Frances L Mancos Weds W H Thomas in Charleston
Mrs S J Lilly of Glen White announces the marriage of her daughter Frances L Mancos of Charleston to W H Thomas of Charleston on Thursday June 15 at 9 30 p m in the United Brethren Church South Charleston. Rev R J Chenoweth officiated. The bride wore a navy blue print dress with white accessories. Attendants were Mrs S J Lilly and Nora Ellen, Mr and Mrs Guy Thomas of South Charleston, and Mrs Mabel Pendleton of Charleston. Frances attended Trap Hill High School and works at Kanawha Valley Hospital as switchboard operator. Thomas is a baker for King's Restaurant. They will live at 209 Cora Street Charleston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. J. Lilly
Glen White
Frances L. Mancos
Charleston
W. H. Thomas
United Brethren Church
South Charleston
R. J. Chenoweth
Nora Ellen
Guy Thomas
Mabel Pendleton
Thomas
Lucy Rabourne
Lancaster, C
King’s Restaurant
Cora Street
Dorothy Amick
Judy Walz
Queen Street
Nancy McMillan
Harper Road
Harrisonburg
Madison College
J. W. Walters
Jimmy
Hillcrest Drive
Thomas F. Stafford
Northwestern Avenue
Myrtle Beach
D. O. Totten
Ellison Avenue
A. C. Cline
Beaver Avenue
Parkersburg
David Lynn Hall
Graft Street
Montgomery
Henry E. Smith
Belmont
Mass
Nancy Lois Smith
Copley Plaza
Boston
Hampshire House
Hall
Norval R. Cooke
Nancy
Orchard Avenue
Raymond Cooke
Oceana
Joe Bartgis
New Smyrna Beach
Fla
Howard Phipps
North Fayette Street
Mrs B A Terry Jr feted at miscellaneous shower
Mrs A F Bryson hosted a Friday night shower for Mrs B A Terry Jr at the Terry home. Roses and greenery filled the decor with green and yellow motif. Guests included Mrs Wayne Mason and other neighbors. games were played with prizes won by Mrs Leah Trail, Mrs Harry Ellison, and Miss Libby Withrow. the honoree and husband, relocating from 2151 South Heber, plan to move to Dry Hill Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. A. Terry, Jr
A. F. Bryson
B. A. Terry
Bellevue Lane
Heber Street
Dry Hill Road
American Beauty and Tea Roses
Leah Trail
Harry Ellison
Libby Withrow
Wayne Mason
W. R. Tully
Marvin Wetzel
Trail
Jonalee Trail
Virginia Neal
Ellison
C. G. Wauhop
Incidents In The Lives Of- PEOPLE YOU KNOW
Dorothy Amick reports hometown notices of travel and visits. Many residents attend college sessions, conventions, or family gatherings across Harrisonburg Madison College Myrtle Beach and Boston. The items honor social ties and movements within communities including Decker Hutton and Cooke families.
Spring Tourney Winners Told At Local Country Club
Women golfers at Black Knight Country Club prepare for a 72 hole handicap tournament set for July 1 through July 31. Last year’s winner was Nancy Graney with runner up Walter Duncan and Patsy Callison third. Duncan defeated B F Puckett in the Friday evening spring event.
