Ex Lively Man Feted At Dinner In Orlando
Pax Seibert F Lively of Orlando was honored at a dinner party hosted by his parents Mr and Mrs Henry Canterbury Lively. Special guests were high school and college classmates. Lively, a graduate of Pax High School, attended West Virginia Institute of Technology and West Virginia University. He works as an electrical engineer for Glenn L Martin Co. in Orlando. His wife and three daughters joined him for the visit with his parents. Guests included relatives from Oceana Norton and Live.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Lively
Oceana
Buford Lively
Charleston
Glen Lively
Norton, Va
Mattens
Virgil Lively
Tracy Lively
Hazel Lively
Delia Lively
Beatrice Lively
Alts
Jesse Humphrey
Live
Toler Infant Rites Thursday at Lacoma Baptist Church
Funeral services for Edwin Gene Toler four year old son of Brookie Blankenship and George Toler Jr. will be held Thursday at 1 p.m. at Lacoma Baptist Church Cyclone officiated by Rev Robert Coburn. Burial in Toler Cemetery Cyclone. Survived by three brothers Alvis Jimmy Tommy three sisters Freda Mildred Carolyn and grandparents Mr and Mrs Cal Blankenship Cyclone. Body to be moved from Evans Funeral Home to parental home at 6 p.m. today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyclone
RNIS
Edwin Gene Toler
Lacoma Baptist Church
Robert Coburn
Toler
Brookie Blankenship
George Toler Jr
Charleston
Alvis
Jimmy
Tommy
Freda
Mildred
Carolyn
Cal Blankenship
Evans Funeral Home
Youth Caravan Planned for Pineville WSCS Meet
The Pineville First Methodist Church Woman's Society of Christian Service discussed hosting the Youth Caravan from July 26 to August 1. Members agreed to serve one meal per circle, provide sanches, and offer lodging. Hostesses were Mrs. Gilmer Hines, Mrs. John Seoters, and Mrs. Goodwin Jarvis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pineville
RNS
Woman's Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Fellowship Hall
Gilmer
Scarberry Rites Conducted Today
Funeral services for Henry Albert Scarberry were held at 2 p.m. in Pine Grove Baptist Church Ravencliff with the Rev. Herbert Perry and Rev. John Richardson officiating. Burial followed at Hillcrest Memorial Gardens Matheny. Scarberry, 66, died in a Mullens hospital Monday night. He was born January 28, 1892 in McDowell County, son of the late Thomas and Sarah Scarberry. Survivors include his wife Pearl, one brother Charlie of Bluefield, and two sisters Mrs. Alice Hambrick of Bluefield and Mrs. Nannie Bailey of Leckie. The body remained at Evans Funeral Home Oceana. Ravencliff Odd Fellows Lodge members served as pallbearers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ravencliff
RNS
Henry Albert Scarberry
Pine Grove Baptist Church
Herbert Perry
John Richardson
Hillcrest Memorial Gardens
Matheny
Scarberry
Mullens Hospital
McDowell County
Thomas
Sarah Terry Scarberry
Pear
Charlie
Bluefield
Alice Hambrick
Nannie Bailey
Leckie
Evans Funeral Home
Oceana
Ravencliff Odd Fellows Lodge
Jarrett Mathurin Vows Read In Brunswick Me
Mary Jo Mathurin and Robert Ray Jarrett married in Brunswick Me at St Johns Church. Ceremony at 10 a m featured a seed pearl and lace gown, maid of honor Martha J Mathurin, reception at Stowe House, couple to reside in Topsham Heights after a White Mountains trip. Bride is Brunswick High School graduate employed at P&J Scots Co. Groom is Kopperston native, Oceana High School graduate, Air Force member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kopperston
Veil
St. Johns Church
Brunswick
Donald Smith
Mary Jo Mathurin
Bruns Ir
Robert Ray Jarrett
Richard A. Mathurin
Martha J. Mathurin
Stowe House
Joseph Bartos
Topsham
Ann Lavigneur
White Mountains
Prospect St
Topsham Heights
Ansel E. Mathurin
A. E. Mathurin
Baileysville Personal News and Visits Abroad
Baileysville locals report Mr and Mrs Friel Lester now of Tampa Florida visiting Baileysville friends. Mr and Mrs Milt Hall return from trips to Kentucky and Tennessee to see Hall family in Tennessee and sisters in Whetwell. Mrs C D Hall and Mrs Novella Vandergriff accompany them to Baileysville for two weeks. Ernest Bailey returns to Columbus after two week Baileysville stay. Mrs Mabel Farmer of Coal Mountain visits niece Mrs Sam Miniaci after touring Damascus Virginia and Grayson North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baileysville
