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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1961

Page

6

Fayette Clerk To Quit Office After 30 Years of Service

Fayette County voters face a 1962 off year election without the name of Mrs. L S Tully on the ballot for circuit clerk after 30 years of service. Deputy C H Maxwell manages the office while she rests at Pinecrest Sanatorium and pursues health.

Fayette Fayetteville RNS Fayette County L. S. Tully Tully Pinecrest Sanitarium C. H. Maxwell Raleigh General Hospital Pinecrest West Virginia

Scouts Schedule Snt Bivouac For Troop 91 Mount Hope

Mount Hope Lions Club hosts weekly dinner meeting where Scoutmaster J W Bragg announced a bivouac for Troop 91. Wood B Poling, secretary, reported 58 members and two guests attended—Robert Saxton, The New River Co Oakwood mine superintendent, and Delmer Curry, Boy Scout Committee member. J M Wade, club president, led the session.

Mount Hope

Lights Promised To Discourage Peepers on Chestnut Avenue

Oak Hill residents report a rash of Peeping Tom incidents and win City Council promise to install at least one street light on Whitney Avenue near First Avenue Chestnut Avenue. Neighbors led by Robert K Holliday request another light possible elsewhere in the area.

Oak Hill RNL Chestnut Avenue First Street Robert K. Holliday Pete Puckett Louie Peters Rice Scott Whitney Avenue First Avenue Holliday

Weekend Guests at Multiple Homes Across Town

Weekend guests visited relatives in Bradley Caretta Oak Hill Beckley Ravenwood Dayton Ohio Skelton Mount Hope and Gary. Notable entries include Kay Ann Spade Helen Suttle Reba Elliott and Pat McMillion among others as families hosted relatives from various towns. Robert Beverley from Washington DC spent Easter with his family.

Blondine Rhinehart Cleveland Ohio Richard Allen Richard Jr W. S. Vandall Paul McMillion Pat Oak Hill Helen Elliott Reba G. L. Lewis Orchard Ave Beckley Bama Minner Peggy Minner Ravenwood Nancy Clay Dayton Walter Suttle Pete’ Bennett William

Fayette County Improvement Meeting Set Sunday

Fayetteville RNS reports Sheriff P L Elmore will host a public meeting at 2 p.m. Sunday in the circuit courtroom to discuss economic improvement and securing state and federal help. Attendees include James Kee and federal agency officials from the Urban Renewal Commission Office of Area Development and SBA licensing division. Possible presence of Rep Cleveland Bailey. invitation extended to all county residents.

Fayetteville RNS Fayette County P. L. Elmore James Kee U. S Elizabeth Kee Joe Roscoe Pittsburgh Federal Urban Renewal Commission Richard Fernstrom Office of Area Development William Wicker Small Busness Administration Cleveland M. Bailey

Circle Hears Talk On Indians

Members of the Minnie E. Garrett Circle of the Mount Hope Baptist Temple met Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. R. G. Kirby. The group discussed plans to send Missionary Mabel Olsen of Parker Arizona a birthday card and two books for stamps.

Circle

Cancer Drive Workers Prepare For Campaign

Cancer Crusade workers in Bradley and Maple Fork meet at Bradley Freewill Baptist Church to prepare for the campaign starting April 25. Led by Mrs. Mildred Miller and Mrs. Mae Renfro, they have shown 10 films to about 165 people to stress cancer checkups and foster positive attitudes toward prevention.

Bradley RNS Cancer Crusade Maple Fork Bradley Freewill Mildred Miller Mae Renfro Maxine Shelton Maple Fork Group Dallas Friend Norma Kincaid Betty Daniels Irene Holliday Dot Wees Sarah Jane Stone Connie Nills Patricia Eileen Renfro Charles Garrett Harry L. Davis Leoa Bailey Elsie Evans Harry Lafferty Harless Stover Marion Shawver Lonnie Goddard Bonnie Casteel Eunice Hodge Norman Arthur J. W. Silvers Blondine Rhinehart Geneva Ramsey Carlos Suttle

Egg hunt for Quinni emont Baptist Sunday School kids Easter

Notes from Prince PRINCE (RNS) describe a lawn Easter egg hunt by the Sunday School at Quinni emont Baptist Church for children. Dinner guests at Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Thompson included their son and daughter-in-law Leonard Thompson and Dorothy of Harvey, plus Dan R. Crawford and sons Max and Danny Ray, and Lewis Thompson with David and Steve of Prince, along with Mary Lou Rogers, a student nurse in Charleston doing extension work in Wheeling. Ruth Thompson remains on the sick list at home.

