Circuit Court Docket Set for August in Raleigh County
Raleigh County Circuit Court announced its August term docket with jurors ordered to report at 9 a.m. on September 14. The schedule lists cases involving Stevens v Cook, Bowman v Acord, Brewer v Adkins, Road Commission v Riffe, and many others across multiple dates and venues in Beckley and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh County Circuit Court
William Douglas Stevens
Charles Eugene Cook
Gene Bowman
Robert D. Acord
Peggy Lee Brewer
Kenneth E. Adkins
Bob Mathes
Nelson Redden
State Road Commission
Cecil Riffe
Harry Lehman
Bus Lines Inc
James Finley Tolliver
Nancy Ellen Shumate
Million Fire Damage In March At Charleston Warehouse
HARLESTON UPI A fire at Dunbar Wholesale Co warehouse on the west side of the Fe ast destroyed the building. Investigators said a workman may have dropped a match carton causing an explosion that sparked the blaze. Fire Chief Claude Saun said firefighters could not save the building as 50 off duty men assisted. No injuries were reported though three firemen escaped death when a wall toppled into the street. Initial damage estimates ranged from 750000 to 1 million dollars.
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Harleston
UPI
Charleston
Dunbar Wholesale Co. Waresse
Claude Saun
Immedia
Aanders
Thempany
J. C. Dawson
Kiam A. Rawson
Johnson says nuclear war would devastate US and USSR
Johnson warned that a first nuclear exchange could kill millions and leave cities ashes and fields barren. The speech at Cadillac and John Kennedy Square drew Democratic crowds as Johnson prepared another campaign leg, with a five hour stop in the city before traveling to Harrisburg, Pa.
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Johnson
Cadillac
John Kennedy Square
Iry S. Truman
National Committee
Ashington
Auto City
Heavels
Harrisburg
Elderly Dent in Serious Assault Warrant Case
Forfeited Jeff Dent a 75 year old resident allegedly opposed CDU workers in the area and struck Dr V Allen Christian rector of the workers with a cane, per warrant issued by Magistrate Joe Rodriguez. Dent posted a $19 bond. The magistrate said a serious assault charge was not filed due to his age.
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Jeff Dent
CDU
V. Allen Christian
Jarges
Agistrate
Joe Rodriguez
Cristian
Dent
Seeds unearthed after centuries in Black Sea region
Moscow reports Tass news agency that seeds sealed in jars for centuries have produced grapes of excellent site and aroma. The seeds were unearthed three years ago by archaeologists on the Black Sea east of the Caucasus, intriguing Soviet horticultural observers.
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Moscow
UPI
Tass
Londay
Woodrow Davis Posts Bond for Resisting Arrest and Drunk Charge
Beckley resident Woodrow Davis posted 500 dollars bond on a resisting arrest charge and paid fines on a drunkenness charge to Magistrate W A Burke. He was remanded to jail for ten more days on the drunk charge after a disturbance at the Hey A Club Sunday night. An eye witness said he ran from the club and struck a sign, while state police reported Davis punching cars and giving the arresting officer a rough time. He allegedly attempted to strike the officer when taken into custody.
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Woodrow Davis
Beckley
W. A
Gene) Burke
Davis
Humphrey appeals to Ohio labor to back Johnson
Hubert Humphrey told Ohio labor leaders that no evidence shows white voters deserting Democrats over civil rights and urged organized labor to work hard for the Democratic ticket in November. He warned that the other side opposes labor and emphasized that labor has much at stake in the election.
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Ohio
Humphrey
White House
Johnson
Goldwater Draws Sharp Contrast on Freedom and Strength
Goldwater framed the Detroit remarks as a clear choice in the coming election between conformity and freedom at home and between weakness and strength abroad. He criticized the administration as relying on a patent medicine approach to politics and foreign policy, urging rejection in November. He traveled toward California from his Phoenix area home as Los Angeles GOP leaders aimed to fill Dodger Stadium for tonight’s rally.
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Detroit
Johnson
Goldwater
California
Phoenix
Ariz
Los Angeles
GOP
Dodger
Chavez Ravine
Chutist Panics Dies In Plunge
A 21 year old Marine died after plunging 2800 feet during a first free fall jump in Hawaii. Lance Corporal Kenneth Joseph Caynor of Clarksburg West Virginia was married with an 18 month old daughter. He had earlier completed a static line jump without trouble and his equipment was checked before both jumps.
