Court rules on school zoning as town district integrates
In Raleigh County a 1956 federal court order to integrate schools faced dilatory Board tactics. Judge Field insisted on clear attendance boundaries while allowing free choice to each pupil. Brown urged a nearest-school plan, but the judge said boundaries must be defined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
New Town
Field
NAACP
Raleigh
B. H. Payne
Beckley
Florida
Payne
John W. Saunders
Sherman C. Trail
W. C. Reid
Board of Education
Trail
Reid
Stratton
Driver Of Death Truck Charged Near Berkeley Springs
A Georgia truck driver, John T. Neely of Pine Mountain, faces negligent homicide charges after his tractor-trailer collided with Melvin Faith’s car near Berkeley Springs. Faith died in hospital, and Neely’s case was postponed to August 25. Mountain state highway fatalities reached 251 for the year, up from 202 this time last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkeley Springs
UPI
Georgia
Melvin Faith
John T. Neely
Pine Mountain
Neely
Here
Faith
Hired Killer Case Details Key Roles and Motive
The report outlines how Lopinson and accomplice Phelan plotted a murder months earlier, bought nine pistols in Delaware, and paid for the killings with staged alibis. It notes payments totaling $1,000 plus $225 and $200 after the deed, plus Lopinson’s arrest following a separate assault on a police officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phelan
Lopinson
Delaware
Kennedy Family Moves Into Georgetown High Rise
Jacqueline Kennedy and her children Caroline and John Jr move into a 15 story Georgetown building overlooking Central Park. The Weickers take a penthouse in the same building as residents while Douglas Elliman notes the unit carries about 14000 dollars yearly maintenance in addition to the purchase price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline
John Jr
Georgetown
Washington
Central Park
Lowell Weicker
Weickers
Weicker
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet Co
Kennedy
Douglas L. Elliman
Four juveniles arrested for vandalism at Willis Hotel
Four youths aged 12 to 15 were arrested by city police for destroying personal belongings inside the condemned Willis Hotel on Heber Street. They were found running through the building, are to appear before the juvenile judge, and were released to their parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Hotel
Heber Street
Principals Begin Work Across Raleigh County Schools
Raleigh County principals start duties this Monday except at Richmond District High School. Beckley Junior High School will also begin its principal’s duties on Monday as the school year opens September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh County
Richmond District
Beckley Junior High School
Khrushchev May Visit Bonn For Talks With Erhard
Negotiations under way for Soviet premier Khrushchev to visit Bonn possibly next fall. Chancellor Erhard ready to meet if talks cover all policy issues with no touristic agenda. Main issue in divided Germany remains reunification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonn
Germany
UPI
Nikita S. Khrushchev
West Germany
Khrushchev
Izvestia
Alexei Adzhubei
Ludwig Erhard
Erhard
Moscow
Ranger 7 on target amid 16 year moon effort endgame
NASA JPL officials report Ranger 7 on an extremely accurate course toward the moon after a final 9 45 a m EDT Friday launch window. The bullseye target is a 17 mile radius in a flat lunar sea. success could end 6 years of moon failures and end Soviet Lu nik-3 dominance. Also, Robert Lawrence Lee of Tiltonsville Ohio jailed for drunk driving and Margaret May Cummings released on bond after a drunk driving charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Pickering
JPL
Robert J. Parks
Pickering
Ranger Project
H. M. Schurmeier
Ranger 6
America
Russia
Robert Lawrence Lee
Tiltonsville
Ohio
Raleigh County
Margaret May Cummings
Beverly Rd
Albquerque
N. M
Joel Rodriguez
