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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1963

Page

2

Presbyterian Church to Take Over 10 UMW Hospitals

Washington AP reports that Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr. met with officials from the National Board of Missions and United Mine Workers to pursue a federal loan to keep 10 UMW hospitals running in Kentucky West Virginia and Virginia amid mine downturns. The Presbyterian Board of Missions would operate the facilities with a $9.5 million price tag under consideration.

Washington Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr National Board of Missions of the Presbyterian Church United Mine Workers UMW Kentucky West Virginia Virginia Welfare and Pension Fund The Presbyterian Church Wate Roosevelt Barry Daniel P. Moynihan Kenneth Neigh National Board of Missions

Chances Not Good For Kennedy Visit To West Virginia

Officials in Charleston say there is still some hope President Kennedy may visit for Statehood Day on June 20 but the chances aren’t too good. Gov. Barron and Atty. Gen. Kennedy have accepted invitations to speak at the Capitol steps ceremony.

Charleston Kennedy West Virginia Europe John XXIII Barron Robert P. McDonough Parkersburg Democratic Executive Committee Robert F. Kennedy Arthur J. Goldberg U.S. Supreme Court Capitol Steps

Vacancies Filled On Democrat Committee

Three vacancies on the Democratic Executive Committee were filled in elections Monday at a Charleston meeting. Gov. Barron addressed the group, which has two men and two women from each of West Virginia's 16 districts. In the 11th District Mrs. Lester Watts was elected to succeed Mrs. Hassie T. Wood who resigned. In the 15th District Layne H. Ford succeeds Irvin C. Evans who died. Emma Lou Kincaid was elected to succeed Mrs. Violet Snedegar who resigned as member at large.

Charleston Democratic Executive Committee Barron West Virginia Fayette Greenbrier Lester Watts East Rainelle Hassie T. Wood Ronceverte Barbour Grant Preston Taylor Tucker Upshur Layne H. Ford Grafton Irvin C. Evans Philippi Emma Lou Kincaid Huntington Violet Snedegar Elkins

Byrd Warns of Imminent Racial Trouble in Nation

Sen. Harry F. Byrd warned at a National Press Club luncheon that the United States faces serious racial trouble and possible violence. He predicted a Senate filibuster against Kennedy civil rights proposals, which would delay the tax cut bill and Congress adjournment. Byrd, 78, spoke on his birthday and dodged a commitment to another term in 1964.

Washington Harry F. Byrd Senate Kennedy Congress Virginia National Press Club

Monterrey Worker Housing Project Planned

Final plans are set to build 1,208 homes in Monterrey for workers. The project carries a $3.8 million price tag and involves associated housing development efforts.

Mexico City Monterrey

Daily Telegraph Bluefield ad rates and address

Publication notice lists establishment in Bluefield West Virginia with address 412 Bland Street and subscription rates for carrier daily and Sunday at 50 cents per week and mail rates of 26 dollars per year with zones. It notes Associated Press membership and audit bureau engagement.

Daily Telegraph Printing Co Bland Street Bluefield W. Va Associated Press West Virginia Audit Bureau of Circulation The Law Agency, Inc

Deaths and Funerals in Welch and Mercer area

Howard Lee Hutchison 40 owner of Franklin Dairy Store Welch died Sunday at home from a heart attack. He was past president of Welch Junior Chamber of Commerce and special investigator for McDowell County prosecuting attorney. Funeral Wednesday at 2 p.m. First Baptist Church Welch. Burial Roselawn Memorial Gardens. Also, Frederick L. Jackson of Charlotte died Monday in Presbyterian Hospital. Funeral Wednesday at 11 a.m. Bratton Memorial Chapel Mer cer Funeral Home. Burial Monte Vista Park Cemetery. Sarah Dunford 79 died Sunday at Princeton home. Funeral Wednesday at 2 p.m. George W. Seaver Chapel Princeton. Burial Resthaven Memorial Park. Lonnie Mae Ingram 67 of Oakvale died Monday at home. Burial Oakvale Cemetery. Madre Pierce 38 War died Monday at home. Graveside rites 2 p.m. today Kelly Cemetery Hemphill. Timothy Arnold Rose two days old Welch died Sunday. Graveside Kelly Cemetery Hemphill. Charles Stone 63 Birch Leaf died Monday of heart attack. Survived by wife Love Stone and nine grandchildren. Funeral arrangements incomplete. Body at Virginia Funeral Home Grundy.

