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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1963

Page

2

Common Market splits over Britain's role in Europe

Western Europe's Common Market frayed over Britain’s inclusion with France opposing closer ties. Six-nation bloc led by West Germany stalled talks with no agreement reached, delaying plans to align beef rice dairy markets and grain prices among France Italy Belgium Holland Luxembourg and the UK.

Brussels Belgium Europe Britain France West Germany Ludwig Erhard Erhard Bonn Charles de Gaulle de Gaulle Common Market Italy Holland Luxembourg Con O'Neill Maurice Couve de Murville

Poca Man Held On 2 Traffic Charges

Wade Harold 21 of Pocahontas remained in Bluefield City Jail Friday night on charges of drunk driving and hit and run after a collision at McCulloch Alley and Russell Street at 8 a.m. Friday. The southbound Harold vehicle struck Henry Kessler of Princeton’s car, pushing it into a brick wall. Harold fled but was captured at the Trailways Bus Terminal before trial in Municipal Court on Monday.

Pocahontas Vaman Bluefield City McCulloch Alley Russell Street Wade Harold Henry Kessler Princeton Kessler Harold Trailways

Wesleyan Board Censures Outright Over Firing Controversy

West Virginia Wesleyan College trustees voted to silence a former board member who accused the administration of outside labor interests and liberal influence in the dismissal of economics professor Harold Hughes. Hughes faces dismissal next spring over alleged interference by his ultra conservative views in the classroom.

Buckhannon W. Va West Virginia Wesleyan Board of Trustees Harold Hughes Dr. Hughes Harold G. Cutright Hughes

Homecoming Planned At Methodist Home Greeneville Event

Holston Methodist Home in Greeneville Tennessee will hold a homecoming on the third Sunday in June with no program due to dining facilities limits. Picnic grounds are available and attendees may bring their own meals for the day.

Holston Methodist Greeneville Tenn

Bluefield Daily Telegraph Ad Rates and Contact Info

Bluefield Daily Telegraph details subscription rates by carrier and mail within West Virginia and other zones. The notice lists 7am audit bureau membership and contact avenues including Belaphone 227-6171.

Daily Telegraph Printing Co Bland Street Bluefield W. Va Associated Press Mailix West Virginia Audit Bureau Adventist Representative The Gay Agency, Inc Belaphone

Ex Monroe Man Drowns in New Jersey Picnic Incident

Kester Madison Arthur 48 of East Brunswick N J formerly of Waitville Monroe County drowned Thursday at 4 p m during a picnic in East Brunswick Born in Waitville he was the son of Clyde W Arthur of Gap Mills and the late Mary Goodman Arthur He was a member of Laurel Branch Methodist Church Survivors include his father two sons Dallas and Larry Arthur of Covington VA one brother Marcus Arthur of Gap Mills two sisters Mrs Violet Collins and Marie Arthur of Peterstown and his step mother Mrs Lerne Arthur of Gap Mills The body is to arrive at Broyles Funeral Home Union tonight Funeral arrangements are incomplete

Kester Madison Arthur East Brunswick N. J Waitville Monroe County Clyde W. Arthur Gap Mills Mary Goodman Arthur Laurel Branch Methodist Church Dallas Larry Arthur Covington Marcus Arthur Violet Collins Marie Arthur Peterstown Lerne Arthur Broyles Funeral Home Union Wilsie D. Iddings Lee St Bluefield Norfolk and Western Railroad Floyd County Lafayette Iddings First Baptist Church Brotherhood of Railroad Rose Carter Iddings Ronnie Iddings Beckley Oaka Iddings Eustis Fla Curtis Iddings Floyd Martha Jane Lawrence Bertie Iddings Verne Stuphin Pilot Malcolm Fuller Monte Vista Park Mercer Funeral Home Levi Walker Neel Gratton Bluefield Sanitarium Tazewell County R. R Mary Walker Neel Ethel Buchanan Neel Barnes Neel Johnny Blessing Bastian Richard Snapp Burkes Garden Wallace Yates Dickie Reynolds North Tazewell George Reese Neel Cove Creek Addie M. Marrs Della Peery N. Tazewell Mount Olivet Methodist Church Raleigh Ireson C. W. Breese Church Roscoe Gillespie W. R. Harman Sam Bourne Russell Frank Buchanan Sam Bowen Cox Greever Funeral Home Tazewell

Vehicle crash nets jail for Fanrock man

Jordon C. Brewster, 23, of Fanrock Wyoming County, was sentenced to 12 months in jail and fined $110 in a fatal wreck case. He appealed and remains free on bond pending a September Circuit Court hearing. His car, driven on the wrong side, collided with another vehicle. seven year old Marty Dean Brewster, his nephew, died Thursday after a Welch Hospital stay.

