Summers County farm bureau to push membership drive
Summers County Farm Bureau officers and members met in the Memorial Building to plan a countywide membership campaign. Speakers included J. O. Knapp and John Bailey, with a state quota of 15 817 members, 315 from Summers, and a September 15 target for 40 prospects. A five dollar three year dues option covers state and national publications. a one year option costs two dollars.
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Associated Press
Hinton
Summers County Farm Bureau
Memorial Building
J. O. Knapp
The
Agricultural Extension Service
John Bailey
Athens
Mercer County Farm Bureau
A. H. Lough
Summers County
E. C. Harvey
Farm Bureau
Summers
Miss Tucker Weds Merchant Marine in Simple Home Ceremony
Miss Christine Louise Tucker 18 of Talcott and Thomas E. Phelps of the Merchant Marine of Cross City Florida were married by the Rev Arnold O Guy at his home Friday after obtaining a license. They left immediately for Cross City.
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Register
Hinton
Christine Louise Tucker
Talcott
Thomas E. Phelps
Merchant Marine
Cross City
Fla
Arnold O. Guy
Lowery Rites Conducted Today
Funeral services for Linda Lou Lowery age 22 months who died of pneumonia fever Friday will be conducted at 2:30 o clock today at Mount Tabor Baptist church with Rev. L E Richardson and Rev Berges Grant both of Eccles officiating. She is survived by her parents Mr and Mrs Ivan H Lowery of Eccles and sister Shirley Jean three brothers Ivan Adrian Claude Edward and Wace Hampton her paternal grandparents Rev and Mrs E L Lowery of Clarksburg and her maternal grandmother Mrs Margaret L Cox of Eccles.
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Linda Lou Lowery
Mount Tabor Baptist Church
L. E. Richardson
Berges Grant
Eccles
Ivan H. Lowery
Shirley Jean
Ivan Adrian
Claude Edward
Wace Hampton
E. L. Lowery
Clarksburg
Margaret L. Cox
Nurses Grads To Hear Minister At Baptists Tonight
Ten graduating nurses from Hinton hospital will attend Sunday evening services at First Baptist church. Rev. W. Billings will preach on The Saviour Served. The graduates are Frances Ann Meadows Lockbridge Lucille Anne Hinkle Lewisburg Neva Blanche Wood Fort Spring Josie Garnet Kincaid Abraham Mable Vernie Smith Danese Vivian Mac Hedrick Greenville Mary Lucille Weikle Wayside Ola Pearl West Jumping Branch Elizabeth Summers Skages Alderson Macel Virginia Gillian Sandstone.
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Register
Hinton
Hinton Hospital
First Baptist Church
W. Billings
Frances Ann Meadows
Lockbridge
Lucille Anne Hinkle
Lewisburg
Neva Blanche Wood
Fort Spring
Josie Garnet Kincaid
Abraham
Mable Vernie Smith
Danese
Vivian Mac Hedrick
Greenville
Mary Lucille Weikle
Wayside
Ola Pearl West
Jumping Branch
Elizabeth Summers Skages
Alderson
Macel Virginia Gillian
Sandstone
Former GMS Star Now In Marines Gets Soft Jobs
Sergeant William G. Triplett of Van, West Virginia, now with the Marines at Camp Lejeune, teaches women Marines marching and coaches male Leathernecks in combat swimming. A former Green Briar Military School football star, Triplett trained women at Hunter College in New York City before the program moved to Camp Lejeune. He notes women learn drill movements quickly but retain commands for shorter periods. He is married to Donna Maxine Triplett and is a Spring Hill, West Virginia native.
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Camp Lejeune
N. C
William G. Triplett
Van
We. Va
Triplett
Greenbriar Military School
Parris Island
S. C
Hunter College
New York City
Triped
Donna Maxine Triplett
G. F. Triplett
Spring Hill
W. Va
Nelson Leads In Nashville Tourney
Byron Nelson fired a seven under par 64 at Richland club to grab the first round lead in the $10,000 Nashville Invitational. He posted a course record 34-30 as wind and rain teased his flow, with Bob Hamilton of Evansville six back at 66 and Toney Penna at 68 in a tightly bunched field.
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Nashville
Byron Nelson
Toledo
Richland Club
Husky Bob Hamilton
Evansville
Ind
Toney Penna
Dayton
Harold
Jag) McSpaden
Philadelphia
Nelson
Leonard Dodson
Kansas City
Sgt
BR. J. Dutch Harrison
Little Rock
Notre Dame Faces Sparse Talent but High Hopes for 1944 Debut
Notre Dame coach Ed McKeever says the 1944 squad, a mix of navy trainees and civilians, will be young and lean on unproven players. Five lettermen return from the 1943 national title team, with Pat Filley likely out until midseason. Joe Gasparella, a 19 year old freshman from Vandergrift, Pa, is among hopefuls in a T formation system. The Irish open September 30 at Pittsburgh and play a demanding schedule including Navy, Army, Wisconsin, Illinois, and Georgia Tech.
