Fayette County Women Win Club Elections At District Session
Members of two Fayette County Women's Clubs attended a one day meeting at the E K Perrow Presbyterian Church Cross Lanes with 37 clubs represented. Miss Mary Katherine Barnes WVFWC president spoke on Footprints. An officer slate for the Capitol District was chosen with terms beginning in March at the State Convention at The Greenbrier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayette County
Theresa Jobe
E. S. Carter
W. J. Moore
Frances Jobe
E. K. Perrow Presbyterian Church
Cross Lanes
Mary Katherine Barnes
WVFWC
Capitol
Greenbrier
Harold Beattie
Widen
Harry Conner
Sissons
Capitol District
West Virginia Federation of Woman’s Clubs
Funeral arrangements for Estell Emory Loudermilk
Estell Emory Loudermilk, 72, dies after a long illness in Beckley. Funeral Sunday at 2 p.m. in Wallace and Wallace Chapel East Rainelle with Rev. Herbert Parker. burial in Deitz Cemetery Orient Hill. Survived by wife Lena, five stepdaughters, seven stepsons, three brothers, and numerous relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena
Stella Watson
Verna Campbell
Detroit, Mich
Essie Chrisman
Leslie
Gertrude Southerland
Hines
Vernl Campbell
McRoss
Clayton McClung
Quinwood
Newton
Carl
Orient Hill
Clares
Nelson
Portsmouth
Cecil
Washington, D. C
Alvin
Harvey
Lewisburg
Wesley
East Rainelle
Everette
Clintonville
Kopperston PTA appoints committees at first meeting
Kopperston Grade School PTA selects Nominating, Program, Finance, and Membership committees at the year’s first meeting attended by about 150. Improvements planned after a school levy include new toilets brick veneer and acoustical ceiling in the gym. Holiday dates and membership territories are announced.
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Kopperston
ANS
Charles Johnson
Ted Sauls
C. R. Rankin
Richard Roberts
Vaughn Stewart
Carl Smith
Charles Chambers
Stewart
Mrs. Mae Victoria Grimes Funeral Today
Funeral services for Mae Victoria Grimes 62 were set for 2 30 p m at Mount Herman Baptist Church in Sarton with Rev. Joe Smith and Rev. O J Hamrick officiating. Burial in church cemetery. Survivors include Patrick H spouse a daughter Dorothy Weikle Springfield Ohio three sons Ernest Lewis Herbert all of Springfield Ohio a sister May Weikle Hinton a brother John Will Fleshman Sarton and 13 grandchildren. Wallace and Wallace Funeral Home in charge.
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Sarton
RNS
Mae Victoria Grimes
Mount Herman Baptist Church
Joe Smith
O. J. Hamrick
Grimes
Patrick H
Dorothy Weikle
Springfield
Ohio
Ernest
Lewis
Herbert
May Weikle
Hinton
John Will Fleshman
Wallace and Wallace Funeral Home
Woman Hospitalized After Ax Injury In Wyoming
Mrs. Mary Echols, 60, was treated at Wyoming General Hospital Thursday at about 7 30 p.m. after cutting her left index finger with an ax while chopping stovewood.
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Hospital Mullens
Wyoming General Hospital
Mary Echols
Mrs. Catherine Settle Rites Planned for Saturday
Funeral services for Mrs. Catherine Katie Obenour Settle will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday in Dodd-Payne Mortuary Chapel with burial in Huse Memorial Park. The 94 year old Roanoke, Virginia native, formerly of Fayetteville, died at home Wednesday. Survivors include three sons Earl John and Lewis, three daughters R J Phipps and Herbert Bennett and Clarence Epperly, and three sisters Carrie McParland Florence Gunnell and Dora Reynolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayetteville
Rns
Catheriine
Katie) Obenour Settle
Dodd-Payne
Huse Memorial Park
Settle
Roanoke
Earl
John
Lewis
Charleston
R. J. Phipps
Herbert Bennett
Clarence Epperly
Oak Hill
Carrie McParland
Westfield, N. J
Florence Gunnell
Albuquerque
N. M
Dora Reynolds
Mansfield
Ohio
Funeral for 16 year old shot at Chapmanville High School
Funeral services were held at 1 p.m. in Ed Stone Church of Christ Banco for Jimmy Dale Hager 16 who died after a self inflicted gunshot at Chapmanville High School. Burial followed at Thomas Cemetery on Big Creek with burial at home at 10 a.m. today.
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Big Creek
RNS
Jimmy Dale Hager
Ed Stone
Logan
Chapmanville High School
Harris Funeral Home
Tea Set Sunday at Masonic Hall for Eastern Star Chapter 110
A tea hosted by Chapter 110, Order of the Eastern Star at the Masonic Hall in Pineville from 3 to 5 pm Sunday honors past matrons and patrons. Mrs. Virginia Price of Koppers ton, the worthy matron, invites neighboring chapters and local members to attend.
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Kopperston
RNS
Masonic Hall
Order of Eastern Star
Pineville
Virginia Price
Miner Limbs Hurt In Wyco Hollow Mine Incident
Lawrence Graham, 32, of Stephenson, was treated at Wyoming General Hospital about 1:30 p m Thursday after trapping his left thumb between a header and the roof in the Nell Jean Coal Co Wyco Hollow Mine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mullens
Wyoming General Hospital
Lawrence Graham
Stephenson
Wyco Hollow
Nell Jean Coal Co
Revival Draws Large Crowds at Oak Hill Grade School
Oak Hill revival led by Rev. Ralph E. Johnson runs nightly with 650 to 700 attendees at Oak Hill Grade School. Pastor R. P. Robertson notes strong gains among youth, with 40 conversions last Sunday and daily morning and after school programs drawing hundreds. Two days remain, with no Saturday services.
