Tamroy West Virginia Community News Briefs
Local church services drawn large crowd during first weekend while Oswald Tamroy schools closed. Numerous social visits and family events across Tamroy and surrounding areas with gatherings, parties, and travel to Washington, Charleston, and Beckley. Community shows include a mining institute meet set for Fayette County with a July 4 date and a push for reunions and recitals by local clubs and church groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Smith
Stamford
Bureah
Oswald-Tamroy
Messers Lake Maddy
L. B., Gross
J. C Bailes
Washington
Cas
Tumroy
Chamber of Commerce
Ernest Plomley
Grand View
A.J. Logan
Greenbrier
Poteet
Aticia
George Poteet
Geni Treadway
Trix
Helen Fletcher
Due Zondle
Qak UL
Victor Wisco
Times
Lilby Sudson
Ghent
Eustene Whitely
Gail Pretcher
Reais Smith
Beckley Mowny
Jewell Cooper
ME Tope
Mae
Vernon Lawsen
Ak Gepild Neal
Mildred Carniesy
Wester
Pete Paris
Bod Lamisters
Budd
Beather Gall
Fletcher
Masco
Otheald
Mib Creek
Wes
Sprague School Children Stage Friday Night Program
In Sprague West Virginia about fifty children performed the principal number Over the Garden Wall to entertain parents and friends. Several other numbers followed including A Cowboy Drill and a duet by Billy Brubeck and Kathleen Griffith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sprague School
Billy Brubeck
Kathleen Griffith
West Virginia Baptist Convention Closes in Beckley
The West Virginia Baptist Sunday School Convention ended at Central Street Baptist church with about 190 delegates and visitors. Notable speakers included Rev. C. E. Woody and Rev. P. F. King, and a memorial service featured pastors HJ Watson J Turner and J A Perk ins. Officers named: President Rev. Philip King and vice president Merv J. D. Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Gresham
Mary Jackson
Ebenezer Baptist Church
Philip F. King
Atty J. Bulis
U. S
West Virginia
Baptist
Central Street
J. K. Smith
Clinton
Byrd Prillerman
C. E. Woody
Parkersburg
J. Thomas Reid
Miles Mark Fisher
J. W. Scottall
Huntington
W. Boyd
Charleston
W.€. Heid
Beckley
Tee A.toney
Fannie Anderson
ML Hope
L. A. Watkins
Northfork
D. ©. Furgeson
West Virginia Suite College
Anna L. Anderson
George Scott
Wilmer Deering
Theresa Mae Anderson
Rosetta Payne
Evelyn Payne
Christie Wright
Dessie Young
Dorothy Honzer
HJ. Watson
J. J. Turner
J. A. Perkins
R. D. W. Meadows
J. W. Scott
CG. W. Boyd
G. A. Cousins
P. F. King
Tan Woody
Woody
Wussel Quakley
AL Ware
Joe Jackson
L. 2. Jones
Williun Woody
Ton Woody
Robert Grayhorn
Wlc. Tanilton
Boomer
Binefield
Mr. Hamilton
Flint White
Hinton
No. Collins
Tmrsakus
Wilmington
N.C
Edna Collins
FE. Thomas
J. B. Melver
Hope
Robert Clasborn
20. Jones
FE EL Aniferson
Brooks Pierce
We. Jeffries
S. S
Marton
U.1e Prenty
Elkhorn High
Howard
Watkins Vines
Cmd
Lis
Marsh Fork District Hires Teachers for Next School Year
Reports from Dry Creek and surrounding areas list several local residents and visitors. The Marsh Fork district board met at Dry Creek last Saturday and hired teachers for the coming school year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bradford
Lae Iwinht
Wal Fiber
George M. Bradford
Dry Creek
Beckfer
Farley
Surveyor
Zada Barret
Garda Lee Wilson
Ube
Slickney
Board of Education
Marsh Fork
Martin
New River State College
Mount
Monteval
George Bradford
Maude Parley
Pearl Chambers
Daner
Sascoe Chay
Pellus
Henry McGinnis
Jack Creek
Mary Daniel
Merle Barrell
Mt Hope Event Marks Community Anniversary Ceremony
The gathering in Mt Hope West Virginia celebrated a community anniversary with local residents in attendance. Several speakers highlighted the town’s history and future progress as residents joined the event on a Friday.
Local Gathering Highlights Names and Guests in Blue Jay
In Blue Jay West Virginia Mrs Hetey Rithirh hosts a social with community healer Suan Owere and visitors including Mes Bellyse Phusdin and Mins Masie Grills. The event centers on shared meals and conversation among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hetey Rithirh
Suan Owere
Masie Grills
Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and Guests
Widespread social news from Munition West Virginia lists Martha Darrell hosting Megan in Dey Creek, the Welles family’s weekend visit, Maude Miller and family in Whitesville, and Beatrice Stewart visiting Pineville. Other mentions include Mrs. Cook’s guest Sabapollis and Mamillon Cries involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zen Hunter
Norma Cook
Pineknob
Maude
Tae
Wika
Martha Darrell
Megan
Dey Creek
Welles
Gamily
Mis
Maude Miler
Cook
Sabapollis
Mes
Beatrice Stewart
Pinehieh
Et. Miller
Saxon
Amuk
Raleigh Doctor Returns From Greenbrier River Fishing Trip
Dr. McRae Banks of Raleigh has come back from a fishing trip on the Greenbrier River. Ralph Holmes conducted business in Beckley. Weilneésis Colonel Ernest Chilson is visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Jones
Coal Vidley Hospital
Montgomery
E. E. Jones
RL HL Kelly
Ralph Bailey
Paul D. Hollen
Weleho Aa Willison
Gertrude Bradley
Mary Ballew
Beckley
Tennis Cope
Uupset
Coal Valley Hospital
Morgan
Elizabeth
Elizabeth Hertimins
Louise Morgan
Weal Virginia Westlevan College
Buchbatuaren
McRae Banks
Greenbrier River
Ralph Holmes
Beckley Weilneésis
Ernest Chilson
Raleigh and regional events mix in May Day and visits
Activities include R M J School Raleigh visiting Glen White School for May Day, a joint program, and a first aid training club gathering at the Virginian Theatre. Notables travel to Norfolk and Livermore Falls while the Pythian Sisters meet in Raleigh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
R. M. J. School
Raleigh
Glen White
Virginian Theatre
J. L. Willis
Norfolk
Via
Ruth Holmes
Livermore Falls
Maine
New England
Pythian Sisters
Raleigh Lodge
Joseph Lickliter
Beckley
Col. Brown
Aliia Williams
Pele. Anderson
HW. E. Carmichael
I, Mob
Russell Keaton
Bill Banks
Pearl Anderson
Craig Quesenberry
Bill Welsh
Floyd Allen
Mildred Yost
Charlie Nolan
Boone Thomas
Pocahontas, Vin
Ford Coupe Stolen From Lyric Theatre Area
A 1935 Ford coupe, Maryland license 259,327, owned by Ben Jaffe of Sophist, was taken from the Lyric Theatre rear alley Friday evening. Police seek clues and a reward is offered for the car’s return. contact state police or Sophia garage with information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meryland
Ben Jaffe
Sophist
Lyric Theatre
Sophia
Jaffe
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