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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1961

Page

2

State colleges ease entry rule for some new students

The State Board of Education temporarily relaxes the 17 unit college preparatory requirement for Marshall University and eight state colleges. Registrars may admit freshmen next fall without all credits if the shortage is not the student’s fault. action applies for one year with documented cases. The move follows requests by college presidents and the Department of Education.

Charleston Marshall University State Board of Education Department of Education Rex Smith Harry B. Keflin Glenville State College Heflin West Virginia Tech Council of College and University West Virginia

Park Central Hosts Area Students For Collegiate Testing

Park Central High School hosted a regional Cooperative Intercollegiate Examination with students from Conley, Excelsior, Elkhorn, Griffin, Kimbell, Stratton, Pall Central, and Woodrow districts. Winners earn scholarships to sponsoring colleges as names from multiple schools are listed for qualification.

Park Central Park Central High School Conley High School Edgar Richardson Rickie Price Gloria Pennix Barbara Robinson Kay Booker Edna Levis Excelsior High School Nona Jean Street Janet Hawkins Jowine Crosby John Mackey Bon&er Stephens Woodrow Padgett Willie Carrington Wilbur Cunningham Kenneth Gray James Scotl Barbara Wilson Reginald Bess Elkhorn High School Winston 3 Tyree Donald Milner Marie Melride Anita Williams Brenda Henry Brown Wayne Pritveton High School Marilyn ¥. Lisisay Carolyn E. Livisay Brenda Wisdom Tassie Harris Theresa Sper Howard Pater

Deaths and Funerals Compile Local Notices

Obituaries report the deaths of Sherrie Ann Niswander 18 of Bramwell Glendle Belcher 26 of Princeton Maggie Smith 90 of Grundy and other area residents Funeral services are set across Bramwell Pisgah Richlands and Staffordsville with burial in local cemeteries. several survivors listed including family members and spouses Funeral homes direct services and callers for viewing times and locations with pallbearers named for several services

Glendle H. Belcher Pisgah Road Princeton Memorial Hospital Mason Ward Belcher Dollie Belcher Athens Road Delma Bailey Belcher Glen Douglas Belcher Debbie Belcher Elizabeth Belcher Athens Road Bill, Gale Robert Belcher Jewell Belch Huntington Delbert Belcher Bedford

Funeral rites for Mrs Helen Smithdeal set Thursday

Funeral services for Mrs Helen Smithdeal of 400 Stowers Street Bluefield will be held Thursday at Hawkins Funeral Home with Dr James T Browning officiating. Burial will follow at Walnut Grove Cemetery. Pallbearers include Marvin Wilburn J G Conner C B Cromer E B Meadows Weston Willis and Donald Weiser.

Pisgah Methodist Church Glen Quessanberry Quentin Hughlett Paul Bohn Pisgah Walton Faulkner Carl Pack Kenneth Martin Carfig Caldwell Hubert Pettrey Elridge Quessenberry Leah Emilina Boyd Raven Robert Boyd Maven Buchanan County Liam Elizabeth Street Boyd Sherman Boyd Richlands Taberpaole Church Grat Horton Elijah Boyd Davis Hurst - Scott |Fair Edward Lewis Johnson Levi Johnson Elk Ridge Kenneth Lee Johnson Judith Ann Johnson John Johnson Mra Johnson Oak Grove Bluewell Washington Funeral Home Keystone

Monarchs Meet Yellow Jackets In Little Eight Showdown

Norfolk William and Mary visits Randolph Macon in Ashland for a pivotal Little Eight clash that could shape the title race. Both squads won their first two games with the Monarchs beating Hampden-Sydney and Baltimore while the Yellow Jackets defeat Bridgewater and Lynchburg.

Richmond Baltimore Yellow Jackety Bridgewater Lynchburg Leo Anthony Monarchs Randolph Macon Aires Medion College of Virginia Emory and Henry Lincoln Memorial Roanoke Maroons Long Island University Richmond Professional Institute Frederick College Furman Erskine Paladins

Charleston Banker Dies At 65 In Charleston Hospital

Ronald Earl Plou, vice president and trust officer of Kanawha Valley Bank, died in Charleston hospital after a long illness. He began banking in 1992 as treasurer and assistant secretary of Central Trust Co., later absorbed by Kanawha Valley Bank. He served as state treasurer of the Wass Virgie Heat Fund for 13 years.