Jordon C. Brewster Fanrock Wyoming County Brewster Marty Dean Brewster Welch Hospital Ray C. Stover W. Preston Wilson Prewster

Russell School Bids To Be Opened June 26

In Lebanon Virginia bids will be opened June 26 by the Russell County School Board for a 35 classroom Honaker Elementary slated as the county’s largest. It will serve students from Honaker Drill Big A Mountain and Finney and should be ready for the 1964 term at an estimated cost just under one million dollars.

Lebanon Russell County School Board Honaker Drill Big A Mountain Finney

Local Lodge To Host Legion Ceremonial

The Legion Ceremonial of Mer cer Legion 136 Fifth District Loyal Order of Moose will be held this Sunday at Moose Hall in Princeton Lodge 1521. The meeting starts at 1 p.m. with officer elections at 2 p.m. followed by installation and a Legion banquet for all Legionnaires and their ladies. A dance honoring the Legionnaires will follow with music by the Melody Masters. All Legionnaires and their ladies are invited.

Legion Mercer Legion 136 Fifth District Loyal Order of Moose Princeton Lodge Moose Hall Melody Legionnaires

West Virginia Traffic Deaths Rise to 138 This Year

State Police at Charleston report 138 deaths on West Virginia highways to date, down from 150 at this time last year.

Associated Press Charleston West Virginia

Rees Wins Move To Transfer Trial For Appeal Of Conviction

Melvin Davis Rees, denied a Supreme Court review, wins transfer of his murder conviction appeal from Virginia to the Federal District Court in Alexandria. He awaits execution in Richmond after a 1961 Spotsylvania Circuit Court conviction. Judge Lewis granted the transfer. full hearing and stay request pending.

Alexandria Melvin Davis Rees Supreme Court Carroll Jackson Federal District Court Rees Virginia State Penitentiary Richmond Spotsylvania Circuit Court Oren R. Lewis Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals U. S. Supreme Court

Cleveland Grads Receive Diplomas

Russell County School Superintendent G H Givens awarded 29 diplomas to the last class at the present Cleveland High School in Cleveland Virginia. Forty years earlier Givens opened as principal presenting the first class with diplomas. Next year’s seniors will graduate in a new one million dollar building set to open this fall housing grades six through twelve.

Cleveland, Va Russell County G. H. Givens Givens Cleveland

West Virginia Resources Staffer Speaks at Lions Club

Mrs. Maxine Scarbro, coordinator of the Natural Resources Department in West Virginia, addressed Bluefield Lions Club at the West Virginian Hotel luncheon. She showed slides of the state’s tourist attractions and scenic beauty. The club donated 250 to the YM YWCA building fund and 150 to the Bluefield High School band for the Centennial Tour aiding the state's 100th birthday celebration.

Maxine Scarbro Natural Resources Department West Virginia Bluefield Lions Club West Virginian Hotel Ymywca Building Fund Bluefield High School

Pope John XXIII Clings to Life Amid Last Agony

The Vatican reported Pope John XXIII in perilous condition as doctors rushed to aid him. Relatives arrived at the papal apartment while thousands in Rome prayed in St. Peter's Square and churches across Italy.

Vatican Rome St. Peter's Square Pope John Sotto Il Monte Papal Raimondo Manzini L’osservatore Romano Manzini Vatican Radio St. Peter’s Square Papal Apartments Italy Angelo Giuseppe Roncalli Milan Pope Giovanni Battista Cardinal Montini John

Gunshot Fatal Claims Life of 65-Year-Old Edgar McCloud

Edgar McCloud aged 65 died in a Huntington hospital Friday from a gunshot wound suffered Tuesday at his Lincoln County home. Police investigated the incident as a fatal shooting with no immediate motive disclosed.

