Henry Sumner Taken By Death In Oak Hill
Henry Sumner Crotty 65 of Hill Top Oak Hill died early today at Christian Nursing Home Fayetteville from complications of a seven year illness. A retired carpenter and miner he belonged to Red Star Baptist Church born Yale October 26 1893 survived by wife Georgia one daughter Theda Radford of Oak Hill and one brother C E Charleston. Funeral 2 p m Wednesday Tyree Funeral Home Oak Hill with Rev Randolph F Johnson officiating burial High Lawn Memorial Park Oak Hill.
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Oak Hill
RNS
Henry Sumner Crotty
Hill Top
Christian Nursing Home
Fayetteville
Ness
Red Star Baptist Church
Yale
Georgia
Theda Radford
C. E
Charleston
Tyree
Randolph F. Johnson
High Lawn Memorial Park
Mrs Rich ard Rose treated at Raleigh General Hospital
Mrs Richard Rose of Flat Top is hospitalized at Raleigh General Hospital for treatment and observation.
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Richard Rose
Flat Top
Raleigh General Hospital
Science Shrinks Piles New Way Without Surgery
A new healing substance called Bio-Dyne, used in Preparation H, reportedly shrinks hemorrhoids, stops itching, and relieves pain without surgery. Case after case shows reduction and complete relief, with testimonials of piles no longer a problem. Available as suppository or ointment. money back guarantee through druggists.
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York, N. Y
G Corbitt, 20 Killed In Wreck Near Darien
In Darien Georgia a head on collision on U S 17 killed Garland Corbitt 20 Summersville driver and Donald Eugene Gibbs 20 Route 4 Nebern NC. Truck driver James Suggs 25 Wilson NC said the car crossed into his lane and he veered to avoid impact. Manslaughter charges filed against Buggs, the trooper said.
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Darien
U. S. 17
Here
Garland Corbitt
Summersville
Donald Eugene Gibbs
Route 4
Nebern
N. C
James Suggs
Wilson
Caravan Backtracks to Colcord School Visit
The Beckley Goodwill Caravan failed to arrive at Colcord Elementary at 1:15 pm. Harry Anderson and three local men reached Ameagle, then backtracked to Colcord, bringing gifts for 68 children who were dismissed to cross the bridge to receive candy pencils and paper caps after coffee was served.
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Colcord
RNS
Beckley
Harry Anderson
Ameagle
Mission Group States Meeting at Pineville church
The Women's Mission Society of Cook Memorial Baptist Church Pineville will hold its regular meeting and the accompanying Family Dinner on September 29 replacing the previously announced October 28 date.
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Pineville
RNS
Women’s Mission Society of the
Cook Memorial Baptist Church
Scout Outdoor Basic Training Course Set
Mrs. Don Sanford, president of the Fayette County Girl Scout Council, urges leaders and interested adults to attend a six hour outdoor basic training course Tuesday from 9 a m until 3 p m at Camp Abbott. If bad weather, training moves indoors to the headquarters building at the camp site.
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Mount Hope
BNS
Don Sanford
Fayette County
Girl Scout Council
Camp Abbott
Rickard Rites Are Incomplete
Funeral services are set for Elmer A. Rickard at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Oak Hill Methodist Church with Rev. R. J. Chenoweth and Rev. C. E. Eastwood officiating. Rickard, 67, died from a heart condition at a Lexington, Kentucky football game. He was a retired engineer and purchasing agent for New River Co. at Mount Hope, a Mason, and taught school in Paintsville and North Carolina. Survivors include wife Kathleen, a stepson and four sons plus a daughter. Graveside rites by Oak Hill Masonic Lodge. His body lies at Thomas Funeral Home in Oak Hill.
