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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1969

Page

8

Citizenship Awards Are Presented At Peterstown High

Sally Meadows and Charles Pitzer received citizenship awards at Peterstown High School graduation. Honorary mentions went to Martha Farley Brenda Griggs Linda Martin Nesta Wickline Sonny Lively Eugene Rice Eddie Page Tim Spencer and Mrs John Nester. Meadows is headed to West Virginia University and Pitzer to continue school.

Peterstown Sally Meadows Charles Pitzer Martha Farley Brenda Griggs Linda Martin Nesta Wickline Sonny Lively Eugene Rice Eddie Page Tim Spencer John Nester Woman's Club Miss Meadows Donald “Brownie” Meadows Future Teachers of America Eureka Science Club West Virginia University Morgantown W. Va

Bluegrass Market Livestock Sale Totals 564 Head

The Bluegrass Market Inc sold 564 head to 67 buyers for 42 415 67. Prices cover cattle cows heifers veal calves steers calves and hogs with varied grades and weights across sexes. Notable figures include slaughter cattle 38 50 to 30 25 and hogs No 1 25 to 25 50.

Bluegrass Market Inc

Circus Heads to Princeton in One Night Show

The Princeton Jaycees sponsor the Royson Brothers Animal Circus for one performance on July 11 at Shell Building Grounds. Doors open 7 15 p m with show at 8 p m featuring animal and aerial acts and Colonel Red Lunsford western act. Advance tickets 1 adult 50 cents child. at the gate 1 25 adult 75 cents child. Half of advance proceeds support community youth and civic projects. First come first served seating with no reserved seats.

Princeton Jaycees Royson Brothers Animal Circus Shell Building Red Lunsford Bullwhip Chamion All Jaycee Bill Forrest

Conservatives Expand Board Adds Noted Members to Action

Americans for Constitutional Action enlarges its board from 27 to 32 trustees. New directors include retired Supreme Court Justice Charles E Whittaker of Kansas City and former Rep A Sydney A Herlong D Fla along with Adm Ben Morrell appointing Capt E Robert Anderson and ex Virginia Governor William Tuck and Dr Max Rafferty.

Washington Americans For Constitutional Action Supreme Court Charles E. Whittaker Kansas City Adm Ben Morreell Pittsburgh Sydney A. Herlong D-Fla E. Robert Anderson San Diego Calif Copley Newspapers Virginia William Tuck Max Rafferty Carmichael

Three Are Promoted by Pocahontas Fuel

Three men assume new duties at Pocahontas Fuel Southern Division of Consoli dation Coal Co. Leonard O. Smith and Chelsey Irwin Noel become section foremen at the Maitland Mine. Ralph W. Stevenson is promoted to assistant section foreman at the Bishop Mine.

Pocahontas Fuel Southern Division Consolidation Coal Co Leonard O. Smith Chelsey Irwin Noel Maitland Ralph W. Stevenson Bishop Mine

Area Students Named To Dean's List At Concord

Concord College announces second semester Dean's List recipients led by Elizabeth Arrington and William Belcher with 3.5 averages or higher. Names span Princeton Princeton Athens Mullens Bluefield Oceana Peterstown Jolo and others with multiple Princeton entries.

Concord James F. Davidson Concord College Thavsora Athens Judy Kay Simpson Karen S. Tilley Oceana Samuel J. Wimmer Jaeger Elizabeth D. Arrington Princeton William T. Belcher Marcia Ann Bohn Betty R. Byrd Paula Alice Caldwell Michael C. Casey Judith Mae Cook Pineville Carmen Copenhaver Bluefield James Jackson Cozort Hubert Cyphers Larry C. Davis Kegley Carolyn Carehart Sylvia Fitzgerald Alderson Sharon B. Hannah Janice M. Harris Georgia L. Hobart War Dorothy S. Jackson Julia F. Jones Peterstown Diana Lou Kennedy Jolo Lyn Kimball Rodger W. Roberts Jr Lynda Jane Rose George Sink Jr Joel R. Thompson Mullens Annette Webb Charles E. Wilson Jr William R. Winfrey Naomi Lee Zeitler

San Francisco Cop Faces Foot Injuries Halts Duty

San Francisco officer Al Gossner returned to a hospital for clearance to resume duty after a May 30 toe injury. In the hospital corridor a workman dropped a pipe wrench on his other foot, leaving him disabled again with a broken toe.

San Francisco al Gossner Gossner

Physician Seeks YDC Leadership in West Virginia

Morgantown pathologist Dr Haney Wells 33 announced his bid for president of the West Virginia Young Democrat Club in Charleston. Wells a founder of the Physicians Committee for Miners Health and Safety faces criticism from Dr I E Buff as he calls for an independent YDC with the president serving on the State Democratic Executive Committee with voting rights. Artemis honored with monthly birthdays as Greek gods noted in the second piece.

