Stones Sell Property In Oak Hill Addition
Fayetteville property transfers total several parcels with Hildreth Samples buying from Mr and Mrs H H Stone for about 7000 dollars. Other transfers include cemetery lots, coal leases, and land in Oak Hill, MacDonald, Harlem Heights, and Robson districts with prices ranging from no consideration to about 8000 dollars.
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Oak Hill
Register
Fayetteville
Hildreth Samples
Ford Addition
H. H. Stone
Fayette County
High Lawn Memorial Park Company
Jesse Bane, Jr
C. C. Webb
Chauncey H. Dodd
Grant Thomas
Huse Addition
Maple Avenue
John W. Brock
Scarbro
M. W. Lusk
C. L. Murray
Prince
New River Banking and Trust Company
Carl R. Gray, Jr
Ford
W. T. Harvey
John Walker Harvey
Mt. Hope Investment Company
William Cyrus
MacDonald
Harold M
Blackburn-Patteson Realty Company
Nellie Leftwich
Mary M. Boothe
C. S. Donnelly
Arbuckle Creek
H. F. West
John Hallett
Kanawha
Lee R. Maynor
Ilton
Freewill Baptist Church
Herman Williams
Robson
Quince Berry
Mabel Beck
Donald Wilson
J. J. Atkins
Mountain Cove
William Herbert Lilly
J. J. Richmond
Victoria E. Riner
John W. Perry
Charles E. Netral
W. E. Derrick
Thrift St
Herman C. Gwinn
Mary Hanger
Meadow Bridge
Paul T. Burke
Roy C. Jennings
Maple Drive
A. W. Tabit
Butler Lee Fleming
Lot
Dixie
Charles M. Cruikshanks
Warren G Cox
James T. Ligon, Sr
Robert E. Roop
Big Creek
Lundy R. Ford
Melvin K. Arthur
Falls District
Gauley Bridge
Mary E Walker
Edith Evans
Mt. Hope
Eliza Gordon
N. L Arrington
Glen Jean
E. W. Underwood
Leonard Otto Nutter
Deepwater
Howard Simms
L. A Simms
Sewell Mountain District
Rose L. Phillips
Lewis E Thomas, Jr
Church of God of
Anderson
Indiana
Walker Street
Noah Clark
Harry Peyton
Gospel Tabernacle of
East End
Tom Ash
Robert Weite
Esther Kessler
Appalachian Electric Power Company
Eighth Graders Present Program at Kopperston School
Kopperston Elementary eighth grade students under Miss Betty Byrd entertained the Kopperston Parent-Teacher Association with a program of popular western and Thanksgiving songs. The PTA voted to revert to the former grading method while keeping the new cards structure. A library book prize was awarded to rooms with the most parent representation, and refreshments were served to about 65 members.
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Register
Kopperston
Betty Byrd
Kopperston Elementary
Parent-Teacher Association
R. B E. Wilson
R. E. Wilson
George Atkins
J. B. Stanley
Ed Estep
Mrs. Roupe Feted At Stork Shower
Mrs. Bill Roupe was honored at a stork shower Monday night hosted at the home of Mrs. Ed Franklin with co hosts Mrs. Ralph Halsey and Mrs. Carl Morgan. Games provided entertainment and prize winners included Mrs. Joe Simpson Jr. and several others. a large group attended including Mrs. Mary Wilson and Mrs. Charles J. Halsey among numerous guests.
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Pierpoint
Bill Roupe
Ed Franklin
Ralph Halsey
Carl Morgan
Joe Simpson, Jr
Lacy Wilson
David Bower
Carole Morgan
Frances Franklin
Charles Halsey, Jr
Homer Rice
Mary Wilson
Charles J. Halsey
Vescar Rhinehart
John Blankenship
Jenks
A. Brooks
Jack Ray
Geraldine Baker
Charles Franklin
Everett Morgan
Sara Lou Jenks
W. M. Sarver
William Tolliver
Elsie Byrd
Mrs Boothe Feted At Stork Shower
Mrs Everette Lewis Boothe was honored at a surprise stork shower hosted at the Collier Avenue home of Mrs Huey Meadows Thursday night. Joint hostesses included several local women. games were played and gifts shown, with refreshments served to a long line of guests led by Mrs Lillian Frank and Mrs Wendell Cook.
