Pineville Personal Notices Among Regional Dwellers
Pineville society notes list multiple visits and relocations. Russell Beavers family visits Blue field. Cook and Worrell families visit Oceana and Pinnacle. Bowmans reassigned to Cuba. Bowman family to Key West and Pineville. Drake moves to East Pineville. Dr. and Mrs. Drake employed by Cabot. Stella George visiting with George and Martin families. Ingledew relocates from Mullens. Temple family from Petersburg and Haynes from Winniston also noted.
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Pineville
Russell Beavers
Jimmy
Kenneth
Bluefield
C. C. Bailey
Davy
Bluefield Sanitarium
James Dow Cook
W. J. Davidson
Deborah Dawn
Lorraine Cook
Oceana
C. S. Worrell
C. H. Cook
Pinnacle
R. J. Linkous
Welch
Doyle Rine
Grantsville
Bill Irland
Pullman
W. Va
Sgt
Clifford Collingsworth
R. S. Collingsworth
U. S. Army
Fort Knox
Wyoming
Virginia
Mullens
Virginian Railway Company
Collingsworth
Isaac M. Bailey
Cincinnati
Azei Brown
W. B. McNutt
Staunton
Rev
C. W. McNutt
Bailey-Murphy
A. B. Robertson
Bobby Bailey
Robert Bailey
Ohio
W. M. Hickman
Covington
Kentucky
Thelma Basham
Cecil D. Gillenwater
Bortsmouth
Marvin Keller
Carlos Drake
Crab Orchard
East Pineville
Drake
Cabot Gas Company
Stella George
Miami
Florida
A. George
George
J. W. Martin
Roy Ingledew
Ingledew
R. E. Temple
Petersburg
John M. Haynes
Winniston
Mullens Sandlot Forms Two 7 Team Baseball Circuits
Mullens launches two seven team sandlot leagues this week under playground director Lewis D Antoni. The Midget League targets eighth graders and younger, the Intermediate includes ninth graders and up with an age limit. Teams include Moran Avenue South Mullens Mullens Hill Ca iorie Corinne Rebel Canteen Wyco in the Midget loop and Cook Furniture Mullens Hill Herndon Wyco Moran Avenue Corinne and Malhen in the Intermediate. A total of 147 boys signed up at two clinics Saturday at the high school field, with more likely before games begin. Plans call for regular schedules and playoffs among the top four in each loop, possible night games, and Knot Hole Gang passes through the Knot Hole Pledge in cooperation with the Black Diamond league. The director is also exploring moving the midgets into the Little League tournament in August with a committee to study feasibility.
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Mullens
Lewis D'Antoni
Moran Avenue
South Mullens
Mullens Hill
Caiorie
Corinne
Rebel Canteen
Wyco
Cook Furniture
Herndon
Malhen
Black Diamond League
Lewis D’antoni
Cecil Lacy
Moose Club
Dick Moore-field
J. Gollehon
Charles Cook
Cover
Art Raines
Tralee
George T. Frank
Bill Cretsinger
Black Diamond
Pennsylvania
Mulelns
Flower Workshop Postponed in Mullens Club Meeting
The Laurel Garden Club postponed a flower arranging workshop set for Thursday due to the illness of Mrs. C. R. Thrasher's mother. The meeting at Mrs. H. H. Mounts in Orchard Street featured Beckley guest speaker Mrs. J. E. McKenzie, past Azalea Garden Club president, who shared slides and travel items. New member Mrs. Robert Woods was welcomed. officers announced year plans and committee appointments as 16 members attended with a Mullens guest.
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Byster
Mullens
C. R. Thrasher
Laurel Garden Club
H. H. Mounts
Orchard Street
J. E. McKenzie
Beckley
Azalea Garden Club
England
France
Robert Woods
M. E. Griffin
Sam Pearis
S. W. Dunn
Ray Bowling
T. S. Swoope
E. E. Lampton
I. W. Dunn
S. P. Pearis
Initiation Set For New Members
Oak Hill Miss Margaret Smith and Mrs. Tillie Audrick will be initiated as members of the Oak Hill Laurel Rebekah Lodge on Thursday evening according to an announcement by Mrs. Lacy Neely noble grand Following the initiation ceremony a handkerchief shower honoring Mrs. Stella Decomas on her birthday will be given Refreshment committee includes Mrs. Mary Young Mrs. Beulah Prather and Mrs. Lois Toth.
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Register
Oak Hill
Margaret Smith
Tillie Audrick
Oak Hill Laurel Rebekah Lodge
Lacy Neely
Noble Grand
Stella Decomas
Mary Young
Beulah Prather
Lois Toth
Peggy Maxey Feted On 10th Birthday
Peggy Maxey honored on her 10th birthday with a party hosted by Mr and Mrs Carl Maxey at their Oceana home on Friday Attendees included Beatrice Fisher Sally Fisher Judy Morrison Bernice Fisher Wanda Repass Anna Fisher Arline Nicholas Garry Fisher Florence Bobby Maxey and Carrol Maxey.