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Oak Hill
Ris
Elmer A. Rickard
Oak Hill Methodist Church
R. J. Chenoweth
C. E. Eastwood
Beckley
High Lawn Memorial Park
Rickard
Kelly Ave
Lexington
New River Co
Mount Hope
N. C
Elmer Owen
Grinnell
Iowa
William G
Luray
Charles S
Robert R
Pontiac
Mich
Kathleen Rickard
West Virginia University
Morgantown
Baileysville Personal News Roundup
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph D. Clay have returned to Dayton Ohio after visiting his parents and her parents. Miss Barbara Rose Asbury Baileysville will attend Concord College this semester. Jesse Lee Lester Anderson Indiana visited Baileysville before returning to Berea College Kentucky as a sophomore. Dickie Berkhead is a freshman at Morris Harvey College Charleston. Miss Emily Ann Bailey returns to Concord College as a sophomore. Mrs. June Bailey Wolfgang returned to San Antonio Texas after the death of her sister Miss Peggy Bailey. Curtis Bailey accompanied her home and will reside with his Baileysville grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Jason Davis North Tazewell Virginia were weekend guests of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Orell Lamastus visited with Edmond Bailey Bluefield and her parents L. D. Bailey Falls Mills. Luther Avant visiting relatives in Macon Georgia by plane from Charleston will return in about two weeks. Mrs. Faye Hodge Adams returned from Welch hospital after an appendectomy. Mr. and Mrs. Neil Lusk returned to Huntington after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Lusk and Mr. and Mrs. O. K. Christopher. Miss Sarita Matney returned to Morris Harvey College as a senior. Mr. and Mrs. Vivian Rose Roanoke Virginia returned home after visiting Tom Bailey and relatives in Baileysville.
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Baileysville
BNS
Ralph D. Clay
Dayton
Ohio
Herbert Clay
Luther Avant
Barbara Rose Asbury
Concord College
Jesse Lee Lester
Anderson
Ind
Berea College
Kentucky
Dickie Berkhead
Morris Harvey College
Charleston
Emily Ann Bailey
June Bailey Wolfgang
San Antonio
Texas
Peggy Bailey
Elbert Toler
Orell Lamastus
Edmond Bailey
Bluefield
L. D. Bailey
Falls Mills
Macon
Faye Hodge Adams
Welch Hospital
Neil Lusk
Huntington
Raymond Lusk
O. K. Christopher
Sarita Matney
Vivian Rose
Roanoke
Tom Bailey
Concord College Names Pine Tree Co editors for 1959 60
Two Concord College juniors Marianna Hayes and Sandra Lee Nichols were named co editors of The Pine Tree yearbook for 1959 60 by Dr. William B Robertson English professor and division chair. Hayes a home economics major with speech minor is Delta Zeta vice president and fire marshal. Nichols a secondary education major with biology and English fields is Delta Zeta corresponding secretary and Women's Hall Council recording secretary. The editors flew to Nashville Tennessee in June to visit Benson Printing to plan the yearbook. staff for The Pine Tree will be announced in October.
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Athens
Concord College
William B. Robertson
Marianna Hayes
Marion Hayes
Lewisburg
Sandra Lee Nichols
Pat Nichols
Hinton
Miss Nichols
Delta Zeta Sorority
Women’s Hall Council
Piedmont Airlines
Nashville
Tenn
Benson Printing Company
Plumley Rites Set On Tuesday
Graveside rites for Merida Plumley, 65, of Camp Branch, will be held at 2 p.m. Tuesday at Plumley Cemetery Abra hamm by Rev H P Hackney. He died Sunday of a heart attack. Born April 19 189, he was a retired farmer and Glade Baptist Church member. Survivors include two sons Eugene and Mike, two daughters Helen Bennett and Lillian Martin, a brother G W Plumley, a sister Vada Boggess, with E M Meadows Funeral Home in Hinton handling arrangements.
New Members Initiated In Area Woman's Club
In Pineville at the first meeting of the year the Pineville Woman's Club welcomed four new members Mrs. Harry Farmer Mrs. Carl Hedinger Mrs. Carl McGuire and Mrs. James Pizzino who were formally initiated with a red rose pin. Missing members were Mrs. Edgar Stone and Mrs. Bob Stone. The group closed with a short prayer and a call to support new members.