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Black Knight Country Club
Nancy Graney
Walter Duncan
Patsy Callison
Local residents share visits and illness abroad
Johnny recuperates after Shriner's Hospital operation. Howard Diggs family returns from Melbourne Florida. Harry Bales expected home from Louisville. Mrs Joseph Vargo ill at home since Wednesday. Mrs Wendell Marston and Mrs D Ramey attend Episcopal Conference at Peterkin Center. Randolph Walz and guest granddaughter Ann Goodloe host Staunton arrival. Aunts Cransfield and Brammer visit McClure Street. R L Bryan to Beckley July 1 from Chicago. E W Lewis family spent weekend in Washington, D C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny
Shriner’s Hospital
Howard Diggs
Jimmy
Gladys Sessler
Reservoir Road
Melbourne
Fla
Harry Bales
Whitestick Street
Louisville
Joseph Vargo
Pine Street
Wendell Marston
D. Ramey
Peterkin Center
Romney
Randolph Walz
Queen Street
Ann Goodloe
Staunton
Fred Cransfield
Gap Mills
Alice Brammer
Daniels
Informal Party at Masonic Temple Hosted by Kay Epstein
Kay Epstein hosted an informal gathering at the Masonic Temple on Woodlawn Avenue for a group of friends. The evening featured dancing and refreshments with attendees including Jane Ann Roberts Jane Noon Mary Carol Libs Nancy Coram Virginia Kemp Martha Jo Lamb Frances Sayre Nancy Nickell Joyce Wipperman Mary Lou Reitz Miriam Warren Nancy Kay Williams Carolyn Tully and others along with several couples P H Couch FE M Kindell K G Libs J A Noon and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple
Kay Epstein
Woodlawn Avenue
Jane Ann Roberts
Jane Noon
Mary Carol Libs
Nancy Coram
Virginia Kemp
Martha Jo Lamb
Frances Sayre
Nancy Nickell
Joyce Wipperman
Mary Lou Reitz
Miriam Warren
Nancy Kay Williams
Carolyn Tully
Howard Cook
Raymond Ross
Bill Lazenby
Bob Pulliam
Jimmy Dell Cook
Bob Vogt
Tommy Minter
Jimmy Windell
Nat Lilly
Donald Warden
Bobby Kosnoski
Charles Adkins
Bob Lyons
Mike Parkulo
Jimmy Meadows
Jimmy Lucas
Buzzie Vines
Bill Hicks
Rupert Shively
C. H Couch
Whitesville
FE. M. Kindell
K. G. Libs
J. A. Noon
Relatives Attend Military Funeral in Ashland for Cecil Elliott
EF W Lewis family travels from Beckley to Ashland North Carolina for the military funeral of Cecil Elliott stationed at Government Hospital Dallas Texas. He was killed in an automobile accident. Attendees include B H Lewis Harding Street J E Lewis Piney Avenue S E Lewis Eisenhower Drive and others. They returned to Beckley over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beckley
EF. W. Lewis
Johnstown Road
Ashland
N. C
Cecil Elliott
Dallas
Tex
Government Hospital
B. H. Lewis
Harding Street
J. E. Lewis
Piney Avenue
S. E. Lewis
Eisenhower Drive
T. R. Wilson, Jr
Clarksburg
Roy D. Millican
Woodlawn Avenue
Sisk Sharp Nuptials Highlight Local Wedding
Ruth Sisk of Marshall College Huntington and Edward Sharp of Webster Springs wed after Ruth’s freshman year and Edward’s geology degree. Guests from Webster Springs Charleston McKeesport and Gauley Bridge attended. Sharp plans graduate work at the University of New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall College
Huntington
University of New Mexico
Sharp
Webster Springs High School
U.S. Army
Japan
Edward F. Sharp
Violet Sharp
Glenn Fosher
Webster Springs
Murl Cummings
Charleston
Samuel Emmerson
Martha Wiggins
McKeesport
Emery Sisk
Gauley Bridge
Wedding Attendants Included Miss Elizabeth Brother-in-Law
Miss Elizabeth was the only attendant alongside the bride’s brother-in-law. Miss Heath wore a pink street length dress. A reception followed at the bride’s parents’ home. Mrs. Wilburn, a 1950 Shady Spring High School graduate, and her husband, a former Army Air Force member, will reside in Daniels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Heath
Wilburn
Shady Spring High School
Army Air Force
Daniels
Chicago homemakers poll asks where family washing is done
Associated Press survey of 405 Chicago women shows 281 do laundry at home, 104 at a laundry, 15 at a self service laundry, and five wash for neighbors or relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Weekend Guests and Travel to Huntington Hospital Treatment
