Legionnaires Favor Exempting Vets from Income Tax Payments
In Mount Hope the American Legion District 7 favored exempting veterans from income tax on up to 5000 for their service years. A petition urged Congress to widen Reconstruction Finance Corporation allowances to continue loans to veterans. Officers and delegates for the convention were named, with a luncheon and musical program noted.
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Mount Hope
District 7
American Legion
Veteran's Administration
Congress
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
W. W. Givens
Union
New York
D. F. McQueen
H. A. Martsook
Edward L. Bike Blake
Lewisburg
Loudon C. Page
D. D. Harrah
White Sulphur Springs
Frank M Johnson
Marlington
State Department
Lloyd G. Fitgerald
C. W. Lemon, Jr
Jules
C. C. Clark
Previence
Carl Ssamples
Resolutions
William Whanger
Ronceverte
D. S. McQueen
H. A. Hartsook
Frank Richardson
Hinton
Children Entertain Parents at Outing
Mullens reports a weiner roast for First Church of God youth groups at Still Run on Tuesday night with numerous attendees listed including Mr. and Mrs. Bob French and Darce, Mrs. J. W. Caldwell, Ray and Gary, and several other families and clergymen.
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Mullens
First Church of God
Weiner
Bob French
Darce
J. W. Caldwell
Ray
Gary
Haven McKinney
Ann
Haven
Willis Green
Donna
Jimmie
Gene Dishner
Bradley
Karen
LaVerne
Pierce C. Watt
Donald Dewane
Carolyn
Vic Hayhurst
Vicki Rae
Bobby
Ronald
Eddie “Rohmer
Lois
Donald
Dewane
E. R. Hayhurst
Ernest
Gene
Jo Ann Sproles
Joyce
Bertha Graham
Barney Basham
Billy Phillips
Judy Stover
Gail
Patsy Shrader
Jeanette
Marvin Cook
Freda Hall
Jeanette Thompson
Frank
Harry Reed
Janice Wolf
David Jackson
Junior Tabor
McCourt to Attend Eastern Apprenticeship Conference
Okey E. McCourt assistant state supervisor of Trade and Industrial Education will attend the Eastern Seaboard Apprenticeship Conference at Lake Placid New York June 24 25 and 26. Hosted by the New York State Apprenticeship Council and the Federal Apprenticeship Training Service. He recently was appointed supervisor in charge of apprentice training for West Virginia under Trade and Industrial Service and is working with the State Council of Labor to establish a West Virginia Apprenticeship Council and a state legislative program. He is spending a week’s vacation here with his wife and three daughters.
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Pineville
Okey E. McCourt
Lake Placid
Adirondacks
New York State Apprentiship Council
Federal
Apprentiship Training Service
McCourt
West Virginia
Trade and Industrial Service
State Council of Labor
Dinner Planned By Circle Meet At Pineville
The Women’s Society of Christian Service led by Mrs T G Morgan met at Mrs John S Lambert’s home to plan a Fellowship Dinner at Pineville Palisades Park on Thursday June 24 at 6 p m Tickets are on sale by members A program on The Christian Alcohol and The Public was given by Mrs A B Robertson and a reading by Mrs Lane Cooke A party plate was served at the gathering Next meeting is set for Thursday July 8 at 8 p m at Mrs W M Lewis’s home
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Pineville
T. G. Morgan
Women's Society of Christian Service
John S. Lambert
Pineville Palisades Park
A. B. Robertson
Lane Cooke
D. W. Hollinger
H. E. Crews
J. W. Martin
Frank S. Johnson
Grace Schaeppi
Roy S. Rector
Richard G. Stansbury
Enos E. Williams
Paul Weaver
C. A. George
B. C. Nichols
E. W. Worrell
Ora Turner
Stella George
Burke Weaver
Christine Lambert
W. M. Lewis
Lawton Eastern Star Elects Officers and Milam Rites
Lawton Chapter 135 of the Order of the Eastern Star elects its officers for the coming year at a public installation on July 13. Named are Virginia June Gallardo as worthy matron and Alex Anderson as worthy patron with a slate of associate officers and trustees. Separately a funeral service is set for Mrs. Marietta Milam of Wyco, age 64, with burial at the family cemetery after services at her Wyco residence. She died after a two year illness in a Beckley hospital.
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Wyco
Marietta Milam
Beckley
Wryco
Howard Rhinhart
Williams Funeral Home
Allen Milam
Phil Grose
Sophia
Martha Jane Smith
Helen
Henry Thomas Milam
Sydney Milam
Coal City
Vadie Milam
Haldie Milam
Thhree
Janie lLester
View
Catherine Grose
Ury
Lawton
Lawton Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
Virginia June Gallardo
Alex Anderson
Julia Shawver
Lonnie Forgen
Vera Adams
Francis Eads
Janie Anderson
Virginia Beard
Lorena McDaniel
Warder
Ella Forren
Senteniel
Helen Anderson
Robberies Reported at Glen Jean and Harvey Stores
State police said two Glen Jean and Harvey businesses were robbed over the weekend with about 127 dollars stolen. At New River service station in Glen Jean offenders removed a screen and entered through a window taking around 107 dollars in automobile accessories. A Harvey grocery store lost 20 dollars after entry through a window.