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Honolulu
UPI
Marine Corps
Kenneth Joseph Caynor
Clarksburg
W. Va
Fleet Marine Force Command
Camp H.M. Smith
Roy Barnes
Military Skydivers Club of Hawaii
Primaries Race Contests Across Several States
The piece surveys Republican battles in Vermont and Wisconsin with Powell Pillsbury and Foote Babcock MacBride among contenders. It notes Hoff’s position in Vermont while Reynolds faces Finzi in Wisconsin. Colorado centers on Congress in the Fourth District where Ed Lamm and Gordon Weller vie to challenge Wayne Aspinall in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Powell
John Pillsbury
Manchester
John C. Mongan
Albert Levitt
Hancock
Walter Koenig
Concord
Elmer Bussey
Salem
Powell
Pillsbury
Vermont
Philip H. Hoff
GOP
Ralph A. Foote
Middlebury
Robert S. Babcock
South Burlington
Roger L. MacBride
Halifax
Foote
Wisconsin
John Reynolds
Dominic Finzi
Milwaukee
Warren Knowles
Milo Knutson
la Crosse
Goldwater
Colorado
Congress
Ed Lamm
Grand Junction
Gordon Weller
Uranium Institute of America
Wayne Aspinall
Tuskegee School Integration Enrolls 14 Negroes
At Lanier Tuskegee Public School integration occurred with 14 Negro students and 59 white students in the high school. A private car delivered the Negro boy and two white girls followed, with no spectators allowed on school grounds. Last year, state troopers and a white student walkout forced the school to close after a court-ordered admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lanier
Tuskegee
George Wallace
State Board of Education
Two Killed On W Va Roads
West Virginia highway crashes over Labor Day weekend killed two residents and injured several others. William Yelich, 19, near Glenville died on West Virginia Route 5 in Gilmer County, and Harry Ridings, 78, of Martinsburg was struck while crossing a street. A Morgantown man, Richard C Warman, 19, died in Ontario, Canada, with two others seriously injured after a two car collision near Oakville. Parkersburg man Patrick Laurnoff, 25, died in a two car crash near Bellaire, Ohio, and Richard Summers of Kesslers Cross Lanes, Nicholas County, perished near Butler, Pennsylvania.
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United Press International
West Virginia
Morgantown
Ontario
Canada
William Yelich
Glenville
W. Va
Gilmer County
Harry Ridings
Martinsburg
Bellaire
Ohio
Richard Summers
Rt. 2
Kessler
Labor Leader Blasts Barry at IAM Convention
MIAMI BEACH UPI President A J Hayes opened the International Association of Machinists convention by condemning extremism linked to Senator Barry Goldwater. He said freedom used to excuse exploitation and discrimination is a vice and pledged IAM would not defend such selfish liberty. Johnson, Wirtz, Shriver and MacFachen to speak.
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Miami Beach
UPI
A. J. Hayes
International Association of Machinists
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Hayes
IAM
Lyndon Johnson
W. Willard Wirtz
Peace Corps
Sargent Shriver
Allan MacFachen
Jurors Summoned for Beckley Federal Court Duty
Jurors summoned for the current term of Federal Court in Beckley are to report for duty at 9 30 a m Wednesday.
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Beckley
Opossum Pup Emerges From Mother's pouch After Weeks
A newborn opossum spends weeks in its mother's pouch before venturing into the outside world. The juvenile remains secure while developing, then cautiously begins exploration once ready. Parents shield the young as they transition to independent life.
Minh Named Chief of State as South Viet Nam Shifts
South Viet Nam’s military triumvirate elected Maj. Gen. Duong Van Minh as chairman and to chief of state, with civilian councils to be named by October. The shift follows coups linked to Nguyen Khanh and Tran Thien Khiem while a civilian constitution and provisional assembly are planned. Communist guerrillas ambushed a convoy north of Saigon with over 40 government casualties, an adviser wounded. Buddhist leaders meanwhile urged peace with the Viet Cong.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
UPI
South Viet Nam
Duong van
Big
Minh
Khanh
Tran Thien Khiem
Ngo Dinh Diem
Khan
Lost Trio Found In State Forest
Three missing picnickers Ida Warner Virgil Warner and Lee Taylor were found safe after wandering from Cooper's Rock State Forest near Chestnut Ridge. Conservation Officer Wayne Hough and volunteers aided the search. The trio, last seen in the forest, were located near the Preston Monongalia County border as searches intensified.
