Youths Waive On 2 Theft Charges In Lanark Case
Raymond Pritt and Kenny Smith is a year old Lanark boys waived preliminary hearings on charges of breaking and entering the EB Stanley store at Lanark and the Palladium roller rink on Stanaford Road. They were remanded to the county jail in default of $1 000 bond. A third boy taken into custody in Charleston with them is to appear before juvenile authorities. Readings of recovered items and missing cash tied to the skate club were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Pritt
Kenny Smith
Lanark
EB. E. Stanley
Palladium
Stanaford Road
J. P. Meadowsield
Charleston
Pritt and Smith
Stanley
Johnstown Road Family Ties Across States and Church Roles
The Belcher family history traces from Graham to Gary West Virginia then Becky as railroad health shifts, with sons-in-law and grandchildren. Mrs Belcher active in First Methodist church Sunday school, Good Cheer and flowers committees, leading Mother's Day observances with daughters Velma Wood and Joyce Wend Lopez and their families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham
W. C. Buckland
C. E. Beavers
Roy
Herndon
Virginia
Gary
W. Va
Railroad Company
Becky
Belcher
Pinecrest
First Methodist Church
PTA Plans School Visitation Day and Improvements
The Trap Bill Association approves a PTA led school visitation day for the next term and reviews PTA improvements. Elementary playground savings, basketball goals, shrubs, and library books have been completed, with football field lighting and new bleachers to be installed this summer before the ferry opens. A divorce case involving Telen Faye Legg and Harry L. Lege was dismissed May 3 in the ventil clerk's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trap Bill Pssociation
Actire Association
Tip Gay
PTA
Duenisies Stott
Payevyleville
Telen Faye Legg
Harry L. Lege
Ventil
Beckley classmates visit wrecked Mo. hotel area
The party tours the damaged Ashland area following the blast that damaged a hotel and nearby stores. Mr and Mrs L Allen and others report the scene, with the blast causing broken windows, scattered debris, and property damage across nearby apartments and shops.
Sunday School Singing Convention At Free Will Baptist
The Grugsy Bank Church hosts a Sunday 1:00 pm Sunday School Singing convention open to the public per district clerk Mrs. Ebner Cole. The event features the Young Women's Missionary Auxiliary of the First Methodist Church with Mrs. Lillian Ratliff presiding and Mrs. Fred Grogan delivering a devotional on attitudes and aims of the TRAP PETERS WANTED group. B.C. Clarksbury explains stewardship. a safety council may hire an engineer to help untangle traffic. A police sergeant was discussed to assist city traffic planning. In Charleston, 41 year old Virginia Colbert was sentenced to 1 to 5 years for voluntary manslaughter in Emory Givens’ death, while 20-year-old Huntington youth received three years for a similar charge after the victim fell from a room window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grugsy Bank
Besoce
Free ‘Wit
Ebner Cole
Young Women's Missionary Auxiliary
First Methodist Church
Lillian Ratliff
Fred Grogan
Peters
Ag Eeasocla
Reese
B.C. Clarksburg
Clarksburg
Inn
Rasmand
Tom Tington
Charleston
Willie Ervin Wilson
Cyrus W. Hall
Harry FB
Virginia Colbert
Emory
Abe) Givens
Huntington
Creek
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Edgar B. Simal
Tony's Super Market
Skelton
Etnt
James E. Williams
Beckley
Claude Williams
Modesto
Calif
James E, Yool
San Mato
Cali
Atlantic City
N. J
Fairmont
Johnstown Road
Montgomery Ward
Wardal
Anu
Marshall
Kermit
Dury Beckleyan
Bette Resamarshil
Allen
Tone Carlee
Ashland
Rele
DeLut
L. Allen
Lata
Ake Forest
N.C
Fanny Gerbe Beales
Gs Fauilers
Maya L
Olin
Rudell
Laateh
James Moorefi
Athens
T. C. Woods
Walts
Janey Ting
Beck
Dam Ley Avering
Brnue
Ely
Poms Fork
Rooklyn
N.Y
King
Vnal
Peer
Richmond
York
Raleigh
Thomas, Stafford
Willem R. Hohl
Beckley Newspapers
Charles Town
Associated Press
Maryland
West Virginia
Doris June Hash
Rolling College
Winter Park
Fila
G. Lester Hash
Granville Avenue
Eileen Denise Harte
Bennington
Vermont
Doris June
Rosemary
Lewis
Teeeke
Neville, Street
Post Office
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