Howard Lee Hutchison Franklin Dairy Welch Welch Junior Chamber of Commerce Fraternal Order of Police McDowell County Clifton Forge Myoma Campbell Hutchison Beckley Joe M. Hutchison Diana Bruno Hutchison Steven M Gregory L. Hutchison William J. Hutchison Jim Davis Austin Tex First Baptist Church Raymond Adkins Carl Johnson Roselawn Memorial Gardens Bluefield Princeton Road Fanning Funeral Chapel Bratton Memorial Chapel Mercer Frederick L. Jackson Charlotte N. C Jackson Presbyterian Freddy Jackson Princeton Frank Louis Jackson New Jersey Marjorie Jackson New York City Patricia Jackson Sarah Dunford Princeton- Athens Road George W. Seaver W. L. Jenkins Resthaven Memorial Park Charlie Dunford Greenlee West Clark Lowe Primitive Baptist Church 0. T. West Helen Brant Gilliam Eddie Richmond Beaver Deward Frazier Kelly Cemetery Hemphill Timothy Arnold Rose Raymond Mary Ann Rakes Rose Teddy Ray Rose Luther Blankenship Havace Sarah Rakes Fanning Funeral Home Charles Stone Birchleaf Love Stone Jean Jones Davin Beulah Farley Louisville William Ott Chicago Ill Vero Valdez New York N. Y Gracie Clevenger Salem Virginia Funeral Home Grundy

Obituary for Robert Daniel Robinette of Ocean View Virginia

Robert Daniel Robinette 72 of 1005 Hillside Ave Ocean View died at home Monday after long time in Ocean View since 1935 born Rocky Gap Virginia son of the late Robert A and Lucy Jane Pruett Robinette retired car inspector for the Virginian Railroad survived by wife Essie Benton one sister Bessie B Lester of Bluefield funeral Thursday 1 pm Bratton Memorial Chapel Mercer Funeral Home burial Walnut Grove Cemetery body arrives Bluefield Wednesday night calling after 9 am Thursday

Robert Daniel Robinette Hillside Ave Ocean View Bluefield Rocky Gap Robert A Lucy Jane Pruett Robinette Virginian Railroad Essie Benton Bessie B. Lester Bratton Memorial Chapel Mercer Funeral Home Walnut Grove

Funeral for Ted Lee Bird in Princeton

Funeral services for Ted Lee Bird of Princeton are today at 2 p.m. at Burns Wor nal Chapel of Memorial Funeral Directory with Rev. W. L. Jenkins officiating. Burial follows at Roselawn Memorial Gardens. Pallbearers include Dirby Lyle Ronnie Shelton Bill Hobbs Paul Sammons Arcel Rose and Bill Croy. Members of Burke Memorial Baptist Church Sunday School Class to carry flowers.

Death of Jesse Lambert in Bluefield Hospital

Jesse Lambert 6 of Crump ler died Monday in a Bluefield hospital. He was born in Crumpler and lived in McDowell County all his life. Survived by wife Virgie. daughter Mrs. John M. Lafferty. three sons Preston Lambert and Carness and Clarence Lambert. one brother Claudis Lambert. 14 grandchildren. Body to home today at 4 p.m. Bennett Funeral Home North fork. Funeral Wednesday 2 p.m. Rev. A H Rowe to officiate. Burial Lambert Cemetery Crumper Mountain.

Jesse Lambert Crumpler Bluefield McDowell County Virgie Lambert John M. Lafferty Anewalt Preston Lambert Princeton Carness Clarence Lambert Claudis Lambert Montcalm Bennett Funeral Home Northfork A. H. Rowe Lambert Cemetery Crumpler Mountain

Ministers Admitted At Methodist Parley Buckhannon session admits twenty five ministers

Twenty five Methodist ministers were admitted into full connection with the West Virginia Annual Conference at Buckhannon during the 25th session. Rev. Harry Randolph Kidd Jr. of Grace Church Bluefield Rev. Hampton Joel Rector of Bland Street Bluefield and Rev. Graham Robertson of Kellysville were among those admitted. Rev. T Dwight Dickinson assistant pastor East River Princeton retires among four assistant pastors.

