Divorce Suits On Docket In Fayette Court
Fayette Circuit Court will try 58 divorce cases in the July term. Trials begin July 1 with a list including Ellen versus Clarence Bender, Monna Sue versus Robert W. King, John Willin versus Janet Kessler, Virginia versus Howard P. Artur, Genevieve L. versus David Jones, Martha versus Robert L. Matheney, Clifford family cases, and many others across Fayetteville.
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Fayetteville
RNS
Fayette
Ellen
Clarence Benderda
Frank Cox
Monna Sue
Robert W. King
John Willin
Janet Arlene Kessler
Vestta
Frederick Lee Fita‘water
Jay J
Billy Gene Johnson
Dorothy J
George B. Stone
Norma
Thomas C. Treadway
Clifton
Juanita Munday
Rufus J
Mary Lou Dempsey
George B
Dorothy J. Stone
Virginia A
Howard P. Artur
Genevieve L
David Jones
Raymond
Shir-loy Fannis
David
Ruth Christian
Mattie
Ralph Ballengee
Leonia C
Elgin B. Braga
Pauline
John W. Jackson
Margie HV
Robert Metheney Jr
Roosevelt
Verda H. Messer
Velma
John A. Wilson
Artie Warwick
Martha
Robert Lee Matheney
Walker
Margaret Kincaid
Earl
Zeltie Perry
Charles F
Betty J. Snodgrass
Barbara E
Clarence Prisl
Genevieve
Estil Thomas
Bettijane H
Arthur J. Horrigan
Effie F
Donald King
Ray
Maude Howard
Elizabeth A
John William Farrish
Marilyn
Nathaniel G. Bro
Glen Rogers Personals Weekend guests and family visits cross state lines
Glen Rogers notes weekend guests in the Jend Mes John Sizemore home and lists relatives from Honaker and Pulaski Virginia plus Ball Shumate Mildred Mimate Glen Fork. Margaret Taraczkozy spent weekend with son in Huntington. Don Nuckols visited father Aubrey Nuckols. Carolyn Robertson attends Marshall College. Pat North visits Bob Sturgitt family. L E Simpson returns from Dayton. Bobby Wilson visits Hamilton grandparents.
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Glen Rogers
John’ Sizemore
Thompson
Buck. Thompson
Ander
J. V. Staley
Honaker
Roy Thompson
Pulaski
Grace Maxfield
Coastwood
Huntington
Aubrey Nuckols
Irene Nuckols
Carolyn Robertson
Claude Robertson
Marshall College
Pat North
Montgomery
Bob Sturgitt
L. E. Simpson
Dayton
Danny Simpson
Bobby Wilson
Leonard Wilson
Hamilton
Frank Wilson
GOP Leader Demands Apology From Demo Executive Chairman
Fayetteville area dispute over road policy erupts as Republican chair demands a public apology from Democratic Executive Committee leader T. E. Myles after Myles questioned the state road commission’s performance. The Republican statement cites road maintenance, drainage, bridges, winter road treatment, and praise for County Supervisor Glen Kincaid as supports for the demand.
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GOP
Demo
Fayetteville
RNS
Fayette County
Stig
Bridesmaids Luncheon Sets Theme For Kincaid McClung Wedding
Oak Hill hosts a bridesmaids luncheon at Oak Country Club prepared for Nyla June Kincaid and Hugh McClung. Attendees include matron of honor Mrs. David Porterfield and maid of honor Miss Ann Flack, with a large list of bridesmaids and guests from Oak Hill Raleigh Crumpler Montgomery and Charleston. A rehearsal dinner followed at Hotel Hill with pale pink roses and floral centerpieces.
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Oak Hill
RNS
Nyla June Kincaid
Hugh McClung
Cleveland
B. F. Puckett
J. Edward Lewis
Eats Oak Country Club
Oakin
C. P. White
David Porterfield
Hagerstown
Ann Flack
George W. Ballard
Raleigh
N. C
Barbara Anne Meadows
Crumpler
Mack 8. Hall
Anawalt
Jerry Kin
Tom Toombs
William Plyburn
Earl Skaggs
Huntington
Rudy
Chandler
Robby Robbins
Charleston
C. G. Eastwood
Beckley
Nina Wiseman
Wanda
Parrish
Marjorie Devers
Dunbar
Glen Kincaid
Wedding at Mount Hope Methodist Church
Payne and Jean Clay wed at Mount Hope Methodist Church in a 2 p.m. double ring ceremony led by Rev. J. E. Perkins. The bride Jean Clay, daughter of Mr and Mrs Josie Payne, wore a white princess style gown with blue accessories. Ruth Ann Butler was maid of honor. John Lambert of Bluefield was best man. Mrs Payne, a Mount Hope High School graduate, previously worked for the city of Mount Hope for four and a half years.