BNS
Friel Lester
Tampa
Fila
Milt Hall
Kentucky
Tennessee
John Slavey
Harlan
Tracy City
Tenn
Hall
D. Hall
Rally Set by Sports Car Club in Fayette Sun
Fayetteville reports a rally of the Sports Car Club of West Virginia gathering at Kroger Store Oak Hill at 8: a.m. Sunday, driving to an unknown noon destination. After lunch a gymkhana, buffet dinner at 5 p.m., swimming and fishing planned, with Frank Cross of Charleston as president guiding the event. Roanoke Va and Clarksburg clubs attend as guests. new members Frank McCloud Jr Rex Buckley Leslie Martina and John Rogers of Charleston join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayetteville
RNS
Sports Car Club of
West Virginia
Kroger
Oak Hill
Frank Cross
Charleston
Roanoke Va
Clarksburg
Frank McCloud Jr
Rex G. Buckley
Leslie A. Martina
John D. Rogers
CONTRACT BRIDGE BY BRAYS J BIEDKER AT MASTERS INCH
In a match-point team event in the East, Bill Root a former Miami Beach player now in New York, showcased a bold defense. The hand featured clever deception by Root who preserved a three-card ending despite a misread queen of clubs, leading declarer to go down one.
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Bill Root
Miami Beach
New York
Bill
North
West
Root
Neclarer
East
South
Declare
Vickers Favors Education Laws in West Virginia Race
Arnold M. Vickers a Democratic short term U S Senate candidate in Montgomery spoke to Democratic leaders in Wellsburg urging federal education legislation to expand opportunities for youth. He argued federal aid would not infringe local school control and criticized delay on public works school building while supporting a national scholarship program. He cited gaps in basic education and unemployment as reasons for a public works school building plan.
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Wellsburg
W. Va
Arnold M. Vickers
Montgomery
U. S
Senate
Vickers
Panhandle
State Senate
Eisenhower
Congress
Thurmond Man Presented Award for Rescue Role
William McGuffin of Thurmond, 38, received a letter of appreciation and a savings bond from Walter J. Tuohy, president of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway, for aiding in train accident rescue operations last month. McGuffin and Coleman Gray freed engineer H. W. Honaker, who was pinned in the cab seat, with similar commendations sent to other helpers including Mrs. S. W. Carte and several relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OAK Hill
ANS
William McGuffin
Thurmond
Walter J. Tuohy
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
McGuffin
New River Company
Coleman Gray
C&o
H. W. Honaker
S. W. Carte
Patty
Jane Lee
JE. C. Bannister
W. T. McClung
C. A. McClung
Mary Scarbrough
Susie Scarbrough
Mildred Koontz
G. H. Ernest
J. M. Ashtey
J. B. Thompson
Pineville Personal Notes Reflect Visits and Family News
Mrs. D. J. Daniels of Pineville attended the funeral of her aunt Mrs. Sally Ball in Chapmanville Thursday. She also visited her father Opie Pridemore at Logan General Hospital and her brother and sister-in-law Mr. and Mrs. John R. Pridemore of Chapmanville. Mrs. Robert E. Falkenstein and children Rita Susan Robert and Stephen Doran of Alexandria VA are spending the summer with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ellison in Pineville. Mr. and Mrs. Walter C. Byrd of Pineville are visiting their son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. A. B. McClain Jr. and family in Ironton OH, with plans to visit friends in Columbus before returning. Mrs. W. V. McNemar accompanied Mrs. James Liddle to Morgantown Sunday afternoon. Her son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Earl C. King and daughters of Evans City PA will visit for a while. Margaret King, age three, was hospitalized after a cut finger, with her mother staying with her. Mrs. McNemar visits her daughter's family. David Robertson of Mullens was guest of grandmother Mrs. A. B. Robertson in Pineville over the weekend. Hal Sebastian of Burlington IA motored to Pineville to accompany his wife and daughters Katherine and Sandra home after they were guests of her grandmother Mrs. A. B. Shannon for three weeks.