Lewis Thompson David Steve Prince Mary Lou Rogers Saint Francis Hospital Charleston Wheeling Ruth Thompson

Easter Egg Hunt At Pax Church Lawn

Mr and Mrs Ray Thompson with Mrs Mary Spears hosted a Pax Church Young People Easter egg hunt on their lawn Sunday. Attendees included Dianne Tommy Denise Lessie Spears Susan Elliott Debra Thompson Johnny Cathy Wright Nancy Gail Rita Maynor Dee Roberta Marita Jerry Williams Mr Mrs Cape Williams and children Myra Pamela Gay Terry Mitchell Ethel Virginia Billy Benny Holdren and others.

PAX RNS Ray Thompson Mary Spears Church of Christ, Pax Dianne Tommy Denise Lessie Spears Susan Elliott Debra Thompson Johnny Cathy Wright Nancy Gail Rita Maynor Dee Roberta Marita Jerry Williams Cape Williams Myra Pamela Gay Terry Mitchell Ethel Virginia Billy Benny Holdren

Council Tables Street Extension Plan at Oak Hill

Oak Hill council tabled a Lee Avenue to Thomas Drive extension plan amid cost concerns. City Manager Bennett estimated 1600.11 dollars, including 104 for equipment rental and 1,230 for materials. Only three families would benefit primarily. budget would impede other street repairs. Some drainage work near Arthur Burgess property will be done.

Oak Hill RNS Lee Avenue Thomas Drive East Oak Hill W. R. Bennett Arthur Burgess Lee Street Bennett Street Department Burgess

Singing Meet Set Mullens

Wyoming County Singing Convention holds monthly song fest at East Pineville Church of the Nazarene Sunday from 2 until 4 p.m. Gospel quartets urged to attend. Public welcome by convention president R. H. Keneda.

Oceana FHAers Attend Concord Regional Confab

The Oceana Future Homemakers of America chapter will join the Southern Regional meeting at Concord College in Athens on Saturday. Three members Alma King June Cook and Barbara Murray will model garments in a style revue. Attending the conference are numerous members with Margie Adams and Betty Clyburn accompanying as sponsors.

Oceana ANS Future Homemakers of America Concord College Athens Alma King June Cook Barbara Murray Miss King Miss Cook Miss Murray Janice Terry Sandra Brown Brenda Centers Linda Centers Shelia Trent Nancy Clay Glenna Brooks Sandra Dillon Dorothy Adkins Bonnie Acord Madeline Bailey Joyce Rollins Brenda Baldwin Peggy Jones Donna Brown Brenda Mitchem Lola Stewart Brenda Milam Nancy Barber Brenda Dean Connie Toler Linda Hamilton Judy Brooks Judy Henry Peggy Cook Judi Gillenwater Linda Rider Donna Hamilton Barbara Gabbard Mary Lea Pendry Sandra King Brenda Dunn Joe Lyons Greta Miller Brenda Whitt Iris Pennington Dorothy Daniels Laura Dixon Margie Adams Betty Clyburn

Dallas Hicks Wins Mount Hope Science Award

Dallas Hicks, senior at Mount Hope High School, named a Bausch and Lomb honorary science award winner for top scholastic standing in science. Miss Ann Callaway also honored. Hicks plans engineering study and may receive a $21,600 in scholarships. bronze medal to be presented May 4 at senior assembly.

