Limited Parking Authorized for Moran Avenue by Mullens Council
Mullens City Council in executive session authorized limited parking on Moran Avenue at nights and 5 p.m. to 8 a.m. on weekdays and Sundays with restrictions. The measure followed debate over the no parking rule, with residents like H. Wikel and mayor William Holroyd citing traffic hazards and past enforcement issues, and calls for possible state road commission relief.
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Moran Avenue
Mullens Council
Register
Mullens
William Holroyd
Open Council
Mayer
Beren H. Toler
Club Members Plan Christmas Party and Gifts
Activities by Register State Writer Mullens report the Business and Professional Woman's Club will host a Christmas party at Mrs Lucille Hays home on Lusk Avenue with a gift exchange on December 11 at 7 30 PM. The club plans a Christmas box for a Bud family, and noted about 77 from a picnic kit sale, won by Mrs Grace Deal. Miss Georgia Anderson spoke on One Hundred Years Ago, noting the 1848 New York rights convention. refreshments were provided for 12 members at the Wyoming Hotel parlor.
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Register
Mullens
Lucille Hays
Lusk Avenue
Bud
Grace Deal
Georgia Anderson
New York State
Pineville Personalities Visit and Family Guests
Pineville society notices list Sunday visits and travel. Mr and Mrs Walter Green and Mrs Sally Cline visited the ill Mrs Louise Hose at her Davy home. Eddie Crews stayed with friends at Bud. W W Tackett and children from Glen Rogers visited Mr and Mrs J B Thormas. Dell Cooke left for Charleston to visit her son and daughter in law Harry W Cooke. S Worrell and daughters Barbara and Sharon visited wife and mother Mrs Worrell at Stevens Clinic Welch. W S Brooks and son Marion Percy of Glen Rogers visited sister Mrs Sarah Morgan.
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Ty Register
Pineville
Walter Green
Sally Cline
Louise Hose
Davy
Eddie Crews
Bud
W. W. Tackett
Betty Jean
Ray Curtis
Glen Rogers
JB. Thormas
Dell Cooke
Charleston
Harry W. Cooke
S. Worrell
Barbara
Sharon
Worrell
Catherine Louise
Stevens Clinic
Welch
W. S. Brooks
Marion Percy
Brooks
Sarah Morgan
Sub Debs Open Winter Program at West Mullens Club
The Sub Debs hosted a Sadie Hawkins dance and race at the West Mullens clubhouse drawing 20 couples Saturday night. Fibver McGhee played Marryin Sam as several couples wed. Refreshments were picnic style on blankets. 40 youths attended with chaperones Mrs. Henry Hall and others. Officers will be announced at the December 22 meeting.
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Register
Mullens
West Mullens
Fibver McGhee
Marryin
Sam
Lil Abner
Henry Hall
Harmon
J. L. Joyce
Conrad Shaft
Infant David Shuck Dies in Beelick Knob Funeral Held
Funeral services were conducted for five month old David Harold Shuck at 1 a.m. today in Meadow Bridge at the home of his maternal grandmother Mrs Nancy Smirialdo with Rev L M Legg officiating. Burial was in End of the Trail Cemetery. Survived by Harold J and Bettie Ratliff Shuck the parents, paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs J A Shuck of Danese and the maternal grandmother.
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Shuck
Register Start
Beelick Knob
David Harold Shuck
Harold J
Bettie Ratliff Shuck
Montgomery
Nancy Smirialdo
Meadow Bridge
L. M. Legg
Maplewood
Trail Cemetery
J. A. Shuck
Danese
Private Hauler Wins Princeton Garbage Contract
A Princeton city council meeting awarded a contract for trash collection to private hauler C. E. Anderson after a six week strike by 14 municipal employees. Circuit Judge D M Easley ordered strikers not to interfere, allowing limited picketing at city hall while health and safety concerns justified operations. Residents had organized private collections during the stoppage.
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Associated Press
Princeton
C. E. Anderson
United Construction Workers
Poppies Sold By VFW Auxiliary In Oak Hill
Over 2500 buddy poppies were sold Saturday by Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary in Oak Hill. Sale headquarters were in the Hotel Hill lobby with banners and flags on display. Participants included Mrs. 3. P. Painter and many others supporting veterans and dependents.
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VFW
Register
Oak Hill
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
Hotel Hill
V.F.W
P. Painter
J. A. Wallace
Kathleen Gwinn
Irma Fitzgerald
Cecil Maynor
Clarence Bishop
Betty Hornung
John Oyler
Irene Kurzyna
Geraldine Melenik
Mac Decker
Helen Pegram
Jack Toney
Eva Katsuris
Barbara Carpenter
Evelyn Stone
Donna Caldwell
Sarah Jane Ashley
Sibley To Keatley
Jean Sharon Frisk
Patty Caldwell
Sue Pinson
R. C. Woods
Freddie Nuckels
Miss Clifton Dotson Resigns Fayette Post
Miss Clifton Dotson resigns as 4-H Club Agent in Fayette County effective December 1 and will move to Mercer County with new headquarters in Princeton. She praises colleague support, asks continued cooperation, and notes correspondence during transition should go to J Haynes Miller or Lucile Hudkins.
