Group Postpones Green Tag Day in Mullens
Mullens Mullens Band Association sponsors another tag day causing the Green Cross for Safety event observed nationally on September 27 to be postponed to October 4. Mrs. M. E. Griffin, Green Cross chairman, states the Woman's Civic Club will sponsor next Saturday's campaign.
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Mullens
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Tomorow
M. E. Griffin
Green Cross
Woman's Civic Club
District President Talks in Oceana
Oceana Woman's Club toastmaster Mrs. L. W. Beane opened the fall season banquet. Principal speaker was Mrs. Ben H. Williams of Bluefield, president of the Southern District Federated Woman's Clubs, who urged strong attendance at the district conference in Ronceverte on October 2. Delegates from the local club were chosen plus others to be decided. New year books were distributed and members were asked to lead the Green Cross Safety Drive, a national tag day set for September 27 by federated clubs.
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Oceana
L. W. Beane
Oceana Woman's Club
Ben H. Williams
Bluefield
Southern District Federated Woman's Clubs
Ronceverte
Williams
Bernie Morgan
Chilton Tucker
Dudley Browning
Jennings Barrett
R. C. Hatfield
Women of Moose Accept 2 Members at Meeting
Mullens report states the Women of the Moose admitted one new member, Mrs Florence E. Jones of Herndon Heights, and will initiate candidate Mrs C V Feller of Moran Avenue next month. Estelle Caudle spoke on state funds for school hot lunch programs. War relief committee led the evening event. Grace Hedrick and Hattie Sue Bowling attend the State Moose Convention at Clarksburg. Saturday’s report closes.
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Mullens
Women of the Moose
Florence E. Jones
Herndon Heights
C. V. Feller
Moran Avenue
Lodge
Estelle Caudle
War Relief Committee
Inez Taylor
Grace Deal
Waverly Tibbs
Eva Young
Caudle
Grace Hedrick
Hattie Sue Bowling
Clarksburg
Whites Have Daughter Arrives at Tay lor Hospital
Mr and Mrs Johnny White of Herndon announce the birth of their second child a daughter weighing eight pounds at 2 24 p m Thursday at Tay lor Hospital Mrs White formerly Margaret Blankenship daughter of Mr and Mrs T R Blankenship Stephenson Their first child is named Johnny Jr
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Mullens
Johnny White
Herndon
Taylor Hospital
White
Margaret Blankenship
T. R. Blankenship
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Bragg honored at Bailey Murphy stork shower
Mrs. William Q. Bragg was guest of honor at a stork shower hosted recently at the Bailey Murphy Addition home of her sister-in-law Mrs. George H. Bragg.
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Pineville
William Q. Bragg
George H. Bragg
Bailey- Murphy
Missing Child Doris Gore Found With Friend Doris
Agnes Gore reports her daughter Doris disappeared last night from Mul lens. Police and family searched riverside paths and a cliff near the eight year old’s school. Doris was found asleep with playmate Hattie Gray and others in an Eatwell cafe area apartment after a resident saw them.
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Agnes Gore
Haynes
Doris
Hattie Gray
Johnson
Eatwell Cafe
Eye color and color perception differences explained
A person with blue eyes perceives colors differently from a person with brown eyes. The statement notes a visual variation tied to eye color, implying distinct color perception among individuals.
Farm Women Discuss Safety on Highways
Salem Farm Women's Club meeting at Mrs. Fred Fredericks home discussed highway safety led by chairwoman Mrs. Cc C Skaggs. Routine business and plans for attendees at Achievement Day on October 30 at Fayette County 4-H Camp Beckwith were noted with several members present.
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Salem Farm Women's Club
Fred Fredericks
Fayette County
Beckwith
George Love Dies in Fayetteville at 1:30 A M
George Love, prominent Fayette County resident and former prosecuting attorney, died at 1:30 a.m. today at his Fayetteville home after years of ill health. His body was sent to a local funeral home for arrangements.
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Fayetteville
George Love
Fayette
Coal House Burns On Weaver Land
Oak Hill fire crews respond to a small blaze at Eugene Weaver’s residence around 2 am. An old coal house used for winter supplies burned after trash was burned nearby days earlier. Firefighters controlled the fire with no damage to neighboring homes.
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Kingston Students May Join Two Clubs Effort Expanded
Kingston High School students may join any two of nine active clubs including Girls Athletic Association Boy's Intra mural Senior 4-H Club Paper Club Drama Club Glee Club Future Home-Makers Junior 4-H Club and the Annual Club.
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Kingston High School
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Fayette Jury Hears Guilty Pleas From 15
Fayette County circuit court actions report pleas of guilty in multiple cases. Andrew Blankenship pled guilty to petit larceny and received one year in jail plus costs. Several defendants, including Ethel Barnette Juanita Barnette Randall Bowles and Orville Barnette with Clarence Ayers, sought probation after pleading guilty to breaking and entering a chicken house theft of chickens. Other indictments were dismissed or continued to January term. John Woodson pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter. Kyle Kessler pled guilty to unlawful wounding and requested probation. Charles Shybloskey placed on probation for petit larceny. William Muir case continued. Corde lia Conley case dismissed. Leonard Mullens and James Mullens pleaded guilty to unlawful wounding. Huey McMillion case continued. Virgil Pritt case to be dismissed. Peter Parris Kyle Bradbury mining law case continued. E T Woolridge hit and run case continued. Charles Clayborne pleaded guilty to attempted murder and asked for probation. Marshall Lee Boggs Jr. involved in another charge.
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Paul Moyer
John Woodson
Kyle Kessler
Orville Hicks
William Muir
Meadow Bridge
Cordelia Conley
LeRoy Rogers
James Mullens
Leonard Mullens
Earl McCune
Huey McMillion
Virgil Pritt
Peter Parris
Kyle Bradbury
E. T. Woolridge
Charles Clayborne
Marshall Lee Boggs, Jr
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Lions Governor Visits Oak Hill Lions Club
Oak Hill Dudley L Sims 29th district governor spoke at the Oak Hill Lions Club dinner at Hotel Hill. He outlined district club achievements with Carl E Bohnert and Henry S Baron present. A committee of Morton Dickinson and White will join other clubs’ committees for a Rotary Club dinner at Hotel Hill Monday to discuss a proposed community center.
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Oak Hill
Dudley L. Sims
Oak Hill Lions Club
Hotel Hill
Local cases continued to January term in court docket
Slaughter case continued until January. Kozma and Guy charged with theft of 45 dollars from Roger Howell and seeking probation. Stearts pleaded guilty to unlawful wounding and sought probation. Foster charged with malicious assault on L S Allen with steel knocks continued to January term.
Miss Estes Weds Joseph Cale In Kincaid Ceremony
Thelma Estes and Joseph Cales married at Harry Cale home with Rev. Roy Coe officiating. Music by Mrs. L. D. Goode followed by a short wedding trip. The couple will reside in their new Kincaid home.
Kingston High School seniors stage first assembly of year
Kingston The Senior Class of Kingston High School opened the year with the first assembly. Throughout the term other classes will lead subsequent assemblies. Participants before the meeting was turned over to the student council president included Ruby Price Etta Jean Holdren Georgia Mocivnik Hyden and Edna Cottrell.
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Kingston
Kingston High School
Ruby Price
Etta Jean Holdren
Georgia Mocivnik
Eo On Hyden
Edna Cottrell
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