Bike Parade Tuesday Draws 162 Youths
Beckley officials announce a Bicycle Safety Parade sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce Montgomery Ward Coca Cola and Beckley Newspapers Corporation for next Tuesday starting at 1 p.m. Judges Mayor Hedrick Chief Scalise and Arthur Co Cundy will award prizes for best decorated bicycles among 162 entrants including many area youths. Prizes donated by Montgomery Ward and Coca Cola plus ice cream from Greenbrier Dairy. Registration closes at 3 p.m. Monday with T J Biggs handling entries at the Montgomery Ward sporting goods department.
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Jean Porter
Frances Jones
Lryn Jones
Armour Jarrett
Roy -Eye
Beckley
Mick Jarrett
James Grover C. Hedrick
Barrett
Charles Hall
Maxine
Withers
Virgil Allen
Chamber of ‘Commerce
Arthur Co. Cundy
Chamber of Commerce
Montgomery Ward and Company
Beckley Newspapers Corporation
Montgomery War
Greenbrier Dairy
T. J. Biggs
Montgomery Ward Sporting Goods
Montgomery Ward
Neville
H_ber
Main
North Kanawha
Panny Fara Wins Damages Suit Over $333
Raleigh County court yesterday set aside a jury verdict in the case of Dandy F. v Griffin and instructed Fara to recover $333.10 from Griffin. Another Beclkey matter, Floise Garrett v Dr Pepper Bottling, was reported settled and dismissed. Beckley Newspapers Corp v O F Mays continued to Saturday. Water clock use began in Greece in the fifth century BC as medical science developed.
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Raleigh County
Dandy F
Charles L. Griffin
Fara
Griffin
Floise Garrett
Dr. Pepper
Leourt
Beckley Newspapers Corporation
O. F. Imays
Beckley Used
Greece
Christ
Elippocrates
Second Street Paving Project To Begin in City This Summer
Wesley Millen. Sullivan, 51, of Ghent, died at 7:30 a m Wednesday in a totary hospital. Funeral 2 p m Saturday at Glen White Community Church. Burial in Caffee Cemetery Mount Tabor. Survived by wife Sadie, three sons Billy Marvin Jerry Eugene Milton Wayne, a daughter Lireena Sue, sister Bertha Wells. Funeral by Caffee Funeral Home. City to accept new street paving petitions for two weeks. Public hearings July 32 on 23 street petitions. Bids opening tentatively July 23. Streets listed include Allen Huffman Mool Willow Lane Graham Laren Meadow Mulberry Hull Jackson Jennings Oak Grove Rice First Alley Edgewood Drive James Hunter Hill Cross Dorcas Bibb. First group of 20 streets underway with Vecellio and Gragan low bid 184 428 25. Third group streets listed Curtis Street paved. Aim to finish all sections before cold weather. total about 60 streets. Vecellio and Gragan crews of ~21 men on first 20 streets. third crew ~8 men starting Monday. Third section streets include Antonio Barber Canaday Bock Earl Eighth Grant Junction Ninth Plumley Railroad Rhodes Riley Tenth Thomas Eleventh. Wilson lists more streets for petitions and calls them important links.
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Wesley Millen
Sullivan
Ghent
Totary
Glen White Community Church
D. W. French
Bob! Doan
Caffee
Mount’ Tabor
Hallie Prather
Glen White
Lireena Sue
Bertha Wells
Bishop, Va
Caffee Funeral Home
Phil Willison
Yes Nerday
Wilson
Allen
Huffman
Mool
Willow Lane
Graham
Laren
Meadow
Mulberry
Hull
Jackson
Jennings
Oak Grove
Rice
First
Alley
Edgewood Drive
James
Hunter
Hill
Cross
Dorcas
Bibb
Vecellio and
Gragan
Klaus
Myers
Curtis
Vecetlia
Grao~gan
Antonio
Barber
Canaday
Bock
Earl
Grant
Junction
Ninth
Plumley
Railroad
Rhodes
Riley
Thomas
Wilkes
Quarry
Gordon Hall Rites Set for Saturday
Funeral services will be conducted at 2 30 p.m. Saturday at the Keyser Funeral Home with the Rev. James Neal officiating for Gordon Turner Hall of Cincinnati a former Fayette County resident who died in a Cincinnati hospital Tuesday. A native of Cliff Top in Fayette County he was the son of the late Sarah Turner and Dailey William Hall. A brother Clyde Linwood Hall of Chicago died two years ago. He is survived by two sisters Mrs. Ethel Hill and Mrs. Alma Dale both of Mabscott. Burial will be in Wildwood Cemetery.
