Garden Club to Erect City Signs In Oak Hill Beautification
Oak Hill group Spade and Trowel Garden Club discussed signs for city entrances as part of its 50th anniversary beautification effort at a Monday meeting hosted by Mrs. J Ralph Taylor. Co hosts were Mrs Hugo Bornheim and Mrs Lillian Rapp. Members planned a dried flower show and sold Christmas cards while calendars were ordered. They will deliver flowers to Oak Hill Hospital and six members earned ribbons at the Fayette County Fair Lookout. The club was entered in National Garden Club Council’s silver anniversary book for its permanent home fund.
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Oak Hill
BNS
Spade and Trowel Garden Club
J. Ralph Taylor
Hugo Bornheim
Lillian Rapp
F. W. Dickinson
Oak Hill Hospital
Fayette County
Lookout
J. T. Brooks
National Garden Club Council
Bluefield
Adds Members to Radiant Council 28 in Oak Hill
Two prospective members of Radiant Council 28 Daughters of America were accepted at a Knights of Pythias Hall meeting on Monday night in Oak Hill. Initiation for Doris Hackney and Erma Dempsey will occur at the September 20 gathering. Mrs. George Youravish presided in Mrs. Gladys Frazier's absence and reported on the Clarksburg state meeting. Flowers were sent to patient Della Shuff at Laird Memorial Hospital. About $12.50 was raised from a telephone bake sale with more collections pending. Participants included Mrs. Youravish and numerous council members.
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Oak Hill
RNS
Radiant Council
Daughters of America
Knights of Pythias Hall
Doris Hackney
Erma Dempsey
Clarksburg
George Youravish
Gladys Frazier
Adkins Rites Conducted at Mill Creek Church
Funeral services for Robert Ford Adkins 37 of Brenton were held at 4 p.m. Monday at Mill Creek Church near Brenton, with Rev. Troy Adams officiating. Burial followed in Miller Cemetery. He drowned Friday morning in Bluestone Reservoir. Survived by wife Merlie, two sons Jackie and James, mother Myrtle Jordan, brother Linden Adkins, and three sisters. Robertson and Foglesong Funeral Home handled arrangements.
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Jackie
Sampson Air Force Base
N. Y
James
Myrtle Jordan
Brenton
Linden Adkins
Ohio
Boyd Trent
Manuel Blevins
Glen Fork
Ed Cook
Robertson and Foglesong
Aspirin for Children Pure Orange Flavor No 1 Health Flavor
Product listing describes aspirin for children in a pure orange flavor labeled health flavor No 1. It reads as a ready reference item with basic branding and flavor notes. No claims or additional medical guidance are provided in the fragment.
Beech-Nut launches four cereal in 4 oz size
Beech-Nut introduces all four cereals in a convenient 4 ounce package. The new size aims to please baby with fresh tasting cereal and smoother texture. Nutrition experts say the cereals contribute to growth and strength while offering variety for caregivers.
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Baby
Holder Funeral Set Wednesday
Funeral services for Mrs. Carula Angel Holder 51 of Ansted will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday in the Ansted Baptist Church with a team of local ministers officiating. Burial will follow at Mount Zion Cemetery in Ramsey. She leaves husband Allen a son O J Wood and a daughter June Hardy among other relatives. The body will be moved from Dodd Payne Funeral Home Fayetteville to her residence 6 p.m. Tuesday.
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Ansted
ANS
Carula Angel Holder
Fayetteville
Ansted Baptist Church
Guy Vaughn
C. E. Walker
C. R. Pauley
Mount Zion
Ramsey
David and
Nellie Rule Nutter
Mount Hope
Emory Nutter
Joseph Nutter
Paintsville
Bobby Lee Nutter
Mildred Eades
Aline Cavendish
Dodd-Payne
Silver tea planned at Oak Hill Presbyterian Church
A silver tea is planned Thursday from 2 to 5 p.m. by the Oak Hill Presbyterian Church. The affair will be held at the Lundale Drive home of Dr. and Mrs. Richard German.
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Oak Hill
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Labor Day Fete in Oceana Sees Heat Casualties
About 3,000 attended the only formal Labor Day observance in Oceana with a mile-long parade along State Route 10. Four musicians and a National Guardsman collapsed but recovered. William Blizzard of the United Mine Workers spoke on coal job losses and union gains since the 1920s, urging action to avert deeper recession. Local officials, Rotary and Lions clubs sponsored floats and contests ending at the high school football field.
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Oceana
ANS
Oceans
William Blizzard
United Mine Workers District 17
West Virginia
Blizzard
R. D. Bailey
Pineville
C. A. Young
Oceana Methodist Church
L. W. Beane
Bailey
Litz McGuire
Logan
Melvin Triple
UMW
Logan Field
Oceana Rotary Club
Kopperston Lions Club
Greenbrier Dairy
Sunbeam Bakery
Daniels Auto Supply
Larry’s Drive In
Clear Fork Hardware
Crozier Lumber Co
Graham’s Zelda
Cook Ford Co
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Garden Club
L. C. Allman
Everett Bragg
J. T.brooks
E. E. Bryant
Margaret Bundy
Andrew Easton
P. D. Ford
John Harsany
Lottie Johnson
D. H. Jones
George Longhenry
J. R. MacDonald
William Moore
R. N. Noyes
R. H. Scott
E. E. Straughan
H. E. Wilson
J. R. Taylor
John P. Lester
Barkers Ridge
Department of Public Assistance
Bud
Harley Lester
Bill Houck
Adkins
Council On Foods and Nutrition of
The
American Medical Association
Wigwam Restaurant
Billy Brown
Franklin Dean
Lilydale
Jerry Mays
Jack Burkett
James Mitchell
Lynce
John Matis
Tommy Dempsey
Don Nuckols
Donald Hall
Glen Rogers
Top Flight Service
Lexington
Louisville
St. Louis
Kansas City
West Coast
Pieliot
Richmond
Norfolk
Visio
del Watch
Piedmont Airlines
Tul Aenabil Tle Lee
Compact
Calrod
Spacemaker
Beckley
Halstead Refrigeration CO
Naoma
Adkins Electric
New River
MT. Hope
New River Supply Company
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