Charleston Ronald Earl Plou Kanawha Valley Bank Vesoeary Central Trust Co Wass

City of Bluefield Wins Damages Suit In Mercer Court

A Mercer County Circuit Court jury ruled for the City of Bluefield in a $50,000 case filed by Fannie Hoops over a fall on Wyoming Street. Jurors deadlocked Tuesday and returned Wednesday to deliver verdict for the city just before noon. The session also consolidated several unrelated damage actions from a Charleston traffic collision and a civil suit by Doe E. Cook against Haun Motors Inc. and Haun for $12,000, with Cook alleging arrest and wrongful actions damaged his credit and caused financial loss.

Mercer County City of Bluefield Fannie Hoops Lawrence L. Saunderson Benjamin R. Cawthorne H. H. Craft Skyline Cab Herbert Craft Cawthorne Charleston Tony Veneri W. E. Bailey John L. Hancock E. N. Reid Hancock Reid F. Morton Wagner Ius Instituvea Doe E. Cook Haun Motors, Inc Andames C. Haun Cook James E. Belchner

Compromise Plan Aims to Balance AAU and NCAA Control of U.S. Basketball

A proposed compromise plan by Louis G. Wilke seeks to balance power between the AAU and NCAA over U.S. basketball representation within FIBA. The plan, welcomed cautiously by many, would create a National Amateur Basketball Council including high schools and NAIA to give voice in basketball affairs, with comments due by Dec. 27 after study by stakeholders.

Washington Amateur Athletic Union U.S Louis G. ‘Wilke AAU National Collegiate Athletic Association Wilke Bartlesville Okla FIBA U.S. Basketball Federation NCAA Body For Solution N. J. Barack Columbus Ohio Barack Walter Byers United States Clifford B. Fagan National Federation of State High School Athletic Associations John J. Knight National Association of Inter- Collegiate Athletica National Amateur Basketball Council NAIA

92 Horses Entered In $145,000 Handicap

Arcadia California AP reports a field of 92 horses entered for a $145 000 handicap with major contenders from the Kentucky Derby winner among the lineup and other top claimants contesting the race at Santa Anita Park.

Khrushchev Says U S Stirs Things Up

In Moscow Khrushchev told U S ambassador Thompson that Americans are the ones stirring things up and can be quieted if needed. The exchange occurred at a Finnish party honoring 44 years of Finnish freedom as Thompson sought a rest and hints of Berlin talks.

Moscow Khrushchev U.S Llewellyn R. Thompson Jr Supreme Soviet Thompson Washington Berlin

29 Formosan Hotels Meet International Standards

Taipei Formosa Tourist Association says the island has 29 hotels with over 1,000 rooms that meet international standards for tourists. The report highlights the hotels as evidence of improving tourism infrastructure on Formosa.

Taipei Formosa

Chicago Livestock Market Report With Varied Hog Prices

The Chicago hog market was steady with slower trade. Top hogs reached 17 106 per head for select 6.1 grade, others in 16.85 to 16.25 range. Slaughter steers remained steady to slightly lower, prime weights around 27.50, heifers and vealers steady, and slaughter lambs strong with good to prime grades.

Chicago

Weather summary for Virginia and West Virginia by AP

Virginia forecast calls for fair skies and some afternoon clouds with highs 42 to 54, turning partly cloudy and colder Thursday night. Friday should be fair and colder. West Virginia sees partly cloudy skies with a chance of scattered snow flurries in the mountains, highs in the low 40s, and continuing cold Friday.

Associated Press Virginia West Virginia

Carol Program Set At Grundy Virginia Cantata

The "Carol of the Bell" Christmas choir cantata by Lee Rogers will be presented Sunday December 10 at 8 p m at Buchanan First Presbyterian Church Grundy Virginia. Guest members from local churches and Highland Presbyterian Church Canada Kentucky will join the choir.

