Miss Mary Greenawalt and Frederick Kerby wed at Scarbro
In Oak Hill area, Miss Mary M. Greenawalt and Frederick A. Kerby married at Sts. Peter and Paul Catholic Church Scarbro. Rev Eugene King officiated the 9 a m ceremony. A reception followed at the Booth home. Kerby from Ansted and Greenawalt from Titusville were ceremony participants.
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Register
Oak Hill
Mary M. Greenawalt
Frederick A. Kerby
Sts. Peter and Paul Catholic Church
Scarbro
Miss Greenawalt
Mary B. Greenawatt
Titusville
Kerby
Miss Mary Grace Bennett Weds Edward Dinkler in Mt Hope
The double ring ceremony for Miss Mary Grace Bennett and Edward Dinkler took place Sunday at the Bennet home in Mt Hope. Rev. Clarence Figgatt officiated as vows were exchanged beside white gladioli and tapers with music by Carolyn Rodgers and Betty Jo Fox. The bride wore nylon organdy with a lilies of the valley corsage and carried a white Bible. maid of honor Miss Frances Bragg wore blue organdy. The couple, now of Oak Hill, plan a brief honeymoon before settling in Oak Hill where he works for Oak Hill Motors.
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F. M. Kerby
Ansted
Oak Hil
Eugene King
Scarbro
Margaret Bondzo
Lora
John Blanar
W. H. Booth, Jr
Oak Hill
Maurice J. Greenawalt
Pittsburgh
Kerby
Bo Carpenter
St. Joseph's High School
Titusvile
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Sts. Peter and Paul Miar Society
Western Union Telegraph Company
Oak Hill High School
West Virginia Institute of Technology
Montgomery
Psi Delta Fraternity
United States Marines
Dennett, Perry, and Thomas Engintering Company
Burkholder Apartments
Register
MT. Hope
Mary Grace Bennett
Hdward Lee Dinkler
Mary Lee Meadows
Beckley
Daniel H. Dinkler
L. H. Bennett
Mt Hope
Clarence Figgatt
Mt. Hope Baptist Temple
Carolyn Rodgers
Betty Ja Fox
Betsy Bennett
Frances Bragg
Charles Nelson
Bennett
Mt. Hope High School
Beckley College
Woodrow Wilson High School
United States Armed Services
T. N. Ev Mero
J. H. Zinn
Officers Installed By Oak Hill Club With Pins Presented
Oak Hill Lions Club installed new officers with G. G. Kincaid becoming president. The ceremony at Motel Hill featured Morton as master of ceremonies and pin presentations to past presidents and 100 percent attendance honorees.
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Wally Stover
Washington, D. C
Follis Robinson
Charleston
Mt. Hope Lions Club
N. L. Kemp
Mt Hope Club
P. C. Graney
C. R. Bourland
Harry Brawley
District 29-4W
Bill Hickman
Register
MT. Hope
Lions ‘Club
Hollis Robinson
Holly Stover
Washington, D. Ic
Robinson
Putnam County
Stover
United States
Brawley
Charleston Lions Club
Lions Boar
Woo
C. E. Jones
Morris Harvey College
Tor Hy Uy
Beckley
Miriam Byrd
Jack Foster
Julia Secrest
PC. Graney
Sanford Fox
W. C. Carter
W. G. Callaway
J. M. Wade
Henry Danner
R G. Patteson
D. W. Warnock
J. O. iShumate
O. J. Walker
W B. Poling
Fox
W. 5. King
W. D. Lainon
E. C. Burgess
W. B Poling
F. W. ‘Dunkley
W. J. Moore
Entertainment
R G. ‘Patteson
Marshall Link
Jm C. Burgess
Ben Lewis
I. O. Shumate
Iw.b. Rocke
W. D. Lawton
D. M. Warnock
P. M. Snyder
G. E. Willams
Burl Vickers
Fred Christian
John Massing
Bill Calloway
Ed Nelson
C. Maxey
R. G. Pattoson
T.ot Raders
W. G. Potter
J. Evans
B.C. Amick
J. Mc Wade
house +mittee
C. RB. Harnsbarger
Bernard Recke
Bill Callaway
Charlies Nelson
L. D. Clark
F.C. Amies
William Jennings
C. d Minter
Ccf Cab Scouts
J. R. Hubbs
Ball Martin
Tom Howard Alpert R Ff. Ratcliff
Wilh
Nest
Oak Hill Club
Oak. Hill
S. D. Morton
Oak Hill
G. G. Kincaid
D. Ji. Jones
R. P. Wannah
R. W. Flack
J. A. Light
P. Miller
James H. Shelton
C. P
N. M. Steen
C. B. Vickers
Kincaid
EB. T. Dawson
Morton
Poon R. Cole
W. Dickinson
J. E. White
E. N. Goode
John Frisk
Frank Shipe
T. H. Mazon
F.C. Thomas
Mason
Lions International
FE. G. Boothe