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Register
Oceana
Peggy Max
Carl Maxey
Hir
Maxey
Pete Morrison
Beatrice Fisher
Sally Jit Fisher
Judy Blankenship
Duerss Morrison
Bernice Fisher
Wanda Repass
Anna Fisher
Arline Nicholas
Garry Fisher
Florence
Bobby
Carrol Maxey
Funeral Rites Held for William Paxon Kennedy
Funeral services were to be held at 10 a m for William Paxon Kennedy 212 College Avenue Princeton who died Sunday at his home Death attributed to a heart condition Kennedy born September 29 1891 at Montgomery son of Stephen P Kennedy and Rose Paxon Kennedy He lived in Princeton since 1910 after coming from Palm Springs California He served in the U S Army retiring May 31 1944 as Master Sergeant Ordnance Department He was a member of the Episcopal church and various fraternal groups including Kiwanis Veterans of Foreign Wars Shriner Scottish Rite Fort Branch Arch Chapter Aberdeen Army Ordnance Association Survived by brothers and sisters Frank J Kennedy Kathryn Kennedy Mrs Ralph Ward Mrs George Br War Monica Kiys and Fred Kennedy predeceased by a brother killed in World War I.
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Princeton
William Paxon Kennedy
College Avenue
Princeton Episcopal Arch
Walter E. Hoskins
Jennings W. Hobson
Resthaven Memorial Park
Kennedy
Montomery
Stephen P. Kennedy
Rose Paxon Kennedy
Palm Springs
Calif
U. S. Army
Ordnance Department
Episcopal Eres
Kiwanis Club
Veterans of A Wars
Shriner of Charleston
Scottish Rite
Chattenton
Blue Lodge
Fort Bra N. C
Grand Commandery F
Templar
Baltimore
Arch
Aberdeen
Army Ordnance Association
Frank J. Kennedy
Huntington
Kathryn Kennedy
Ralph Ward
Bluefield
George Br War
Monica Kiys
Fred Ken
Oceana Personal Notices Gathered Local News
Oceana social notes list Mr and Mrs J L Cobb of Springfield Illinois visiting their son Dr Glenn Cobb and family Mrs Anne Brammer of Mullens weekend guest of Dr and Mrs Emmerson Shannon Miss Brammer also. Mr BL Elder visiting relatives in Brookneal VA Mrs Bred Weir of Be spent Friday with her daughter and her husband Mr and Mrs Dudley ae and family. Mr and Mrs W Beanes hosted Friday guests J O Lively and daughters Bobby Kay and Carol Sue Beane Sharon Beane attended graduation with Ravencliff residents.
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Register
Oceana
J. L Cobb
Springfield
Ill
Glenn E. Cobb
Anne Brammer
Mullens
Emmerson Shannon
B L. Elder
Brookneal
Bred Weir
Dudley Ae
W. Beanes
J. O. Lively
Bobby Kay
Carol Sue
Beckley
Virgie Brown
Joe Lilly
Ravencliff
Sharon Beane
Andrews Named To Head Bankers By Register Staff Writer
Three Wyoming County men were elected to office at Group Five West Virginia Bankers Association annual meeting at the Gary Country Club in Mc Dowell County. W Andrews of Mullens was named chairman, with William A Davis of Mullens and W J Billig of Pineville named to the board of directors. The group covers Mercer McDowell and Wyoming counties. Andrews succeeds A C Mullins, who presided at the banquet attended by about 800. Other officers named include J L Morgan vice chairman Cecil Bond secretary and Shirley Vance treasurer with additional board members E D Brewer Joe Tibbs E W Cook E E Bailey P C Edwards and T A Johnston. Speaker was Harry Geisel, former American Baseball League umpire.
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Register
Mullens
Wyoming County
West Virginia Bankers Association
Gary Country Club
McDowell County
W. Andrews
Peoples Bank
William A. Davis
W. J. Billig
Castle Rock Bank
Pineville
Grup
Mercer
McDowell
Wyoming
Andrews
A.C. Mullins
McDowell County National Bank
Welch
J. L. Morgan
Bluefield
Cecil Bond
Shirley Vance
Saeger
E. D. Brewer
Joe Tibbs
E. W. Cook
Northfork
E. E. Bailey
Princeton
P. C. Edwards
T. A. Johnston
Harry Geisel
Summers Rescue Men Launch Fond Drive
Summers County emergency squad in Hinton opens a fundraiser to raise at least 500 dollars to equip volunteers for river rescue and safety work. About 50 dollars was collected at Bluestone Lake on Sunday as the volunteer group continues emergency readiness for the summer season.
