Lois Mundy Weds James Warren Mahoney at Scarbro Church
Scarbro Scarbro Mrs James Mundy announces the marriage of her daughter Lois Evelyn Mundy to James Warren Mahoney son of Mr and Mrs M M Mahoney of Oak Hill The couple were married in Scarbro Baptist Church in a 730 pm ceremony with Rev Allen J McKinney officiating The bride wore a white nylon marquiselle gown with lace insets and a seed pearl tiara The bouquet featured a prayer book orchid and baby's breath. The bridal party included sister Mrs W A Burnside as matron of honor and bridesmaids Miss Elizabeth Mahoney and Mrs Charles Balding The best man was William Jackson Ushers were W A Burnette Huston Rogers and Ted Anderson A reception followed in the church rooms The couple plan a southern wedding trip The bride is employed by Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co at Oak Hill The groom is a West Virginia University student and Kappa Alpha member
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Dunbar
Elizabeth Mahoney
Charles Balding
Oak Hill
William Jackson
North Dakota
W. A. Burnette
Huston Rogers
Oak Still
Ted Anderson
Mt. Hope
Elizabeth Ann Thompson
Carel Wood
Delores Jones
Mary Jane Brown
George Harizanoff
Oak Wgll
Galley
Chicago
Oak Hill High School
Dalton
Nicholson’s Dollar Store
Bailey
United States Army
Kroger Grocery and Baking Company
East Oak Hill
Roy Swannigan
Fayetteville
Chicago Lions Delegates Report Western State Misconceptions
Mt Hope Lions report at Chicago meeting show delegates misunderstood geography of West Virginia and the region. 32,000 Lions represented of 400,000 world membership, with praise for West Virginia booth and memorials honoring deceased members.
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W. B. Voling
West Virginia
G. F. Williams
Jack Callaway
Hope
C. FE. Jones
G. E. Williams
C. E. Jones
State of Texas
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Mt Hope
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Weier
N. J. Kemp
Chiffon
C. R. Uarnsbarger
Lochgelly
Wo More
Amick
Light Conservation
Lookout Cannery To Open Tuesday Morning
Lookout community cannery will open Tuesday August 1 at 8 a m and run until 4 a m. All food must be turned in by 3 p m with all supplies provided. Charges are 8 cents for No 3 cans and 7 cents for No 2 cans per the supervisor Percy C Karickhoff.
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Thornburg Rites Scheduled Today
Funeral services for Mrs. Ophelia S. Thornburg of Oak Hill will be held at 2 p m at Oak Hill Baptist Church with Rev. Gilmer Cross officiating. Burial in Odd Fellows Cemetery. She died Thursday at Oak Hill Hospital from complications of pneumonia at age 45. Survived by husband Ellery M. Thornburg and children Dreama Joyce and Tommy M. Thornburg, plus three brothers and two sisters. Active pallbearers named.
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Clifftop
Coleman Rites Set For Royal Jester Coleman
Funeral rites scheduled for 2 p.m. today for Royal Jester Coleman 35 of Pax who died in a mine accident at Kingston Pocahontas Coal Company. Rev Homer Baxton of Charleston to conduct at Pax Advent Church with burial in Knights of Pythias Cemetery Pax. Also notes visits by Mrs A C Dower to Mt Hope area and relatives in Cannelton.
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Miss Frances Dalton to Wed D R Bailey in Rites Today
Oak Hill The First Presbyterian Church Farsonage hosts the wedding of Miss Frances Dalton and Dennis Ray Bailey at 2 PM today. The couple, both Oak Hill and Minden graduates, plan to live in East Oak Hill after a Chicago honeymoon and are supported by families including Mr and Mrs Ward Dalton and Mr and Mrs Lemon Baker.
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Present 400 at GOP Rally at Fayette Camp
About 400 people attended the Young Republican Rally at the Fayette County 4-H Camp. After registration, attendees swam, played horseshoes and softball, enjoyed a Fayetteville High Band concert, then heard a welcome from George J. C. Gaines. Cecil W. Underwood, WV Young Republican Club president, delivered the main address. A dance followed the 7:30 to 10 p.m. program.
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Scarbro Miner Killed at Work Services Monday
Funeral rites for Domingo Sanchez 41 of Scarbro will be Monday at 2 PM at Scarbro Baptist Church conducted by Rev Alan J McKinney. Burial follows at High Lawn Memorial Park. Sanchez killed Friday at 5 PM in an accident at Summertee mines for New Rover Co. Born in Mexico July 19 1898 he was member of Oak Hill Moose Lodge 1689. Survived by wife Mable two brothers Simon Luni and Ralph Sanchez and children Mel Josephine Coulter Katherine Alvis Johnny Kay Charles Billy Theresa Dorothy and two grandchildren. Bodies to be moved from Tyree Funeral Home to residence at 5 PM today then to church an hour prior to service Monday. Moose Lodge to conduct graveside rites and pallbearers.
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Mable
Scarbra
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Ralph Sanchez
Texas
Mel
Josephine Coulter
Oak Mill
Katherine Alvis
Bluefield
Johnny
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Charles
Billy
Theresa
Dorothy
Former Oak Hill Resident Florence Roberts Dies
Florence Stephenson Roberts 74, formerly of Oak Hill, died Friday at her daughter’s home in Norwood Ohio. A Methodist, she was the widow of Joseph Frederick Roberts. Services Tuesday at 2 p.m. at Thomas Funeral Home Chapel conducted by Dr C G Eastwood of Oak Tilt. Burial will follow in the High Cemetery.
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Dothan Soldier Reported Missing In Korea
Floyd Smith of Dothan son of Mr and Mrs Frank Smith has been missing in action in Korea since Wednesday July 12 The 19 year old enlisted January 4 1948 served at Fort Knox Camp Stoneman and with Company 1 2nd Infantry Regiment He is survived by one older brother two younger brothers and five sisters Funeral services to be held at Lawn Memorial Park with body arriving Monday morning
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