Mountain Music Festival Plans Beckley Event
A Mountain Music festival will be held in the Memorial building Beckley on Tuesday night November 19 at eight o clock. The program features southern West Virginia musicians including Jess Johnson and Fred Pendleton with cash prizes for old time fiddler string band and entertaining group. Judges will be local professionals and WLW radio will attend to review talent. Roy Harvey of East Beckley chairs the arranging committee.
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Memorial Building
Beckley
West Virginia
Jess Johnson
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Fred Pendleton
Princeton
Bluefield
Roanoke
Charlotte
Raleigh County
WLW
WCHS
Charleston
WHIS
Henry Calloway
Community Tidbits from Resoco West Virginia
The weekly notes report a farewell shower for Mrs. Jim Crussi by the Woman's Missionary Circle at Mrs. Wickline’s home, plans for Crussi’s move to McComas, a Hope Via birthday party with dancing and games, and a church schedule with Rev. R G Ellis. Births announced include a girl for Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ieague and a baby girl for Mr. and Mrs. S Lawless. An infant dies from pneumonia, interment at Oak Vale. Soy Scouts meet under Clyde Roberts and Sherman Smith, with many in attendance. Personal visits include Mollie Rakes at Keystone and Alvin Horn’s return home.
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Missionary Circle
Woman's Missionary Circle
Jim Crussi
Wickline
Mrs. Crussi
McComas
Hope Via
Eillen Bragg
Macle Shrewsbury
Ruth Ferguson
Melle Rakes
Helen McKenney
Vernon
Jimmie Doyle
Jewel Via
Kharr Wykle
Pete Jarrett
Billy Johnson
Frank Mitchell
Rudolph Belcher
Basil Meadows
Noah Gunter
Humphrey McMillian
Howard Ieague
S. Lawless
Hubbard
Eli Hubbard
Oak Vale
Soy
Boy Scouts
Clyde Roberts
Sherman Smith
Mollie Rakes
Wedneday
Keystone
Alvin Horn
WEE family notices from Beckley and surrounding towns
A miscellaneous column lists residents and visitors in Beckley and nearby areas. Names include Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Rogers in Birmingham. Okley Hil visiting Johnhen. Rev. E. H. Rutchie in East Beckley. C. L. Wykle's dinner guest. Amelia Hayden hospitalized in Beckley. and numerous visits among relatives in Eccles Mullens Kingston Stotesbury Fireco and Keystone.
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J. C. Rogers
Birmingham
Ala
Okley Hil
Jonhben
C. H. Williamson
W. C. Trent
Beckley
E. H. Rutchie
East Beckley
C. L. Wykle
Ash Toliver
Neice Amelia Hayden
Beckley Hospital
Steve Secola
A. Secola
Eccles
Alvin Horn
Willis Trent
Mullens
Jack Scaggs
Charleston
J. W. Bragg
Hubert Durham
Clyde Belcher
Marie
Kingstone
Will Trent
Donald
Ralph Farley
Willard Farley
J. H. Farley
Mitchells Ridge
Earl Musial
Sun
R. P. Cain
Rathka Prince
Roy Matherly
Lego
iRoy Cain
Essie Mae Brage
Washington
Marie Walker
Fireco
James Rowe
Helena Doyle
A. L. Kirk
W. G. Rakes
Keystone
Jack HU
Stotesbury
A. L. Wykle
W. W. Walton
Beaver
E. H. Tolbert and Sons
Harold and
Jamies
Hinton
J. L. Walton
John Warren
Bence Springs
Otis Wallace
Clayton
J. R. Turner
Wilson Meadows
Rhodell
Pete Jarrett
Farmville
Compton
Bo, Robinson
Killarney
M. D. Gunter
Carlos
Basin
Ladies Missionary Circle elects officers in Pemberton
The Ladies Missionary Circle of the Methodist church in Pemberton West Virginia met on Wednesday October 23 to elect new officers. Present were Mrs. C. H. Maynor Mrs. J. K. Monte Mrs. Alex McVey and Mrs. Paris Lusk with Rev. E H Ritchie. Fifteen members attended. The Baptist Mission Circle held its regular meeting Monday at the
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Ladies Missionary Circle of the Methodist Church
C. H. Maynor
J. K. Monte
Alex McVey
Paris Lusk
E. H. Ritchie
Baptist Mission Circle
Community Social Notes and Visits from October Gatherings
The clipping lists a sequence of social events and visits in October including a home gathering at Mrs. J. R. Westmoreland’s with many attendees and a four-stork shower for Mrs. Sidney Bonds. It also records a birthday party for Margaret on October 12 with music, games, and refreshments, plus numerous round of calls, visits, and travel mentions among local families and friends.
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J. R. Westmoreland
H. P. Holt
S. A. Alford
Dave Mays
Margie Dangerfield
Roy Pennington
Belva Hall
Lois Cloud
J. K. Cole
Bill Moore
John Carter
Lula Carter
J. C. Wiser
Cather Kiser
San Adkins
Herman Smith
India Barnabi
Sam Amato
W. G.meadows
E. C. Tate
Sidney Bonds
Mitz. L. E. Cummings
Josie Montgomery
Margaret
Edgar Jarrett
Earl Wipperman
Nazis Honor Slain Bard's Mother in Krummhuebel
The aged mother of Horst Wessel, slain bard of the Nazi movement, receives honor from Krummhuebel residents and a house is being built on the site as a gift of respect. The article also notes Asia's vast population and MH's 954 million inhabitants.
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Associated Press
Krummhuebel
Germany
Horst Wessel
Asia
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Resoco
W. Va
R. G. Ellis
Epworth League
Harold Weatherford
Essie Mae Bragg
C. W. Broyles
Janet Synider
Harlan Groach
State Educaton
Elsie Mae Roberts
Catherine Minton
Nellie McComas
Nellie Gunter
Elizabeth Compton
Bransford Wykle
Eugene Scott
Guy Rumberg
Grant Taylor
Tralee
W. R. Stevens
Pemberton, W. Va
Larro
Urbana
Larro Dairy
Wilson
Rio
L. Lawrence
Poage
City Ave
Beckley, W. Va
Thelma
Ernest
Sherrie Lilly
Angela
Clyde Persinger
Edith
Donald Miller
Dora
Esta Deck
John Land
Arnold Wilcox
Eugene
Genvia Gamble
Helen Campbell
Argyle Phipps
Thomas Shrewsbury
Margaret Garrett
Herbert Bolt
Emellie Jones
Ruby
Clarence Stout
Margaret Montgomery
Robert Allen
Robert Sarver
John Blevins
Bob Robertson
Tracy Riffe
Brookie Tolbert
Donald Gamble
Mmrs
Fort Tolbert
Josh Montgomery
Harry Skaggs
Long Branch
Lee Cummings
Tennessee
B. F. Meadows
James Thomason
Affinity
J. W. Lane
Howard Fern
McAlpin
J. C. Snoderly
Mabscott
A. M. Westmoreland
J. C. Kiser
G. J. Archer
Virginia
Jesse Isidor Straus
U.S
France
Percy
Straus
Ald
Bard
Rince Street
Merian C. Cooper
Preston Foster
Alan Hale Basil Rathbond
John Wood
Louis Calhern
David Host
Dorothy Wilson
ART Dry Cleaners
Oldsmobile
Fisher
Losmobile
Sore
Eer Onerad
Tha Sim Crhader
Brill Motor Car CO
Oakwood Ave
Beckley, W, VA
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