Mrs Hilton Elected President of Business Women Club
Oak Hill reports Mrs John Wilton elected president of the Oak Hill Business and Professional Women’s Club for the coming year replacing Mrs James Hess. Officers named include Miss Clara Payne as vice president Irene Johnson treasurer Miss Elizabeth White recording secretary and Mrs John Anderson corresponding secretary. The group plans a Mother's Day banquet in May and approved gifts for the district president and national convention.
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Oak Hill
John Wilton
Hugh McPherson
Juanita Scott
Legion Auxiliary to Attend Bluefield Meet at Luncheon
Members of American Legion Auxiliary Post 59 will attend a luncheon in Bluefield on April 16 where national vice president Mrs. B. D. Ward will be honored. The group donated funds to the Red Cross and to the Newton D. Baker veterans cheer party and planned a May meeting hosted by Mrs. Wylie F. Boys.
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Oak. Hill
American Legion Auxiliary
Post 59
Bluefield
B. DP. Ward
Central Division
Legion Hall
Red Cross
Newton D. Baker Veterans
H. D. Harvey
Total High School
WY. Feller
Mullens
Wylie F. Boys
Williams Riles Set Wednesday
Funeral services are planned for Melinda Lou Williams a one month old daughter of Mr and Mrs Gentry Williams of Artie. She died Monday en route to Charleston hospital. The Rev Charles Hudnall will officiate at Attic Church of God with burial in the family cemetery. The body was returned to the parents home from Valley Funeral Home Whitesville. Surviving are parents two sisters Connie Sue and Evelyna Kay and grandparents Murphy Williams Willie Williams and their spouses.
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Whitesville
Melinda Lou Williams
Gentry Williams
Artie
Charleston
Charles Hudnall
Dorothy
Church of God
Valley Funeral Home
Connie Sue
Evelyna Kay
Mis
Murphy Williams
Willie Williams
Arie
Husband and Wife To Alternate Prison Terms
In Bluefield federal court Judge Ben Moore ordered Henry Armstrong Southern and Dorothy May Southern to serve sentences at different times for forging and passing a government check to allow one parent to stay home with eight children. Henry Southern received 90 days in Mill Point and three years probation. sentencing for Mrs. Southern was deferred until his term ends. Other actions included three years probation for Riley M. Lilly for violating the Railroad Unemployment Benefits Act and prison terms for Wesley Watson and Raymond Howard for probation violations.
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Associated Press
Bluefield
Ben Moore
Henry Armstrong Southern
Dorothy May Southern
Elgood
Mercer County
Tie
Southern
Mill Point
Pocahontas County
Riley MM. Lilly
Qakvale
Wesley Watson
Princeton
Raymond Howard
Matoaka
Ashland
Bailey Funeral Rites Thursday
Mrs Goldie Gore Bailey wife of John J Bailey Baileysville died at 440 a m today at Bluefield Sanitarium from a heart condition She was a Wyoming County native born Sun Hill daughter of the late John F and Elizabeth Gore Survived by husband a daughter Geneva Bailey two brothers Bob Gore Perry Gore sisters Mrs E F Coffman and Mrs L E Scholl Four grandchildren The body will move to the Robertson and Foglesong Funeral Home at 2 p m Wednesday Funeral services 2 p m Thursday at Marleysville Methodist Church burial in family cemetery near Baileysville Rev Sam Harford officiating
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Jullens
Goldie Gore Bailey
John J. Bailey
Baileysville
Bluefield Sanitarium
Wyoming County
Sun Hill
John F
Elizabeth Gore
Sheil
tiGeneva Bailey
Bob Gore
Man
Jand Perry
Gore
Charleston
E. FE. Coffman
Huntington
L. E. Scholl
Eunice
Robertson and Foglesong
Marleysville Methodist Church
Sam Harford
Pineville
Driver Suffers Shock After Morning Wreck At New Richmond
Lowell Lawson 41 of Itmann is treated for shock after being trapped about 90 minutes when his car left State Route 1016 on a sharp curve at New Richmond and plunged 200 feet into a swamp. Herman Hicks 28 escaped and helped summon aid. Hicks and Lawson work at Itmann. Lawson was freed when the car was raised.
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Mullens
Herman Hicks
Hicks
Itmann
Lawson
Donachy Elected PTA President at Oak Hill High
John Donachy was reelected president of the Oak Hill Parent-Teacher Association at a Thursday meeting in the Oak Hill High School auditorium. New officers include Clarence Bruf fey first vice president, Mrs. F. A. Guffey second vice president, Miss Lottie Johnson secretary, and Dr. James Shelton treasurer. A parent talent show co sponsored with the National Honor Society is planned for March 31 with proceeds shared between the two organizations. FOGLESONG SERIOUSLY ILL. MULLENS Harry E. Fogelsong, Mullens funeral home director, is seriously ill at Raleigh General Hospital Beckley after a heart attack yesterday. He is in an oxygen tent.
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Oak Hill
John Donachy
Jre
Parent-Teacher’s Association
Oak Hill High School
Clarence Bruffey
F. A. Guffey
Lottie Johnson
Ata
James Shelton
National Honor Society
Fooglesong
Mullens
Harry E. Foglesong
Mullens Funeral Home
Raleigh General Hospital
Beckley
Moran Avenue
Oak Hill Doctor to Lead Morgantown Public Health Meet
Oak Hill physician Dr Charles Watking president of the State Medical Association will preside at sessions of West Virginia University long in Morgantown March 31 to April 1. The two day conference on cure and treatment problems in public health will feature Dr Leonard Scheele surgeon general U S Public Health Service and Dr Thomas Parran dean of the University of Pittsburgh School of Public Health plus sessions led by Dr Walter West N B Dyer Frank Langfitt and Thomas Harris.