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Wendell Cook
James Paitsel
Josephine Damewood
Jack_ Laxton
Julia Howery
Paul Snyder
Bill Waters
John Shirley
Lee Meadows
Luther Mullins
Ambrose Wingler
Carroll Worrell
Bertha Farley
Willie Andrews
Bernard Ellis
Barbara Allen
Mary Finley
Betty Frank
Lillian Frank
Alice Jo Frank
Pineville PTA to Elect New President Tonight
Pineville Parent-Teacher Association meets at 7:30 p.m. in the high school to elect a new president replacing Nolan Isom who resigned. James W. Rutherford of Pineville Elementary School will discuss Principals of Good Teaching.
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Pineville Pta
Pineville
Parent-Teacher Association
Nolan Isom
James W. Rutherford
Wyoming Schools Set Thanksgiving Holiday Schedule
Wyoming County Schools observe a two day Thanksgiving holiday. Students will adjourn Wednesday afternoon and reconvene Monday morning at the usual hour.
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Wyoming
Register
Pineville
Wyoming County
Mrs. Tilley Feted At Stork Shower
Mrs. Warren Tilley was honored at a stork shower hosted at the home of Mrs. Logan Mays on Thursday. Guests enjoyed games and refreshments served by the hostess and a large group of helpers including Mrs. Mays and many local ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Shatley
Fred Runyon
Roy Lucas
Arthur Pennington
Ed Reese
Clifton Gearheart
Lemuel Lusk
Leonard Underwood
Harless Underwood
Harmon Jine
Amos Hurst
Bradley Seagraves
Irvin Clark
Ray Akers
Dennis Wiley
Otis Nuckles
H. W. Arrington
W. R. Raney, Jr
T. S. Caves
Nathan Wood
Sharon Fraley Birthday Party Feted at Home
Sharon Lynn Fraley was honored on her third birthday with a party at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Fraley in Lawson Addition. Guests included Chrys Taylor Regina Holstein Brenda Hudnall Wayne Hudnall and many Fraley relatives with games and refreshments.
Women to Meet Pineville Club Tuesday Evening
The Pineville Woman's Club will hold a meeting on Tuesday at 8 o'clock in Fellowship Hall of the First Methodist Church Pineville.
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Pineville
Woman's Club
Fellowship
First Methodist Church
Herndon Couple Injured in Wreck
A Herndon couple Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Cole were hospitalized after a highway collision between Lake Shawnee and Span ishburg. Cole, a foreman at the Herndon mine, reportedly suffers possible rib fractures while his wife, a Bud Elementary School teacher, is treated for a head cut and shock. Both were severely bruised as their car plunged into a field.
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Register
Herndon
Leslie Cole
Princeton
Lake Shawnee
Spanishburg
Cole
Lamar Colliery Company
Bud
Coles
Area Residents Are Hospitalized
Mullens area residents were admitted for medical and surgical care at Mullens General Hospital. Mrs. Gilbert Brooks of Corinne was admitted for medical treatment. others hospitalized include Margaret Reed and Russell E Hoge after appendectomies, Laverne Beverly, Joan Winfrey, Earl Claude N Noon, Mrs Monte White for medical and surgical care, and oral surgery patients Mrs Ray Roach and Mrs O O Kidd. Discharges last week included Mrs Jarrett T Chandler Torie Shrewsbury II and Mrs Ralph Hypes, while Eerl E Newsome was released after oral surgery. R B Lester was readmitted for continued treatment after a leg injury.
