Ingram Branch Opens New White Church
The first church for white residents in Ingram Branch will be dedicated Sunday. Rev. Earl Harvey, now pastor, led the project funded by Mary Frances Coal Company donations. The non-denominational church starts with 13 members, features an auditorium, recreation room, and four Sunday School Teams, with a dedication sermon and noon basket dinner scheduled.
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Register
Ingram Branch
Mary Frances Coal Company
Earl Harvey
Haiti
Louise* Moone
C. P. Anderson
Harvey
Mrs. Treadway Feted At Surprise Party
Mrs. Curtis Treadway was honored on her birthday with a surprise party at Cunard hosted by her husband Saturday night. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. William Tompkins of Brooklyn, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Barnette of Oak Hill, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Treadway of Caperton, Mr. and Mrs. Dana Tompkins, Miss Evelyn Harper, Miss Catherine Paris, Mrs. Marie Jarrell and Dan Sexton, both of Cunard, Miss Lena Wire of Gatewood, and Leon Ford.
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Treadway
Register
Cunard
Curtis Treadway
William Tompkins
Brooklyn
Jack Barnette
Oak Hill
J. D. Treadway
Caperton
Dana Tompkins
Evelyn Harper
Catherine Paris
Marie Jarrell
Dan Sexton
Lena Wire
Gatewood
Leon Ford
Judge Enters Divorce Order In Princeton Hearing
Judge D M Eastey issued a court order Tuesday in the divorce suit of Shirley Smith vs Roy Lee More. The defendant was ordered to pay temporary alimony and $42,501 for child support, plus plaintiff’s attorney fee of $108. Both parties are enjoined from interfering with each other.
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Registar
Princeton
D. M.eastey
Shirley Smith
Roy Lee
Red Smith
Cross
Banjo String Used in Jail Break Reveals Escaped Prisoner
A banjo string is believed to have been used to saw a bar of the Hinton City Jail, enabling Hugh W. Biggs to escape Friday night. Biggs, a parolee from Ohio, fled after allegedly stealing a truck and was recaptured in Raleigh County. He reportedly lowered himself to the ground with a blanket between 10 PM and daybreak.
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Register
Hinton
Hugh W. Biggs
Hinton City
Carlos Garten
Biggs
London
Ohio
Raleigh
Chesapeake and Ohio
Huntington Man Recovers Auto
An abandoned 1948 automobile on Main Street Oak Hill over Labor Day weekend was returned to owner Ray H. Cobb of Huntington after he reported a bad check payment from a man who bought the car last Friday. The car stood near Thomas Funeral Home Friday night through Monday. no driver was found. Local and state police coordinated, Cobb recovered the vehicle on Tuesday.
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Oak Hill
Main Street
Ray H. Cobb
Huntington
Cobb
Thomas Funeral Home
Beckley
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Children's Bible
E. F E. White
West Virginia Baptist Association
Oak Hill High School
East Bank Pioneers
Red Devil” Stadium
Fayetteville
Fayette County Farm Bureau
Farm: Women
C.O. White
Eli Boothe
EL. Clower
Mildred Holliday
E. L. Boothe
Evans McKown
Myrtle Clinebelle
Fayette County
G. IL
Farm Bureau
A. B. Lyon
Junior Dar Unit
Aids Youth Fund
Daughters of the American Revolution
Princeton Youth, Inc
Earl J. Hall
Regent
North Walker Street
DAR National
Dari Memorial Fund
Herbert Bowling
Price Dyer
Howard Wolfe
Elizabeth DeJarnette
George Washington
Wakefield
Vai
Woodrow Bondurant
James Angel
Clarksburg
Mrs
Firestone
Pat
Ashworth Home and Auto Store
Firestome Store
Prince St
Glad News
Galperin
Jena Siy
Themer
Tome Radko
Wbes
Beewttel Plootic
Hestirghouse
Westinghouse
G.n
Hobart
Fed
Wertinmere
Sagh
Hobart M. Cable
Story & Clark
Hamilton and
Howard
Virginia
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