West Virginia The Methodist Church Buckhannon Harry Randolph Kidd Jr Grace Methodist Church Bluefield Hampton Joel Bland Street Graham Robertson Kellysville T. Dwight Dickinson East River

Death Claims Mrs. Pankey in Bluefield

Mrs Jessie Kahle Pankey wife of W A Pankey of 1315 Augusta St Bluefield died Monday morning in St Luke s Hospital She was a former general manager of the Bluefield Telephone Co and a member of Bland Street Methodist Church and the United Daughters of the Confederacy Surviving are her husband a daughter Wayne Donachy two sons and several relatives The body remains at Hawkins Funeral Home with funeral arrangements incomplete callers may visit after 3 30 p m Tuesday

Jessie Kahle Pankey W. A. Pankey Augusta St Bluefield St. Luke’s Hospital Pankey Old Bluefield Telephone Co John Kahle Bland Street Methodist Church United Daughters of the Confederacy Wayne Donachy Wynnewood W. A. Pankey Jr Charlottesville John R. Pankey Washington, D. C F. Willis Fort Lauderdale Fla Margaret Lynch Clarksburg Georgia Kennedy Weaverville N. C Bruce Kahle Hawkins Funeral Home

Food Institute Elects Twelve To Board Of Directors

The National Plant Food Institute at its eighth annual convention in White Sulphur Springs West Virginia elected twelve new directors for terms through June 1965. The appointees include Albert B. Baker Jr. Columbia Nitrogen Corp New York City Benjamin H. Brewster Jr. Baugh & Sons Co Baltimore James F. Doetsch Chilean Nitrate Sales Corp New York Eugene German Duval Corp Houston William C. Kaesche Collier Carbon & Chemical Corp Los Angeles Byron M. Kern Spencer Chemical Co Kansas City W E McGuirk Jr Davison Chemical Division W R Grace & Co Baltimore W F Price Swift & Co Chicago John B Sanford Hubbard Hall Chemical Co Waterbury Maynard C Wheeler Commercial Solvents Corp New York City Thomas M Ware International Minerals & Chemical Corp Skokie James S Wood Superior Fertilizer & Chemical Co Tampa

White Sulphur Springs W. Va National Plant Food Institute Iterms Albert B. Baker Jr Columbia Nitrogen Corp New York City Benjamin H. Brewster Jr Baught & Sons Co Baltimore James F. Doetsch Chilean Nitrate Sales Corp New Swift & Co Chicago John B. Sanford Hubbard- Hall Chemical Co Waterbury, Conn Thomas M. Ware International Minerals & Chemical Corp Skokie, Ill Maynard C. Wheeler Commercial Solvents Corp James S. Wood Superior Fertilizer & Chemical Co Tampa Fla

Water projects in Ohio Valley seek 200 million

Brig. Gen. John L. Person Ret. led a push before a House subcommittee urging about 200 million dollars for Ohio Valley water resource development. The Ohio Valley Improvement Association backed 80 projects, stressing urgent modernization of the Ohio River navigation facilities and flood control after spring floods. They recommended new starts at Racine Locks and Dam, Newburgh Locks and Dam, and Uniontown Locks and Dam, across Indiana Kentucky and West Virginia.

Washington Congress Ohio Valley John L. Person Ohio Valley Improvement Association House Ohio River Association Racine Ohio West Virginia Newburgh Indiana Kentucky Uniontown Wabash Island

State Women’s Clubs Win 1st Place Awards

West Virginia junior women’s clubs received five first prize honors in junior department programs at the General Federation of Women’s Clubs convention in Milwaukee. State director Mrs Harold G Springer announced wins in public affairs council of international clubs conservation international affairs and fine arts during a Sunday banquet opening the five day gathering.