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Jerry Liska
Associated Press
Notre Dame
Ind
Ed Mel Keever
Navy
McKeever
Tn Quality
Frank Leahy
Pat Filley
Pittsburgh
Filley
John Adams
George Sullivan
Jim White Livan
Jim White
Julius Rykovich
Frank Dancewicz
Ever
Angelo Bertelli
Johnny Lujack
Joe Gasparella
Vandergrift
Gasparella
Kelly
Army
Sullivan
Adams
Fred Roval
Mike Manzo
Joe Bodgiewicz
University of Pittsburgh
Tulane
Dartmouth
Boston
Mass
Wisconsin
Ilinois
Baltimore
New York
Northwestern
Georgia Tech
Atlanta
Great Lakes
Adkins In Jail Charged With Murder In Gill Death
Howard Adkins, 30, jailed on murder charges after the death of Lewis E. Gill, 53, in Hinton hospital. Gill had been found unconscious ten days earlier. Adkins had earlier bonded on felonious assault, later rearrested. Gill, a World War I veteran, was survived by wife Gladys and daughter Gladys, with multiple siblings. Funeral scheduled at Keatley Spring cemetery Monday at 3 p.m.
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Register Stat
Hinton
Howard Adkins
Lewis E. Gill
Hinton Hospital
Possum Hollow
I. E. Briers
Gill
Adkins
John W. Cook
S. C. Ballard
Keatley Spring
City of
Gladys Gill
Miss Gladys
Ollie Gill
Fikton
Cora Bennett
Keatley Springs
Burks Gill
Ilinton
Lizzie Bowles
Sandstone
Ernest and
Berman Gill
Effie Gill
Packers Reinstate Don Hutson for 10th Pro Season
Packers coach Curly Lambeau asked Commissioner Layden to reinstate Don Hutson, returning for his 10th season after announced retirement. Hutson has been under care for eye infections but will begin workouts next week if cleared by doctors. Wyatt Leaves Dodgers for Georgia Home due to arm trouble. record shows two wins and six losses. The third segment notes a fashionable 18th century gentleman with lace collars and shoe rosettes.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Green Bay Packers
Don Hutson
Hutson
Curly Lambeau
Elmer Layden
Packers
Hutton
Enach
Wyatt
Dodgers
Brooklyn
Whit Wyatt
Brooklyn Dodgers
Buchanan
Teachers Meet Monday Morning in Summers County
Summers county teachers hold a 9 30 a m Monday general meeting at Hinton high school auditorium for instructions and supplies. The 11 a m faculty meeting follows for Hinton High School. Tuesday starts enrollment with seventh and eighth graders to report at 9 am and transfer students to visit Withers before Monday afternoon.
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Hinton
Summers County
Hinton High School
C. M. Withers
Withers
Brooklyn Tops Giants In 8 4 Win
Brooklyn Dodges defeat the New York Giants 8 4 as Dixie Walker hits for the cycle and Curt Davis posts his ninth win. Frenchy Bordagaray adds four singles while Bill Voiselle takes the loss. An infant funeral notice follows for Mr and Mrs Robert J Carper of Wickham.
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Brooklyn
Dixie Walker
Brooklyn Dodgers
New York Giants
Curt Davis
Frenchy Bordagaray
Bill Voiselle
Phil Weintraub
Giants
New York
Racker
Bordagaray
Hausmann
Owen
Sloan
Galan If
Walker
Weintraub
Luby
Lombardic
Stanky
Keir
Brown
Reys
Davis Ag Voisell
Brewer
Turees
Adams
Fischer
Woiselie
Heyes
W . Schultz
Weinstraub
Kerr
Junge
Rucker
Hace
Eo Haga
Davis
Fisenar
Hansen
Reardon
Pric
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Homer Ballengee
O. A. Hicks
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O. E. Garten
Pearl Bradberry
Pipestem
C. B. Gwinn
Green Sulphur
Hubert Licht
Forest Fill
Jim Lilly
Tucker
Lowery
GMS
Marines
Beckley Ice & Feed CO
Prince St, AC
Lewis Gill
Robert J. Carper
Wickham
Mount Tabor
Hunves
Paine
Clark Stores Inc
Stnavican Leen
American Legion
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