House Leaders Foresee Close Fight Over Poverty Bill
Washington UPI House leaders anticipate a hard close vote next week on President Johnsons top poverty bill a 9625 million measure to aid youth and adults in poverty pockets nationwide The House Rules Committee approved it 8 7 The Senate passed a similar bill 62 33 presidential politics and southern votes shape the battle with Republicans united against the measure and Democrats seeking concessions to states rights while Kennedy era ideas and Johnsons push drive the timing toward the Democratic convention in Atlantic City
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
House
Johnson
House Rules Committee
Senate
Peter H.B. Frelinghuysen
N.J
John F. Kennedy
Atlantic City
Barry M. Goldwater
Rariz
Two Russians Defect To West
In Bavaria near Neustadt on the Saale River two Russian soldiers crossed the Iron Curtain, fled east Germany, and asked for political asylum. They were unarmed, wore Red Army uniforms, and carried knives. The Army confirmed the border crossing and asylum request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heidelberg
UPI
East Germany
USS
Bavaria
Neustadt
Saale
Goldwater Aid Seeks Unity as Debates May Rise
Goldwater campaign plans include possible television debates with President Johnson. Denison Kitchel, campaign manager, said Goldwater has long favored debates and would handle strategy without dictating it. Johnson has not committed to debates. Kitchel noted Eisenhower offered to participate if a program fit his commitments and urged unity within the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flid
Scranton
Goldwater
Johnson
Denison Kitchel
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Kitchel
Eisenhower
Fairmont Man Heads Hospital Association
C B Ayers Jr, administrator of Fairmont General Hospital, became president of the West Virginia Hospital Association and Charles L Showalter was named president elect at the annual meeting in White Sulphur Springs. Showalter, administrator of Charleston Memorial Hospital, will be president next summer. Trustees elected include N Leon Ryburn, James L Foster, George J Mattix, and Richard D Springer. Showalter, a Smithfield native, is WVU trained and earned a Northwestern hospital administration master's in 1952. He held posts in Orlando and Toledo before leading Charleston Memorial in 1958.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Sulphur Springs
C. B
Showalter
Charleston Memorial Hospital
Association
N. Leon Ryburn
Man
James L. Foster
Bluefield
George J. Mattix
South Charleston
Richard D. Springer
Philippi
Smithfield
Wetzel County
West Virginia University
Northwestern University
Orlando
Fla
Toledo
Ohio
Charleston Memorial
Deaths Mrs Minnie Belle Godby 68 Beckley
Mrs Minnie Belle Godby 68 of Beckley formerly Huntington died at 9 15 p m Tuesday in a Welch hospital after an extended illness Born February 5 1896 in Fayette County Alabama she was preceded in death by husband Kemp Godby A retired practical nurse she was a member of 5th Avenue Baptist Church Huntington Survivors include two sons Carl E Godby Beckley and William H Godby Shelby Ohio 13 grandchildren and 5 great grandchildren Funeral services will be held at Rose and Quesenberry Peace Chapel at 11 a m Thursday Rev Virgil C Cook officiating Burial will follow in Woodmere Cemetery Huntington The body will remain at Rose and Quesenberry Funeral Home after 6 p m today
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Belle Godby
Beckley
Huntington
Welch
Fayette County
Ala
Kemp Godby
5Th Avenue Baptist Church
Carl E. Godby
William H. Godby
Shelby
Ohio
Rose and Quesenberry Peace Chapel
Virgil C. Cook
Woodmere
Rose and Quesenberry Funeral Home
Mollie Thompson
Miller St
Monroe County
William M
Becky Buckland Foster
William H. Thompson
Akron
Don
Louise) Hays
Toney
Nina) Larosa
Cincinnati
R. T
Virginia) Belcher
Obituaries: Mollie Thompson and John Ara dies in local area