Milwaukee West Virginia General Federation of Women’s Clubs Harold G. Springer Clarksburg W. Va Council of International Clubs

Speech Hearing Clinic Opens in Bluefield for Eight Weeks

The Mercer County Society for Crippled Children and Adults sponsors the seventh annual speech and hearing clinic. It runs eight weeks at the Board of Education Office on Ramsey Street from 9 am to 4 pm. Mrs. Lily Tromsland leads sessions from Sioux Falls with free services for Mercer residents, aiding articulation, hearing loss, stuttering, aphasia, delayed speech, stroke, and cerebral palsy.

Mercer County Society For Crippled Children and Adults Board of Education Ramsey Street Bluefield Lily Tromsland Sioux Falls S. C Mercer County L. D. Grubb

N and W Sets Another Coal Loading Mark

Norfolk and Western Railway set another all time coal loading record with 27,889 cars of 50 ton units last week. The figure surpasses the 82 year high and the prior week’s 26,267 loading total. Weekday totals were 4668 Monday 5505 Tuesday 5212 Wednesday 5417 Thursday 5177 Friday and 1910 Saturday.

Roanoke Norfolk and Western Railway N&w

Newsmen Ride Special Train for Pineville Centennial

A selective press corps tour will depart Pineville for Gilberts on Wednesday as part of the centennial celebration. About 15 invited newsmen will travel by train to the Justice Dam site on the Guyandotte River. Judge Robert M. Worrell will brief the group at 10 a.m. followed by lunch and a three hour return trip ending with dinner in Pineville.

Press Corp Pineville Gilbert Pineville Area Justice Dam Guyandotte River Robert M. Worrell Norfolk and Western

Ladies Day Golf at Princeton Elks Club

Ladies Day golf at the Princeton Elks Country Club is moved to today from Thursday for the women golfers due to scheduling.

Princeton Elks Country Club

Daley Edgar Bolin Dies at 76 in Montcalm Home

Daley Edgar Bolin 76 died Monday at the Montcalm residence of his daughter Mrs. Chester Miller. A native of Athens he was the son of the late George W. and Mary E. Pennington Bolin. The body remains at Cravens Funeral Home in Montcalm pending funeral arrangements.

Daley Edgar Bolin Chester Miller Montcalm Athens George W Mary E. Pennington Bolin Cravens

School Board to elect representative on June 22

The Clear Fork District representative to the Tazewell County Virginia School Board will be selected Saturday, June 22, according to School Superintendent J L Wathall of Tazewell. It had been announced that the School Trustee Electoral Board would name the representative Monday.

Clear Fork Tazewell County J. L. Wathall Tazewell School Trustee

Richmond Hotter Than Any June 10 Since 1914

The Richmond area sweltered as Monday reached 94.4 degrees, beating the 1914 June 10 record of 93.9 degrees and confirming the city’s hottest June day in nearly 50 years according to the weatherman.

Richmond, Va Richmond

Easy Home Improvements With FHA Title Loans

A Plain statement promotes Flat Top National FHA Title Loans as a simple way to fund home improvements with low costs and easy monthly payments. The ad emphasizes low FHA rates and manageable installments for borrowers seeking home upgrades.

Princeton election results unchanged on canvass

An official canvass of last Tuesday's Princeton election found no changes at a City Council meeting. Voters rejected a library levy a $500 000 storm sewer bond and a higher fire department service fee. Malcolm Champ O'Dell Huffman and Howard St Clair were confirmed to council and will take office July 1 for four-year terms. The council commended City Manager Jim Lord for his work on the three improvement issues.

Princeton Malcolm Champ O'Dell Huffman Howard St. Clair Jim Lord

CAP Continues Hunt For Plane

The Civil Air Patrol conducted air and ground searches across three counties around Ripley Diana and Parkersburg for a missing single engine Bellanca. Pilot Ernest Pelizzari and passenger Edward Beltrami, both from Ohio, disappeared June 3 while en route from Roanoke to Alliance. The Ohio CAP suspended its weeklong search after covering 6,000 square miles without clues.

