James Wood
R. W Hundley
Sarmuel Laufer
Joe W Lawson
Edgar Lazenby
Nick Jeanie
Rel Sia Be Pine
R. O. Sewell
Liv and
Witham
Local People in Raleigh County News Notes
Social notes from Raleigh County recount visits and family ties across Beckley Sundial Sundial Mount View Hill and Rock Creek. Residents including Laura Acord and Arnett E Miller host relatives while others travel to Kanawha Valley Hospital and Cleveland for treatment or attend funerals.
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Dora Bradford Jarrell
Ripley
Billie Joe
Patsy
Richmond
J. L. Bradford
Rock Creek
Burrell Miller
Glen Daniel
Elizabeth Flynn
Beckley
Arnett E. Miller
Frank Massey
Peggy Harris
Sundial
Howard Aliff
George Alf
Mount View Hill
Jimmy Brown
Camp Gordon
Ben Brown
Edwight
Red Brown
Virginia
W. C
Bill) Totten
Veterans Hospital
Ella Clay Massey
Deepwater
Mon Massey
Packsville
Coal River
Raleigh General Hospital
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Whcinky
Neville
Beckiey Hotel
HAN
Ook Hill
Ken Boyer
St. Louis Cardinal
Bill Bruton
Willie Mays
Eal River
Cannon
S. Canson
Krochler
Detione
Mi. Hope
Sophia