Oak Hill Groups Map Yearly Activities After Summer Break
Oak Hill civic, church and fraternal groups plan district and state conventions. The Junior Chamber kicks off fall with dances after home games and the Hillbilly Jamboree. Veterans of Foreign Wars prepares rites for Korean War dead and starts a membership drive with a prize for top recruiter. The Knights of Pythias host district meetings and initiate candidates at the Pythian Hall. The Presbyterian session opens in Bluefield with sermons and district reports, while various clubs set schedules for fundraising, education, and youth programs.
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Register
SAK Kill
Oak Hill
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Tal
D. C
H. A. Dunscan
Ben Gooch
Pythian Sisters
Fayette 25 000 Case s Filed in Fayetteville
A chancery action seeking 25000 is on file in Fayette Circuit Clerk’s office. Elmer Johnson sues John R. Simmons administrator of Okey Drake’s estate. Also filed: a 5000 damage suit James T. Coleman vs Charleston Trailers Inc. Several divorce actions noted including Elfrida Daugavietis vs Edgars Daugavietis and others.
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Register
Fayetteville
Fayette
Elmer Johnson
John R. Simmons
Okey Drake
James T. Coleman
Charleston Trailers, Inc
Elfrida Daugavietis
Edgars Daugavietis
Rachel Gaylena Wooldridge
Robert EB. Wooldridge
John W. Allen
Frances Kathleen Allen
Bernice Elizabeth Gill
Granville Stevens Gill
Oak Hill Clubs Prep For Regional Garden Meet
Oak Hill and Spade and Trowel clubs plan a joint regional garden clubs meeting at White Oak Country Club in Bluefield on Sept. 28 with Oak Hill delegate Mrs Archie Hall coordinating. Committee heads include Mrs G S Callison and Mrs F W Dickinson. decorations fall to Mrs E S Hamilton. dues chaired by Mrs D S Kincaid and Mrs Paul Mackey. Other duties span menus favors nametags and party oversight.
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Archie Hall
Oak Hill
Bluefield
Appalachian
Ber
White Oak Country Club
G. S. Callison
Oak Hill Club
F. W. Dickinson
Spade
Paul Mackey
L. H. Jones
Spade and Trowel Club
C. P. Anderson
Hubert Watson
Oak Hill ‘Club
J.T. Brooks
The
Miller Funeral Rites Wednesday For Andrew Miller
Funeral services for Andrew Kellous Miller aged 72 will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday at his home near Alderson with Rev. Randolph Johnson and Rev. Eugene Zickafoose presiding. Burial will be in Upton Cemetery. Miller was a farmer, member of Flat Mountain Baptist Church, born at Rock Camp, survived by his wife Lusa, a daughter Bessie Miller Gwinn, two grandchildren, and several siblings.
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Register
Alderson
Andrew Kellous Miller
Randolph Johnson
Eugene Zickafoose
Upton
Fiat “Maintain
Flat Mountain Baptist, Churc
Rock Camp
Perry B
Sally Broyles Miller
Lusa M. Miller
W. Rufus Miller
Ronce Iverte
Tive
Mary Huffman
Creamery
Ona Reynolds
Links Grove
Cyrus
Akron
Charlie
Glenna Bowyer
Bayetteville
Geraldine Nurches
Cuyahoga, Falls
Gladys Davis
Washington, D. C
Bessie Miller Gwinn
Amick Funeral Services Slated
Edward Lee Amick 81 retired Russellville farmer died Monday at his son W B Amick’s home. Services 11 a m Wednesday at Prager Grove Methodist Church, Rev Ezra Bennett. Burial in church cemetery. Born Snow Hill Nicholas County November 20 1889. Survived by two sons Ira J Amick and W B Amick, Morgantown daughter Gizzie Pitsenbarger, Kanawha City brother W J Amick, eight grandchildren and 16 great grandchildren.
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Register
Russellville
Edward Lee Amick
W. B. Amick
Prager Grove Methodist Church
Ezra Bennett
Amick
Snow Hill
Nicholas County
Joseph Amick
Rebecca Amick
Ira J Amick
Aid
Ohio
Gizzie Pitsenbarger
Morgantown
W. J Amick
Kanawha City
Mary Frances Tucker Weds Joseph H Ayres at Asbury Church
Mary Frances Tucker married Joseph Harold Ayres in a single ring ceremony at the Asbury Methodist Church parsonage in Charleston. The Aug. 16 rite was performed by Rev. R J Chennoweth and united the daughter of Mr and Mrs John Tucker with the son of Mr and Mrs W G Ayres of Pax.
