Browns to Establish Home in Huntington After Trip
Mr and Mrs Jimmie A Brown plan to make Huntington their home after their marriage at the First Presbyterian Church in Ronceverte The bride Miss Isabelt Anderson daughter of Forrest W Anderson of Sweisburg wore a white lace gown for the ceremony Attendants included Miss Peggy Haddad Miss Polly Minkle and Miss Loretta Steortes The groom is son of George A Brown of Charleston Both graduates of Marshall College they are to start life together after a ceremony attended by family and friends
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Lewisburg—Huntington
Jimmie A. Brown
First Presbyterian Church
Ronceverte
Isalbert Anderson
Forrest W. Anderson
Sweisburg
George A. Brown
Charleston
J. G. Morrison
Joyce Dolan
Molly Clifford
Peggy Haddad
Whitesville
Polly Minkle
Lewisburg
Loretta Steortes
Miss Hinkle
Benetta Davis
Clendenin
Nancy Mooley
Madison
Nancy Cosby
Aldes
Greenbrier High School
Marshall College
Pi Kappa Sigma
Marshall Madriigal Club
Charleston High School
Alpha Sigma Phi
Chi Beta Phi
Science Fraternity
Geology Club
Phi Kappa Psi
Holt
Morgantown
Marcie V. Bell
Huntington
Joann Jenkins
Wheeling
Glenna Lucas
Princeton
David C. Prickett
Lumberport
Cason Boyles
James Danta
Fairmont
Arch Meredith
Barbara Meredith
Theodore Cook
Pasadena
Q. O. Moore
Chillicothe
O.sibold
Hillsdale
Guy iv. Peck
Former Alderson Resident Ellis Dies at 89
William Alexander Ellis 89 died Saturday at his son Lyman Ellis home in Dover New Jersey. A former Alderson resident and longtime deacon of Flat Mountain Baptist Church he was born at Wolf Creek to Alexander and Elizabeth Fenton Ellis. He leaves a sister Mrs J Floyd Thomas of Alderson and no sons. Services will be conducted from
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Alderson
William Alexander Ellis
Lyman Elis
Dover
N. J
Flat Mountain
Wolf Creek
Alexander
Elizabeth Fenton Ellis
J. Floyd Thomas
Lyman
Dr Kesler dies in Ronceverte at 84 in Williamsburg parish
Dr. F. G. Kesler, 84, of Williamsburg, died in a Ronceverte hospital after months of illness. A physician for 40 years in Williamsburg, he is survived by his wife Hazel, two sons John and E G Kesler Jr, two daughters Joan and Alice Naradelle, two grandchildren, two sisters Etta Judy and Lula Harrah, and two brothers Walter and Ray. Funeral 2:30 p m today at Williamsburg Presbyterian Church, Rev J Q Geiger officiating. Burial in Williamsburg Cemetery. Body moved from Wallace Wallace Funeral Home Saturday at 5 p m.
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Lewisburg
F. G. Kesler
Williamsburg
Ronceverte Hospital
Hazel Nunley Kesler
John
E. G. Kesler, Jr
Joan
Alice Naradelle
Baltimore
Etta Judy
Lula Harrah
Great Falls
Mont
Walter Kesler
San Francisco
Calif
Ray Kesler
Beckley
Williamsburg Presbyterian Church
J. Q. Geiger
Wallace and Wallace Funeral Home
Benefit Bridge Chairman Named By Lewisburg Club
Mrs Morris Williams was selected chairwoman of the benefit bridge to be held at the Greenbrier Valley Country Club on Sept 21. The Lewisburg House and Garden Club met at the Community House with Mrs W H Ruby presiding and a long list of members present.