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Morgantown
UPI
Cooper’s Rock State Forest
Ida
Virgil Warner
Lee Taylor
Chestnut Ridge
Preston-Monongalia
Wayne Hough
Hough
John Bloser
Cheat Lake
Cheat River
Gilbert Cutlip
Cheat
Hurricane Ethel Near Bermuda Prompts Coastal Alert
Swells and high tides lash the South Carolina coast as forecasters warn of erosion and flooding. Beach towns prepare while residents in northeast North Carolina evacuate low coastal areas. Hurricane Ethel is offshore, about 400 miles south southeast of Bermuda, moving west northwest at 12 mph with hurricane force gusts near the center.
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South Carolina
Daytona Beach
Fla
Caros
Dora
Atlantic
Miami Bureau
Ethel
Bermuda
Desegregation Returns to Virginia County Schools
Prince Edward Abernathy, 10, a fourth grader, attends a school as the county resumes classes under a May 25 Supreme Court order granting quick relief to about 1,600 Black children denied public education since 1959. Most 1,200 white students have joined a private segregated system funded by state and county grants under a freedom of choice plan. The 70‑member faculty will include nine white teachers in the desegregated setup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abernathy
U.S. Supreme Court
Virginia
Final rites set for Henry Blane Smith at Creamery Church
Death notices report Henry Blane Smith of Creamery died Sunday at 6 p.m. in Hinton Hospital. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 2 p.m. in Creamery Church with Rev. Don Craft and Rev. William Bowling officiating. Burial follows at Camp Ground Cemetery. Body to arrive at the church an hour before services. Pallbearers named: Howard Simmons, Everett Simmons, Howard Huffman, Ernest Huffman, Albert Huffman, Harold Houchins, John Hinchman, Walter Smith. Women of the church to carry flowers.
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Henry Blane Smith
Creamery
Don Craft
William Bowling
Camp Ground
Hinton
Lobban Funeral Home
Alderson
Howard Simmons
Everett Simmons
Howard Huffman
Ernest Huffman
Albert Huffman
Harold Houchins
John Hinchman
Walter Smith
Funeral for Marvin K. McClung Held in Quinwood
Funeral services for Marvin K. McClung 77 of Quinwood will be at Mount Urim Baptist Church with three area ministers officiating. Burial follows at End of Trail Cemetery in Clintonville. McClung, a lifelong Quinwood resident, died after a long illness. He was a retired farmer and businessman and member of the Mount Urim Baptist Church and local Odd Fellows and Rebekah Lodges. He is survived by his wife Pearl, three daughters, a son, a sister and a half sister, and three grandchildren. Graveside rites in Oak Hill High Lawn Memorial Park will be conducted by Quinwood Odd Fellows. The body remains at Wallace and Wallace Funeral Home. Graveside services performed by Dolph Johnson. Burial at High Lawn Memorial Park. Friends may call after 4 p.m. Wednesday.
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Marvin K. McClung
Quinwood
Mount Urim Baptist Church
P. E. Orndorff
Joe E. Brown
Homer Piercy
Trail Cemetery
Clintonville
McClung
Mount Urim
Odd
Rebekah Lodges
Farm Bureau
Wade
Matilda Dietz McClung
Pearl
William Moore
Golda M. Hume
Oak Hill
Gladys M. Skidmore
New Haven
Quinwood Independent Order of Odd Fellows Lodge
Dolph Johnson
High Lawn Memorial Park
Richard H. Summers Final Rites Held In Summersville
Richard Harold Summers 46 of Keslers Cross Lanes was killed in a traffic accident near Zelinople Pennsylvania while en route home for the holidays. Funeral services were conducted at 2 p.m. at the Howard White Funeral Home Chapel Summersville with Rev Harmon Gray and Rev Joe E Brown officiating. Burial followed in Miller Cemetery Keslers Cross Lanes. He was a mechanic in Butler Pennsylvania formerly in coal hauling in Nicholas County. Born January 6 1918 he lived his life in Nicholas County. Surviving are his parents Mr and Mrs Robert A Summers of Lockwood.