Mollie Thompson age 70 of 109 Miller St died at 3 20 am after an extended illness. She leaves a son and four daughters with 14 grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Burial at Sunset Memorial Park after services at Memorial Baptist Church. John Ara 75 of Sophia died in a local nursing home after two months illness. He was born in Italy October 4 1878 and was a retired coal miner. He survived by three daughters and two sons. Burial arrangements are pending at Williams Funeral Home with pallbearers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ara
Sophia
Italy
Grace Dorazra
Winding Gulf Coal Co
East Gulf
U.M.W.A
Josephine Lopez
St. Albans
Pete Mandich
Detroit
Mich
Mary Knott
Newark
N. J
John Ara Jr
War
Frank T. Ara
Domineck
Tena Ara
Williams Funeral Home
Doss Lopez
Joe Perez
Pete Milano
G. P. Mooney
Cletus Mills
Gene Perdue
Services set for Lena Ferrell at Mount Cove Church
Mrs Lena Ferrell 69 of Victor died in a car crash Monday near Ansted. Funeral services will be held Thursday at 2 pm at Mount Cove Missionary Baptist Church with Rev Charlie Willis officiating. Burial follows at Restlawn Memory Gardens. Survivors include sister Ima Claywell of Kincaid. Born Montgomery May 27 1995, daughter of Webster H Mason. Thomas Funeral Home Ansted in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Ferrell
Victor
Mount Cove Missionary Baptist Church
Charlie Willis
Restlawn Memory Gardens
Ferrell
Ansted
Ima Claywell, Kincaid
Montgomery
Webster Herndon Mason
Thomas Funeral Home
Toler Rites Set At Sun Hill Church For Luke J Toler
Luke J Toler of Simon dies Tuesday in Huntington hospital at age 72. Service at 2 p m Thursday at Sun Hill Methodist Church with Rev Lloyd Ferguson and Rev Jesse Cline officiating. Burial in Hannahs Branch family cemetery. Survived by wife Ineho, five sons Troy Clearford Ennis Hobart of Simon Normal Rutherford of Amherstdale, a brother Weaver Clear Fork, two sisters Lottie Goodman and Mona Cline, thirty grandchildren and seven great grandchildren.body to leave Robertson and Foglesong Funeral Home Pineville for residence at 4 p m today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luke J. Toler
Simon
Sun Hill Methodist Church
Lloyd Ferguson
Jesse Cline
Hannah's Branch
Toler
Huntington Hospital
L. E
Betty Elizabeth Toler
Church of God
Ineho Toler
Troy
Clearford
Ennis
Hobart
Normal
Rutherford
Ambherstdale
Weaver
Clearfork
Lottie Goodman
Christian
Mona Cline
Robertson and Foglesong
Pineville
Funeral services for Sp. 4 Bernard K Shannon II
Pallbearers Ted Clifford Jerry Hoge John Maddox Darrell McKinney Charley Stump and David Thompson will carry the 21 year old Sp. 4 Bernard K Shannon II at a 2 30 p m Thursday funeral at First Presbyterian Church Mullens Rev T K Morrison to officiate burial in Resthaven Cemetery Princeton arrangements by Sam Foglesong Funeral Home Mullens RNS
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard K
Butch) Shannon II
Florida
Ted Clifford
Jerry Hoge
John Maddox
Darrell McKinney
Charley Stump
David Thompson
First Presbyterian Church
Mullens
T. K. Morrison
Resthaven
Princeton
Sam Foglesong
James Rhodes Funeral Held for Bradley Miner
Funeral services for James Rhodes 48 a miner at Eccles No 6 mine Eastern Associated Coal Co will be at the Bradley Church of God at 2 p m Friday with Revs Ted Fox and R F Leadingham officiating Burial follows at Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens He died Tuesday morning at the Eccles No 6 mine He is survived by his wife Virginia his mother Clara Ragland Dwier of Bradley two daughters Sandra Kay and Sharon Gay five brothers Ernest Rhodes John Rhodes Carl Dwier Ralph Dwier and Jack Dwier and three sisters Cora Trizak Dorothy Staples and Clara Reece The body is at Tyree Funeral Home Mount Hope with callers after noon Thursday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Rhodes
Bradley
Bradley Church of God
Ted Fox
R. F. Leadingham
Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens
Rhodes
Eccles
