Funeral services for Tilden Williams this afternoon
Funeral services for Tilden Williams 59 will be held at 2 30 PM today at First Presbyterian Church with Rev J L Oneweaver assisting. Burial follows at Sunset Cemetery by Keyser undertakers. Pallbearers listed. Williams died Friday morning from heart disease, head of the Beckley Motor.
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Tilden
Williams
J. L. Oneweaver
First Presbyterian Church
J. M. Hayes
Ritchie Ware
Keyser
Sunset Cemetery
Paul Bamwood
Claude Holandsworth
A. G. Mead
Platt Phipps
R. B. Yaple
John Wirtz
Charles Lewis
Floyd Sayre
A. A. Tieche
T. R. Ragland
D.C. Meadows
Joe L. Smith
J. E. McKenzie
Robert Winston
Gordon Thompson
Walter Burke
R. M. French
W. A. Stanley
B. B. Richmond
John P. Bonner
C. L. Allen
J. H. McCulloch
C. C. Shumate
French Lucas
E. M. Payne Jr
J. Lewis Bumgardner
L. L. Scherer
J. P. White
J. ©. Freeman
Carroll Hutchinson
W. L. Foster
K. M. Jarrell
Ray Richards
E. H. Shriver
EB. L. Jones
J. W. F. Beeckner
W. H. File
Ashton File
Willams
Beckley Motor
Scouts Qualify for Championship Troop in Raleigh County District
Prominent lawmakers and business leaders attend parents night as Scouts from Troop 89 Eunice in Raleigh County excel. Fifteen scouts earned round-up medallions, while Troop 98 Beckley led by John Bridge also qualified for the championship troop award. Training for leaders continues at Pattie Stockdale school Colcord with certificates to be issued at a July 4 court of honor. Hitchhiking bans gain ground in a third of states.
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Eunice
Raleigh County
Fred Likens
Norman Perry
James Harris
Cassie Campbell
Frank Long
Bobby Williams
J.C. Broom
John Hart
Jack Reed
Clarence Reed
Gordon Harris
Scoutteadersraining
Pattie C
Boy Scouts of America
Colcord
Clear Creek
Dorothy
Ameagle
C. R. Jones
North West
Beckley
John Bridge
Guy Amato
St. Francis de Sales Catholic Church
Sophia Troop 75 earns Round-Up Medallion and championship status
Eleven Scouts from Sophia Troop 75 in Raleigh County scored over five hundred points in the council Round-Up ending May 31 to qualify for a Round-Up Medallion. They met championship troop criteria by recruiting seven new scouts, advancing five to second class, three to first class, and earning sixteen merit badges. Seven adult supervised hikes occurred during the round-up, plus a patrol rally.
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Sophia
Seven Marriage Permits Issued at County Clerk Office
Seven marriage licenses were issued at the county clerk's office yesterday during its four hour open period. Prospective brides and grooms include Preston J. Weldon of Scarbro and Gladys Irene Bowles of Cranberry, Decalius Ray Williams of Eccles and Anna Lee Gale of Rogers, Robert Wyatt and Ethel Wyatt of Beckley, William Bragg and Norma Alice Bennett of Lanark, Willis A. Wood and Delta Virginia Perry of Mead, Virgil Franklin Allen of Princewick and Gladys Marie Harry of Lillybrook, Benn Wilson Mize of Beckley and Marcelle Smith of Skelton.
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Preston J. Weldon
Scarbro
Gladys Irene Bowles
Cranberry
Decalius Ray Williams
Eccles
Anna Lee Gale
Rogers
Robert Wyatt
Ethel Wyatt
Beckley
William Bragg
Norma Alice Bennett
Lanark
Willis A. Wood
Delta Virginia Perry
Mead
Virgil Franklin Allen
Princewick
Gladys Marie Harry
Lillybrook
Benn Wilson Mize
Marcelle Smith
Skelton
Pack and kin gather in Affinity area town notes
Affinity West Virginia social notes record Mr and Mrs Orville Pack moving into the former Cooper home. Cecil Pack of Lester visits his sister Mrs Tim Pittman. Clifford Mitten of Statesbury and Emerson Mills of Odd stay with Leonard Harris and family. The Brammer children visit grandparents Londa Sweeney at Ghent. F J Moore and children Patsey and Mickey travel in Virginia. Saddler drives to Peace Springs. Bridgie Pack visits Raleigh relatives. Mrs Edd Byrd and children return from Princeton visit. Leonard Harris and family also noted.
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Orville Pack
Bill Cooper
Cecil Pack
Lester
Tim Pitlman
Pittman
Clifford Mitten
Statesbury
Leonard Harris
Emerson Mills
Odd
Mason Fink
Fink
Betty
Mae
Lawrence Lee Brammer
Londa Sweeney
Ghent
F. J. Moore
Patsey
Mickey
Virginia
Ernest Saddler
Peace Springs
Bridgie Pack
Raleigh
Edd Byrd
Princeton
Local Family Visits and Weekend Guests Near Beckley
And daughters Maxine and Patricia Carol visited the former's parents Mr and Mrs Lee Harris at Maple Meadow on Wednesday. Mrs Dixie Davidson of Scarbro was Sunday guest of Mr and Mrs H H Wills. Mrs Elsie Lego and N F E Burns Garner were in Beckley Saturday. Mrs Polley Smith and daughters Misses Katie and Jeanina, Mrs Louis Canie and Alex Smith motored to Beckley Monday. Miss Ruth Wills, Mrs Mickey Bowers, Marion Yancey and John Harrison attended the show in Beckley Saturday evening. Several people from here at
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Maxine
Patricia Carol
Lee Harris
Maple Meadow
Dixie Davidson
Scarbro
H. H. Wills
Elsie Lego
N. FE. Burns Garner
Beckley
Polley Smith
Katie
Jeanina
Louis Canie
Alex Smith
Ruth Wills
Crab Orchard Baseball Game Attended Sunday
A spectator attended the baseball game at Crab Orchard on Sunday, noting the event without additional details about teams scores or players.
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Crab Orchard
Spaniard Held for Deportation
Hermino Fraga, a Spanish miner from Tampico, is jailed awaiting deportation proceedings after arrest by E. J. Scant. The fragile OCR snippet shows the local case moving toward removal with no further details available.
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Hermino Fraga
E. J
Immigration official charges land entry case
An immigration official reports a man charged with illegal entry to the United States after border crossing. Proceedings are underway to determine status and potential penalties.
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United States
Truck Runs Over Man in CCC Camp Breaks Legs
A truck backed over Lonnie Stevens 19, a CCC camp worker, breaking both legs. In Charleston today, Virginia McCoy 8 drowned in the Kanawha River after falling from a swing.
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Welch
Lonnie Stevens
CCC
Associated Press
Charleston
Virginia McCoy
Kanawha River
Hambrick Dead at 67 in Pocahontas Division
RB Hambrick, 67, oldest white employed on the Pocahontas division of the N and W railroad, died in Bluefield on June 13.
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Associated Press
Bluefield
S. R. Ham
Brick
Pocahontas
N. and W
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Oscar &. Stauffer
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