Fayetteville Garden Club to Meet Thursday
Fayetteville members of the Garden Study Club plan a Thursday meeting at the Christian Boarding Home, with Mrs. A. M. Gray hosting. President Mrs. Ralph Frazier notes a program on garden therapy, with plans for a Valentine workshop at Marmet Hospital and a later hospital visit with favors, napkins, and seedling windowsills.
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Fayetteville
Home Christian
A. M. Gray
Court St
Ralph Frazier
Clifford Allen
Bosi
C. E. Mahan
Marmet Hospital
Program Given By School Staff At Lions Meet
Oak Hill observes Collins High School publications staff meeting at the Lions Club. Miss Shirley Thomas introduces Franklin Kincaid John Howard Scott George Kincaid Shirley Kincaid Connie Frye Carol Sue Lyons. Kincaid explains journalism deadlines and the Acorn layout prior to school opening. The Log tops state and other associations. Lion Ernest McCoy notes basketball boards at school courts.
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Oak Hill
Collins High School
Log
Acorn
Daily Chip
Shirley Thomas
Oak Hill Lions Club
Franklin Kincaid
John Howard Scott
George Kincaid
Shirley Kincaid
Connie Frye
Carol Sue Lyons
The
Thomas
Lion Ernest McCoy
Woman Succumbs On 99th Birthday At Elk Run Home
Nanty Ellen Workman died on her 99th birthday at the Elk Run home of her daughter Jenerva May in Whitesville. Surviving: son Dave Workman of Red Star. six daughters Ella in Twilight Ida Browning of Punta Gorda chi Minnie Bradley of Winding Gulf Bertha Thompson of Naoma and Marsha Hodge of Louisville Ky. Funeral arrangements pending at Armstrong Funeral Home Whitesville.
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Whitesville
Nanty Ellen Workman
Elk Run
Jenerva May
May
Dave Workman
Red Star
Ella Workman
Twilight
Ida Browning
Punta Gordachi
Minnie Bradley
Winding Gulf
Bertha Thompson
Naoma
Marsha Hodge
Louisville
Armstrong Funeral Home
Phone Growth Explained to PTA Montreal-Stickney
Talks and films on telephone growth presented by Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co at the Montreal-Stickney Parent-Teacher Association meeting. Principal Quentin Barrett said plans were underway for a spaghetti dinner with date pending. refreshments served with Mrs. Josie Bryant in charge. Dental exams set by Dr Emmanuel Kostas for students at Montceal-Stickney School, a free service sponsored by the PTA. An Odd Fellows meeting in Whitesville installed Bryan Keatley as Scribe of the Encomapment. A new program clock purchased from IBM installed at Montreal-Stickney Elementary School by the Raleigh County Board of Education. WYoming County Hymn Sing Society will sponsor a hymn conference at Stephenson Methodist Church for the March of Dimes Drive. Miles wins suit against Governor Looney over an alleged assault in spring 1951. verdict in favor after brief deliberation. Looney had initial judgment in Justice Court, defeated in Circuit Court.
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Montgomery
Chesapeake and Potomas Telephone Co
Montreal-Stickney
Parent-Teacher Association
Quentin Barrett
Josie Bryant
Montcoal
Emmanuel Kostas
Whitesville
Montceal-Stickney School
Dir
Kostas
Parent-Teacher's Association
International Business Machines
Raleigh County Board of Education
Stephenson
Wyoming County Hymn Sing Society
Stephenson Methodist Church
Miles
Fayetteville
Gismer Miles
Petit Jury
Looney
Justice of the Peace Court
Wallace G. Ayers Rites Held in Fayetteville Church
Funeral services were held today at 2 pm for Wallace G. Ayers 76 who died Sunday night after a heart attack in the home of his daughter Mrs. Lillian Eskridge. Burial followed at High Lawn Memorial Park with Lafayette Masonic Lodge in charge. He was born September 1, 1876 in Sandstone and lived in Fayetteville. survived by wife Minnie E. Ayers, two sons Harry A. and James W., two daughters Mrs. R. H. Meador and Mrs. Kath Kyt A. Jacobs, one brother Ernest, three sisters Sonia Hicks Mabel Hurt and Zora Gibson, and several grandchildren.
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Fayetteville
Wallace G. Ayers
Lillian Eskridge
Fayetteville Methodist Church
C. R. Bright
James F. Kiame
Bur Lial
High Lawn’ Memorial Park
Lafayette Masonic Lodge
Sandstone
Hugh
Rachel Cales Ayers
Mrs. Fazio Feied By Two Hostesses
Fayetteville honors Mrs. Ralph Fazio at stork shower hosted by Mrs. H. D. Proctor with co host Mrs. H. J. Wendell. Attendees include many Fayetteville residents and guests from Glasgow New Castle Oak Hill and Oak Hill with the honoree present.
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Fayetteville
Ralph Fazio
H. D. Proctor
H. J. Wendell
Co. L. Phillips
C. B. Selvey
Mary Alice Lilly
John Hilton
Gladys Summerfield
Glen Withrow
Talmadge Pettit
Betty Richards
Ethel Keller
Don Payne
Charles Payne
Mary Nicosia
Kenny Sproles
Haven Shuck
Barbara Hodgson
Tommy Tygre
Ray Young
Ernie Wilson
Bobby Brooks
Ralph Feazell
H. A. Cottrell
F. G. Janutolo
Betty Blume
Robert Wollard
Kathleen Bess
Roger Bess
Glasgow
Eleanor Morris
New Castle
Delaware
Domineck Fazio
Ernest Gazio
John Colandros
H. A. Kincaid
D. M. Morrison
Oak Hill
Beth Coleman
Virginia Radford
Lois Madison
Polly Wright
Fazio
Bird Houses Sale by Mullens Scouts Promotes Bird Month
Mullens area residents are asked to order weather resistant official Boy Scout bird houses sold by a 17 member troop. Proceeds fund summer camping at Shanklins Ferry and support a two fold project during Bird Month. Orders placed now will be delivered the week of March 15 21. Sponsored by First Baptist Church Men's Council.