Eastern Associated Coal Co
Virginia
Clara Ragland Dwier
Sandra Kay
Sharon Gay
Obituary: Mrs Norean Redden of Coal City dies at 46
Mrs Norean Gladys Redden 46 of Coal City died at 2 15 p m Tuesday at a Hinton hospital after an extended illness. Born November 30 1917 in Carrol County Virginia she was a daughter of the late Duffy Crouse and Mrs Leeotry Gentry. She was a member of the Church of God at East Rainelle. Survivors include her husband Dasid Redden of Coal City four sons Dean at home Darrell Coal City Earl Beckley Curtis Bt Alms Bi a daughter Linda Sue Redden at home and four grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norean
Gladys Redden
Coal City
Hinton
Carrol County
Duffy Crouse
Leeotry Gentry
Church of God
East Rainelle
Dasid Redden
Dean
Darrell
Earl
Beckley
Curtis
Linda Sue Redden
Roy Middleton and Glen Rogers Died Suddenly at Home
Roy Middleton and Glen Rogers died suddenly at their home on Saturday. Funeral services conducted Thursday at 1 p.m. at Mount Zion Holiness Church in Glen Rogers with Elder Frank Schofield officiating. Burial in Glen Rogers Cemetery. Body to be removed from Wright and Anderson Funeral Home to the church one hour prior to services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Middleton
Glen Rogers
Mount Zion Holiness Church
Frank Schofield
Wright and Anderson
Johnson services for Robert H Johnson in Charleston
Robert H. Johnson 57 of Charleston dies after long illness. Services 2 p.m. Thursday at Elk Funeral Home with Rev C W Bailey officiating. Burial in Botkin Cemetery Coopers Creek. Survived by wife Elnora Pauley Johnson, three sisters, two brothers, a stepson and a stepdaughter. Former Oak Hill resident and Elmore Memorial Advent Church member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert H
Bob) Johnson
Charleston
Elk Funeral Home
C. W. Bailey
Botkin
Coopers Creek
Johnson
Oak Hill
Elmore Memorial
Mathas Johnson
Elnora Pauley Johnson
Willie Ayers
Harvey
Katherine Crisp
Ft. Thomas
Pauline Bowden
Dayton
Ohio
Glen
Red Star
Gray
Quinwood
Charlestonian Nabbed In Follow Up To Raid
A Charleston man Harold Harbin was arrested by IRS agents in a follow up to last week’s raids on gambling operations in Charleston and Huntington. Harbin and 12 others are charged with failing to buy the $50 federal gambling occupation stamp. He posted $500 bond and appeared before a U S Commissioner. About 60 IRS agents swooped on 12 locations, seized eight cars used in numbers operations and about $5,000 in cash. All suspects released on bond pending grand jury action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
UPI
Huntington
Internal Revenue Service
Harold Harbin
Harbin
U. S
IRS
Miner Samuel Campbell Dies in Slab Fork Fall
Samuel Campbell 45 of Harper was killed in a state fall at the No 1 mine in Slab Fork at 10 p m Monday. He belonged to UMWA Slab Fork. Survivors include his widow Mae. three sons John Wilbert Samuel Jr and Donald. two daughters Gloria Jean and Mary Catherine. one brother Harry A. three sisters Katherine Goins Elizabeth Brown and Cleophus Tweedy. Body at Wright and Anderson Funeral Home pend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Campbell
Harper
Slab Fork
UMWA
Mae Campbell
John Wilbert
Samuel Jr
U. S. Army
Germany
Donald
New Jersey
Gloria Jean
Mary Catherine Campbell
Columbus
Ohio
Harry A
Ronceverte
Katherine Goins
Elizabeth Brown
Beckley
Cleophus Tweedy
Michigan
Wright and Anderson Funeral Home
First Meeting of United Fund Is Scheduled
Agencies in Raleigh County may affiliate at 7 p.m. Aug. 20 in the Appalachian Power Co auditorium. UF President Alan Susman says the finance committee will receive year end expenditures and proposed budgets as part of preparations for the annual drive in October or November. John W. Kern chairs the committee with S. C. Turner, Leslie Carter, Bernard H. White, James A. Vaughn, and M. F. Barksdale. Agencies should contact Guy Amato before Aug. 20. Current members include Red Cross, Raleigh County Cancer Association, Scouts, Salvation Army, Mental Health, USC, Dental Health Council, Children, Inc., Camp Galahad, and YMCA. The 1964 drive goal was $65,950, exceeded by several thousand. Sears Roebuck Co. and its Beckley staff pledged nearly $500 toward the 1965 drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Fund