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Richard Harold Summers
Keslers Cross Lanes
Howard White
Summersville
Harmon Gray
Joe E. Brown
Miller Cemetery
Zelinople
Butler
Nicholas County
Kesler Cross Lanes
Robert A. Summers
Lockwood
Funeral planned for Mrs Margie Agnes Michael at Bloomingrose
Funeral services set for 2 p m Wednesday at Toney's Branch Chapel Bloomingrose for 63 year old Mrs Margie Agnes Michael who died Monday after a long illness Burial will be in Michael Cemetery at Prenter Survivors include daughter Esther Slater of Bloomingrose two sons Ralph of Roanoke Ala Homer of Columbus Ga two brothers Edward Nelson Williams Mountain Freeman Nelson New Haven Conn three sisters Bertha Staten Cleveland Ohio Josie Michael Comfort Ella Nelson Bloomingrose and five grandchildren Funeral home Armstrong Whitesville will hold the body one hour prior to service
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Margie Agnes Michael
Bloomingrose
Toney’s
George Syner
George Smith
Michael
Prenter
Esther Slater
Ralph
Roanoke
Ala
Homer
Columbus
Final rites for Clarence De Russie Deeds at Jumping Branch
Clarence D Deeds 85 of Jumping Branch dies in Hinton hospital after a week long illness. Funeral at Bluestone Missionary Baptist Church Jumping Branch at 2 pm Wednesday with Rev Howard Spence Rev William Fox and Rev Fred Dillon officiating. Burial in Restwood Memorial Estate near Hinton. Survivors include a son Robert of Oak Hill four daughters two brothers two sisters thirteen grandchildren and two great grandchildren. The body is at Ronald Meadows Funeral Parlor in Hinton.
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Clarence DeRussie Deeds
Bluestone Missionary Baptist Church
Howard Spence
William Fox
Fred Dillon
Restwood Memorial Estate
Hinton
Deeds
Summers County
DeRussie
Nancy Hinton Deeds
Jumping Branch
Robert
Oak Hill
Lois Hogan
Ruth Iddings
Mildred Burdette
Alderson
Ruby Burdette
Summersville
Marvin
John
Green Camp
Ohio
Burk
Arlington
Vista Abshire
Grace Kelly
Sandusky
Ronald Meadows Funeral Parlor
Mrs Myrtle Starr Dies After Stroke At 65 In Elmwood
Mrs Myrtle Starr 65 of Elmwood will be laid to rest at Coon Fork Baptist Church Keyrock at 10 a m Wednesday with burial in Green Castle Cemetery. She died Sunday night attending a church near her home death attributed to a stroke. Survivors include husband W M Starr three brothers Sweatman Lance Fitch of Chicago Mitchell Fitch of Cedar Grove a sister Mrs Glennie Vance Freeburn Ky a son Irvin Hargis Pineville two grandsons and two great grandsons. Body moved from Raynes Funeral Home Buffalo to son Irvin Hargis Pineville home at 4 p m today.
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Myrtle Starr
Elmwood
Coon Fork Baptist Church
Keyrock
Green Castle
Glennie Vance
Freeburn
Irvin Hargis
Pineville
Raynes Funeral Home
Buffalo
Funeral set for Mrs Nannie J Hager of Mount Nebo
Mrs Nannie Joseph Hager 75 of Mount Nebo died Sunday evening after a four week illness in a Richwood hospital. Funeral services will be held at 2 p m Wednesday at Grady n Methodist Church with Rev Charles Willis in charge. Burial will follow at Willis Cemetery Graydon. She was born September 7 1889 at Wayne County daughter of the late George and Margaret Irby Smith. Survivors include her husband William a daughter Anna Willis of Mount Nebo a sister Mrs Ira Cable six grandchildren and a great grandchild. Body will be moved to her daughter’s home in Mount Nebo at 5 p m today.
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Nannie Joseph Hager
Mount Nebo
Graydon Methodist Church
Charles Willis
Willis
Graydon
Hager
Richwood
Big Creek
Wayne
Wayne County
George
Margaret Irby Smith
William
Anna Willis
Ira Cable
Wallace and Wallace Funeral
East Rainelle
Final rites for Mrs Rosa Shivley planned in Beckley
Mrs Rosa Mc Ambra Shivley 81 of Beckley died at 530 am in a Welch hospital after a short illness. Final rites set for 2 pm Wednesday at Webb and Neal Funeral Home Chapel with Rev Charles E. Walker officiating. Burial Mount View Cemetery. Pallbearers listed: Don Foley Charles Souder Bill Souder Emmett Foley Pete Prince Earl Bailey Chester Foley.
