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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1947

Page

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Cora Haynes to Lead Recreation at Babcock Park

Lookout reports Cora Haynes of Lookout named to lead recreational activities at Babcock State Park. Charleston High School students Doyle Smith and Edward Holt will serve as lifeguards this season under Parks Chief Watt Powell of the conservation commission.

Register Lookout Cora Haynes Babcock State Park Watt Powell The Conservation Commission Doyle Smith Edward Holt Charleston

Thomson Rites To Be Held Today

Funeral services for W C Thomson of Mount Hope will be at 2 p m at Mount Hope Presbyterian Church with Dr W W Pharr and two ministers officiating. Burial will be in Highlawn Memorial Park. Thomson born in Scotland in 1881 was a member of MacDonald Lodge 104 A F and A M and worked at New River Company plant. He died Wednesday at 4 30 p m of a heart attack and is survived by his wife five sons three daughters a brother and eight grandchildren.

Register Mount Hope W. C. Thomson Mount Hope Presbyterian Church W. W. Pharr C. C. Lambert Clarence Figgatt Highlawn Memorial Park Oak Hill Thomson Scotland MacDonald Lodge A. F A. M Margaret Thomson John Parkersburg Hugh Marfrance William James Robert Mount-Hope Jennie Lewis Hipes Charmen Bud Jennings

Cattlemen Show Interest in Artificial Breeding

Fayette County Farm Bureau members and local dairymen discuss artificial breeding. In West Virginia twelve breeding associations operate in sixteen counties with 2,000 members serving over 15,000 cows. Since Jan 1, 1946 more than 8,000 cows have been bred artificially, helping small herds access superior sires.

Register Fayetteville Fayette County Farm Bureau West Virginia

Mrs. Roberts Visits In Oak Will Vicinity

Mrs. Florence Roberts, recently moved to Miami Beach from Oak Hill, spent two weeks with friends and her sister Mrs. Ed Webb of Scarbro. She plans time in Atlantic City before returning to Florida.

Oak Hill Florence Roberts Miami Beach Fla Ed Webb Scarbro Atlantic City Florida

County Offices Closed For Memorial Day

Fayette County offices close for Memorial Day observance with a skeleton crew in the circuit clerk's office. all other offices remain shut for the day.

En Register Fayetteville Fayette County Court House I. A Skelton

John Falbo Sues for Damages in Auto Incident

Fayetteville, John Falbo Jr. sues Jean Edwards Williams for 600 dollars alleging an auto incident. Attorneys include William J. Jacobs for the plaintiff. Other circuit clerk filings show multiple divorce actions and suits for damages and assumpsit, with listing of parties and attorneys.

Register Fayetteville John Falbo, Jr Jean Edwards Willams Circuit Clerk William J. B. Ja~kobs Pearl Slayton Robert Westwine Laura Lively Woolwine Vickers & Carson Betty Lee Horning Edwin Horning T. A. Myles Marjorie S. Skaggs Donald Skages H.E. Dillon, Jr Veda Nichols Metzker William E. Metzker

Selvey Plans Modern Structure Replacement Across Courthouse

Selvey, owner of the frame building opposite the courthouse entrance, says the old structure will be torn down and replaced by a modern structure. During construction his taxi stand is temporarily moved around the corner beside the W. J. White store.

Ategster Lavetteville Charles Selvey Court House Selvey W. J. White

Four Couples Receive Local Marriage Licenses

Four couples obtained licenses to marry from the county clerk's office in Fayetteville. The pairs are Paul V. Murst 23 and Uelen Jane Wagner 20 of Page. John Orva Kiser 37 Fayetteville and Barbara Ellen Niday 28 Ansted. Paul William Thorne 18 and Elizabeth Marfare Butler 19 Gatewood. Marion Paul Wilson 22 and Betty Jo Hipes 17 Whipple.

Yy Register Sia Fayetteville Paul V. Murst Uelen Jane Wagner Page John Orva Kiser Barbara Ellen Niday Ansted Paul William Thorne Elizabeth Marfare Butler Gatewood Marion Paul Wilson Betty Jo Hipes Whipple

George E Williams elected Mount Hope Lions Club president

George E Williams was elected president of the Mount Hope Lions Club at the regular meeting. New officers include J A Rowe and Lloyd G Fitzgerald as vice presidents, Wood Poling as secretary, and W B King as treasurer. Board of directors named: OQ Maxey E C Amick T R Weichel W G Potter I C Shumate C E Jones N L Kemp C R Hermans C R Bourland and WOM Frisk.