Raleigh
Appalachian Power Co
Alan Susman
Susman
John W. Kern
S. C. Turner
Leslie Carter
Bernard H. White
James A. Vaughn
M. F. Barksdale
Guy Amato
American Red Cross
Raleigh County
Raleigh County Cancer Association
Boy and Girl Scouts
Salvation Army
Raleigh County Association For Mental Health
USC
Raleigh County Dental Health Council
Children, Inc
Camp Galahad
Ind
YMCA
Sears Roebuck Co
Beckley
Faubus Clinches Arkansas Democratic Nomination for Sixth Term
Gov. Orval Faubus won the Democratic primary for a sixth term, securing 205,085 votes with 2,129 of 2,350 precincts reporting. He defeated Odell Dorsey, Joe Hubbard, and R. D Burrow. He faces Republican Winthrop Rockefeller in November and warned of the tough general election ahead. Rockefeller, who moved to Arkansas in 1953, has campaigned as a challenger to a one party system and announced his bid earlier this spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Ark
UPT
Orval Faubus
Faubus
Odell Dorsey
Joe Hubbard
R. D Burrow
Winthrop Rockefeller
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Arkansas
Lions Favor I-64 Route Through Beckley City
Beckley Lions approved unanimously a resolution to route I-64 through Beckley. Petitions circulated and plans for a motorcade to Hinton on August 18 for a State Road Commission meeting. Fr Thomas Kerrigan, pastor of St Frances de Sales, spoke on ten years as chaplain at Alder son women’s reformatory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beckley
Beckley Lions
Lions
Hinton
State Road Commission
Thomas Kerrigan
St. Frances de Sales Catholic Church
Women’s Reformatory
Alderson
Canteen Tavern Robbery Suspect Juvenile Held
State Police recovered funds totaling about 358 to 394 dollars stolen from The Canteen tavern in Shady Spring. A 16-year-old was booked in Raleigh County Jail on breaking and entering charges after confessing. Hazel Roark, owner, noted $394 missing after a Monday night window entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shady Springs
Raleigh
Hazel Roark
Shady Spring
Lad Hurt In Fall From Chicken House Steps
Eight year old Ronnie Toney son of Ruth and Elsworth Toney of Kilsyth and Beckley was reported in satisfactory condition at Bluefield Sanitarium after falling from a chicken house onto cement steps. He was treated at Appalachian Regional Hospital then sent to the sanitarium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronnie Toney
Ruth Toney
Kilsyth
Elsworth Toney
Beckley
Bluefield Sanitarium
Dewey Toney
Appalachian Regional Hospital
City Council approves anti discrimination employment resolution
Huntington officials pass a resolution calling for the abolition of discriminatory employment practices. Civil Rights leaders requested the measure and George K. Smith, president of the local NAACP chapter, praised the wording as "very good."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
UPI
George K. Smith
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Byrd Slack cite federal funding role and crime concerns
Senator Byrd and Congressman Slack praise local initiative in securing federal funds for Beckley projects and urge public responsibility to curb crime. Hoover's crime fears are cited, stressing citizen cooperation and a strong constitutional court. The event includes remarks by local officials and state court members ahead of ceremonies for a federal building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Department
Federal Judiciary
Sen
Byrd
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Hoover
Yrd
Woodrow Wilson
iCongressman Slack
Beckley
Mabscott
North Beckley
Stevens Lake
East Beckley
Washington
Slack