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Rosa McAmbra Shivley
Beckley
Webb
Emmett Foley
Pete Prince
Earl Bailey
Chester Foley
John Butcher Sr. 80 Died in Welch Hospital
John Butcher Sr. 80 of Oak Hill died Monday after an extended illness in Welch Hospital. He retired from New River Coal Co. at Minden and was a Humphrey native. Surviving are son John Butcher Jr. of Corretta, step son Joe Somosky of Princeton, and step-daughter Mary Somosky of Flint, Michigan. Funeral services set for 2 p.m. Thursday at Tyree Funeral Chapel Oak Hill with Rev Ran-
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John Butcher Sr
Oak Hill
Welch
New River Coal Co
Minden
Humphrey
John Butcher Jr
Corretta
Joe Somosky
Princeton
Mary Somosky
Flint
Mich
Tyree
Ran
Sylvenious Davis Sr. dies at Oak Hill at 73
Sylvenious L Davis Sr aged 73 of 326 Woods Ave Oak Hill formerly of Mount Hope died in Oak Hill hospital at 6 15 pm Monday after an extended illness He was a former New River Company employee and Mount Hope Presbyterian Church member Born August 8 1891 in Roscoe Pa he was son of the late Albert and Ann White Davis Survived by widow Adah Swift Davis two sons G W Pat Davis Oak Hill and S L Davis Jr Milwaukee Wis two brothers Fred Davis Alanport Pa Henry Davis Martinsburg two sisters Grace Joliet Canton Ohio and Jesse Ridgeway Alanport Pa and three grandchildren Funeral conducted at Tyree Funeral Home Chapel Oak Hill Thursday at 11 am with Rev Eve McQuitty in charge Burial in High Lawn Memorial Park Oak Hill Body remains at Tyree Funeral Home after 4 pm for friends to call
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Sylvenious
Pat) Davis
Oak Hill
S. L
Eve McQuitty
High Lawn Memorial Park
Tyree
Mrs L L Dickerson Found Dead At Home In Itman
Mrs Charlene Lambert Dickerson aged 35 was found dead at her Itman home early today with time of death around 1 a m She was born July 21 1929 in Speedway a daughter of the late Isaac and Minnie Lambert Surviving are her husband James Dickerson two sons Jerry and Steve at home a daughter Kathy at home six brothers and five sisters names listed with their towns
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Charlene Lambert Dickerson
Itman
Speedway
Isaac
Minnie Robertson Lambert
James Dickerson
Jerry
Steve
Kathy
Harlan
Emory
Sam
Don Lambert
Bud
Glen
Alpeca
James
Moundsville
Estil Davis
Prince‘ton
Roy Hamrick
Rivie
State Man Held As Bank Robber
Ezekiel Canterbury, 33, of Dingess West Virginia, was arrested in Mexico and deported to the United States for the Bank of Blaine Kentucky holdup case. He faces a U S commissioner hearing in El Paso and will be returned to Kentucky. FBI had earlier arrested Chester Simmons, 22, of Lake City Michigan, with the same $19900 holdup. A third man remains at large.
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EL Paso
Tex
UPI
Bank of
Blaine
Ezekiel Canterbury
Dingess
W.va
U.S
Kentucky
FBI
Chester Simmons
Lake City
Mich
Logan
W. Va
Canterbury
Louisville
Paul Stoddard
West Virginians Begin Trial in Hoffa Jury Tampering Case
Three Huntington men from West Virginia go on trial in Nashville for attempting to influence jurors in the 1963 Hoffa trial. They allegedly posed as Nashville Banner reporters during telephone calls to question prospective jurors. Hoffa was convicted in Chattanooga and sentenced to eight years. an appeal is pending. Chucky O Brien faces a separate November trial on related irregularities.