Huntington Edgar McCloud Lincoln County

Barron Addresses Graduates in West Virginia

Gov Barron urged high school and college graduates to finish school to secure jobs and build better futures for themselves and families. He spoke at the West Virginia Industrial School for Girls and later at Fairmont State College praising higher education and the need for quality teachers.

Salem W. Va Barron West Virginia Fairmont State

McDowell County Honors 701 Graduates in Nine High Schools

In McDowell County nine high schools held 701 commencements last night at 8 p.m. Most programs were at the schools, except Welch High at Eubank National Guard Armory. Welch: Dr. Kermit Hunters. Jae ger High: Dr. Cloyd Armbrister. Northfork Elkhorn: George W. Bryson. Big Creek High at War: Senator Robert C. Byrd. Kimball High: Dr. Naomi Garrett. Gary High: E. B. McCue. Ex celsior High: J. C. Cooper. Gary District High: brief talks by about 30 graduates. Elkhorn High: Leon P. Miller. Welch attorney.

McDowell County Welch High Eubank National Guard Welch Kermit Hunter Hollins Jaeger High School Cloyd P. Armbrister Concord College Northfork Elkhorn George

Officers Installed By Princeton Athens Alumnae Delta Zeta

The Princeton Athens Alumnae Chapter of Delta Zeta held its May meeting at Mrs. Vernon Dunns home with Mrs. William Lilly presiding New officers were elected Betty Moody president Ott Fredeling vice president Charles Riley secretary Robert Collins treasurer Gordon Ball publicity chairwoman Pat Kelly recommendations chairwoman and Louise Gentry philanthropy chairwoman Final reports were given Virginia Hatcher appointed to State Day committee Dessert was served Those present included Mrss Joe Stinson Norman Riley Robert Collins William Lilly Ott Fredeking Mitzie Lawrence Lane Fowler Geraldine Hill Joyce Hill Marguerite Miller and others

Princeton-Athens Delta Zeta Vernon Dunn Bluefield Road William Lily Betty Moody Ott Fredeling Charles Riley Robert Collins Gordon Ball Pat Kelly Louise Gentry Philanthrophy Miss Ball Virginia Hatcher Joe Stinson Norman Sir Charles Riley William Lilly Ott Fredeking Mitzie Lawrence Lane Fowler Geraldine Joyce Hill Marguerite Miller

Lewis' Former Wife Seeks Higher Alimony in Baltimore

Sophie M. Lewis, former wife of Dr. John L. Lewis Jr., petitions to boost the $500 monthly alimony and child support from a 1960 divorce. She cites his about $40,000 yearly income and $350,000 to $500,000 in wealth, noting a February divorce settlement of $7,500 to his second wife. They reside in Roland Park, Baltimore, with a 17 year old daughter and a 1 year old son.

Baltimore John L. Lewis Jr United Mine Workers Sophie M. Lewis

Harman family rites set at Grundy Church

Rufus Ashworth Harman 59 longtime Mountain Mission School teacher Grundy Va died Friday in a Grundy hospital. Survived by wife Laura Stacy Harman a daughter Martha Virginia Cassell two sons Rufus Alford Harman and John Newton Harman IV a half brother Eugene Orr and other relatives. Funeral Sunday 1 30 p m Church of Christ with Rev Clarence Greenleaf and Rev Charles Sublett officiating burial Maplewood Cemetery Tazewell.

Rufus Ashworth Harman Mountain Mission School Grundy Fork Union Military Academy Lynchburg College University of North Carolina Tazewell County Rufus A Mary Shelburne Harman Laura Stacy Harman Martha Virginia Cassell Bel Air Rufus Alford Harman Waynesboro John Newton Harman IV Colorado Springs Colo Eugene Orr Oak Ridge Tenn Church of Christ Clarence Greenleaf Charles Sublett Maplewood Cemetery Tazewell Grundy Funeral Home Price Madison Wires Vansant Ocie Osborne Vires Edgar Vires Fred Vires Silver Spring Isabel Vandyke Jack Greenleaf Virginia Funeral Home Mabel Weddle Williamson Hospital John W. Weddle Williamson Rhea F. Moore Sr W. A. Blackburn Hazlett N. J Clarence Ireson

