One gridder dies in Wyoming County wrecks
A day of crashes in Wyoming County on opening football weekend left one 16 year old Pineville High player dead and several others injured. Authorities say excessive speed contributed to a late night crash near Pineville involving seven people including three Pineville players.
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Mullens
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Pineville
Pineville High
Franklin Delano Smith
Curtis Smith
New Richmond
Alion Phillips, Jr
Open House At Mullens Parsonage Marks Church Anniversary
Pentecostal Holiness Church members attended an open house at the new Mullens parsonage on Frantz Avenue hosted by Rev. and Mrs. B E Underwood. The event celebrated the church anniversary as the contract for the five room house was signed June 3 and occupancy began August 29. The church, organized in 1937, now has 75 members with 86 in Sunday school and a property valued at about 20 thousand dollars.
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Joyce Roach
Gloria Gay Toney
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Charlotte Snyder
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Dickie Thompson
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Discipleship Day Slated By Mullens Baptist Church
Mullens observes Discipleship Day at First Baptist Church with a 6 30 P M program for young and old. Rev Jarrett T Chandler says it aims to unite American Baptist in member responsibility. A recording from Dr Edward Hughes Pruden, a film strip on church history, and talk by Helen E Gasil, Congo medical missionary, are featured.
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Twin Daughters Die Burial Rites Held
Twin girls born Friday to Mr and Mrs Lawrence Gillard Herndon died soon after birth and were buried yesterday in Harmco Cemetery. Surviving are the parents and two sisters.
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Wiring Blamed for $1,000,900 Blaze at Seyler Lumber
Detective wiring was blamed for a large fire that destroyed multiple buildings and processed lumber at Seyler Lumber Company in Bluefield West Virginia. Firemen continued dousing the smoldering ruins Sunday morning. A separate item notes a special American Legion meeting scheduled for Monday at 7:40 PM at the Community House in White Sulphur.
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Two Women Joined Pineville OES Chapter
Mrs Louise Miller and Mrs Alice Morgan became new members of Pineville Chapel No 110 Order of the East ern Star at a Thursday meeting in the Masonic Hall. W M Helen B Cook presided with officers C C Tucker Elizabeth Kuhn Gladys C Stone Edith Williams Mae Cook Billie Layman Jessie Hager Luna S Worrell Frieda Plann Edith W Browning Elizabeth Williams Mary Rutherford Helen McClung Grace Lundy and visitors from nearby chapters attended.
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Louise Miller
Alice Morgan
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C. C. Tucker
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Gladys C. Stone
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Grace Lundy
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Athens
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Pineville Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visits
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Crews spent the weekend in Logan with their son in law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Bo Hatcher. Mrs. India Cooper returned from Cleveland Ohio after visiting her son and daughter in law for several days.
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Logan
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India Cooper
Cleveland
Fourth Camp Daughter Enters Nursing School
Adrienne Camp, Rainelle, leaves for Clifton Forge Virginia to enter nurse training at Chesapeake and Ohio Hospital. She marks the fourth Camp child to train there, with four Rainele High graduates among the family. Also notes Kansas City supervisors visiting Rainefle and Leila Camp holiday from Clifton Forge. Elisha Rose, 125, of Ike's Park, loses a finger when a jack slips. finger amputated at Grace Hospital.
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Clifton Forge
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Rainele High School
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Charles Wise
Kansas City
St. Luke's Hospital
Gill
Rainefle
Miss Leila Camp
Ike
Elisha Rose
Ike's Park
Grace
Celebration Set Today at Kessler's Cross Lanes
Payetteville reports a Ferry Celebration is scheduled for today at the battleground known as Kessler's Cross Lanes near Nicholas County Homecoming site. The event marks local traditions and draws participants from nearby communities to commemorate the ferry's history.
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Kessler’s Cross Lanes
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Miss Anna Belle Barton Weds E J Farley in Mullens Rites
Miss Anna Belle Barton and Eugene James Farley were married by Rev Grover C Currie at the Presbyterian manse on Highland Avenue in Mullens at 8 43 p m Tuesday The bride daughter of Mr and Mrs William M Barton of Tralee Her husband is son of Mr and Mrs Ernest Eugene Farley of South Mullens The couple exchanged single ring vows in a ceremony featuring matron of honor Mrs Sam Barton and best man The bride wore light blue Rabardine with navy accessories and a yellow rosebud corsage The mothers wore black suits The bride attended Welch High School and worked as a clerk at the National Dollar Store in Welch before the family's move to Tralee 16 months ago.
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Highland Avenue
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Tralee
Ernest Eugene Farley
Poplar Street
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Welch
Former Wyoming Resident Victim of Traffic Wreck
Jeremiah Wintford Lambert 55 a Wyoming County native died from injuries after a late Friday accident near Keyser He was a WWI veteran and longtime Farmers Security Administration staffer He is survived by a wife in California a son in England two brothers and three sisters Funeral plans pending arrival of his wife from California
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Mullens Man Hospitalized After Fall
MULLENS Cow and Vines from Mullens receive treatment at Stevens Clinic Hospital Welch for injuries to his left ankle after a fall.
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Wounded in Action Name Pfc Harrison R Goad
Pfc Harrison R Goad, son of Ellis Robert Goad, sustained wounds in action in Korea per Casualty List 90 released by the Department of Defense.
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Civic Women resume activities groups named
In Mullens and nearby towns families are visiting relatives while a young child in Mullens is suspected of polio. Mr and Mrs Grover Shumate and daughter hosted guests at Salem. Others travel to Halifax and Cyclone for family matters as infantile paralysis cases are investigated.
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Oceana
Grover M. Shumate
Salem
Sherman Jr
Harold Cook
Jstame
Dave
Jess Cook
Pearl Cook
Larado
Rose Coon
Oreana
Nathan Toler
Morris Memorial Hepital
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Halifax
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Catherine Tanekins
Hawkins
Galilean Circle and Civic Club Activities Reported
Mt Hope scene covers Galilean Circle event at Price restaurant Forest Hills with program Behold I Stand at The Door and Knock. Mullens Woman's Civic Club reopens and approves six new members and plans fund drives and repairs at clubhouse.
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Charles Evans
Mt. Hope Baptist Temple
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Forest Hills
Virginia Smith
Frances Bader
Robert Lilly
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