Green-eyed Linda draws Adam away at barbecue party
At a brick terrace barbecue Adam Laird flirts with Linda Van Sant, while Ann frets over her blood bank job. The night reveals Ann’s restraint and Linda’s magnetic hold as Adam contemplates a luring new affair. The tale ends with lingering questions about desire, loyalty, and upcoming chapters.
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Soldier Reported Held by Soviet Prisoner Case
HEIDELBERG Germany Army says no record of Lt Eugene Stanley Fabian 36 Chicago though files note possible service with U S forces in Austria Records sent to Washington German prisoners freed from the Soviet Union say Fabian claimed service in the Army Counterintelligence Corps An ex prisoner also saw Erika Field Wallach former state department employee Noel Field daughter Mrs Wallach disappeared in East Berlin in 1950 Others reported four more Americans in Soviet prisons but three were not citizens a fugitive soldier remains unconfirmed
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East Berlin
Tito Hosts 17 Soviet Delegation at Brioni Lunch
President Tito welcomed a 17 member delegation from the Soviet Parliament for a luncheon at his Brioni retreat on the Adriatic island as Belgrade reports the meeting.
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Rock Creek Community Notes Highlight Local Travels and Visits
Rock Creek residents report church service plans as Rev H E Smith heads to Meadow Dale Circuit Fairmont District for a week. Attendees at Sophia District Conference include Rev and Mrs Herbert E Smith and others from Rock Creek. A food handling meeting occurred at Beckley Coca Cola plant with several local women. Families from Arnett and Rock Creek visited the Bradfords and O'Dells. Dining with the Bradfords were the Jessups from Long Branch and Monroe Jessup from Midway. Local movements include a Beclhey hospital patient return to home of Arnett Miller in Berkeley for care. Several Beckley and Rock Creek residents spent weekends visiting friends and relatives. Tom Jarrell of Naoma visited Rock Creek relatives as housing moves noted in Clay Bottom, Rock Creek.
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Dewey O’dell
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Georgia Kay
June
Vence Dillon
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Frank Massey
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Ann Lovely
Norman Bartrum
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Stevie and
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Long Branch
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Midway
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Jimmy Shafer
Charlesotn
Elizabeth Flynn
Johnie
Tom Jarrell
Naoma
Howard Aliff
Stickney
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Birthday Party Held at Arnett
A surprise party marked Arthur Milam's 44th birthday in Arnett on Friday evening hosted by his wife Naomi. Attendees listed include numerous Milam and Cooke relatives and friends such as Tom Milam Earl Milnen Milt Cooke Randy Phillip Tommy Jr Randy Phillip and Carrie plus neighbors and local names.
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Gary
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Tommy Jr
Gerald Daniel
Randy
Phillip
Kenneth Harper
Alfred Milam
Linda
Gertrude Webb
Jimmy
Ray Stover
Martha Wiley
Carol
Lillie Milam
Benny
Dwane
Clara Stevens
Addie Webb
Joe Milam
Dianne Cooke
Eddie Milam
Bobby Wills
Buck Milam
Sue Cooke
Dickie Milam
Goldie Wills
Orville Dickens
Betty Russell
James and
Perry
Carl Bongas
George Bock
Harrison Wills
Marilyn Mankin
Mining Institute To Hear J. B. Long
J B Long president of The Long Co Oak Hill will speak at 7 30 p m Thursday at the Mid State Coal Mining Institute meeting at the First Methodist Church Richwood The program arranged by Joe L McQuade of Maust Coal & Coke Co
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Richwood
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Maust Coal & Coke Co
Miners Honored For 100 Percent Safety Training
J J Forbes of the U S Bureau of Mines praised safety education as the key to reducing hazards as 1575 workers at Pocahontas Fuel Itmann and Amonate mines received certificates for 100 percent participation in the accident prevention course. Officials noted 98 coal mine fatalities in 1955 and cited notable safety progress across Southern West Virginia.