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Keyser Funeral Home
James Neal
Gordon Turner Hall
Cinncinnati
Fayette Countty
Cincinnati
Cliff Top
Fay ‘Ette County
Sarah Turner
Dailey William Hall
Clyde Linwood Hall
Chicago
Ethel Hill
Alma Dale
Mabscott
Wildwood Cemetery
Missing Woman Returns To Husband After Job Found
Mrs Sam Mitchem, reported missing since Saturday by her husband, has returned home. She said she left to seek work, obtained a job, and after reading recent newspaper articles she came back.
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Registar Star
Pettry
Sam Mitchem
Mitchem
Fayette Firm Faces Two Damage Suits
Opal ana and Shotwell of Glen Morgan filed two $5,000 damage suits yesterday in Fayette County circuit court against Sewell Truckers Incorporated. A Sewell truck leaving the road struck the Shotwell store and apartment last September. One suit seeks property damages, the other personal damages for Mrs Shotwell who was on the porch during the mishap. Another suit filed yesterday has Marsh Fork Lumber Company suing Maryland West Virginia Lumber Company for $2,000 over a road constructed at Marsh Fork’s expense allegedly used by the rival firm and demanding half the construction costs from the defendant.
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Opal Ana & 4
Shotwell
Glen Morgan
Sewell Truckers, Incorporated
Fayette County
Sewell
Marsh Fork Lumber Company
Maryland-West Virginia Lumber Company
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Raleigh Register
W. Vas
Petroleum Group
West Virginia Petroleum
Black Knight Country Club
Art Bornmann
Elk Refining Company
Charleston
Homer Robbins
Texas Company
Montgomery
Frank Allen
Pure Oil Company
Parkersburg
Francis C. Farley
State Association
Bobby Miller
Jery Armstrong
Robe Lee Sewell
Billy Hill
Lowell Johnson
George Gwinn
Hawlard Mollohan
Horace Roberts
James Weidensall
Eugene Milter
Ipaul White
Francis Blaney
Douglas Ashley
Ronald Cummings
Harold Cummings
Tommy Shaney
Henry Roberts
Garfield Manning
Lewis Mabry
Charles Maddie
Lee Calvin
Freddy McCullough
Leon Ford
Edd Jones
John Wynn
Rochelle Blackburn
Phil
Payne
Ned Payne
Pat Hicks
McDaniels
Yesteray
Zette L. McDaniel
Pha A. McDaniel I
jLot
Calloway Street
P. Ewart
Roy D. Millican
Edward P. Stansbury
Teresa Stansbury
Stewart Avenue
Ewart Heights
Prince Spreess
Charles Moore
Russell Nary
Joe Allen Sidney
Jimmy Nary
Field Munkey
Carl Parrott
Josephine Ward
Ralph Dillard
Jackie Reed
Timmy Hurley
James Rowland
John &. Hogart
Fred Neal
Robert Payne
Shirley Desa Moore
Jerry Lilly
Julian Trail
Buddy Giaddella
Charles Brown
Denny Lucas
Zenna Lowe
James Shannon
Bobby Filison
Franklin Taylor
Jimmy Taylor
David Miller
Herman Mann
Harriet Frnis
Vernon Davidson
Damon Setliff, Jr
Lois Lee Lickliter
Everett Wiley
George W. Springer
John Carl Baldwin
Paul White
Frances Jane Canaday
John Lee Eye
Jackie Snuffer
Jimmy Mize
Kenneth Braxton
Freda Braxton
Bill Stanley
Eleanor Ray Mann
H. H. Peters III
Darrell Freeman
Kenneth Kiser
Lewis Molten
Danny McClure
Joe Kittle
Bobby Caldwell
Millie Cooksey
Willie Cules
Bobby Harvel
John Lilly
Sim Wood
Freda Campbell
Billy Jackson
Butch Kittle
Tonmy Howekins
Damon Setlitt
Ronald McKinney
Robert Todd Merrick
Jim Barien
Henry Lewis
John Thomas
James Lynch
Patty Lewis
Dale Cummings
Bobby Short
Cedric Walker
Willie Walker
Jerry Carter
Jin Windle
Panny Fara
City
Sullivan Services
Gordon Hall
Fayette Firm
Saks Jewelers
Vio Neville St — Berking
RCA Victor
Fulton
Sunrise
Central
Earhart
Scott Avenue
East Prince Street
Roosevelt
Ringleden
Segmon
Peti- Truman
Sixth
Nobil's
Neville St. Bedleya
Ake
RCA
Aize
RGA Victor
W. Neville St
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