Charleston Haney Wells West Virginia Young Democrat Club Wells Morgantown Physicians Committee For Miners Health and Safety YDC I. E. Buff Physicians Committee Democratic Executive Committee Artemis

Wyoming Health Clinic Slated for Mullens WV

An adult women health screening clinic sponsored by the Southern West Virginia Regional Health Council is scheduled for Tuesday at Wyoming General Hospital in Mullens. Dr N Allen Dyer says the clinic runs noon to 2 pm with details via Bluefield office. The Mullens Woman's Civic Club assists as Dr Jean Neilson oversees the maternal and child health project.

Southern West Virginia Regional Health Council Wyoming General Hospital Mullens N. Allen Dyer Bluefield Mullens Woman's Civic Club Jean Neilson Council

College Support is Threatened by Campus Violence

Lancaster Pennsylvania AP Robert W Sarnoff chairman Franklin and Marshall College warns that ongoing campus violence jeopardizes academic processes and faculty willingness to honor decisions made under duress. He notes threats of forcible disruption occurred twice this year and credits cool heads and firm action for restoring reason.

Lancaster Robert W. Sarnoff Franklin and Marshall College Sarnoff RCA

Garden Club Meekly Elects Leader at June Meeting

The Bud and Blossom Club of Princeton met Monday at 12 30 p m in Mrs Marc Cassidy s home for a salad luncheon. Newly elected President Mrs Paul McMannaway presided and called the treasury report. The club reported the triangle cleanup near Bluefield Princeton Road with State Road Maintenance aid. A workshop to assemble floral hanging baskets for the Fun Festival was arranged. Three guests attended Miss Karen Bell Mrs M E Parks and Mrs Barbara Marshall. Fourteen members attended: Mrs Paul McMannaway Mrs Cameron Hunter Mrs Robert Woods Mrs S H Stafford Mrs C E Rasnake Mrs J E Painter Mrs Sterling Oney Mrs E S Mann Mrs Clyde Karnes Mrs Ray N Farley Mrs Marc Cassidy Mrs S S Bruce Mrs Fred Bell and Mrs Clifton McKinney.

Bud and Blossom Club Princeton Marc Cassidy Bluefield State Karen Bell M. E. Parks Barbara Marshall Paul McMannaway Cameron, Hunter Robert Woods S. H. Stafford C. E. Rasnake J. E. Painter Sterling Oney E. S. Mann Clyde Karnes Ray N. Farley S. S. Bruce Fred Bell Clifton McKinney

Five Deeds Recorded at Mercer County Courthouse

Five property transfers documented at the Mercer County Courthouse in Princeton on Thursday. Orville Sharter and Gladys Sharter transfer to Doris Jea Stelwell for Beaver Pond tracts at $1,300. Supreme Builders Inc transfers to Dwight and Lorette Leffel for East River tracts at $18,500. Annie Linkous transfers to Bobbie and Lucy Carson for Bluefield tracts. heirs Davis and Ophelia Banks transfer to Cleo Barksdale for Bluefield tracts at $9,000. Virginia Williamson transfers to Beulah Davidson for Bluefield tracts at $13,000.

Mercer County Princeton Orville Gladys Sharter Doris Jea Stelwell Beaver Pond Supreme Builders, Inc Dwight Lorette Leffel East River Annie Linkous Bobbie and Lucy Carson Bluefield Davis Ophelia Banks Cleo Barksdale Virginia Williamson Beulah Davidson

Mrs Collins Speaks At Ruby Bailey Circle Meet

The Ruby Bailey Circle of the First United Methodist Church in Princeton met at the home of Mrs. Omer Belch with co host Mrs. W H Easter. Devotions centered on Laborer Together and readings included an article from Response and a Bible lesson from John. The group planned a June 19 meeting in the church chapel and a June 29 dedication of the parsonage. A membership pin was presented to Mrs. W Y Easter and guest Wanda Jennings was welcomed.

Ruby Bailey First United Methodist Church of Princeton Omer Belch W. H. Easter Clyde Elmore A. W. Turner C. B. Collins

Numbers racket ends in arrest in McDowell County

Richard Richardson, 35, of Gary was arrested on bribery charges after a bribe offer to drop numbers investigations. The arrest occurred about 10:30 p.m. Wednesday. He appeared before Justice Norman Baker and posted $1,000 bond for a future hearing as Welch State Police detachment and the prosecuting attorney’s office conducted the probe.

McDowell County Richard Richardson Gary Richardson D. M. Shade West Virginia Justice of the Peace Norman Baker Welch State Police Prosecuting Attorney's Office

Water System Grant Approved for Val Public Service

The Economic Development Administration approves a 505,500 grant loan to build a public water system for Val Public Service System in Boone County West Virginia. Rep John Slack says 353,500 is a grant and the rest a loan. The district is headquartered at Gordon. Three coal companies plan to hire 700 more miners to support mine expansion, and the new system will aid the companies and miners.

Washington The Economic Development Administration Val Public Service System Boone County W.va John Slack Gordon Slack

Rural Free Delivery begins in 1896 with mail volumes

The Rural Free Delivery system started in 1896. In its first week the service delivered 214 letters 33 postal cards 290 newspapers and two packages marking the launch of a nationwide mail distribution program.

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