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Register
Mullens
Mullens General Hospital
Gilbert Brooks
Corinne
Mullens Hospital
Margaret Reed
R. E. Reed
Herndon
Russell E. Hoge
Beechwood
Laverne Beverly
Joan Winfrey
Woodrow Winfrey
South Mullens
Earl Claude N. Noon
Allen Junction
Monte White
Mullens Hills
Ray Roach
O. O Kidd
Slab Fork
Eerl E. Newsome
Jarrett T Chandler
Torie Shrewsbury, II
Jasper Shrewsbury
Alpeca
Ralph Hypes
R. B. Lester
Bailey and Mc Nemara Granted Marriage Permit
Walter Nash Bailey Jr 21 and Milajean Mc Nemara 18 both of Mullens received a marriage permit from the Wyoming County Clerk.
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Register
Pineville
Walter Nash Bailey, Jr
Milajean McNemara
Mullens
Wyoming County
Radio Played Too Long and Loud Frances Stefancic Fined
Magistrate Bill Houck ruled that Frances Stefancic of Allen Junction was guilty of playing a radio too loud disturbing others. The offense drew a $10 fine after neighbor Bessie Worrell complained the noise kept her from sleep at night and woke her next morning.
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Regi
Mullens
Bill Houck
Allen Junction
Frances Stefancic
Bessie Worrell
Glen Rogers Personal Notices Weekend visits and hospital updates
Glen Rogers area personals list residents who visited family and friends over the weekend. Cpls Edward Campbell of Ft. Bragg spent time with his parents Mr and Mrs G L Campbell. Mary Allen Thomas, Concord College student, visited her home in Glen Rogers. Rose Davis and Roselyn June Davis returned from three week vacation in Scranton Chicago and New York City by plane. Bob Thompson is a Beckley Hospital patient awaiting surgery. James Durham of Prestonsburg and his wife visited in Hubert Durham’s home. Orville Rock, guest of cousin Elizabeth Williams, returned to Pittsburgh. Jack Canterbury of WVU Law School visited his wife. Tommy Thomas and her uncle John Workman visited in Glen Fork. Mary Bailey, living with her son Johnny, is a Beckley Hospital patient. Clare Brooks visited her ill brother Finley Shoemate in Glen Fork.
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Glen Rogers
Cpl
Edward Campbell
Ft. Bragg
N. C
G. L. Campbell
Mary Allen Thomas
Beckley Hospital
James Durham
Prestonsburg
Hubert Durham
Orville Rock
Elizabeth Williams
Pittsburgh
Jack Canterbury
West Virginia University School of Law
Tommy Thomas
John Workman
Glen Fork
Mary Bailey
Johnny Bailey
Clare Brooks
Finley Shoemate
Home Economist Slated To Appear at PTA Meet
Miss Phyllis Jarrell home economist for Appalachian Electric Power Company will present a cooking demonstration at Mt View Junior High School during the PTA meeting at 7 p m Joseph Kuskey, another Appalachian employee, will be guest speaker at the event.
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Register
Whitesville
Phyllis Jarrell
Appalachian Electric Power Company
Mt. View
Appalachian
Joseph Kuskey
Daughter Della Marie Burdette born in Mullens
Mr and Mrs James Burdette of Iroquois announce the birth of a daughter, Della Marie, who weighs 7 pounds 8 ounces and arrived at 1 35 p.m. Tuesday at Mullens General Hospital.
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Mullens
James Burdette
Iroquois
Della Marie
Mullens General Hospital
Bowyer Funeral Services Tuesday in White Sulphur Springs
Funeral services for Nancy Bell Bowyer 75 will be held at 10 30 a m Tuesday at the White Sulphur Springs residence with burial in Hillcrest Cemetery She died at her son Earl Bowyer home in Dille Survivors include another son Elmer Bowyer Charleston a sister Myrtle Taylor White Sulphur Springs and three brothers Burton Reynolds Beckley John Reynolds Links Grove and Dale Reynolds Caldwell
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Nancy Bell Bowyer
Earl Bowyer
Dille
White Sulphur Springs
Hillcrest
Henry
Mary J. Reynolds
Bowyer
Links Grove
Monroe County
Robert F. Bowyer
First Presbyterian Church
Elmer Bowyer
Charleston
Myrtle Taylor
Burton Reynolds
Beckley
John Reynolds
Dale Reynolds
Caldwell
Nuttall Thespians Entertain Fayetteville Club
Nuttall High School Thespian Troop 140 entertained Fay etteville Women’s Club members with vocal selections recitations and short plays at Friendship Hall Fayetteville Methodist Church. Directed by Miss Florence Croft the group has won first place in regional drama festival contests in two of its three years.