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Mount Hope
Payne
Pax
Ing Wits
James A. Lierary Hope
Josie Payne
Okey Payne
J. E. ‘Perkins
Ruth Ann Butler
John Lambert
Bluefield
Mount Hope High School
City of
Mount Hope Girl Receives Lions Scholarship
Cyn thia Smith, a Mount Hope High alumnus now living in High Point, won a $400 one year Lions Club scholarship to study English and journalism at Western Carolina College. She tied for first in her High Point High senior class with a 95 average, after attending Mount Hope until tenth grade. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F P Smith and granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. H K Nottingham of 116 Virginia Street Oak Hill.
New Richmond Woman Slashed by 13 year husband in Wyoming County
Mrs. Martha A Walker, 44, of New Richmond, was seriously wounded in a back stab by her 13 year old husband on Saturday night and rushed to Wyoming General Hospital where doctors worked to control shock and blood loss. The attacker, Fred Walker, a Virginian Railway laborer, was later taken into custody after a family intervention and police found Walker under a prior court order not to contact his wife. Also Saturday night a two car crash on State Route 10 near the Cleve Weaver Store sent both drivers to Wyoming General Hospital with serious injuries. George Laxton, 40, of Wyoming, sustained a possible skull fracture and multiple injuries, while Charlie Lambert, 40, of Skin Fork, suffered possible ankle fracture and facial injuries. Investigators indicated Laxton may have veered across the center line.
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Walker
Mullens
Virginian Railway
Richard
Wyoming County
Pineville
Wyoming General Hospital
Satuday
Cleve Weaver
George Laxton
Wyoming
Charlie Lambert
Laxton
Return to Delaware Pineville Church Leader’s Return
The Rev and Mrs Paul E Cook and daughters Annette and Melissa have returned to Newark Del where he pastors Calvary Baptist Church and serves as president of the Delaware State Baptist Convention He chaired Delaware Baptists at the American Baptist Convention in Cincinnati Ohio Mrs Cook is the daughter of Rev and Mrs Harry L Stevens Marmet
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Delaware Pineville
Rns
Paul E. Cook
Annette
Melissa
Charles W. Cook
Pineville
Newark
Del
Calvary Baptist Church
Cook
Delaware State Baptist Convention
Delaware Baptists
American Baptist Convention
Cincinnati
Ohio
Harry L. Stevens
Marmet
Couples Seek Marriage Permits in Pineville Listing
RNS reports ten couples applied for marriage licenses at the Pineville county clerk’s office. Names include James Eldridge Liddle and Peggy Arlene Gwinn. Arnold Gene Whitson and Martha Virginia Johnson. Tracie Mann and Maxine Bishop. Ernest Copley and Dorothy Lester. Benny J. Browning and Shirley Faye Goode. Bernand Snead and Jacqueline Webb. Ben Fanning and Phyllis Cline. Randal Hatfield and Janice Akers. Robert D. Fisher and Freda Toler. William Holdhouser and Carmel Ann Bower.
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Pineville
RNS
County Elerk
James Eldridge Liddle
Jaeger
E. L
Mona Liddle
Peggy Arlene Gwinn
William V. McNemar
Arnold Gene Whitson
Jesse
James
Edith Whitson
Martha Virginia Johnson
Rockview
Thomas
Bessie Johnson
Tracie Mann
Brenton
Henry
Elizabeth Mann
Maxine Bishop
George
Lena Bishop
Ernest Copley
Gilbert
Walker
Sadie Copley
Dorothy Lester
North Springs
Nervie
G. L. Lester
Benny J. Browning
Frank
Gladys Browning
Shirley Faye Goode
Walter
Lilly Goode
Bernand Snea
Virgie
Dixie Fisher
Freda Toler
Cyclone
Ezra
Jenny Toler
William, Holdhouser
Saulgville
W. C. Holdhouser
Mildred H. Shumate
Carmel Ann Bower
Soulsville
Ada Bower
Scarbro Garden Club Installs New Officers
OAK HILL. Mrs. E. D Errington was installed as president of the Scarbro Garden Club at the final meeting of the club year held at the home of Mrs. W. F. Hodges. New officers include Miss Flossie Hughart as vice president and Mrs. Gordon Hendrickson as secretary, with several members listed as treasurer librarian historian parliamentarian and reporter.
Nurse Patsy Sigman Joins Fayetteville County Health Office
Patsy Sigman, a Raleigh General Hospital graduate, is employed as county health nurse by the Fayetteville County Health Department. She lives in Oak Hill with husband Charles and their two daughters.
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Fayetteville
Fayetteville County Health Department
Patsy Sigman
Raleigh General Hospital
Beckley
Oak Hill
Charles
Funeral notices and license drive in Whitesville area
Whitesville report lists Dewey Harless of the State Tax Commission at Richard Brown Insurance Agency until 5 p m licensing those in the area who have not obtained them by today. Also included are funeral notices for L Evert Shrewsbury 70 Beckley and Gus F Bank 65 Crab Orchard with services and burial details, plus other obituaries and public notices arranged by local funeral homes.