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Weller Lewisburg
Morris Williams
Greenbrier Valley Country Club
Lewisburg House and Garden Club
Community House
W. H. Ruby
Andrew McLaughlin
Frank, Tuckwiller
W.E. Moir
John Dice
Fred Martin
James McClung
Clifton Burr
David Agnew
John Lee
John Sailor
Gladys Ford
W. J. Killoran
Burman Mitchell
Frank Hancock
Ralph Warren
C. M. Lewis
Bright Hern
Fred Wehle, Jr
Gordon Jones
Lewisburg Social News Highlights From Local Visits
Doris Taylor returns to Charleston after visiting her parents in Lewisburg. Paul Sheppard of Charleston spends weekend in Lewisburg with his parents. Johnny Beary visits from Georgia to Lewisburg with his grandparents. Peggy Stone of Washington visits Lewisburg. she is Hamilton Stone’s daughter. Mrs. Robert Smith returns to Lewisburg from Huntington. Mrs. Richard Lette returns to Lewisburg from Greenbrier Valley Hospital. T G Feamster and W M Wallis of Blaker Mills visit Lewisburg and Ronceverte on Friday. Bill McCutcheon of Muddy Creek Mountain visits Lewisburg and Ron. Charles Pettti, formerly of Wolf Creek and recent Lewisburg resident, buys Earl Mann farm on Wolf Creek and moves there.
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Lewisburg
Doris Taylor
Charleston
Paul Sheppard
Johnny Beary
Georgia
Peggy Stone
Washington
Hamilton Stone
Robert Smith
Huntington
Richard Lette
Greenbrier Valley Hospital
T. GL Feamster
W. M. Wallis
Blaker Mills
Ronceverte
Bill McCutcheon
Muddy Creek Mountain
Ron Friday
Wolf OR Farm
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Alderson
Charles Petttigrew
Wolf Creek
Earl Mann
Monroe Schools To Open Tuesday
The 1950 51 term of school in Monroe County officially opens Tuesday Sept 5. A general county teachers meeting will be held Monday in Union High School Auditorium with speakers P E Reeder R D Tuach and others. The program covers devotions remarks and talks on use of teaching aids and plans for 50 51.
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UNION
Monroe County
General County
Union High School
P. E. Reeder
Charleston
State Education Association
R. D. Tuach
A. J. Nystrom and Co
C. D. Whited
Glenn Dowdy
Charles, Boothe
Classroom Teachers Association
Campaign Honors To Be Bestowed At Polio Dinner
Summersville will host a Sept 22 dinner at the New Methodist Church to honor Nicholas County for leading state per capita donations in the 1959 March of Dimes campaign. The event, requested by county chair Mrs. William Askew, moves from Charleston and will not raise funds. Governor Patteson commends the county's work. Tickets will be announced later.
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Wesler
Nicholas County
New York
Amos McClung 79 Dies After Illness in Summersville
Amos McClung a retired farmer of Summersville died at 4 p.m. Friday after a 15 day illness. He was born in Mt Lookout son of the late Dr. Granville McClung and Ann Stull McClung. Surviving are his wife three sons Everett Allen Noah and a daughter Mrs A P Skaggs. He chaired Mt Pleasant Baptist Church for 20 years. Funeral at 2 30 p.m. Monday at Mt Pleasant Baptist Church with Rev John Bragg. Burial in church cemetery. Body to be removed from D R Simmons Funeral Home to residence at 11 a.m. today.
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Summersville
Amos Mcclung
Mt. Lookout
Granville McClung
Ann Stull McClung
Burr Mill
Lucinda McClung
Everett
Allen
Thurmond
Noah
A. P. Skaggs
Ansted
Laban
Sampson
Charleston
William
Robertsville
N. C
Millie McClung
Oak Hall
J. C. Cooper
Delta
Cole
Prushie McClung
California
Elastie Brown
Peterstown Child Stricken by Polio at Marmet Hospital
Randy Ballard five year old son of Mr and Mrs Randall Ballard of Peters town is being treated for infantile paralysis at Marmet Children's Hospital. He became ill Saturday night and was moved to Marmet Sunday after diagnosis at Bluefield Sanitarium. Condition described as slight with no paralysis.