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Pineville
Rns
D. J. Daniels
Sally Ball
Chapmanville
Opie Pridemore
Logan General Hospital
John R. Pridemore
Robert E. Falkenstein
Rita
Susan
Robert
Stephen Doran
Alexandria
Carl Ellison
Walter C. Byrd
A. B. McClain Jr
Ironton
Ohio
Columbus
W. V. McNemar
James Liddle
Morgantown
Earl C. King
Evans City
Margaret King
McNemar
David Robertson
Mullens
A. B. Robertson
Hal Sebastian
Burlington
Iowa
Katherine
Sandra
A. B. Shannon
Blume Tea Room Celebrates 20 Years in Fayetteville
The Blume Tea Room, run by Mrs Thelma Blume, marks twenty years since its July 3 opening. Known for large banquets and catering at Memorial Auditorium, she also bakes cakes rolls and pies for local hosts in Mount Hope Oak Hill and Fayetteville. Her family history includes five children and wartime loss. she began the tea room in her home near the courthouse during her husband Edward G Blume's illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayetteville
RNS
Blume
Thelma Blume
Fayette County
Paul Butler
National Democratic Executive Committee
Memorial Auditorium
Bridge Cubs
Mount Hope
Oak Hill
Kopperston Personal Notes From Travel And Visits
Mr and Mrs Clyde Badwin and family and Mr and Mrs Robert Thacker and family have returned home after vacations in Virginia Tennessee North Carolina and the Smoky Mountains. Miss Dorothy Hil of Cleveland Ohio is spending a two week vacation with her parents Mr and Mrs Ira Hil Mr and Mrs Asa Ford and family have returned from Charleston and Madison. Mr W R Pennington returned home after visiting his daughter and family in Lynchburg Va. Miss Betty Hood of Cleveland Ohio visited Ernie Hood’s family last week. Miss Frances Hood and Miss Jenet Hil returned home after visiting sisters in Cleveland Ohio. Mr and Mrs J R Jarrett returned after attending their son Robert’s wedding in Brunswick Maine.
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Kopperston
Clyde Badwin
Robert Thacker
Virginia
Tennessee
North Carolina
Smokey Mountains
Dorothy Hil
Cleveland
Ohio
Ira Hi
Asa Ford
Charleston
Madison
W. R. Pennington
R. H. Evans
Lynchburg
Ernie Hood
Betty Hood
Frances Hood
Jenet Hil
J. R. Jarrett
Robert
Brunswick
Maine
Breaks Arm At Oak Hill Child Injured In Fall
Ronald Cosby eight Wingrave sustained a broken left arm Tuesday at 1 30 p m when he fell from a tree at his home in Oak Hill report says the injury occurred at his residence.
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Oak Hill
Ronald Cosby
Wingrave
Western Union seeks to close Pax West Virginia railroad office
Western Union Telegraph Company applied on June 15 1958 to the FCC to close the Pax West Virginia railroad operated agency. If granted substitute service will be by telephone via the Til South Fayette Recklow West Virginia class 1 office and Karbawy's Confectionery South Fayette Reckley address. Public protest or support may be sent in writing to the FCC Washington DC by August 4 1958.
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Western Union Telegraph Company
Federal Communications Commission
Railroad Operated Agency
Pax
West Virginia
South Fayette
Recklow
W. Va
Karbawy
Po South Fayette St
Reckley
Washington, D. C
Williamsons and Craven Mourn Loss of Aged Miner George Reid
George Jefferson Reid age 80 of Affinity was killed in a mine accident at 10 30 a m Monday July 1. The body remains at Williams and Craven Funeral Home until the funeral hour. Funeral services set for 2 pm Thursday July 17 at Sophia First Baptist Church with Rev W F Tolliver and Rev Virgil Cook officiating. Burial in Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens. Active pallbearers listed and many honorary pallbearers named. Flower arrangements by Williams and Craven Funeral Home. Nieces of the deceased will serve as flower bearers. Funeral Flowers dial CL 2 0565. Beckley Cut Flower John V Schulte Owner. LA Cards of Thanks. Forestreet Our heartfelt thanks for kindness sympathy and floral offerings during illness and death of Mrs Mary Kovach. Special thanks to Father Paul V Helsley Rose and Quesenberry Funeral Home and those who furnished cars. May God bless you all. Sons and Daughters Funeral Directors.