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Mullens
Boy Scout
Shanklins, Ferry
Bill McGhee
Men’s Council of the First Baptist Church
Oak Hill Driver Faces Grand Jury Action on Manslaughter Charge
Oak Hill resident Dewey Morrison Jr. is jailed in Fayette County on a $1,000 bond after arraignment on a manslaughter charge in the death of Nora Richards 56 of East Oak Hill. Richards died from injuries after being struck by Morrison’s car earlier this month. Morrison waived to the grand jury after arraignment before Magistrate R. C. Godsey. Funeral services for Richards are set for 2 p.m. at Tyree Funeral Home with burial at Hilltop Cemetery. Richards is survived by her husband a brother two sisters a daughter and two grandchildren. Services for tonight in Pettus are announced with Rev. G. E. Huffman delivering the sermon at the Clay home.
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Oak Hill
Dewey Morrison Jr
Fayette’ County
Nora Richards
Eastl Oak Hill
Morrison
R.C. Godsey
Osteopaths Case to be Reviewed by Supreme Court
Charleston report states the Supreme Court will review limits on osteopaths in practicing medicine and surgery. The Wyom ing County Circuit Judge D M Easley certified a case where the State Medical Licensing Board and five doctors seek to restrain an osteopath Dr Glenn E Cobb from practicing medicine and surgery. If appellate court upholds Easley ruling the case returns to Pineville for further proceedings. The doctors say osteopaths may only practice within osteopathy while Cobb argues state law grants broader rights matching other medical graduates.
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Charleston
Supreme Court
Wyoming County
D. M Easley
State Medical Licensing Board
Glenn E. Cobb
Oceana
Easley
Eire
Joint Services Today For Hanover Women
Two Hanover women Mrs Hatfield and Mrs Lester die within days. Funeral services set for 2 p m at Hanover Baptist Church with Rev Mor gan and Rev Lester officiating. Burial at Dodfrey and Joe Point Cemeteries. Survivors include sons Charley Bill and Dallas and daughters Arddie Lor raine Dorothy Patsy and others. multiple siblings listed.
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Hanover
Cosby Hatfield
Pearlie Lee
Lester
Hanover Baptist Church
Roscoe Morgan
J. A. Lester
Joe Point
Twin Branch
England
Margaret Lester
Steeles
Lily Lester
Bill
Dallas
Velmas
Dennard
Arddie
Lorraine
Dorothy
Patsy
Effie Kegley
Marianna
Louise Adams
Red Jacket
Woman Pleads Guilty To 'Terse' Murder Life Sentence
A 49 year old Bluefield woman pleaded guilty to first degree murder in Princeton West Virginia. The judge ordered life imprisonment with no parole for 30 years after she confessed to lethal violence against Marshall, who she had cared for as housekeeper. She described a quarrel that escalated into a brutal killing and dismemberment, with body parts disposed in a furnace and dump.
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Princeton
Arizona
Bluefield
West Virginia
Peace Springs
Ross
Col
B.D. Bazzie
Marshall
N. and W
Mercer County
Roscoe Pendieton
Fire Damaged Building To Have Roof Installed Soon
Mercer County Memorial Building in Princeton will get a built up roof to replace the one destroyed by fire. Architect Robert Sheffey and the county court plan swift action, with beams to be reinforced and skylight eliminated, while insurance adjustments determine rehabilitation. Electricians from Roanoke assess radar and electronics damage in the Navy Reserve room. Birth announced in Baileysville reports a daughter born at Stevens Clinic Hospital in Welch weighing eight pounds four ounces on Monday.
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Princeton
Mercer County Memorial
County Court
Bluefield
Robert Sheffey
Uni
Tts
Navy Engineering Headquarters
Roanoke
Navy Reserve
Baileysville
J. P. Morgan
Stevens Clinic
Welch
Legion District Oratory Contest Set in Mullens on March 6
The American Legion hosts the Sixth District High School Oratorical Contest in Mullens with 6 judges and 48 eligible entrants from counties including Raleigh Mercer McDowell and Wyoming. The winner earns a four year college scholarship. district event is March 10 at the Beckley Memorial Building Auditorium.
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Legion
Mullens
Ava Dds Daemen
WHBH
American Legion
Lewis Kaman
Wyoming County
Mulliens
Tommy Jones
Robert Kuhn
Pineville
Raleith
Mercer
Me‘Dowell
Wyoting
Kaman
Big Creek
War
Northfork
Welch
Beckley
Braynwell
Beaves High
Bluefield
Montcalm
Princeton
Spanishloures
U. Umes
The
American
State
Moran Ave
Influenza Hits Mullens School Absent Students Rise
Absenteeism neared 30 percent at Mullens school as flu spread through students and teachers. Mullens High School reported 198 of 567 with absences. two teachers were absent and Principal George Nolley noted a noticeable outbreak. At Ben Dunman Elementary 161 of 567 were absent amid ongoing illness. Negro schools nearby reported attendance near normal though Conley High School may have three ill pupils.
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Mullens
Mullens School
Mullens High School
George Nolley
Ben Dunman
Nolley
Cerl. Hazzard
Conley High School
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C. R Clay
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