Funeral services for Cecil Ann Fanning Sunday in Princeton

Funeral plans for Cecil Ann Fanning of 217 South Walker Street Princeton are set for Sunday at 2 30 p m in the George W Seaver Chapel Princeton with Dr L B Huston officiating Burial will follow in Woodlawn Cemetery Friends may call at the mortuary after 2 p m today Pallbearers are Ernest Crawford Trevor Hazelwood Richard White Hedley Peters and Robert and Larry Fanning

Death notices for Lorenza Dell Burton in Bland Virginia

Lorenza Dell Burton 71 of Route 2 Bland Virginia died Friday at home. Survived by wife Ada H Burton a son Robert of Bland a granddaughter five sisters N D Dillon Bluefield Alice Painter Z L Painter Bland Kyle Thompson Beckley Wade Thompson Roanoke. Ducted Sunday at 2 PM in Newberry Funeral Chapel Bland Rev C V Duff will officiate burial in family cemetery.

Lorenza Dell Burton Route 2 Bland Ada H. Burton Robert Burton N. D. Dillon Bluefield Alice Painter Z. L. Painter Kyle Thompson Beckley Wade Thompson Roanoke Newberry Funeral Chapel

Mrs Margaret Kelley Bell 96 dies in Pennsylvania

Mrs. Margaret Kelley Bell age 96 longtime Bluefield resident died Tuesday at the home of her daughter Mrs. Helen Hypes in Thomasville Pennsylvania Other survivors include son John W Bell of Overbrook Pennsylvania and sister Helen E Kelley of McSherrystown Pennsylvania Funeral and burial rites will be held today in Abbottstown Pennsylvania

Grace English Bobo Logan St Bluefield Mount Olive Baptist Church J. J. Howard Harvey Doggett Best Lawn Memorial Estates Cliff Dandy Sam Holland John H. Lewis S. M. Spicer Jasper Bailey William Jones Don Brooks Church Missionary Society South Carolina Bobo Calantha Lodge Coalwood James F. Bobo Edward English Buffalo N. Y Arlie Lee Greensboro N. C James Bobo Jr New York City Castor Bobo Spartanburg S. C Bud Sexton Salisbury Lugo Margaret Kelley Bell Helen Hypes Thomasville John W. Bell Overbrook Helen E. Kelley McSherrystown Abbottstown

Taft official to address West Virginia Industrial Conference

Lawrence H. Rogers II executive vice president of Taft Broadcasting Co. will speak at Marshall University next Tuesday. He previously led WSAZ Inc. Huntington and helped form the West Virginia Economic Agency. The conference is sponsored by Morgantown and Huntington chambers, state chambers, Marshall and WV universities, the State Department of Commerce and the WV Industrial Development Association. Four workshops cover industrial development and a post lunch session focuses on industrial revenue bonds.

Huntington Lawrence H. Rogers II Taft Broadcasting Co Cincinnati West Virginia Marshall University Rogers Wsaz Inc Taft West Virginia Economic Agency State Department of Commerce Morgantown State Chambers of Commerce Marshall West Virginia Industrial Development Association

Rusk Warns West Not To Relax Amid Sino Soviet Rift

Secretary of State Dean Rusk cautioned that Western nations should not ease pressure over Sino Soviet tensions. He said the dispute may widen the cold war, while praising Western unity and new nations rejecting communism. Rusk noted European unity, NATO nuclear issues, and rising diplomatic negotiation readiness as longer term Western strengths.

Washington Dean Rusk West Soviet Union China Rusk Nation’s Business Europe United States U.S NATO

German French Treaty Okayed By West German Parliament

West Germany’s Bundestag gave final approval to the January treaty with France championed by Charles de Gaulle and Konrad Adenauer. The pact aims to end centuries of enmity and will take effect in July, committing both nations to aligned policies and regular high level meetings.

Bonn Germany Charles de Gaulle France Konrad Adenauer Bundesrat

Tennessean Won’t Face Murder Trial

Frank Dyer an eight year old who spent 21 years in a state hospital for the criminally insane will not be tried for the 1931 slaying of his sons. Dist Atty Gen Clarence Blackburn said age and time in confinement justify the decision. He was declared mentally competent two weeks earlier and left Central State Hospital for the first time in 31 years before being taken into custody in Knoxville.

Knoxville

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