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Ly Register
Oak Hill
Charles ©.Watking
State Medical Association
West Virginia
West Virginia University
Morgantown
Irvin Stewart
Leonard A. Scheele
U. S. Public Wealth Service
Thomas Parran
University of Pittsburgh
School of Public Health
Walter E. West
Huntington
American Medical Association
Heath
N.B. Dyer
Frank V. Langfitt
Clarksburg
Thomas Harris
Parkersburg
West Virginia University Board of Governors
306 Criminal Cases Docketed in Fayette
Fayette County opens April term with 34 defendants named by Prosecuting Attorney Carl Vickers. Cases span April 6 to 10 and include murder false pretense assault forgery resisting arrest grand larceny breaking and entering destruction of property and other felonies against numerous defendants.
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Payetteville
Fayette Circuit Court
Carl Vickers
Floyd
Dayton Craige
Andrew Thompson
Aston Willis
Sidney Mosley
Gilbert Garten
Leshie Fox
Clifford Skaggs
Arch Gilbert
Jack Gilbert
William Mitchell Ritchie
Ever Leaner Thomas
Daryl Ray Dicklerson
Charles William Haga
James C. Young
Jay Chambers
Verdel Norris
Lawrence Dow
Norman Wil
Liams
Percy God
Tom Taslow
Waymon Taylor
Andrewhemes
Asault
Jess Lee
J. A
Barkers Ridge PTA Meeting Sets Nominating Panel
Barkers Ridge District PTA holds a meeting at Herndon High School to appoint a nominating committee for next year and report in April. The first program segment features Cover Boy Scout Troop 140 led by Cleve McMillan. The second segment hosts a NC A panel on membership advantages with Future Teachers of America members presenting.
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Herndon
Barkers Ridge
Parent-Teacher's Association
Herndon High School
Uner
Cleve McMillan
North Central Association
Virgil J. Stewart
Future Teachers of America
N.C. A
Tome
Eimanued Church
Lee Jones
Louise Bjork
Wanda Green
Irene McKinney
Barbara Avilaman
Darlene Milam
Ellen Jack Lester
Janie Dove
Fain Funeral Services Today
Funeral services for Robert M. Fain are set for 2 30 p m at Goodwins Chapel Princeton with Rev Z F Mayberry officiating. Burial will follow in Hill Cemetery. Fain born February 4 1886 Howell came to Princeton in 1902 survivors include wife Mary and numerous children and siblings.
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Wesler Princeton
Robert M. Fain
Memorial Hospital
Goodwin's
H. Y. Akers
Binefield
Claude Howington
Princeton
Pvt
Albert Fain
Fr. Dix
N. J Ray
Glen
Shelby
Jean
Donald Fain
Dliowing
C. T. Fain
Oakvale
West
Elgood
Ernest
Emmett
Harry Fain
Coal River Lodge Plans Pineville Trip Tonight
Members of I Coal River Lodge 146 attend special lodge services in Pineville tonight. Attendees at Boone lodge Saturday include J. B. Bell A. J. Showen Flynn Miler and Wilson Hall.
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Coal River Lodge
Pineville
Register
Whitesville
I Coal River Lodge
Boone Lodge
J. B. Bell
A. J. Showen
Flynn Miler
Wilson Hall
Ice on Highways Fails to Halt Morning Traffic
Oak Hill roads showed a thin ice sheet yet traffic kept moving. School buses to Oak Hill arrived on schedule while local garages reported no wrecker calls. Sewell Mountain logged from three to four inches of snow as state crews monitored roads.
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Oak Hill
Sewell Mountain
State Road Commission
Stockman Dies At Greenbrier Home Rites Set
White Sulphur funeral services are planned for ML W Price 66 who died at his Pleasant Valley home after an extended illness. Rev D Denman will lead the rites with burial in Rosewood Cemetery Lewisburg. Surviving: daughter Mrs Maxine Pers Columbus Ohio sister Mrs June Ola Warner Clarksburg brothers Stewart Price Bridgeport and Rollin F Price Brownsville Pa. Price organized Greenbrier Valley Stockyards at Ronceverte and other stockyards in Greenbrier Valley before retiring to his home in 1946.
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Mlw. Price
Pleasant Valley
White Sulphur Springs
D. Denman
Rosewood
Lewisburg
Maxine Pers
Columbus
Ohio
June Ola Warner
Clarksburg
Stewart Price
Bridgeport
Rollin F Price
Brownsville
Price
Prominess
Greenbrier County
Greenbrier Valley
Ronceverte
Staunton
Covington
Arthur Hubner
Vester Law
Arnold Weren
William Boone
James R. ‘Kyer
J. L. Collins
St Patrick's Dance Set by Mt Hope Lions Club
Mt Hope Lions Club announces a St Patrick's Day dance for members and guests at the club clubhouse on Friday March 17 at 9 p m Entertainment chairman Albert Ratcliffe announced at the Thursday meeting Wood Poling will decorate the room with help from Tom Howard Charles Nelson and Sam Rankin David Carter and his orchestra will provide music President P C Graney urged members to read John T Flin's The Road Ahead noting its view of the nations path The piece also mentions a television program staff of 74 required to produce an average variety hour.
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Mount Hope
Afanis Hope Lions Club
Albert Ratcliffe
Wood Poling
Tom Howard
Charles Neilson
Sam Rankin
Lloyd G. Fitz
Gerald
Miller Gwinn
David Carter
P. C. Graney
John T. Flin
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