Y Register Mount Hope George E. Williams Mount Hope Lions Club J. A. Rowe Lloyd G. Fitzgerald Tom Rogers Wood Poling W. B. King Maxey E. C. Amick T. R. Weichel W. G. Potter Oak Hill Fayette County

Bride Reveals Name Before April 5 Wedding

Mrs. John D Branham announces her birth name Bar ara LeMarritt, foster daughter of Mr and Mrs C R Eskew of Whitesville and Fayetteville. The groom is a Whitesville native attending Morris Starvey CoHere in Charleston.

John D. Branham Barara LeMarritt C. R. Eskew Whitesville Fayetteville Morris Starvey CoHere Charleston

Foglesongs On Vacation Route Through Mason City

Mr and Mrs Sam Foglesong and their three children are enroute to Mason City and Wheeling for a two weeks vacation. The item notes freight charges per ton per mile vary by country with England averaging 2 408 cents and the U S average at 26 of a cent.

Register Mullens Sam Foglesong Mason City Wheeling England U. S

The Power Of God Movie At Memorial Building

Central Street Baptist Church presents a modern Christian sound motion picture The Power Of God at Memorial Building Auditorium on Saturday night May 31 with three showings 6 30 p.m. 8 00 p.m. and 9 30 p.m. Admission 30 cents for adults and children under 12 a dime. Local churches selling tickets.

Memorial Building Central Street Baptist Church

Bible School Set To Open In Glen Rogers

Glen Rogers Community Church will open its Bible School on June 2 led by Rev. J B Dry field pastor and dean. A staff of instructors includes Mrs Carnie Thompson as superintendent of beginners with assistants Mrs Orville Gentry and Mrs John Thomas. Other teachers cover primary junior and music activities with Miss Ruth Alice Kellam as secretary. Children aged four to 14 attend daily from 9 30 to 11 30 am. The pastor will also teach a Leadership Training Course for church school workers.

Glen Aubra Nuckols Ruth Alice Kellam

Morgantown Guests Visit Oceana Relatives

Mr and Mrs Hermit Cook and their son of Morgantown are visiting Oceana area relatives for a family gathering.

Morgantown Register Oceana Hermit Cook

Mullens Lions Nominate Leaders for June Election

Mullens Lions Club members nominated officers for the June election. Ray Bowling, Mac Davis, Mic Davis as president, Edie Pryor Jr as first VP, C C Ritchie as second VP, Harry Williams, O W Andrews, Ray Wells as third VP, and Bob Wildey, Doug Hamlin as secretary and treasurer. Directors named Byron Toler, Bill Statts. tail twister Ralph Hash, Earl McGraw. Lion lamber Fred McKinney. Installation will follow with ladies night on June 26 at the civic club house.

Register Mullens Mullens Lions Club Ray Bowling Mac Davis Mic Davis Edie Pryor, Jr C. C. Ritchie Harry Williams O. W. Andrews Ray Wells Bob Wildey Doug Hamlin Byron Toler Bill Statts Bill Statts, Tail Twister Ralph Hash Earl McGraw Lion Lamer Fred McKinney Civic Club West Mullens

Father and Son File Damage Suits in Wyoming County

In Wyoming County Circuit Court Aubrey J. Miller and his son Aubrey Jr sue Coca Cola Bottling Works over a head on collision on State Route 16 near New Richmond on April 17. They seek damages of 25 000 for Miller and 3 000 for his son for injuries including facial cuts and a hand injury.

Wyoming Coca-Cola Aubrey J. Miller Mahon Miner Aubrey, Jr New Richmond Roward Owen Fred T. Kingdon Miller Kingdon

Waldrons Welcome Seven Pound Daughter Susan Lee

Mr and Mrs W D Waldron announce the birth of a seven pound daughter Susan Lee at St Thomas Hospital Akron Ohio on May 19 Joanie Jordan is now Mrs Waldron and the family includes two sons Danny and Jimmy The article notes also marriage licenses for James Billings and Charlene Vanhoy and John Dixon and Beulah Shumate from the county clerk’s office in Pineville.