Supreme Court
Frank C. Haymond
Fred H., Caplan
Thornton G. Berry Jr
John W. Smith
General Service Administration
Indictments Headline in First Federal Grand Jury
Moonshine liquor cases led 31 indictments returned by the first Federal Court Grand Jury in the new Federal Building. John Hans Price pleaded guilty to interstate transportation of a stolen motor vehicle and was ordered committed for Youth Act study. List of indicted individuals and jurors provided. no trials this week as docket preparation continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal
John Hans Price
John Daniel Altizer
Don Preston Brown
George Douglas Hager
Sam Harbin
Herman Hicks
Thomas Hogo Mattox
Wirt
Ralph McGinnis
Franklin McGinnis
Andrew Jack Mullins
George John Smith
Horace Booker Taylor
James Preston Allen
Estel Watters
Glenn Moore Williams
Dennis Albert Wiseman
Preston
Clay Collins
John Lewis Gravely
Earl Hall Jr
Rufus Morris Hall
Russell Fitch
Robert J. Hall
Clyde Lilly
Thomas Lewis Scott
Fred William Smith
James Kenneth Teets
Alice Stacey
Ferrell Stacey
Everette W. Ashlin
Roy L. Ball
United States
Dot
Elizabeth Ann Fletcher
Roy Linwood Spangler
Chester Lee Huntsman
Eugene Curtis Curlipp
John A. Field Jr
Charleston
Ramon Adkins
Fayetteville
Sherman Akers
Sophia
James Berry
Orchard Ave
Beckley
Charles Norman Carrington
Smithers
Guy C. Clark
William S. Coleman
Lewisburg
Paul Delong
White Sulphur Springs
Lloyd Dye
Viola Mae Johnson
Oak Hill
Grace Legg
Benny Maddy
Hinton
Hazel Magee
Mankin Ave
Oran Mann
Russell Matthew
Garten
T. S. Maynor
Hull St
Dennis Neighbors
David Garnet Pollock
Amos Lee Rutledge
Smith Street
T. S. Ryan
Edna Louise Wallen
East Gulf
Willard Ferrell Zickafoose
Civil rights leaders hold peace summit amid Harlem unrest
King meets with Mayor Wagner to aid racial harmony after riots in Harlem and Brooklyn while 69 civil rights and extremist groups protest in Harlem. Other cities report protests police brutality desegregation court proceedings and a Miss Universe pageant finalist from Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King
Robert F. Wagner
Harlem
Brooklyn
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Wagner
Cleveland
Ohio
City Hall
Atlanta
Georgia
Carl Sanders
Senate
Jacksonville
Fla
St. Augustine
NOW YOU KNOW By United Press International
China with about a quarter of the world s population occupies a vast eastern Asian territory about one third larger than the continental United States, according to the World Almanac.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
China
Asia
United States
Court disposes of nine moonshine trials in SD court
In the U S District Court for the Southern District ten cases were heard today. Moonshine charges led the docket with defendants including John Daniel Altizer given one year probation and George D Hager pled guilty and placed on three years probation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. District Court
John Daniel Altizer
Don Preston Brown
George D. Hager
Earl Hall Jr
Russell Fitch
Rufus Morris Hall
Hall
Sam Harbin
Wirt R. McGinnis
Wirt Frank McGinnis
George John Smith
Horace
Taylor
Andrew J. Mullins
Chester Lee Huntsman
Swimming Class Begins At Little Beaver Lake
A 10 day intermediate swimming course will start Tuesday August 4 at Little Beaver Park under Red Cross Water Safety instructor Mrs H H Harvey and Raleigh County Water Safety chair. The free course requires prior completion of the beginners class or ability to swim in deep water. Participants should arrive by 10 am ready to swim. The Red Cross participates in the United Fund of Raleigh County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Beaver Park
H. H. Harvey
Red Cross
Raleigh County
United Fund
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Egeria
Kirby Walker
Ralph Mills
Walton Shrewsbury
Choice Walker
Fred Walker
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Norean Redden
Robert Johnson
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