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Oak Hill
Glen Jean
Harvey
New River
Miner Injured by Falling Slate in Gulf Neglect
A Gulf Negro miner, identified as a worker from the area, sustained back injuries at about 2 p m Friday when falling slate struck him. He was transported to Beckley Hospital for treatment and is described in the report as insured by a register stall writer Mullens Jasper Stewart igast.
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Mullens
Jasper
Stewart
Igast
Beckley Hospital
Music Recital in Mount Hope by Mrs Ribble Pupils
Mt Hope program by piano pupils of Mrs. R. E. Ribble presented in three parts at the First Christian Church. Performances featured vocal solos duets and trios along with piano pieces performed by many named pupils including Jean Khody Ruth Brooks Mary Ann Wilt and Nellie Alford. Three young women Gaynell Foster Jean Kody and Patty Dower will join Mrs Ribble’s graduating class.
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Mount Hope
R. E. Ribble
Nancy Gooch
Dawn Davis
Faye Walls
Suzy Khody
Milton Kiddy
Shelva Webb
Jean Beavers
Bessie Tyree
Janice Jones
Mildred Ward
Nancy Sink
Sharon Rogers
Christine Williams
Jane Sink
Mary Sue Wilkins
Dorothy Toney
Betty Toney
Betty Rae Kiddy
Dixie Painter
Joyce Slack
Phyllis Jones
Carol Goodman
Connie Kessler
Belly Rhody
Patty Dower
Chartattle Studh
Patsy Witt
Jean Lawhorn
June Lee Lay
Rosa Lutz
Norma Sink
Wanda
Juanita Webb
Wanda Williams
Frances Bragg
Margaret Beavers
Montana Perry
Lorena Aide
Charlene Bragg
Sharon Armentrout
Barbara Garvin
Pete Pino
Sherwood Wilkins
Glenna Ellioit
Clarise Ramey
Betty Wall
Hobart Garvin
Oak Hill Personal News Several Family Visitors
Mrs. E. H. Smith is a guest in the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Waugh. The Rev. and Mrs. A. A. Angle and son Alvin are in Richmond Virginia for medical observation. EN Good left for Cincinnati to accompany his son home from the Cincinnati College of Music. Miss Mary Elizabeth Thomas attends summer school at Concord College in Athens. Cecil Lindsay spends the weekend visiting his wife. A West Virginia University student’s graduation date is not announced. Mrs. R. W. Williams is ill at home on Main Street. Mrs. William Amick of Minden will move to Berwind with her husband. Amick transfers with New River and Pocahontas Coal Co. Miss Starr Childers Miss Juanita Ford and Harry Ford of Little Rock are guests of Mr. and Mrs. P. D. Ford.
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Fayetteville
A. D.mccelland
Laird
Memorial Hospital
Montgomery
Robert Steed
Robert
Fred Swartz
Tully
Charleston
South Carnfree
Lina
L. M. Trent
Falls
L. S. Tully
Steed
Andrew Ander
Andy, Jr. Sidoffense
Lawrence Lowe
Theney and
Charles
Anderson
Bond
W. R. Ballard
Clinton
Couth Carolina
Obie Workman
Eddie Bennett
Lewis Ballard
Bill Bias
Horace Greely Shell Metallurgical Company
Alleyton
Tommy Myles
Pat Hamil
Harold Edwards
George Washington Univer
Washington, D. C
Nell Gladswell
American Red Cross
St. Francis Hospital
Oak Hill
E. H. Smith
C. S. Waugh
A. A. Angle
Alvin
Richmond
EN. Good
Cincinnati
Ohio
Bill
Cincinnati College of Music
Mary Elizabeth Thomas
Concord College
Athens
Cecil Lindsay
West Virginia University
Morgantown
R. W. Williams
Main Street
William Amick
Minden
Berwind
Amick
New River and Pocahontas Coal Company
Starr Childers
Juanjila Ford
Harry Ford
Little Rock
Ark
P. D. Ford
Wood
Llawn Ave
Milam Church Women Elect New Society Officer
Woodrow McGraw is named secretary of the Women’s Society of Christian Service at Milam Methodist Church after a meeting at Mrs. Morton Sadler’s home. The post succeeds Miss Mildred Brown who resigned for Pineville. The gathering was postponed a week due to the death of Mrs. Dorma Clay. Refreshments were provided by the hostess and Mrs. Olt Brown.
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McGraws
Amirs
Woodrow McGraw
Women's Society of Christian Service
Milam Methodist Church
Morton Sadler
McGraw
Mildred Brown
Pinevillle
Dorma Clay
Borne
Olt Brown
H. G. McGraw
Full Brown
Ted Clay
Darrell V. McGraw
Huey F. McGraw
Ott Brown
Opal McGraw
Ola Brown
Edward Kerns
John Meredith
Horace McGraw
Naomi Clay
Pollyanna
Naturalization Classes Planned in Fayetteville
Hernard Bailes of the Columbus INS office will conduct naturalization hearings in the Fayetteville circuit clerk’s office donderdag. About fifteen petitioners are slated to appear and be notified directly by Bailes. Final hearing is at 3 p.m. before Judge R J Thrift Jr., with new wartime veteran naturalization rules recently passed by Congress.
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Fayetteville
Hernard Bailes
Columbus
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Circuit Clerk
Examiner Bailes
R. J. Thrift, Jr
Congress
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