Alexandria, Virginia visitors extend weekend stays with the Houchins family of 209 First Avenue and Mrs. W. B. Darling of Glen Morgan. House guests include Mrs. Julia Zakar and Mr. and Mrs. Michael Stopp with son Michael John of Dearborn and Detroit. Jay Philpott of 245 Mercer Street went to Huntington to enter Huntington Orthopedic Hospital for a month, returning home Wednesday night. E. J. Dowdy of 205 Riley Street visited relatives in Roanoke, Ada Whitworth’s sister Mrs. Clyde Kiger and granddaughter Pearlie Ann Kiger of Mt. Vernon, Ohio last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilicagu
B. F. Stout
Bobby
Franklin Avenue
Robert L. Amick
Reservoir Road
Canada
International Circulation Managers Association
Manoir Richelieu
Murray Bay
Province of
Quebec
Preston Crosby
Riley Street
Baton Rouge
Baton Rouge General Hospital
Ray E. Decker
Orchard Avenue
Robert V. Lilly
Hinton
Deckers
Dexter Avenue
Hull Street
Fred DeHart
Joseph L. Price
Carl Dominion
Pam
Whitesville
E. E. Long
W. M. Littlejohn
Mabscott
T. P. Roach
Charleston
James Simmons
Berkley Street
Pat Roach
Pine Street
William Lewis
Pineville
Charles Scott Lewis
Wickham Avenue
S. Lewis, Jr
Virginia Street
Vicki Massey
J. O. Massey
Jennings Street
H. O. Davis
Pax
Marshall Carper
Bluefield
Lois Fillmer
H. B. Fillmer
Red Wing
Beckley
Robert Higgins
George Willis
Page
S. D. Kelly
Montgomery
Elizabeth Ellen Keesee
Beccles
Judy Kidd
Coal Street
Charles Keesee
Jasper Keesee
Eccles
Lynchburg
Clara Bolen
Mary
Virginia Beach
J. L. Wallace
Calloway Heights
Johnny Venters
Billy
Dorothy Cook
Mann
Russell Harrison
Alexandria
B. ©. Houchins
First Avenue
W. B. Darling
Glen Morgan
John Bero
South
Kanawha Street
Julia Zakar
Michael Stopp
Michael John
Dearborn
Detroit
Mich
Jay Philpott
Mercer Street
Huntington
Huntington Orthopedic Hospital
Philpott
E. J. Dowdy
Clyde Kiger
Pearlie Ann Kiger
Mt. Vernon, O
Ada Whitworth
Roanoke
Richmond Cleaners Strike Ends as UMWA District 50 Gains Recognition
In Beckley West Virginia on May 6 1950 Richmond Cleaners and Laundry Inc recognized District 50 United Mine Workers of America as exclusive bargaining agent for eligible employees. A two week period of negotiations followed amid a work stoppage called May 21 with a June 5 strike end, as tensions rose over wage rates and agency terms. Sidney C Box UMWA District 50 Regional Director defends the union stance and criticizes owner Jess P Richmond for opposing terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
District 50
United Mine Workers of America
C.L O
Jess Richmond
C.L.O
United Mined Workers of America, District 50
Richmond Cleaners and Laundry, Inc
Beckley
West Virginia
Richmond Cleaners & Laundry Inc
Jess P. Richmond
Sidney C. Box
Howard E. Knuckels
Richmond Cleaners
Florence Widener
C.il.co
Raleigh Steam
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Delores Marino
Louise Terry
Ruth Collison
Vivian Pickett
Ben VanStavern
Cotton White
Ben Porterfield
Mary Syner
Amere Gas
Abe
Cbe
Abc-East
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Ebs
One Man's Family
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Mbs
Abe Jack Smith
Cbs
Ecbs
Gordon MacRae
Hollywood Playhouse
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Abe Bobby Benson
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Henry Taylor
Crime Fighters
Jvne Hasel
Mbe
Voorhees
Cbs Melody
Experta
Paul T Lavalle
Night Beat
Irma
Christopher London
Abe Bob Hawk
Ebe
E. C. Hitchcock
Elizabeth James
Thomas Turner
L. L. Scherer
J. P. White
H. P. Meadows
Hitchcock
Gross
A. B. Braun
O. D. Griffith
C. M. Bruce
R. D. Kemp
E. van Dorsey
K. Glen Evans
Bruce
W. M. Reeser
N. R. Chillingworth
H. L. Nickell
Fort Myres
Nickells
Paul Lilly
Paula Dianne
Denver
Colo
Hubert E. Lilly
Raleigh Heights
Johnnie Thackton
Ray Eller
Wilmington
Del
Fred Rutledge
Nevilles Street
Covington
W. W. Houchins
Ruth Sisk
Elizabeth
The
United Mine Workers of America, District 50
Richmond Story
Alma Howard
Frances Mullins
James G. Williams
Hank Kenney
Louise Jefferson
Robert Ashworth
Raleigh
Mr. Richmond
C.I.0
Sidney
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United Construction Workers & District 50