30 May 1952
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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1952
Page
1
Miss Helen D Michalis of Whitesville was honored at a miscellaneous bridal shower Saturday afternoon in the Rebekah Lodge Hall Whitesville. Hostesses were Miss Helen Glaninas Miss Reba Hudson and Miss Clenraia Beane.
A funeral service for Nina Audrey Miller Turley 67 of Peterstown will be held today at 2 p.m. at her residence with Rev. L D Candler officiating and Karnes Cemetery burial. She was the daughter of Jim and Maggie Karnes and lived in Peters Town all her life. Surviving are her husband Arthur Miller, three daughters Evelyn Chambers Helen Dunn and Nannie McGhee, four sons James Benton Waldron and Alfred, 18 grandchildren and seven great grandchildren.
After a Maben apartment fire left two families homeless, Mrs. Annie McCloud and her half-brother Lawrence Wells, bothKentucky natives, learned of their distant kinship and arranged a first reunion. A second note reports Jerry Cook infant burial rites in Naoma and family details.
Oceana highlights show multiple Beckley and Williamson visitors, plus other relatives in town, including the wedding of Nettie Janice Blankenship to Franklin D Daniels at Beckley. The ceremony occurred at the Bainwan Mu Beckley home of the officiating minister Rev G E Hoffman. Survivors include Mildred Cheek and siblings. Burial plans at High Lawn Memorial Dale Ante test.
Aunt Delphine wakes the narrator to a grim scene as Lee lies dead in his room with a sword nearby. Lewis Haye arrives as fear and accusations swirl, and Aunt Delphine mutters about a hidden truth while Rae pleads for clarity. The group debates murder and inheritance amid growing tension.
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