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Marmet
Ty Register
Randy Ballard
Randall Ballard
Marmet Childrens
Marmel
Bluefield
Brown Funeral Services Today for Mrs Addie Brown
Funeral services for Mrs Addie Alten Brown 71 are set for 3 p.m. today at Oak Hill Baptist Church Alderson with Rev Gilmer Cross and others officiating. Burial follows at High Lawn Memorial Park. She was born January 2 1879 in Sewell Mountain and is survived by Frank D Brown her husband and several siblings.
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Alderson
Addie Alten Brown
Oak Hil Baptist Church
Gilmer Cross
Oak Hil
Uew
Alvin J. Cook
First Baptist Church
Beckley
C. S. Donnelly
Crab Orchard
High Lawn Memorial Park
Oak Hill
Sewell Mountain
Arthur
Sarah Allen
Charleston Baptist Temple
Fayetteville
Eastern Star
Frank D. Brown
Fred M. Allen
Hinton
Mamie Ashley
Charleston
Samuel B. Allen
Denzie P Allen
Arthur Allen, Jr
Los Angeles
Lula Hamilten
Montgomery
Lula Heaney
Margaret Leaney
Lobban Funeral Home
Alderson Personal Notes and Family News
Alderson reports Mrs. W T Frye and daughters Pamela and Sandra Lou visiting sister Mrs Kenneth Michalinie in Alderson and Smiths for the weekend. Mrs A P Nickell and children attend Jean Gamble Hickey wedding in Knoxville with Maj Deppen and Mrs Deppen Jr. plus other local relatives. A daughter Vicky Ellen born to Mr and Mrs C K Miller on August 26 at their home.
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Alderson
W. T. Frye
Pamela
Sandra Lou
Alexandria, Va
Kenneth Michalinie
Nancy
Newton
Knoxville
Tenn
Jean Gamble
John Hickey
W. C. Deppen
Maj. Deppen
Beatrice Nutter Weds James Holt in East Rainelle
Beatrice Jeanette Nutter and James Rich ard Holt wed Tuesday at First Baptist Church East Rainelle in a 2 30 p m ceremony. The bride wore a white slipper satin gown with Pet er Pan collar and dewlar train. maid of honor and bridesmaids wore champagne to old gold satin gowns. Music featured Mona Gray Clarris and Margaret Jane Davis. The couple's families are from McRoss Fairmont Raleigh and Holden.
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East Rainelle
First Baptist Church of
Beatrice Jeanette Nutter
Joseph Eugene Nutter
McRoss
James Richard Holt
James Harter Holt
Fairmont
J. E. Brown
Mona Gray Clarris
Ralhelle
Dorothy Ann Knowles
Laura Jean Holt
Mary Louise Turk
Holden
Peggy Livesay
Curtis Keister
Rainelle
Maid of Honor
Mrs Pryor Dies At Lewisburg
Mrs. Elizabeth Belle Pryor 50 of Lewisburg died at home after a lengthy illness. Surviving are daughter Louise Nalley of Brooklyn and sons Early Pryor of Wilmington and James Pryor of Lewisburg. Funeral 3 p m from Wallace and Wallace chapel with burial in Lewisburg Cemetery. Wedding coverage follows with details on the Pryor family and related ceremonies. SIBOLD REUNION SET in Hillsdale as next item.
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Lewisburg
Elizabeth Belle Pryor
Louise Nalley
Brooklyn
N. Y
Early Pryor
Wilmington
Del
James Pryor
Wallace and Wallace Funeral Home
C. C. Logan
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Todd
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W. Va
Aearm
White House
Brown Funeral Services
Flat Mountain Baptist Church
Gradolph Johnson
James E. Ward
Upton
C. K. Miller
Vicky Ellen
Mobilgas
Mobil Oil
Mobil Station
Neville St
Baptist Church
T. S. Williams
Robert L. Williams
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Moss Williams
John Bennett
Gene Dillard
James R. Holt
Tom Ochelirec
James Marler Molt
Norman Nutter
Albert Reeves
William Wonn
Elkins
Kenneth Krantz
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