Whitesville piano pupil recital tonight at First Baptist Church
Whitesville scene centers on a spring piano recital by Mrs W W Armstrongs pupils. The program includes Carol Lee Williams Jenny Sawyer Gandra Shirley Jon e Soto Amengile and many others from nearby towns with students from Marfork Packsville Sundial Orgas Sylvester Highcoal Pettu and more. The event begins at 8 oclock with a diverse group of young performers showcasing classical and popular selections.
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Oy Register
Whitesville
W. W. Armstrong
First Baptist Church
Carol Lee Williams
Jenny Sawyer
Gandra
Shirley
Jone Site Soto
Amengile
Francis Smith
Dorothy
Carrol Maye
Dolores Mre Siover
David
Rebecca Mitchell
Marfork
Linda Cara
Lois Ann Williams
Carol Hale
Packsville
Sonja Caetta
Sundial
Sylvia Lee Halstead
Karen Mitchell
Jimmy Kane
Montgoa
Shirley Simms
Orgas
Eveland Robertson
Sylvester
Judy Mirkeal
Kay Billings
Jean Carrier
Highcoal
Sue Clay
Pettus
Stepheny Sind
Stephen Laing
iFanny
Basil Stavrakis
Pattiek Stanley
May Annetta Armstrong
Nickie Joe Haddad
Nina
Rosetta Walton
Annabelle Powel
Four West Virginia Tech Faculty Resign En Masse
President M J Horsch c announces the resignations of four faculty members at West Virginia Institute of Technology effective at semester end. Named are Edwin M Faust assistant professor of modern languages James C Rucker instructor in air conditioning and refrigeration Daniel C Shewman instructor in engineering and Herbert Royer head football coach and English instructor. No replacement news provided.
Tech Graduates 69 This Year
West Virginia Institute of Technology awarded 89 certificates and degrees at its 51st annual commencement in Montgomery yesterday. Principal speaker Dr. John J. Nethardt urged graduates from Lorain Armstrong Scarbra Alderson Elizabeth Thompson and Ruth Dolly Mathews to apply their studies in business home economics and industrial electricity careers.
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Montgomery
West Virginia Institute of Technology
John J. Nethardt
University of Missouri
Lorraine’Armstrong
Scarbra
Marjorie Dee McVey
Alderson
Elizabeth Ann Thompson
Oak Hill
Ruth Dolly Mathews
Hope
Erlin Keith Chambers
Beckley
William A Davis II feted on fourth birthday by register staff
William Arthur Davis II was honored on his fourth birthday at an outdoor party yesterday hosted by his mother at their Phillips Street home. Guests included Mary Lynn Davis, Roy Kemp Jr, Kathy Roten, Tommy Wor Tell, Raymond Branham, Patty Clifford, Linda Crotty, Judy Shumate, Ann Gail Sclater and others.
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William A. Davis, II
Register
Mullens
Wiliam Arthur Avis
Phillips Street
Ot the Kinder. Garten
Society Officers Installed at Meet at First Baptist Church
Mrs W V Dailey led candlelight services for installing Woman's Missionary Society officers at First Baptist Church. New president Miss Bernice McCreary and officers take duties. six circles formed with chairmen named. Major goal is boosting missions with love gifts. two projects include a girls guild and a Girl Scout troop.
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Resister
Muelens
VW. Dailey
Woman's Missionary Saciety
First Baptist Church
Bernice McCreary
W. A. Finney
S.P. Paaris
B. A. Long
T. C Russell
White Cross
Roy Lilly
W. C. McGhee
Eugene Newsome
A. ©. Ashley
Home Missions
J. T. Chandler
Josephine Damewood
F. C. Bowers
L. T. Lail
A. H. Mounts
Hampton Hoge
B. B. West
R. C. Carr
Ed Stewart
A L Cook 86 Taken by Death in Dameron
A L Cook aged 86, longtime Dameron postmaster for 32 years, died after a four day illness at Raleigh General Hospital. Born September 7, 1865 in Dameron, he was the son of Tom C. and Mary F. Cook. He is survived by three children Kyle Cook of Dameron, Mrs. Edgar Graff of Dameron, and Grady Cook of Dillon, Montana. The body was moved to Valley Funeral Home Whitesville for arrangements.
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Register
Dameron
A. L. Cook
Raleigh General Hospital
Cameron
Tom C
Mary F. Cook
Kyle Cook
Edgar Graff
Grady Cook
Dillon
Mont
Valley Funeral Home
Whitesville
New York Central wins PSC approval to end 23 light freight stations
The New York Central Railroad won Public Service Commission approval to discontinue less than carload shipments to 23 freight stations in Kanawha and Fayette counties. A Kentawha County Kendalia stop remains open at attorney Harry V. Campbell’s request. Stations cut include Hitop Branch Acup Amelia Best Big Chimney Clyde Coal I
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Associated Press
Charleston
New York Central Railroad
Public Service Commission
Kanawha
Fayette
Hans
Harry V. Campbell
Kendalia
Campbell
Hitop
Acup
Amelia
Best
Big Chimney
Clyde
Vic‘Iter
West Blue Creek
Wills Hollow
Smithers Creek Branch
Marting
North Cannelton
Fayette County
Dorothy Personals Visit by Local Families and Soldiers
Mr and Mrs R M Peters hosted Sunday visitors including Mr and Mrs John McClashan Mr and Mrs Max Nelson Mr and Mrs John McCallahan Jr of Charleston Mr and Mrs J A Rose of Eunice and Frank Walker of Belle Also William Compton of the United States Army visited his parents during the weekend in Fateal States.