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Oak Hill
RNS
R. P. Robertson
Robertson
Oak Hill First Presbyterian Church
Oak Hill - Scarbro
Johnson
Evangelist
Jones Avenue Church
Presbyterian Church
Men's Bible Class Meets At Cook Home
The Men's Bible Class of First Baptist Church met at Homer Cook's home. Devotions were by Ronald Cook and the business session led by Herbert White. Refreshments were by Mrs. Cook and others. The next meeting is set for Nov. 9 at Ronald Cook's home. Attendees included Rice Cook, Ronald Cook, Bert Green, Anthony Hurley, Rev. Karl Lilly, French Lilly, French Manning, and Horbert White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oceana
RNS
First Baptist Church
Homer Cook
Ronald Cook
Herbert White
Cook
Bert Green
Lara Rose
Rice Cook
Anthony Hurley
Karl Lilly
French Lilly
French Manning
Horbert White
Mrs Charlie Payne Honored At Shower In Mossy
Mrs Charlie Payne was honored Tuesday with a miscellaneous shower at the home of Mrs Minnie Payne. Entertainment was supervised by Mrs J P Aliff. Refreshments were served to a list of Mossy area guests including Mrs Arnold Kinly Milburn and Mrs Cecil Messer Burnwell along with several Aliff and Payne family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drema Pinkerton
Billy Aliff
Bernard Blake
O. N. Tichenor
Charles Shroyer
Charles Hall
Hope Tichenor
Lacy Payne
Sandra
Shelba Jean Aliff
Mossy
Rodgers Home Scene of Circle Meeting
The residence of Mrs. Tom Rodgers hosted Circle No. 2 of Mount Hope Methodist Church on Monday. Rev. J. E. Perkins led a program studying Luke's Portrait of Christ, with Mrs. Fred Potter delivering the devotional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Hope
RNS
Tom Rodgers
Circle No. 2
Mount Hope Methodist Church
Luke
Christ
J. E. Perkins
Fred Potter
Lilly Haven Personal Notes From Regional Visits
Acie Toler and James White visited in Virgin Kentucky Sunday as guests of White family. Sherry Jasper and Peggy Laxon visited Man with Peggy receiving treatment at Man Hospital. Wandall Morgan and son Kevin rode to Beckley on business. Ruths Arthur and family plan Beckley visit and Ruth will check into Beckley Memorial Hospital for treatment. Harold McPeak traveled to Man on business. David Simmons and wife returned to Los Angeles after a week with his mother Frances Simmons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilly Haven
Acie Toler
James White
Virgin
White
Sylvan White
Ladd Jasper
Sherry
Sam Laxton
Peggy
Man
Man Hospital
Wandall Morgan
Kevin
Beckley
Arthur Ruth
Ruth
Beckley Memorial Hospital
Harold McPeak
David Simmions
Los Angeles
Calif
Francis Simmions
Parkersburg Funeral for Harry Fore Noted by Fayetteville Guests
Fayetteville readers report that Mr and Mrs Robert Ashe Mrs Alma Wilson Mrs Carolyn Johnson and Mr and Mrs Robert Blosser with their son Bud Boomer attended Harry Fores funeral Tuesday in Parkersburg Fore died of a heart attack in Florida and was brought back for burial Mrs Jane Kettlewell of Wheeling is visiting her son and daughter in law George and on Mahon Street
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Fayetteville
Rns
Robert Ashe
Alma Wilson
Carolyn Johnson
Robert Blosser
Bud
Boomer
Harry Fore
Parkersburg
Fore
Florida
Jane Kettlewell
Wheeling
George Kettlewell
Mahan Street
Hope MOUNT HOPE Notes In Brief Personal Visits
Mrs Chester Roush of Point Pleasant visits her in law Mrs J E Howard and returns with her. Bill Wonder formerly of Mount Hope now in Oak Hill is recovering from an operation in Huntington last week. Don Libray and family in Seoul Korea travel home after visiting Tom Howard and family. Jack Hinte and children visit his parents Henry and Mrs. Hinte in Hurst station. Ann Graff returns from visiting Dr and Mrs Richard Hughes Jr in Winchester. Elizabeth Cormack of Eccles visits her son in law Henry Hinte this week. Arthur Charlesworth returns from Scranton after visiting relatives and undergoes surgery at Oak Hill Hospital. Dewitt Snyder of Greenwich Conn visits his mother for several days.
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Mount Hope
Chester Roush
Point Pleasant
J.E. Howard
Howard
Bill Wonder
Oak Hill
Huntington
Don Libray
Seoul
Korea
Tom Howard
Jack Hinte
Jeffry
Becky
Hurstington
Henry Hinte
Ann Graff
Richard Hughes Jr
Ricky
Ann
May- Inne
Winchester
Elizabeth Cormack
Eccles
Arthur Charlesworth
Scranton
Kenneth Smith
Oak Hill Hospital
Dewitt C. Snyder
Greenwich
Conn
T. H. Snyder
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Mount Hope Federated League
Carl Vickers
Don Perdue
William Durrett
Gladys Bary
Fayetteville Woman’s Club
Fayette
CTC
W. Main St
E. Loudermilk
New Kopperston Pta
Avil Grosse
Jerry Davis
Jerry Boshell
George Giardella
Merle Venters
Paul Greer
Henry Pruitt
Blue Haven
Gas Town
James Cook
Alvert Toler
Clearfork
Koppers City
John Evans
CHEED
V. Grimes
Mrs. C. Settle
Shooting Victim Services Today
Graham
Charlie Payne
Rodgers
Circle Meeting
Lilly Haven Personals
Mrs. Hope Personals
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