Christian Church Members a Fete Pastor at Reception
EAST RAINELLE—Bert William Honaker 52 of Layland died at home after a heart attack. Survived by wife Pearl Taylor Honaker and children, three daughters, a son Basil in Alaska, three sisters, two brothers, and seven grandchildren. Funeral 2 p.m. Tuesday at Maplewood Methodist Church, burial End of the Trail Cemetery. Body from Wallace and Wallace Funeral Home. Also marriage permits issued to 13 couples in Fayette and Mount Hope notes on Rev Counts honored at banquet and reception by Motentope Christian Church.
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Pauline Collins
L. V. Ferguson
Mildred Honaker
Basil
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Ioie Butler
Blue Sulphur Springs
Myrtle Hundley
Maplewood
Nellie Hizer
Yale
Walter
George
Alexandria
Pat
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Trail
Clintonville
Wallace and Wallace Funeral
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Mary Elizabeth Wolfe
Page
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Joan Simms
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John Thomas Lucenti
Coraopolis
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Boomer
Loyd Mickey
Hattie McClanahan
Lingston
Earl William
Mount Hope
Gilbert Counts
Virginia
R. T. Mallory
Clarence Figgatt
W. W. Pharr
Terry Funeral for Joseph Serle Terry Held Tomorrow
Funeral services for Joseph Serle Terry age 46 of Ramsey will be at 2 p.m. tomorrow at Liberty Baptist Church with Rev. Ray Kessler and A. E. Ramsey officiating. Burial will be in Martin Cemetery. Born July 22 1902 in Ramsey he worked as a timberman. Survivors include his widow Helen Kinedic Terry his mother Ida Mester Terry two brothers C and C Mery and two sisters Sadie Levy and Mary Dempsey plus numerous nieces nephews and in laws from Victor Montom Montgomery Oak Hill Scarbro Mt. Carbon and Beckley.
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Joseph Serle Terry
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A. E. Ramsey
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Martin
Ramsey Juy
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Ida Mester Terry
Women of Moose Set Meeting in Mullens
Mrs. Mary Wall ace of Cincinnati will visit the Mullens Women of Moose meeting Wednesday night. Eight candidates will be initiated at 7 30 with Miss Georgetta Covak and others from Pineville and nearby towns. The program supports Save the Children Federation with Dr. E G Merwin and Miss Eleanor Reynolds in attendance. Refreshments and pageant plans led by Jackie Laxton. October birthday honorees and Mooseheart Night notes included. The musical comedy is noted as English-speaking entertainment.
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Mullens
Mary Wallace
Cincinnati
Mullens Women of Moose
Wallace
Grand Council of the Women of Moose
Abrs
Georgetta Covak
Pineville
Jane Dugan
iMiss Margaret Dugan
Hoselmary Durr
Ethel Cook Dillion
Rose Hawley
L.G. Clay
Ethel Ecelbarger
Save the Children Federation
Golden Biggart
Stella West
Mabel Witt
Estelle Caudle
Georgia Anderson
Mullens Personal and Community Notices
Mullens residents visit Duke Durham homecoming and plan Norfolk and Roanoke trip. Mrs N D Trent returns from Fort Spring after funeral of Ralph W Nickell 63. Burial at Mt Pleasant Cemetery Links Grove. Swope family bereavement Blacksburg death of Grace Ellen Swope before 90. Mary Janson convalesces from double pneumonia 10 days.
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Swoope
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Baxter Rites Set in Massillon Ohio
William Baxter 69 of Leslie died at his home Saturday after a yearlong illness. Funeral services will be held in Massillon Ohio today. He was born in England and leaves wife Mrs Merrier Kenny Baxter.
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William Baxter
Massilon
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Weekend Visits Highlight Local Family News
Ellen Rae, a Concord College freshman, is home for the weekend. Mrs. Harry Buford of South Mullens is reported improving at Marietta Osteopathic Hospital, where a major operation was recently performed. Her husband accompanies her in Marietta. Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Humphrey of Guyandolie Avenue host this week their daughter and son-in-law’s mother, Mrs. J. H. Kerlin of Charleston, for a weekend visit. Mrs. Fred Murdock of Welch visits Friday with her parents, W. J. Whepphe.
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Concord College
Harry Buford
South Mullens
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Guyandolie Avenue
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Charleston
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Fred Murdock
Frantz Ayskine
Welch
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Millers Welcome Son At Oak Hill Hospital
Oak Hill Mr and Mrs C P Miller Jr announce the birth of a son at Oak Hill Hospital on October 25.
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Brown Funeral Set for Wednesday
Funeral services for Mrs. Hate H. Brown 36 of Lockbridge will be held at 2 p m Wednesday at her home with Rev. Robert Jenson officiating. Burial in the home cemetery. Survived by husband FE E Brown mother Mrs Sam R Hicks of Lockbridge brother I M Hicks of Lockbridge and three sisters Mrs J P Ward Ashland Ky Mrs LL Gwinn Lockbridge and Miss Glenna Hicks at home. She was born in Summers County and lived in Detroit until returning home.
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I. M. Hicks
J.P. Ward
Ashland
LL Gwinn
Glenna Hicks
Two Wyoming Citizens Treated After Hospital Visit
Two Wyoming residents were treated at Beckley Hospitals last week. Mrs W K McClure of Lusk Avenue suffered head injuries from a fall down a flight of steps early Sunday while DL Stidam received treatment for a broken arm.
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Beckley
Ae Mra
W. K. McClre
Lusk Avenue
DL Stidam
Athens Baptist Church Celebrates 51st Anniversary
The Athens Baptist Church observed its 51st anniversary with special services led by Dr. Hugh D. Pickett of the West Virginia Baptist Convention. Mrs. Scott Rogers, Elgood, offered a church history begun Oct. 28, 1887, during morning worship. Rev. George E. Cutlip delivered the sermon Traditions, with male choir singing. Dr. Pickett was to be guest speaker at 7 p.m.
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Athens
Athens Baptist Church
Hugh D. Pickett
West Virginia Baptist Convention
Scott Rogers
Elgood
George E. Cutlip
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