Hospital Admits 40 During Week
Wyoming General Hospital admitted 40 as week began with a list of patients by name and town. Patrons include William C. McGinnis Mullens Jack Rupe Sophia Mrs Patricia Mullins Otsego and others across Mullens Stephenson Pineville Itmann Allen Junction and surrounding areas.
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Mullens
Wyoming General Hospital
William C. McGinnis
Jack Rupe
Sophia
Patricia Mullins
Otsego
Hattie Lewis
East Gulf
Louise Bishop
Stephenson
Lena Goad
Clay
Leonard Staton
Billy Matthews
Pineville
Allan Elmadollar
Amigo
S. E. Thompson
Princeton
Danny Frazier
Sabine
David Neece
Bud
John O'Neal
Thomas Wren
Holden
Helen Shrewsbury
Herndon
Nola Thomas
Aday Francis
Itmann
Barbara Miller
Charles Akers
Dewey Shrewsbury
George Salyers
John Lester
Juanita Pendry
Allen Junction
Velva Cline
Lashmeet
Mary Blankenship
David Sizemore
Corinne
Lawrence Johnson
Baileysville Personals Sunday visits and travels noted
Baileysville social notes list Sunday dinner guests and weekend visits among residents. The roster includes Theodore Riffe and family of Steeles, A. W. Fisher of Dunbar, Milton Archibald, Lundy Armstead, Harold Hatfield, Bill Repass, Rhondall Hatfield, Don McLaughlin returning from Miami, Fl, Arnold McLaughlin, William W. Bailey, Flossie and Ruby Hatfield of Gilbert, Peggy Sizemore, Karen Harvey, Johnny with Bill Ray Bailey, Lloyd Hatfield, Glen Finley of Huntington, George Brewer, Ethel Cook, Faye Adams visiting Norfolk, Va., Ernest Bailey of Columbus, Ohio, Simon Graham and family of Man, Robert Earl Gilley, Harry Gandee, Gracie Cooper of Cyclone, William Lester, Mrs. Waldo Cook of Cleadork, Mrs. Harrison Morgan ill, Mrs. Ray Shields, Mrs. Bill Moore, Myra Lee Riffe visiting Ann Toler, Jean Rose with William Lester, W. T. Moore of Pocahontas, Va., W. T. Moore Jr., A. D. Venters, Paul Crum of Inez Ky, Charles Shepard, Estill Muncy of Olin Ky, weekend guests of Vinson Venters.
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Baileysville
BNS
Theodore Riffe
Steeles
Elbert Toler
A. W. Fisher
Dunbar
Milton Archibald
Lundy Armstead
Charleston
Roane County
Harold Lloyd Hatfield
Bill Repass
Rhondall Hatfield
Brenton
Don McLaughlin
Miami
Fla
Strouse Carrol
Arnold
William W. Bailey
Wayne Bailey
Flossie
Ruby Hatfield
Gilbert
B. R. Bailey
Peggy Sizemore
Karen Harvey
Bill Ray Bailey
Johnny
Lloyd Hatfield
Glen Finley
Huntington
George Brewer
Ethel Cook
Faye Adams
Jimmie
Norfolk
Ernest Bailey
Columbus
Ohio
Simon Graham
Man
Robert Earl Gilley
QO. W. Bailey
Ira Jackson
Harry Gandee
Gracie Cooper
Cyclone
William Lester
Harrison Morgan
Ray Shields
Bill Moore
Welch
Myra Lee Riffe
Ann Toler
Jean Rose
W. T. Moore
Pocahontas
Pineville Personal News Roundup
Pineville readers hear of visits among local families. Mr and Mrs Thomas Cooper and son Tommy of Princeton spent time with Mrs E E Williams family in Wyoming. Mrs India Cooper and Barbara returned to Princeton after visiting Mrs A G Cline and family. Mr Hugh Campbell of Resaca stayed with E A Blankenship in East Pineville. Mrs C A George of Pineville visited her sister Cynthia Litton in Bluefield. Gordon Hickman of Pineville enlisted in the US Army and is stationed at Fort Jackson South Carolina for basic training.
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Pineville
Rns
Thomas Cooper
Tommy
Princeton
E. E. Williams
Wyoming
India Cooper
Barbara
Resaco
E. A. Blankenship
East Pineville
C. A. George
Cynthia Litton
Bluefield
Gordon R
Butch
Hickman Gon
W. H. Hickman
United States Army
Fort Jackson
S. C
Reunion set Beckwith Buckland Kincaid at 4-H Camp
A reunion for Beckwith Buckland and Kincaid families is scheduled for Sunday June 10 at the Fayette County 4-H Camp near Beck. Activities begin at noon and all members are urged to attend to discuss plans for organization. John Gill is secretary.
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Beckwith
Buckland- Kincaid
Fayette County
John Cill
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