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Weller Fayetteville
Clifton Dotson
Mercer County
Fayette County
Dotson
Fayette
J. Haynes Miller
Lucile Hudkins
Fayetteville
Nuckols Elected Court President
Beckley resident Jack Nuckols was chosen by H. G. Farmer and J. J. Shrewsbury to lead the Raleigh County Court starting January 1. Shrewsbury plans an January absence due to his wife’s illness and an indefinite Lakeland, Florida stay. The court accepted two constable resignations and named R. E. Bonham to fill the unexpired term of E. W. Mason. no successor qualified for Charles E. Bragg’s Richmond District post.
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Jack Nuckols
Beckley
Raleigh County Court
H. G. Farmer
J. J. Shrewsbury
Shrewsbury
R. E. Bonham
Killarney
Slab Fork
E. W. Mason
Rhodell
byCharles E. Bragg
Richmond
Gifts Presented To Public Library In Fayetteville
Mrs. F H Brazie widow of lawyer F H Brazie has donated 11 volumes by renowned authors, a set of encyclopedia, and shelves for the Fayetteville Public Library in the War Memorial building. The gifts are now with the Fayetteville Woman's Club at the Stotts home and will move to the library room for public use when the building opens. Brazie lived in Fayetteville for years and was an active Woman's Club member before moving to Charleston due to ill health.
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Register
Fayetteville
Brazie
Fayettevile
Woman's Club
Charleston
Youth Suffer Gunshot Wounds In Separate Incidents
Pineville Rabon Holloway an 11 year old of Clear Fork is in satisfactory condition at Grace Hospital Welch with a scalp wound from a gun discharge when a shotgun he carried slipped and fired. He is nephew of Lee Blankenship of Clear Fork, M E Crisp Lumber employee. parents are deceased. Mrs Weaver Thompson of Marianna is treated at Stevens Clinic for a gun shot wound to the left shoulder from an accidental pistol discharge and is listed in satisfactory condition.
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Register
Pineville
Rabon Holloway
Clear Fork
Grace E Hospital
Welch
Lee Blankenship
M. E. Crisp Lumber Company
Beckley Youth to Be Guests at Oak Hill Church
Members of the youth fellowship at the Methodist Temple will be guests of the Oak Hill Methodist Church group Sunday at 6 15 p m.
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Beckley
Methodist Temple
Oak Hill Methodist Church
Football Squad To Be Honored At Summersville Banquet
Oak Hill High School football team to be honored at a Summersville banquet held at a hotel at 6:30 p.m. The event honors the squad for this season with area coaches and sports writers addressing the group. Miss Nellie Cook of Fayetteville marries Dedivarsity footballer O'Dell. the ceremony occurred Friday in Summersville.
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Register
Summersyville
Nellie Cook
Dedivarsity
Oak Hillford
George Springer
Tom O'Dell
Summersville
Beckley Post Herald
Andy
Joe Rr.buckman
Lavisay
Oliver
Oak Hill High
J. P. Painter
Hobart
Truck Driver to Have Hearing on Saturday
William Crawford of Cool Ridge faces a hearing Saturday after a Monday incident in which his two ton coal truck sideswiped a truck and a car, struck a utility pole, and broke a guard rail on the highway.
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William Crawford
Cool
Ridge
Daniels
Crawford
Barkers Ridge Lots Sold by Blankenship
Deeds conveying titles to one and one half lots in Barkers Ridge District are on file in the county clerk’s office. Police report a two vehicle incident near Barkers Ridge involving George P. Alderson Jr and John J. Okes. no serious injuries or heavy damage noted.
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Register
Pineville
Barkers Ridge
Crawford
George P. Alderson, Jr
John J. Okes
Beaver
Crawl Lydia C. Alderson
Ford
Okes
Ida Thomas
H. Barkers Ridge
Willis O. Bailey
Beckley
Lydia C. Alderson
Trustees
da Thomas
Bailey Funeral Set for Today
PINEVILLE Funeral services will be held at 2 p m today for A E Bailey 75 former resident of Baileysville who died in a Welth hospital Monday after a lengthy illness Death attributed to complications and old age Riles will be conducted from the church at Asco with the Rev Lotus Norman and the Rev A C Waters officiating Burial will follow in the Jaeger Memorial Cemetery at Bradshaw Bailey was a son of the late James and Elizabeth Justice Bailey pioneer residents of this county and had been in poor health for the past three years For several years he was employed at the Asco mine and later was custodian of the Asco school before his retirement because of ill health His wife the late Harriet Mitchell Bailey died in 1939 He is survived by two sons Cecil Bailey of Saeger Lloyd Bailey of Columbus Ohio two daughters Mrs Minnie Bland and Mrs Cecil Jackson Asco three brothers Thomas and Otis Bailey of Baileysville Zina D Bailey of Charleston and one sister Mrs Gusta Cook of Corinne Twenty five grandchildren also survive
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Register
Pineville
A. E. Bailey
Baileysville
Welth
Asco
Lotus Norman
A. C. Waters
Jaeger Memorial
Bradshaw
Bailey
James and
Elizabeth Justice Bailey
Harriet Mitchell Bailey
Ceccil Bailey
Saeger
Lloyd Bailey
Columbus
Ohio
Minnie Bland
Cecil Jackson
Thomas and
Otis Bailey
Zina D. Bailey
Charetestan
Gusta Cook
Corinne
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