W. D Pineville James Billings Otsego Charlene Vanhoy Itmann John W. Dixon Beulah G. Shumate Saulsville

Revival Services Set to Open at Glen Rog Community Church

The Rev. J. B. Dryfield, pastor, announces revival services to begin at Glen Roges Community Church on June 2. A disjointed note also mentions railway accidents and a speculative claim about life expectancy for rail passengers traveling 100 miles daily.

Rent Official Assigned to Mullens for County Clinics

Richard E. Bailey announces Bluefield area rent director will start June 1 with Wiley Yates holding weekly rent clinics in Mullens every Wednesday. Wyoming County rent control records moved to Bluefield. inquiries urged to contact the Bluefield office. Yates held the first clinic May 26 at Mullens Hotel.

Register Mullens Richard E. Bailey Bluefield Area Wiley Yates Bailey Wyoming Wyoming County Bluefield Yates

Negro recounts escape from lynch mob in North Carolina

Buddy Bush, 22, a lumberman's helper, described a dawn abduction attempt by six masked white men at Northampton jail. He fled through fences into woods, survived with no food or drink, then surrendered after a minister advised him to turn himself in. Joe Cunningham linked to assailants. bonds set at 2500 dollars.

Associated Press Raleigh N. C Godwin Buddy) Bush Bush Northhampton Jackson Rich Square Joe Cunningham Cunningham Buddy

Mullens Women of the Moose Nominate Lodge Officers

The Mullens chapter nominates candidates for senior regent junior regent chaplain recorder treasurer and more. Installations set for late June after next week’s election. Also plans for Girls State Camp sponsorship and a June 11 farewell shower. A charity dance at Moose Hall is scheduled for Saturday night and a Moose Legion dinner is planned for Sunday.

Register Mullens The Women of the Moose Juanita Atking Marjorie Ball Judy Howery Grace Deal Isabelle Cook Georgia Frank June Coffe Hattie Sue Bowling Carrie Bailey Dorothy Gilreath Billy Jean Ziegler Garnet Ziegler Price Jackson's Mill Moose Hall Moose Legion

Memorial Day Services at Marianna Community Churches

Memorial Day services will be held during the regular Sunday worship. The pastor will present a sermon on What is your Ultimate Goal. Prayers will be offered for deceased members and the choirs will sing memorial anthems. Mrs Lawrence convalescing Mullens Mrs Cecil S Lawrence recuperating at her Guynardotte Avenue home after Ian Sutraing at Beckley Hospital.

Register Stan Marianna Lawrence Register Mullens Cecil S. Lawrence Guyrandotte Avenue Ian Beckley Hospital

Youth Treated For Old Football Injury

Alfred J. Wright Jr a 17 year old Negro of 409 South Fayette Street was treated at Beckley Hospital Thursday for an old leg injury from football several months ago. Mullens Jack Goode son of Mrs Nan Goode Moran Avenue recovering at Raleigh General Hospital after an operation Monday. His mother and brother Sheriff Paul Goode visited him earlier this week. Mullens Mrs F S Calfee jets her son and daughter to visit the Smiths in Huntington on the Smiths golden wedding anniversary.

Alfred J. Wright, Jr South Fayette Street Beckley Hospital Register Mullens Jack Goode Nan Goode Moran Avenue Raleigh General Hospital Wyoming County Paul Goode Huntington F. 5. Calfee F. 5S Calfee, Jr Howard Pritchard Guyandotte Avenue John Smith Smiths

Supervisor on Visit by Health Department Official

Miss Isabelle Mac Cann of Lewisburg, nursing supervisor for the state health department, visits the home of Dr. and Mrs. Ward Wylie on Moran Avenue while touring the Wyoming County Health Department this week.

Register Mullens Isabelle MacCann Lewisburg State Department of Health Ward Wylie Moran Avenue Wyoming County Health Department

Will Visit Sisters in Harrington and Wichita Kansas

Mrs. W. C. Settle plans a weekend departure to visit her sisters in Harrington and Wichita Kansas for two weeks.

Register Fayetteville W. C. Settle Harrington Wichita Kansas

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