Charleston Civil Air Patrol Ohio Allen Fork Ripley CAP Diana Webster County Parkersburg Bellanca Roanoke Alliance Ernest Pelizzari Sebring Edward Beltrami Florida Columbus William Kight Ohio Cap Group 8

Tazewell Grundy VA Election Today

Municipal elections proceed in Tazewell and Grundy Virginia with mayoral candidates Staff ord Williams and John Fleenor Jr in Grundy. Grundy town council races include Guy Epling Melvin Fields A E Burgess R V Venable Carl C Thornbury E M Bane W E Smith and E N Harris Jr. In Tazewell Mayor James W Harman Jr is unopposed with four candidates for council McNulty Puckett Dr H R Lutz Dr Ben Susman and Jack Farley. Polls open 6 a.m. close 7 p.m.

Tazewell Grundy Stafford Williams John Fleenor Jr Guy Epling Melvin Fields A. E. Burgess R. V. Venable Carl C. Thornbury E. M. Bane W. E. Smith E. N. Harris Jr James W. Harman Jr McNulty Puckett H. R. Lutz Ben Susman Jack Farley

Concord College to Hold Summer Term Registration

Concord College announces registration for the first five week summer term 1963 will be June 17 at 8 am EDT. Dean Theodore D. Lockwood says courses cover basics in all departments and teacher education certification, plus in service workshops in Home Economics and Physical Science. Registration for the second five week term is July 22 at 8 am.

Concord College Theodore D. Lockwood Ruby Holland Athens West Virginia W. S. Wooddell Department of Education

Bluefield State To Award Scholarships For 1963 64

Bluefield State College will announce scholarship recipients for 1963 64. Ten Board of Education Teacher Education Scholarships will go to recent high school graduates entering the education division in September. Claude Worthington Benedum Scholarships numbering fifteen to eighteen will be awarded to high ranking graduates. Additional scholarships will be given by the United Mine Workers of America and many church fraternal and philanthropic groups.

Bluefield State College West Virginia Board of Education Division of Education Claude Worthington Benedum United Mine Workers of America

Bluefield Virginia Side Plans Paying for Street Paving

The Bluefield town council discussed about 25 000 for street paving to improve streets with no new roads. W N Lambert said work by contractors would mostly occur this summer and a water storage tank project near the existing tank will be completed by early September.

Bluefield Town Hall W. N. Lambert Lambert J. Hudson Huffard Virginia Side Crockett Hughes Virginia Hughes Fincastle Country Club

Spanishburg to Graduate 38 Seniors at Tuesday Exercises

J F Cooke Spanishburg principal will award 38 diplomas at graduation. Students include Dora Abshire, Stanley Akers, Kathleen Amick and many others. Invocations by Sandra Fitzko, addresses by valedictorians Kay Blankenship and Elizabeth Maxey, music by the band and chorus, and diplomas handed by Cooke.

J. F. Cooke Spanishburg Dora Abshire Stanley Akers Kathleen Amick Darrell Belcher Kay Blankenship Victor Bridges Carol Casey Jean Darnell Barbara Dillon Russell Ellison Cecil Farley Garren Farley Sandra Fitzko Thomas Foley Elaine Grubb Jackie Harvey Betty Honaker Ella Hubard Rachel Kinzer Ivan Lilly Murphy Lilly Robert Lilly Elizabeth Maxey Anna Meadows Carl Meadows Ronnie Meadows Carolyn Moye Jean Cecil Moye Brenda Pennington Randell Peyton Glenda Proffitt Shirley Richmond James Shrewsbury John Tedder Garland Vaught Eddie Walker Alice West Janice Wimmer Fred Raines Cooke Gene Ferguson Pauline Shrewsbury Brendan Cochran Judy Stovall Irene Shrewsbury Martha Ross

Calendar of events at Bluefield Community Center

This week's schedule lists Children’s Hour at 1 30 p m and the December Club of Mt Zion Baptist Church at 7 30 p m On Wednesday there is Mid Week Bridge at 11 30 p m and Tons Club at 1 30 p m Thursday features Scout Club at 5 p m Friday presents Court of Caribe at 5 p m Saturday hosts Brownie Scouts led by Mrs Irene Harris at 2 p m

Bluefield Community Center Mt. Zion Baptist Church Tons Club Scout Club

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