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Register
Dorothy
R. M
Peters
John McClashan
Max Nelson
John McCallahan, Jr
Charleston
J. A. Rose
Eunice
Frank Walker
Belle
William Compton
Fateal States Army
Girl Scout Troop 47 Hosts Tuesday Party at Church Street Home
Girl Scout Troop 47 and guests attended a Tuesday night party at the Church Street home of Mrs. Elbert Cook. Folk dancing and games filled the regular weekly meeting with leaders Mrs. Eugene Evans Mrs. E D Humphrey and Mrs. S W White Jr supervising. Cookies and punch were served, and plans were announced for a June 5 meeting at Ben Dunman Elementary with Paw Markowitz teaching tennis on the playground courts.
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Register
Mullens
Girl Scout Troop 47
Church Street
Elbert Cook
Troor
Eugene Evans
E. D. Humphrey
S. W. White
Gerald Snyider
Betty Cook
Robert Lipscomb
Sue Cook
Gordon Brooks
Sheila Snyder
Bobby Tabscott
Janice Snyder
Jimmy Joeffeoate
Emily MecNiel
Jack Jeanelle
Sonya Markowitz
Herbert Pearis
Connie Foster
Buddy Skidmore
Linda Newsome
David Robinson
Lula Mays
Tinker Humphrey
Elizabeth Cassinelli
Ronald Sutphin
Elinor Hall
Benny Shu
Paw Markowitz
Mem ‘Ber
Raleigh Fayette University Women Hear Report on State Industries
Mrs Clarence Buckley of Mt Hope spoke at a Fayette Raleigh AAUW luncheon at Mountainair Hotel on West Virginia industries after researching 100 state industries. Miss Eva Keyser reviewed the state AAUW Convention report and Dr Sara Smith of WVU addressed Woman's Role in the World Today. Miss Zella Bishop and Miss Lusa Clay retired as officers.
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Raleigh-Fayette University
Register
MT. Hope
Clarence Buckley
Fayette - Raleigh
American Association of University Women
Mountainair Hotel
West Virginia
Buckley
Clay Crouse
Beckley
A.A.U.W. Con
Vention
Eva Keyser
Sara Smith
West Virginia University
Ethel Keyser
Zella Bishop
Lusa Clay
Marine's Funeral Services Sunday
Funeral services will be conducted at 2 p.m. Sunday for Pfc. Lonnie Ray Jarrell a 20 year old Marine killed Sept. 22 1950 in Seoul Korea. Burial will follow in Estep Cemetery with American Legion Post 32 conducting graveside rites. Jarrell native of Dorothy Raleigh County survived by parents three brothers and three sisters.
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Whitesville
Lonnie Ray Jarrell
Seoul
Korea
Sycamore Chapel
Colcord
Benton Deaton
Estep
American Legion
Beckley
Jarrell
Hollywood
Montezuma
Marine Corps
Army
Dorothy
Raleigh County
Adam Jarrell
Adam
Charles
Clyde
Harvella McVey
Sylvia
Nina
George Jarrell
Eunice
Longacre Mine Hazards Slated for Correction
Federal inspector J F Haley cited electrical and ignition hazards at the Harewood mine of Allied Chemical and Dye Semet Solvay Division at Longacre. About 23 improvements were proposed for a mine employing 923 men and producing 6500 tons daily, including proper offset for Bemine fan, clearance in haulages, bonding of secondary tracks, overload protection, and ensuring equipment is in permissible condition. Recent fixes included root bolting, removing roof fall hazards, timely firing after charging, improved air quality, insulator support for power wires, and other safeguards. Wet rock drilling noted as good, but dust from electric rotary drills should be controlled.
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Longacre
Harewood
Allied Chemical and Dye Corporttion
Semet-Solvay
J. F. Haley
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W.D. Warnock
David Evans
C. J. Evans
Jackson’s Mill
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Kyron Iy Desi
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Linmac Avenue
Citcore
Tam Rhea Eyer
Byron Gebed
Kayes
Neville St
Drug “Store
A.L. Cook
Dorothy Personals
Girl Scouts
Ohio
West First St
Daytona
Mleate
Tai
Murphy's
Murphy's Dress Department
iCeMunplaycoy
W. Va
Marine's
No. Fayette St. Opp
Court House
Bulletries Tovnter
Cohen
Tintair
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