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Summers Rescue
Register
Hinton
Summers County
Bluestone Lake
Marsh Fork Band Concert Shines at Marsh Fork High
Under Karl Schneider the Marsh Fork High School Band performed in the school auditorium Friday night. The first half featured marches and selections by Bennett and Isaac, with a midconcert intermission. In the second half the band offered Military Port, Russian Choral and Overture, Charma, Stop, and Indian Loy, with a lengthy roster of band members listed.
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Montcoal
Karl Schneider
Marsh Fork High School
Bennett
Isaac
Lillya
Clifford P. Barnes
Merle J. Isaac
Earl Elkins
Dorothy Beard
Vernon Stover
Joretta Gallimore
Jo Fesko
Carlton Posey
Yvonne Lykens
Ernestine Cornett
Louis McIntre
Alice Charles
Lillian Evans
Nedra Massey
Sybil Halstead
Delor Hopkins
Bobby Dickens
Bobby Stamper
Sue Clay
Jackie Daniels
Pat French
Donald Hopkins
Program Planned By Kindergarten Students Wednesday
A program will be presented Wednesday at the Methodist Temple by kindergarten students led by Mrs A A Edwards as part of graduation exercises. The lineup includes songs such as Jesus Loves Me The Lord's Prayer and We Live in America, plus readings and diplomas Presented by a list of graduates including David Abrams Jr Joseph Bahr Thomas Bazzarte Edward Berginnis Stephen Bratton Betty Brewer Jo Ann Casey John Fisher lary Ginrich Harriett Hall Stephen Hopkins Danielle Houck Benjamin Harwood James Kaye King Ronald Lively Geraldine Mannix Patricia Ossick Alfred Parsons Elizabeth Parsons William Pilkington Hulett Smith Letticia Sutphin Leo Thomas II and Robert Via.
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A. A. Edwards
Jesus
Jonah
Uel
Old Dan
Hank
America
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Hiawatha
David Alan Abrams, Jr
Joseph Kyle Bahr
Thomas Edward Bazzarre
Edward Lee Berginnis
Injured in Fall Leaves Mabeni Boy with Arm Fracture
Roger Bower eleven year old son of Mr and Mrs Toby Bower of Mabeni suffered a fracture and dislocation to the lower left arm and wrist in a fall from a horse at about 2 15 pm Friday. He was treated at Mullens General Hospital and released after a cast was applied.
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Mullens
Roger Bower
Toby Bower
Mabeni
Mullens General Hospital
Reception at Sprague by Homeroom Mothers
The first grade Homeroom Mothers at Sprague Elementary hosted a 2 PM Friday tea for about 200 attendees including mothers, teachers, and children from first through third grades. The event aimed to ease transition for entering students, with corsages, balloons, and prizes for oldest and youngest mothers, and featured Miss Atheline Rogers as teacher.
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Sprague Elementary
Schoe
Roscoe Wikle
Roy Kidd
Ellis Harris
George Parkule
Paul McGrady
Atheline Rogers
Jean Thompson
Hallie Treadway
Brooks Adair
Spra
Firemen Sell Extinguishers to Aid Whitesville Dept
Whitesville volunteers raise funds for equipment by selling extinguishers in sizes for home garage car or truck. Fire Chief H. Clay Porterfield and Treasurer J B Bell note uses include preventing damage or loss of life saving a call to the department and allowing a fire to be checked until arrival.
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Whitesville
H. Clay Porterfield
Portersfield
J. B. Bell
Elementary program at spring school concert showcased students
Elementary students presented a program including scripture reading by Carlos Lewis and prayer by Bobby Willems and Millie Sue Mackey. First graders sang Six Ducks and Smiles, second graders performed Juggler Man and Peter Cot cotntail, Paul David McGrady and Wilma Sue Carson did Chattanooga Shoeshine Boy, Judy Kidd and Lou Ann Bragg led a spring dance, Randy Blair read The Secret, Theresa Kidd aby sang Yo San, Ruth Ann Harris sang Come to the Fair and Morning Comes Early, James Bland read The World, with a flag salute to the United States.
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Gue
Carlos Lewis
Bobby Willems
Millie Sue Mackey
Judy Kidd
Lou Ann Bragg
Peter Cottontail
Chattanooga
James Bland
Ginger Evans
Susie Dew
Randy Blair
Crab Orchard Circle Holds May Meeting at Church
Twenty two women attended Crab Orchard Baptist Church Circle No 4 meeting with nine visitors. Mrs Sherman Deal led devotional, prayer opened, Mrs Walter Walker read scripture. Guests Phyllis Deal and Merilee Resnake spoke. Next meeting set for June 16. Also notes B L Myers visiting Keen Mountain Virginia.
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Circle No. 4
Crab Orchard Baptist Church
Sherman Deal
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Beatty
Cornersville
Battle Creek
Mich
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