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Pineville
ANS
Pineville Woman's Club
Robert Bailey
Harry Farmer
Carl Hedinger
Carl McGuire
James Pizzino
Robert M. Worrell
Edgar Stone
Bob Stone
Bailey
Pineville Woman's Club Opens New Year With Dinner Meeting
Pineville Woman's Club starts its year with a dinner at the Cow Shed. President Mrs. Charles E. Richner opened the session as devotionals, reports, and thanks were shared. The club backs the United Fund and plans honor points through the Community Achievement Contest and Care program. Members helped with the Chest X ray Mobile Unit and will attend the 39th Southern District Convention in Lewisburg. New members were introduced. all meetings this year will be dinner meetings at the Cow Shed.
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Pineville
RNS
United Fund
Richner
Mexico
Lewisburg
Greenbrier College
Robert Bailey
Harry Farmer
R. M. Ware
Fell
Carl Hedinger
Enos Williams
Carl McGuire
Orris Burgess
James Pizzino
William V. McNemar Jr
Edgar Stone
Bob Stone
Pineville Woman's Club
Department of Public Affairs
Joe Bragg
Orville Wilks
Paul Goode
Helen Shufflebarger
C. S. Worrell
Shower Honors Mrs. J. Jones
Mrs. James Jones was honored with a household shower at the Amea gle Presbyterian Church recreation room Wednesday. Attending were numerous local women including Mrs. Gordon Coleman, Mrs. George Eads, Mrs. Bryant Withrow, and Mrs. R. E. Stover. Hostesses were Mrs. George Southard, Mrs. Ralph Scherer, and Mrs. Charlie Harris. Games were played and prizes awarded to several attendees.
Sixty five register at School of Faith in Whitesville
Sixty five persons have registered at the School of Faith held at Whitesville Presbyterian Church. Miss Anna Diem of Clear Creek is registrar and delegates from Clear Fork Marsh Fork and Boone County churches participate. Five classes are offered: Young People officers Sunday School teachers and two Layman's Choice groups.
Wyoming County Divorces Granted In Circuit Court
In Wyoming County Circuit Court this week divorces were granted. Custody arrangements varied with each case, many favoring mothers for one or more children and several including monthly child support payments ranging from 35 to 335 dollars. Parties named include Barton, Collinsworth, Cooper, Earls, Hatfield, Hurst, Walker Ivan, Jenkins, Jones, Mullins, McDaniel, Nail, Shannon, Short, Tully and others.
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Pineville
ANS
Wyoming County
Juanita Barton
Richard Barton
Donnalee Collinsworth
David S. Collinsworth
Francis Jean Cooper
Bobby Cooper
Ruby Nail
Charles H. Nail
Mary Shannon
Ray Shannon
Wannie Pierce Short
Delores Jean Short
Hilda Tully
Billy Tully
Mount Hope Eastern Star Officers Get New Terms
Mrs. L. D. Clark hosted the September meeting of the Past Matrons Club, Winona Chapter No. 59, OES, with Lake Lambert as new president. New officers named include vice president Fannie Richeson and secretary treasurer L. D. Clark. Bible reading by Albert Cope and program on Stewardship led by Jennie Cope Carter. Next meeting set for October 16.
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Mount Hope
RNS
L. D. Clark
Matrons Club
Winona
Order of Eastern Star
Lake Lambert
W. C. Ward
W. H. Lindamood
Blanche Cook
Jennie Cope Carter
Albert Cope
Lottie Garrett
T. T. Twaddle
L. C. Clark
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R. H. Pennington
Kopperston
Mullens
Wyoming
Dillon Home
Carl Dillon
Henry Sumner
U.S Pat
G. Corbitt
Colcord School
Colorado
Time IN TV
Motorola
Motorola Headquarters
Ashworth & Sparks, Inc
Prince Street
Pine Tree
Area Woman's Club
J. Jones
School of Faith
Wyo
OBS
Hrger Westinghouse
Ana
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