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Aid Reid
George Jefferson
Affinity
Williams and Craven
Sophia First Baptist Church
W. F. Tolliver
Virgil Cook
Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens
Henry Moses
F. J. Moore
Bill Asbury
Emery Calvert
Henry Buchanan
Earl Waters
BD. L. Cadle
Willis Green
Paul Bolen
Lacy Rud
Richard Jolly
Delbert Newman
Raymond Taylor
Ira Hurt
F. King
Frank Hall
Lester Blevins
Robert Minnick
Charles T. Burgess
Verlin Walker
Charles Mulanney
Raymond Foxx
John Sweeney
George Sweenley
Aoa
Oss
Beckley
John V. Schulte
Mary Kovach
Paul V. Helsley
Rose and Quesenberry
Sons and Daughters
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WSCS
Federation of Methodist Women
Lou Bailey
Darrell V. McGraw
Oceana Church
John Thomas
Mae S. Belcher
Zed C. Ball
William Nixon
Darrell McGraw
Harold Griffith
W. C. Mooney
Ernie Mays
Jack Martin
Clarence Long
Fred J. Shannon
R. H. Breeden
W. C. Bailey Jr
Earl Ledford
W. V. McNemar Jr
James McDermitt
John S. Lambert
H. EB. Crews
Ruby Lambert
Jarrett-Mathurin
Fayette Sun
Brays Jbiedker
Inch
Lay
West Fast
Kqista
Lions Club
State Garden Club
Billy
Bennett
Cordelia
Richard) Phillips
Dangerfield Midway
Helen Holt
Phra
State Road Commission of
D .S
Raleigh
Wyoming
Jenny Gap-Maben
J. Fleet Greener
Rainbow Grill & Variety Store
Neville St
Ph. CL
Williams & Craven Funeral Home
Keyser-Bryant Funeral
Douglas T. Bryant
South Oakwood Ave
Webb & Neal Funeral Home Ambulance Service
Dial
R. HH
Neal
Mgr
Alliance Delve
Amos E. Quesenberry Rose & Quesenberry Funeral Home
Kanawha St
SNA Iti Monuments
Merideths
Meen
R. C. Egnor
Logan
Kyle Davis
North Oakwood
Paul Thompson
Dial Exeter
Sam Black Church
Bluefield Monument CO
Skelton
James R. Webb
Taddy's Grocery and Hardware
Beaver
Harald Williams
Edger
CE & Ferd CO
Prince St
Montgomery Ward
Fabulon Foster Hardware Co
Main St
Wo Va
Gray Lumber CO
Crab Orchard
Silverman
Glenna
Cherry Certark Guaran Hairg UT SA
Glenna Williams
Clovitz
Wright
Jame Rothwell
W. C. Roger
Templest
John W. Eye
Ashworth
Thurbon
Radio & TV
Sophia Head
Crab Orchard Hill
Ashworth & Sparks
Ina Radio & TV
Prince St. Beckley
Foster Hardware CO
Highlander Duraclean Service
Venetian Blind
Aaron Venetian Blind Cleaners
W.va
LEWIS
Piney Ave
Wr Box
Beesley
Cal Howard Bugg
Hinton
Cedar Chest
Dial CL
eSee
Avon Cosmetics
Jennings St
Walter's Insurance Agency
McCorkle Avenue
South Charleston
Raleigh Insurance Agency
Lilly
Main Street
Orb James
Mabscott
Avon
Blue Star
Fuzi
Home Improvements, Inc
Johnstown
J. H
E. E. Snyder
Bibb Snyder
W. B Jones
R. E. Bare
Roy A. Jones
A.K.C
Stud Semson
Price
Rainelle Hempstead
Don Cole
Danese
W. Nugen
Coal City
Jerome Stone
Eccles
Dob Mann
Maple Fork
Sf Livestock
Nick Banko
North Beckley
Earl Mann
Berkshire
H. P
T. V
Cali Atkinson
Bascom Rodgers
Wells
Foster Ave
Claus
Henry Conway
Leckley
Jan Campbell
Singer
McCreery St
rSa
Csesens- Pene
Music Company
Omar C. Stover
Rep
Federal Mutual Ins. Co
Gall Us
Bainalle
Belle Fence CO
Belle
Dial Beckley
Nash Campbell
Sereereenee
Armstrong Carson
Harry
N. Kanawha
Hopkins
B. H. Hopkins
Booth Ave
Tropics
2Nd St
Johnstown Rd
GE & Sunbeam
Beckley Memorial Airport
Prince Station
Westhound
Easthound
Prine
Economy Home Improvements, Inc
Rusco
Neville St. Ph
Cavalier
Beckley Insulation Co
Quality Lumber & Supply Co
City Ave
Diccl
Greenbrier County
Charles C. Worley
Gravely Tractor Sales
Gravely
M. G. Champ
Princeton
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