Jurors Excused From Fayetteville Circuit Court
Fayetteville jurors were excused from further duty after two cases scheduled for Monday were settled over the weekend. One case, John H. Halstead vs Dennis Neighbors, was settled out of court. another, Anna White vs C H Wilmoth, was dismissed for nonappearance. Most other cases were not set for trial, aside from a few chancery proceedings to be heard by Judge Thrift. Women’s Club hosts pot luck and discusses pest control methods including chemicals, with next meeting at Mrs W M Warren’s home. Marriage licenses issued to fourteen Fayette couples with details of each couple listed in the county clerk’s records.
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Register
Fayetteville
Petit
Fayette Circuit Court
R. J. Thrift, Jr
John H. Halstead
Dennis Neighbors
Anna White
C. H. Wilmoth
Thrift
W. OM. Beck
Arrowhead Farm Women's Club
Romeo Bennett
Paula Haynes
R. G. Thomas
Lucille Hodkins
W.M
Warren
Arrowhead Club
Dempsey Farm Women's Club
Beckwith
Fayette
Foster Junior Barnett
Helen Mac Malay
Cliff Top
Anthony Cline
Montgomery
Eva Edleman
Gauley Bridge
John Dillon
Barbara Skaggs
Work May Begin Next Summer on New Hinton Span
Tentative plans for a modern highway bridge over the New River near Hinton move forward after a conference of state and district highway officials. If agreed, construction could start early next summer with a Y shaped approach linking both bridge landings and a safety island.
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New Hinton Span
Register
Hinton
New River
Shore Drive Inn
Bluestone Dam
Bellepoint
Greenbrier River
A. L. McMillion
State Road Commission
Lewisburg
Frank Cavendish
Summers
J. C. Dillon
Andrew Hopkins
J. Lyn Swiger
C. B. McCormick
Bureau of Public Roads
Washington
Pee Bey
Oak Hill Officers Plan School of Instruction
Oak Hill officer Mrs M H Martin will head tonight s school of instruction at Mt Hope Masonic Hall with officers from Jabal Alreja Shrine No and guests from other White Shrines. Following instruction Thurmond members will serve refreshments. Nine Oak Hill youths will attend the 135th YTC encampment at Camp Caesar the week of July 29 with transport by Mrs Kelly Williams and Lewis K Watkins. The Oak Hill Women s Christian Temperance Union helps cover costs. encampment trains youth in worship music literature and recreation.
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Register
Gak Hill
M. H. Martin
Oak Hill
Jabal Alreja Shrine No
Mt. Hope Masonic Hall
Martin
Huntington
Thurmond
YTC
Camp Caesar
Kelly Williams
Lewis K. Watkins
Regina Kidd
Mark Williams
Martha Spangler
Franklin Williams
Joyce Worsteil
Carolyn Watkins
State Council
Edmond Rant Missionary Circle Annual Picnic
The Edmond Rant Missionary Circle plans its annual picnic at Ayette County 4-H Camp Beckwith at 7 30 pm on August 1. Mrs Crystal Anderson will present the program.
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Register
Edmond
Edmond Rant Missionary Circle
Ayette County
Beckwith
Crystal Anderson
Mullens Special School Band Training and Fair Plans
Mullens hosts a two week special drill and maneuvering course for the Mullens High School Band led by T. D. Sutler. Sessions run 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. and 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. at Mullens High School with a closing performance and party. The Mullens Band Association also schedules its annual sample fair on Aug 3 in the Mullens auditorium with tickets for 32 samples and prize drawings to fund band equipment.
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Register
Mullens
Mullens High School
T. D. Stuter
Mullens Band Association
Sytler
Valley Forge Military Institute
Pennsylvania
V.f.mj. Band
Military Reserve
Oglebay Park
Wheeling
Sutler
Louis Kaman
Kaman
Virginian train crews outnumber passengers in run dispute
The Virginian Railway told ICC examiner that on the Charleston to DB Tower route crews outnumber passengers, with 4-employee trains averaging 33 riders eastbound and 28 westbound daily. The company seeks to cut the Charleston DB Tower Roanoke service, arguing new track rights with New York Central. Local officials and unions contested ICC jurisdiction, noting state concerns and mail service arrangements.
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Associated Press
Charleston
Virgini ‘Ian
DB Tower
I Berkeley Mills
Princeton
Interstate Commerce Commission
Roanoke
Kanawha River
Fayette County
Deen Water
Virginian
New York Central
Mills
Charleton
Webound
T ‘Ing
G. D. Skidmore
Mullens Chamber
Commerc
A.R. Kingdon
Mullens
Chamber
Ray Toler
Ira 'M. Smith
J. Mi. ‘Houchins
Bliefield
Ing
Brotherhood of
Harold Neff
West Virginia Public Service Commission
ICC
Post Office Department
Lynchburg
Summersville Farm Accident Fatal to Oak Hill Youth
A 15 year old, John Milton Bragg, was killed when a hay truck tandem failed and overturned near Summersville. The boy, son of Mr and Mrs Milton Bragg of Oak Hill, died instantly at his uncle and aunt’s home. Body is at White Mortuary in Summersville.
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Summersville Farm
Oak Hill
John Milton Bragg
Milton Bragg
Jennings McClung
Summersville
Young Bragg
Miss Wickline Weds C C Phillips Jr in Beckley
Miss Wickline formerly Betty Jo Wickline and C C Phillips Jr tied in a single ring ceremony at the Methodist Temple Beckley performed by Rev L D Roe. The couple honeymoon in Florida and will reside in Mullens after a two week return. She wore a navy blue lace dress with pink accessories. Mr Phillips, son of local residents, is finishing a master’s in physical education after service in WWII. He previously earned a bachelor’s at Concord College.
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Register
Mullens
Clifford
Phillips, Jr
Florida
Methodist Temple
Beckley
L. D. Roe
Phillips
Betty Jo Wickline
L. B. Wickline
Guyandotte Avenue
Mullens High School
Miss Wickline
Marshall College
Concord College
Brule Smokeless Coal Company
Otsego
West Mullens
West Virginia University
Navy
Australia
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