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Fayetteville
Nuttall High School Thespian Troop
R. G. Thomas
Sarah Young
Mary Ellen Simpson
Betsy Thomasson
C. L. Compton
John Deitz
Joan Williams
Aspirin Tops Global Sales at Ten Billion Units
The report notes aspirin as the world’s largest selling drug with a massive annual volume reaching unprecedented levels. Key manufacturers and markets across multiple regions are cited as driving sustained demand and expanding production capacity.
Irene D'Michalis Named Editor of Sherman Annual
Irene D'Michalis was selected editor of the Sherman High School yearbook The Walho dian for the current school year. Staff members include Billie Kirk art director Ramona Racer feature editor Peggy Jelsomine photographer Anitra Kinder circulation manager June Sutphin Dolores Cooper assistant circulation managers Grayson Massey advertising manager with B Grubbs Windsor Eagan Bill Clendenin Ann Ruth Owens Seigel Atkins Jr Odean Miller and Mary Jane Gilbert assisting. Edward Bowles will keep the books straight. Assistant business manager Jo Ann Nelson assistant feature editor Franklin Kinder Oscar Ferrer and Janice Courtney sports editor John Griffith and typists Dolores Woodrum Charlotte Corns and Marie Reynolds Harold Bowne teacher advisor.
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Register
Seth—I
Irene D’michalis
Sherman
Walhondian
Billie Kirk
Ramona Racer
Peggy Jelsomine
Anitra Kinder
June Sutphin
Dolores Cooper
Grayson Massey
B. Grubbs
Windsor Eagan
Bill Clendenin
Ann Ruth Owens
Seigel Atkins, Jr
Odean Miller
Mary Jane Gilbert
Edward Bowles
Jo Ann Nelson
Franklin Kinder
Oscar Ferrer
Janice Courtney
John Griffith
Dolores Woodrum
Charlotte Corns
Marie Reynolds
Harold Bowne
Baptist Revival Set From Nov. 26-Dec. 10
Mt Hope Baptist Temple hosts a revival series from November 26 to December 10 led by Rev J Cecil Jones of Huntington. Services run nightly at 7 30 p m with an address to high school students during the Wednesday 11 a m assembly period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Register
MT. Hope
Mt. Hope Baptist Temple
J. Cecil Jones
The
Baptist Temple
Huntington
Jones
Carnival Plans Made at Dinner
Final carnival plans were arranged Friday at a spaghetti dinner hosted by Mrs. Woodrow Toney for the Colcord Parent-Teacher Association. Attending and aiding planning were Mrs. Herbert Wright, Mrs. Lillie Mae Dean, Mrs. Ralph Cantley, Mrs. Ishmael Fraley, Mrs. Harry Kern, Mrs. Arabella Compton, Mrs. Doyle Cable, Mrs. Philip Lilly, and the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colcord
Parent-Teacher Association
Woodrow Toney
Herbert Wright
Lillie Mae Dean
Ralph Cantley
Ishmael Fraley
Harry Kern
Arabella Compton
Doyle Cable
Philip Lilly
Land Deeds Filed in Wyoming Pineville
Wyoming County Clerk records list two deeds from Robert Osborne and wife. The first conveys the northern half of Lots 6 7 8 and 9 in the Lester Addition to Oceana in the Oceana District to G W Conley and wife. The second transfers the southern half of those lots to Ray Carr.
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Register
Pineville
Wyoming County Clerk's Office
Robert Osborne
G. W. Conley
Lester
Oceana
Ray Carr
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Byus-Mankin Lumber Company
N. Kanawha St
Sharon Fraley
fTececane
Neville St
Home Economist
PTA Meet
Neville Street
Nuttall Thespians Entertain Club
Sherman Annual
Baptist
Lydia E Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia E. Poukeham
Montgomeny Ward
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