Medical Librarians Hold 13th WV Meeting in Welch
The 13th annual meeting of the West Virginia Association of Medical Record Librarians closed in Welch after a two day session at Stevens Clinic. Dr. N Baran of Stevens Clinic gave the banquet address as hostesses welcomed attendees. The gathering opened Friday with a 8 a.m. coffee hour at the hospital library and 30 librarians registered for the meeting chaired by Zeta Kennedy of Fairmont General Hospital.
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West Virginia Association of Medical Record Librarians
Welch
Stevens Clinic
Central Cafe
N. Baran
Marie Lambert
Margaret Lesk
Janice Wyatt
Betty Brooks
Brenda Childress
Helen White
Janet Spencer
Georgia Costa
Barbara Cline
Record Room
Adram Hatfield
District Office of Social Security Administration
Jan Jones
Peter Schmit
Germany
0. M. Weaver
F. L. Johnston
E. L. Gage
Bluefield Sanitarium
Community Center Announces Schedule
A summer schedule from Bluefield Community Center outlines activities for all ages. Tennis is played Mondays and Wednesdays at 10 am at the city courts with free beginner instruction. Open-house bridge occurs Mondays at 7 30 pm at the Community Hall. A Tuesday story hour runs at 2 pm at Popes Hall. Senior citizen afternoons feature games, cards, handcrafts, and other leisure activities.
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Popes Hall
Betnsader
Deborah Club Meeting Set for Monday Evening
The Deborah Club will meet Monday night at 7 30 in the home of Mrs Elizabeth Prunty on Logan Street for a gathering.
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Deborah Club
Elizabeth Prunty
Logan Street
Katz to Enter Naval Academy on June 2 1961
Douglas J. Katz of Bluefield West Virginia will be sworn in as a midshipman at the United States Naval Academy on June 2 1961. He was appointed by Congresswoman Elizabeth Kee and is a 1960 Beaver High School graduate who studied at New Mexico Military Academy on an athletic scholarship. He excelled in football basketball and track and earned high academic honors with a 3.8 average at NMMA and a top athletic record including a 9 of 10 football season. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Leroy Katz of 1201 Castlewood Lane Bluefield WV.
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Annapolis
R. H. Ewing
United States Naval Academy
Douglas J. Katz
Bluefield
W. Va
Katz
Naval Academy
Elizabeth Kee
West Virginia
Beaver High School
New Mexico Military Academy
Roswell
New Mexico
Beaver
Free Club
Mountaineer Boy's State
Douglas
New Mexico Academy
NMMA
Doug
Leroy Katz
Castlewood Lane, Bluefield W. Va
Bridge Whist Play Will Be Wednesday
The Home and Garden Club will hold its annual bridge and whist tournament on Wednesday June 7 at 8 p m in the Appalachian Auditorium. Proceeds will go into the club's scholarship fund.
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Appalachian Auditorium
Need Facilities For Recreation At Princeton Rotary Meeting
Coach Ralph Ball urged the Princeton Rotary Club for more facilities for the summer recreation program at Princeton High School. He noted growth in baseball basketball and tennis with a need for additional girls tennis courts. The program is funded by Princeton Youth Inc United Fund sponsors and local businesses with a 2 p.m meeting at the Elks Club planned.
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Ralph Ball
Princeton Rotary Club
Princeton High School
Ball
Weston Winkler
Princeton Youth, Inc
United Fund
Elks Club
Cadet Prest on Jr. Wins Best Drilled Cadet at Greenbrier
Lewisburg Marshall Preston Jr. received the best drilled cadet award at Greenbrier Military School 149th commencement exercises in Lewisburg West Virginia. Randy Hawkins from Charleston earned the best drilled junior cadet award.
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Lewisburg
W. Va
Mason Preston Jr
Greenbrier Military School
Randy Hawkins
Charleston
Treasury Chief Sees Big Tax Revenue Jump If 1962 Prospects Hold
Secretary Douglas Dillon said tax revenues may rise sharply if 1962 is prosperous, with 78 billion this year, about 81.4 billion next year, and near 90 billion the following year. He suggested an overall tax review and reform could allow some reduction while widening the tax base and lowering rates. He spoke with Senator Case and Senator Williams for New Jersey radio and TV.
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Tary
The
Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Congress
Dillon
Clifford P. Case
R-N. J
Harrison A. Williams
D-N. J
New Jersey
Right To Work Is Key To Industry
Harrison argues Virginia must keep and expand its right to work to attract new industry during a Democratic rally in Pearisburg. He ties the issue to the campaign against opponent Boothe and pledges strong public school funding and local job training in the next four years.
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Harrison
Pearisburg
Albertis S. Harrison Jr
Virginia
Mills E. Godwin Jr
Robert Y. Button
Armistead L. Boothe
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Zeta Kennedy
Fairmont General Hospital
Mary Gratia
Wheeling Hospital
M. Assumptia
St. Mary's Hospital
Huntington
Florence ‘Adams
Logan General Hospital
Logan
Joyce Boland
Beckley Memorial Hospital
Beckley
Inez
Bryant McMillan Hospital
Irene Carr
Memorial General Hospital
Elkins
Hope
Costa
Grafton City Hospital
Grafton
Louise Clark
Marmet Hospital
Marmet
Virginia Fields
Laird Memorial Hospital
Montgomery
Margaret L. Gibson
St. Francis Hospital
Pansey Gilmore
St. Luke's Hospital
P. Jane Goff
Webster County Memorial
Webster Springs
Sister Mary Gratia
Wheeling
Sophia Mae Griffith
Staats Hospital
Catherina A. Janet
Greenbrier Clinic
White Sulphur Springs
Zetra Kennedy
Fairmont General
Fairmont
Mary Lynch
Reynolds Memorial
Glen Dale
Ann L. Lynch
W. Va. University Hospital
Morgantown
Mary Mayle
Marie Meadows
Evelyn McGuire
Herbert J. Thomas
Bele Hospital
Ina Pennington
Clarksburg
H. M. Saunders
Blue
Princeton
Bluefield, W.va
Gilbert, W.va
Wear, W.va
Mullens, W.va
Grundy, Va
Wytheville, Va
Bluefield Community Center
Bird
Ave
International Furniettime
Warlick Furniture Store
Roanoke Street
D. J. Katz
Academy
State of
Vir
Commonwealth of Virginia
Daytona Beach
Daytona Plaza Hotel
Florida
P. O
Salem
Jalloy NO
Superior Sterling Company
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Uume
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Alfred Land
Princeton Ave
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