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Register
Pax
Asbury Methodist Church
Charleston
Mary Frances Tucker
Joseph Harold Ayres
R. J. Chennoweth
Land
John Tucker
Long Branch
Craigsville
W. G. Ayres
Degree of Honor Lodge Plans Oak Hill Chapter Inauguration
Representatives of the Degree of Honor Protective Association are in Oak Hill through Sept 30 to inaugurate Lodge 98. State directors Mrs Mary Masco and Mrs May Debar assist along with field director Mrs W V Hess and past state president Mrs Matilda Shuey. The lodge already has chapters in Beckley Charleston Belle Richwood Parsons and Montgomery.
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Egister
Osk Hill
Degree of Honor Protective Association
Oak Hill
Mary Masco
May] Debar
W . V. Hess
Matilda Shuey
Beckeley
Charleston Belle
Richwood
Parsons
Montgomery
Mt Hope Man Named Chair of WV Retail Grocers Board
Mt Hope resident ALE HOPE is re elected chairman of the West Virginia Association for Retail Grocers at Charleston. T Russell Richards of Richwood was elected president. The group backed taxing consumer cooperatives and reducing federal spending, and met at the state convention. The Independent Order of Odd Fellows installed William Worrel as noble grand with plans to revive the Oak Hill chapter and attract new members.
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Ale. Hope
Xa. O
Tutwiler
Mt. Hope
West Virginia Association For Retail Grocers
Charleston
T. ‘Russell Richards
Richwood
Fed ‘Eral
Ans
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
William Worrel
Oak Hill
September Term Of Court Ends In Wyoming Criminal Court
PINEVILLE Wyoming Criminal Court under Judge Robert M Worrell completed its September term with one man jailed for one to ten years and another given a year in county jail with credit for days served. Edna Lipford received one year probation for voluntary manslaughter related to an infant death. Several defendants received lesser probations for grand larceny and assault while Porter Brumfield and Herbert Short cases were continued. Misdemeanors against Charles Berry were dismissed due to no in court appearance.
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Pineville
Wyoming Criminal Court
Robert M. Worrell
Clarence Salyers
Moundsville
George Patrick
Edna Lipford
William Carnes Vaughn
Claude Bowers
Eugene Bower
John H. Hall, Jr
John Avis Short
Harry Mack Sizemore
Jennings Francis
Porter Brumfield
Herbert Short
Charles Berry
Pipeline Construction Firm Denied Appeal in $4,000 Verdict
The Pipeline Construction and Drilling Company, based in Harleton Rockview, had a $4,000 Wyoming County Circuit Court verdict upheld by the state supreme court after it sought an appeal from Mrs. India Cooper. The suit claimed damages for alleged breach of an agreement to pay for boarding for employees. The case had been tried twice before, with prior verdicts of $4,900 and $8,000 that were set aside.
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Associated Press
Harleston
The
Pipiline Construction and Drilling Company
Wyoming County
Supreme Court
India ‘Cooper
Runnir
Rockview
Federated League to Meet at Mt Hope Clubhouse
Members of the Federated League assemble at 8 o clock tonight in the Mt Hope Lions Clubhouse for the first fall meeting. Hostesses include Mrs W J Moore Mrs E C Burgess Mrs Fred Frisk Mrs W B Poling and Mrs Conrad Neely. A state movie will be shown and reports on Girls State will be presented.
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Register
MT. Hope
Wre
Itage
Poderatca
Mt. Hope Lions
W. J. Moore
E. c. Burgess
Fred Frisk
W. B. Poling
Conrad Neely
Dorothy Soldier Wounded Seven Times in Korea
Sgt Harold E Care ter of Dorothy reports his seventh battle wound after serving with the Second Division in Korea for over a year. He notes hospital stay in Japan and frequent rotation back to the line with Fox Company Jih Infantry Regiment. His record shows three wounds on his first day back from hospital.
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Dorothy
Harold E. Careter
Korea
Japan
Carter
Martin J. Larkyin
Fox Company
Jih
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