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Nashville, Tenn
UPI
U. S
West
Alfred Nelson Paden
Albert P. Cole
Hoffa
Nashville Banner
Chattanooga
Nashville
Charles
Chucky) O’brien
Congress Reconvenes Faces Election Year Hurdles
Congress returns from Labor Day recess as Johnson pushes essential bills. The health care for the aged program awaits House action by Sept 14 amid Mills opposition. Senate reapportionment stalls Dirksen seeks cloture to end debate, while Appalachia rehabilitation and sugar extension acts also loom.
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Washington
UPI
Congress
Johnson
Senate
House
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
Ways & Means Committee
Senate Gop
Everett M. Dirksen
Supreme Court
Dirksen
Appalachia
Miller Aide Outlines Cuba Policy Options
Miller said the administration could free Cuba from communism without invasion by recognizing a government in exile, blocking Cuban cargo ships at U.S. ports, or enacting economic sanctions or a military blockade. He also disclosed serious misgivings about the constitutional validity of the civil rights law, while noting no differences with Goldwater who opposed it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
Miller
Goldwater
Cuts Down Aid Paris to Algeria Draft Budget Released
The draft Algerian affairs budget published Monday shows French economic and financial aid to Algeria totaling about 140.2 million dollars for next year. This is 59.1 million dollars less than the 1964 allotment.
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Paris
UPI
Algeria
Funeral services planned for several scattered relatives
A body is at Sam Fogle song Funeral Home in Mullens awaiting arrangements. Individuals named include Mrs. Charles McKinney of Nashville Tennessee Mrs. Jerry Hickok of Mount Pocono Pennsylvania and Mrs. James Wood of Columbus Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ra Beach
Fla
Charles McKinney
Nashville, Tenn
Jerry Hickok
Mount Pocono
James Wood
Columbus
Ohio
Sam Foglesong
Mullens
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George W. Willis
SRC
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Ardath Short
Carla Bell Burdiss
Thomas G. Bailey
Pagoda Shopping Center
D. C. Meadows
Shirley K. Johnson
Ernest Lickliter Jr
Stanley Newman
Gary Rhodes
Betty Sue French
Brenda Phillips
Almont Hicks
Marie Carter
Gladys M. Carter
Sidney A. Kincaid
Christine Brooks
Chester Roberts
Bowl-Wick Inc
Edward Wyce
Combined Insurance Co
K.im. James
W. B. Jones
Charles Austin
G. B. Anderson
John S. Atkins
Paul Bailey
Clyde Bolen
Orville T. Carr
George B. Chambers
Robert E. Cunningham
Carl L. Calloway
Raymond Cole
T. W. Creed
Matt Crook Jr
Joseph C. Dance
William Gregg Elkins
Harold Eye
Robert Frisen
Jack Hutchens
Sadie Harvey
Tom Hicks
Dan Janutolo
Mabel Lilly
L. A. Landers
A. P. Leeber
Don Lilly
Oscar M. Nickels
Mabel McCutcheon
George L. Piper
G. T. Puckett
C. L. West
Mamie White
Alma Walker
Joe H. Winner
Bradley Wills
John Barr
Sophia
Lloyd R. Bays
Farley Hill
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George Dalton
Wilbur Wright
Eccles
Donald Boyd
Earl Fotes
W. M. Houchins
Maxwell Hill
Ralph Blake
MacArthur
Katherine Brubeck
Sprague
Thomas L. Comer
John Handforth
D. V. Lilly
Ann Perry
Prosperity
W. E. Clark
Daniels
Nettie Covey
Fred T. Hawley
Ruth Osler
James Lucas
Glen Daniel
Mac Douglas
Calloway Heights
Robert Epperly
Kermit K. Oakes
Charles Mustard
Beaver
Edward Ferrell
Wilbert Hodge
George Radar
Bradley
Dewey Griffith
Thomas Lee Gray
Ruth McCall
Crab Orchard
Jim Hall
Bolt
Phyllis Horton
Marie McElyen
Slab Fork
Sam Leslie
Stotesbury
Frannie W. Meadows
Shady Spring
Robert Mitchem
L. B. Shrewsbury
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Harper
Frazier Treadway
Artie
Dorothy Taylor
Mount Hope Road
Robert Vines
Ghent
B. F. Williams
Glen White
B. C. Sisk
Mabscott
EEDS
Derene
Alabama
Barry
Prince Edward
Richard H. Summers
Mrs
Margie Michael
Clarence D. Deeds
Nannie J. Hager
Rosa M. Shivley
Sylvenious Davis Sr
L. Dickerson
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