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Itmann
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Beckley
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Washington, D. C
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J. W. Pero
E. M. Lewis
Walter Sturgill
State Mines Department
Charles Ferguson
Washington
D. C
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National Coal Association
J. B. Woolridge
Pocahontas Operators Association
J. B. Benson
Southern Coal Producers Association
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B. M. Booker
State Department of Mines
W. R. Park
L. G. Fitzgerald
M. J. Hovanec
U. S Bureau of Mines
James Leeber
D. B. Housman
Pocahontas
Jeanne Dubendorf
Umwa Journal
J. H. Johnson
Clyde Gover
Dewey R. Honaker
G. L. Asbury
Richard J. Baugh
FP. PF. Ferretti
A. V. Sproles
H. W. Sphar
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Amonate Mines
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Forbes
District 29
West Virginia
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Titler
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Asbury and Baugh
Glover and
Honaker
Funeral Set For Mount Hope Mail Carrier Ben Murphy
Funeral services for Ben H. Murphy 65 of Mount Hope will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Tyree Funeral Home Mount Hope with Rev Ernest Barley officiating Burial will be in McDonald cemetery Murphy died Monday after a six week illness He was a lifelong Mount Hope resident born April 17 1890 in Fayette County Survivors include wife Annie three brothers John Toledo Ohio Walter Texas James Mount Hope one sister Mrs Margaret Oliver Kilsyth and one stepson Hobart Hendricks Mount Hope
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Tyree
John
Toledo
Ohio
Walter
Texas
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Margaret Oliver
Kilsyth
Hobart Hendricks
Officers Chosen By Farm Women at Pax Club
Mrs. J. W. Stack was elected president of the Pax Farm Woman's Club at a Tuesday meeting hosted by Mrs. J. E. Lively. Other officers include Mrs. W. F. Shaffer as vice president and Mrs. Raymond Kelly as secretary-treasurer along with several committee heads. The group heard devotionals, a reading, and a lesson on wills deeds and family documents led by Fayetteville attorney Howard Carson, with a covered dish luncheon attended by guests.
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PAX
J. W. Stack
Pax Farm Woman’s Club
J. E. Lively
W. F. Shaffer
Raymond Kelly
Ray Humphrey
Glen Barlow
Sherwin Stover
Sam Hyden
Will Humphrey
C. W. McCoy
Cecil Humphrey
Howard Carson
Fayetteville
Carl Murdock
Carol Miller
Seibert Janney
Beverly Humphrey
Debbie Miller
Gary Murdock
Marvin Humphrey
Paul Humphrey
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Pineville Personal Notes From Pineville Residents
Pineville residents report family visits and travel notes. J W Burton and son William Jr visited Huntington at the start of the week. Mrs J B Pais visits her son-in-law and daughter in Amn Arbor Michigan. Burton family to Roanoke Virginia for a weekend with his sister. The Rev Albert R Young and wife returned from Charlestown after the Beckley District Conference. Cook Memorial Baptist Church members attended the Baptist State Convention at Parkersburg.
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Rns
J. W. Burton
William, Jr
Huntington
J. B. Pais
Robert Nunley
Amn Arbor
Michigan
L. F. Hamilton
Roanoke
Albert R. Young
Charleston
Beckley
Sophia
Cook Memorial Baptist Church
Parkersburg
Robert McCoy
O. L. Burgess
Bruce Howard
Ike Belcher
Stork Shower Held For Mrs Bailey In Mullens
A stork shower for Mrs Claude Bailey of Maple Avenue was held Friday night in the First Baptist Church recreation room. About 25 guests attended as hostess duties were shared by Mrs Bill Finney Mrs Charles Edwards Mrs Earl Burcham Mrs Robert Carr Mrs Ivan Halsey and Mrs T C Russell.
Thompson Rites Set Wednesday
Mrs Bessie Mae Thompson 53 of Seth will be buried at Mount Hope cemetery after a funeral service at 2 p.m. Wednesday officiated by Rev Arnold Cooper. She died Sunday after a long illness. Survivors include her husband Okey six daughters one son two half sisters two half brothers and five grandchildren.
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Bessie Mae Thompson
Mount Hope
Arnold Cooper
Valley Funeral Home
Whitesville
Vivian Vars
Thompson
Okey
Norma Peters
Coal Fork
Artie Ketcher
Norton
Sylvia Kirk
Charleston
Sadie Kirk
Petona
Vars
Zelmason
Edward
Tilda Javis
Hester McKinley
Robinson
Sadie Thomas
Willard Adkins
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