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Whitesville
RNL
Dewey Harless
State Tax Commissioners Office
Richard Brown Insurance Agency
Shrewsbury
L. Evert
Third Avenue
Beckley
Caffee
A. I. Wilson
Memorial Park
George Parker
Roy Milleron
Ray Sigmund
Isaac McKinney
Joe Barquess
G. C Hedrick, Jr
Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens
Harid Pendry
Clarence Meadows
James L. Burnette, Jr
Vernon Riddle
Gene Rile
Wiliam E. Sulphin
Chéster Grubb
Wiliam Maybore
G. P. Henderson
Woodrow Bales
Williams & Craven Funeral Home
Lagowskei Lagowski
Frank J
Raleigh
Webb and Neal
Vance Drive
St. Francis de Sales Catholic Church
Paul V. Helsley
Sunset Memorial Park
John Peelish
Walter Peelish
Ralph Chamarro
Anthony Mellish
Joseph Fillock
Paul Novak
John Radwan
John Brezach
Anthony Filioek
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Conrab Bill Robertson
Arvid Robertson
Highland Ave
Ferguson
Mullens High School
Robertson
Southeastern District
Myles
Mount Hope Methodist Church
Clay, Payne
Richmond
Scarbro Garden Club
Caffee Funeral Home Bank
Neal Funeral Home Inc
Lured Zovey
Susan Darlene
James Covey
Mabscott
Rose and Quesenberry
South Kanawha Street
Maple Meadow
Fred Halley
E & Quesenberry Funeral Home Tlorists
Eckley
John ¥. Schulte
Amos E. Quesenberry
Quesenberry Funeral Home
Kanawha Statari
Rock OF Ages
Dial
Harper Road Ears Monument CO
Kyle Davis
North Oakwood
W. Va
Paul Thompson
Dial Exeter
Sam Black Church
Monumeo
Virginia
Robert L. Amick
Beckley Newspapers
Robert Hamrick
Iree
Harold Wiliams
James R. Webb
Edger
Todd's
Beaver
NEW American
Moor Sander
K. Mitchem
Gray Lumber CO Crab Orchard
Malm St
Buckley Photo Service
Church Street
Br. B. E. Silverman
Kidd's
Oakwood Ave
Thurbon’s Radio & TV
Sophia Head
Crab Orchard Hill
Cali
Foster Hardware CG
Main St
Lgarden
Cam Thompson
Fanigren
Waterdale
Sheinkas BC
Transfer and Storage
Lewis Transfer & Storage
Piney Ave
Ren
Walter's Insurance Agency
McCorkle Avenue
South Charles
Ton
Raleigh Insurance Agency
Lily
Main Street
Avon Cosmetics
Jennings St
Secur
Pasadena
Calis
Savannah
Georgia
Neville Street
Avon
Greenbrier
Nicholas
Pocahontas County
Roe
Richwood
Wilson Street
Royal
Comany
North Heber Street
Forgale
Leslie's
New York
Care Beckley Newspapers
Stover
Dla
Callum Pax
W. Vance Ad
Bob Mann
Maple Fork i
Earl Mann
Dairy
Hereford
Henry Conway Hardware
Sest Furniture CO
South 'Ayette Street
Dial CL
Fravely Tractor
Clinton
Call M. G. Chang
Princeton Garden
O. A. Lilly
Charles Vm Worley
Ralhelle
Keblyrooks
Johnstown Rd
T'Mccreery St
Len Daniel
Dial IV
Toledo
Merchant's Market
Wilson's
South Kanawha St
Admiral TV
Dial CL Iome
FR. C. Allen Cash Register
Oceana
North Oakwood Avenue
Vrolet
Watkins
P. O
Barberton
ADV
Sible Snyder
R. le
J. H. Stinson
East Beckley
Dean & Price
Williams
W. B. Jones
R. E. Bare
Roy A. Jones
Crescent Road
Kitte Dachshund
Chihuahua
Raleigh County
France
St. Dial
Craven Funeral Home
Sophia
W Va
Paul E. Craven
Fred X Williams
Ehvalier
Beckley Insulation Co
Ntin Webb Va
Neal
Funeral ‘Home Ambulance Service
Roe Neal
Marian Vance
SAS Sss
Keyser-Bryant Funeral Home
Douglas TY. Bryant
Rouih Oskwood Ave
Beckleya Monuraceis
Barre
Tor
R. G. Egnor
Crab Orchard Dial
Oak Bill and
Logan
Harvey Cabinet CO
Smaller A
Quality Lumber & Supply Co
City Ave
Oral CL
Raleigh Hotel
Prince Street
Mary Etta Bell
NICE
First Baptist Pour Bradley
Montgomery Ward
Crook’s Trading Post
New Raleigh
Sersica
Neville Bt
Bradford
Fay
Clear Fork Hardware
Basil
Ross Spangler
Means Lumber CO
Sisson St
Olla
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