Lee Rogers Buchanan First Presbyterian Church Grundy Highland Presbyterian Church Bari Titone New York Omaha Philadelphia Phoenix Albany Bhar High Nee PR Atlanta Bismarck Ladam Buck Bluefield Boston Buffalo iChicago Cincinnati Cleveland Des Moines Detroit Jen Bethlehem Fairbanks Man Fort. Worth Xer Honolulu Indianapolis Jacksonville Juneau Kansas City Los Angeles R. L. Ellis Memphis Uni Miami Milwaukee Ted Charles Carlton St. Paul Bob Gillespie New Orleans Pittsburgh Portland Richmond Clear St. Louis San Diego San Francisco Seattle Tampa Washington T-Trace

Mrs Payne Seeks GOP Nomination

Huntington AP Mrs E Wyatt Payne announced Wednesday her candidacy for Republican nomination to represent West Virginia 4th District in the state legislature. A former legislator and past state GOP Women president, she and her husband a Huntington real estate man are parents of three.

Huntington E. Wyatt Payne Payne GOP Huntington Real Estate Charleston Barron Executive Mansion Kathryn Cale John D. Morgan I Barron Teter Elkins

Traffic Snarled In Istanbul Fog And Aged Care Meeting

Dense fog paralyzed traffic in Istanbul delaying events at Union Baptist Church and injuring seven in accidents blamed on fog in the northwestern region. In Charleston, WV, a conference of county health officers and state officials will discuss caring for the growing aged population with Home care and nutritional services, and how to use new federal funds totaling about 2.6 million dollars to improve health services for the aged.

Charleston West Virginia N. H. Dyer Congress Dyer Istanbul Turkey Union Baptist Tanbul Helen Hunter Mineral Street

WVU Board Approves Over 300000 in Gifts

The West Virginia University Board of Governors approved more than 300000 in gifts from individuals firms and governmental agencies at its November meeting. Acting President Clyde L Colson noted most gifts will support WVU scholarships and research projects.

Morgantown West Virginia University Board of Governors Clyde L. Colson Colson WVU

Old Guard Told About Shelters In Bluefield Session

Bluefield Old Guard members and guests met at Trinity Methodist to receive instruction on shelter construction and atomic destruction types. Arnold G. Porterfield spoke as Civil Defense guest, 102 in attendance. new officers were named to be elected next meeting. Birthdays and sick-list updates noted. treasurer reported $116.50 balance.

Bluefield G. D. Spangler H. V. Troutman Dr. W. H. Carr Buford T. Bourne H. 5. Lambert W. C. Crockett J. M. Peake A. F. M. Sands Wade Frazier Veterans Hospital Beckley W. R. Keys Reece C. Anderson St. Laure‘s Hospital J. F. Peake J. G. Litton H. J. Havens E. C. Caldwell Harry Gordon H. W. Miller

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Marshall Smith Explains Bluefield Daily Een Oswe Os Lharwin Sherrie Ann Niswander Edward Athlene Niswander Bramwell Bramwell Methodist Don Cale W. FP. Nastwood Woodlawn Miss Niswander Bramwell High School Future Homemakers of America National Honor Society Orp W. C Miller Lakeworth Fla Thomas Cora Niswander Mercer Funeral Home Don Murphy James J. Collins Leo Haynes J. €. Newbold Don Anello Alfred Craft Bramwell Methodist Church G. H. Belcher Mrs Maggie Smutil Maggie Smith Grundy Stuart, Va Giles County Abraham and Eliza Jewell Lorenzy Smith John Smith Elkhorn Vira Johnson Latlig Bradley Mardella Springs Venia Plaster Patrick Springs Hawkins Cemetery Farmer Funeral Home Milt Osborne Mrs. Lear Boyd Jeanette Harrell Staffordsville Harrell David Pea- Tisburg John Spangler Staffordaville Anna Marie Deryl Gene Alvin Spangler U. S. Marines Camp Lejeune N. C John Billy Spangler Trower J. D. Honaker Harold Looney Washington Street Eastville Standfield Sam Standfield Eckman McDowell County Landgraff Sherrie Niswander Norfolk W&m Arcadia Calif Winnac Ars Gulf South Atlantic Great Plains Atates Great Lakes UPI Telephote Khrush Kennedy Soviet Union Chicago Livestock Alia Ladd Tiffany's Stone Granada Colonial Surterfield Pewwrturvesavs Px Selden Fame Ameerstttt W. B. Martin Clyde J. Caviness L. H. Saunders J. L. Bradberry L. C. Fowlkes J. S. Dudley W. H. Carr Charles C. Lynch D. W. Shupe Dr. Carr Dave Shupe Walter C. Forlines
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