C. M. Bruffey
R. E. Cavendish
John Colandros
W. R. Cole
E. T. Dawson
F. W. Dickinson
D. W. Dixon, Jr
R. B. Thurrett
W. R. Flack
A. H. Gras
Horace Hannabass
R.Y. Hannah
G. Herndon
J. N. Jarrett
D. Wf. Jones
G. G. Hkineard
P. Miler, Jr
W. R. Moore
J. H W. Morton
S. T. Morton
J. P. Painter
F. W. Price
James Kishelton
F. G. Thomas
F. C. Thomas
Pr. G. Mackey
C.K. Turner
South Charleston Lions Club
Roger Howell
Chub
Fire Damages Taylor Home in Oak Hill
Fire of undetermined origin damaged one room and caused smoke damage to the Taylor home in the Weaver Addition Oak Hill. The bedroom where the fire started was burned including furniture and wallpaper. most furniture damaged by smoke. The Taylor family, except daughter Mrs Payne, had left for Detroit Michigan to vacation about half an hour before discovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Resister Statt
Oak Hill
Clovis Taylor
Weaver
Wiley Bayes
Taylor
Ohn Payne
iDetroit, Mich
Storekeeper Under Bond Following Woman's Death
Meadow Bridge storekeeper Garten, 46, is free on 7500 bond awaiting Fayette grand jury action after the death of Mrs. Evelyn Vandall when a car fleeing his store fired at tires. Investigating officers say Vandall died instantly, Dewey Vandall was also in the car, and a preliminary hearing has been held.
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Register
Meadow Bridge
F. i Garten
Fayette
Vandall
Dewey
Evelyn Vandall
Virgil Lyons
W. R. Rule
First State Air-Conditioned School Unit Under Way at Tech
Work began on West Virginia Institute of Technology's new 545000 dollar science building. A four story brick structure on the hill cam, west of Old Main, will feature removable soundproof walls and elevated lecture seating. Ground floor houses mining department labs and coal bins for six coal types, with a constant-temperature coal analysis room.
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Ires. M. J. Horsch
Maclin Hall
Conley Hall
Former Fayette Couple Weds in Chicago Nuptials
Miss Lois Fitzpatrick and Harvey Burton exchanged vows in a Chicago Baptist Church in a double ring ceremony on June 24 at noon. The Oak Hill bride wore white organdy, carried red roses, and is a Kraft Foods typist. Groom is from Fayetteville area, Army veteran, formerly with J A C McClurg, now returning to school in Chicago. Grandparents of the bride hosted the announcement.
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Register
Oak Hill
Lois Fitzpatrick
Harvey Burton
Chicago
O. J .Fitzpatrick
Central Avenue
Burton
Luther Burton
Cursard
Lowell Amos
Arthur Burton
Fir
Wilson McGee
Francs Edwards
Mary Catherine Carter
L108
East 62Nd Street
Oak Hill High School
Kraft Foods Company
Fayetteville High School
United States Army
J A. C. McClurg Company
Halstead Funeral Services Today
Gauley Bridge funeral for Grafe Halstead 30 held at Gauley Bridge Baptist Church at 2 p.m. with Rev Musics officiating. Burial at Mount Lookout Cemetery. Halstead died Thursday after a short illness. district manager of North American Accident and Wealth Insurance Co for 25 years. member of local lodges and the Gauley Bridge Baptist Church. Surviving are a sister, three sisters, a brother, two half brothers.
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Register
Gauley Bridge
Grafe Halstead
Gauley Bridge Baptist Church
Musics
Mount Loekout
Halstead
North American Accident and Wealth Insurance Co
Ganley Bridge Lode
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Mt. Hope Lions
Frederick Kerby
Edward Dinkler
Princeton
Terry Bailes
Kansas City
W. 1. Holliday
Joan Holliday
F. J. Newberry
Joe Dale Newberry
Alderson
T. S. Bowden
W. F. Holliday
Leo Holiday
C. E. Bennett
Patty Bennett
Caldwell
Mrs
Edward Lee Dinkler
Bond
Beckley W.va
Tech
Old Main
Halstead Funeral Services
Prince
Neville
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