Mount Hope ANS Dallas Hicks Lewis H. Maynor Jr Mount Hope High School Bausch and Lamb Ann Callaway Dallas Warren G. Hicks Prince Junior Academy of Science Bausch and Lamb, Inc University of Rochester

Kilsyth Residents Noted in Local News Update

Luigi Cinoti, 84, of Kilsyth, underwent surgery Wednesday at Beckley Memorial Hospital. Adrian Keeney and family of Oak Hill visited Greene Coleman's home. the Kennedys are former Kilsyth residents. W A Campbell returned home after several Beckley Hospital days. Campbells are former Sand Branch residents.

Kilsyth Luigi Cinotti Beckley Memorial Hospital Adrian Keeney Oak Hill Greene Coleman Kennedys W. A. Campbell Beckley Hospital Campbells Sand Branch

Keffer Honored at Debra Keffer birthday party

Dennis Keffer honored their daughter Debra with a party on her sixteenth birthday at their home in Lively. Refreshments were served to Gary Lafferty Jerry Lively Keith Williams Danny Wright Roby Wayne Billings Patty Bailey Joanne Williams Judy Holley Linda Howard Diane Smith Jimmy and Steve Keffer Sandra Sutton and Mrs Linda Nichols.

Dennis Keffer Debra Lively Gary Lafferty Jerry Lively Keith Williams Danny Wright Roby Wayne Billings Patty Bailey Joanne Williams Judy Holley Linda Howard Diane Smith Jimmy Steve Keffer Sandra Sutton Linda Nichols

Mount Hope Students Approved for Photography Class

Steve Hicks Michael Buffa and Bill Pennington sophomores at Mount Hope High School are approved by Marshall University assistant professor William Francois for an eight hour photography course on the Huntington campus. They join the universitys scholarship program aiding high schools to create affordable labs and will learn lighting shooting processing and printing using Graflex and Press cameras.

Mount Hope ANS Steve Hicks Michael Buffa Bill Pennington Mount Hope High School William Francois Marshall University Huntington Donna Fitzgerald

Federated League Names New Officers In Mount Hope

Mount Hope Federated League elects new officers for the coming year at a Monday night Lions Clubhouse meeting. President Mrs. Charles R. Harnsbarger. vice president Miss Anna McCool. recording secretary Mrs. J. C. Gwinn. corresponding secretary Miss Violet Grace McCutcheon. treasurer Mrs. John Brady. historian Miss Pauline Taggart. social chairman Mrs. N. L. Kemp. Entertainment featured Phil Tissue and others. cancer drive planned. constitution revision set for May. next meeting May 1 hosted by Jobe and others.

Mount Hope RNL Charles R. Harnsbarger Mount Hope Federated League Lions Anna McCool J. C. Gwinn Violet Grace McCutcheon John Brady Pauline Taggart N. L. Kemp Corrie Graff Raymond Tissue Phil Tissue Bill Bailey Willia Thompson Frank Graff Fred Frisk Margaret McCool E. Scott Carter

Galilean Circle Holds Meeting at Mrs Graney’s Home

The Galilean Circle of Mount Hope Baptist Temple met Tuesday at 7 30 p m at the home of Mrs P C Graney. Dessert was served prior to the Bible study led by Mrs Robert Lilly on Philippians and Galatians. Mrs John Jenkins led the program with Scripture reading and prayer. Mrs George Dixon spoke on missionary Mabel Olsen and her life in Arizona. Mrs A L Huffman discussed needs of missionaries. Walter Summers presented Navajo Indians topic. The group sang Blest Be the Tie. Attendees included Miss Helen Thrasher and several named members.

Mount Hope RNS Minnie E. Garrett Mount Hope Baptist Temple R. G. Kirby Jack Shockey Margaret Brady Raymond Tissue Mabel Olsen Parker, Ariz J. L. Wilkins John Brady Willia Thompson M. C. Hess Fannie Richeson Lillian Davis Effie Dower Andrew Oschlager John R. Brady P. C. Graney Robert Lilly John Jenkins George Dixon Arizona A. L. Huffman Walter Summers Helen Thrasher I. O. Shumate Marv Buckley Max McClung Myrtle Bailey Ruth Drew Frances Dison

Presbyterian District Conference Stated at Pineville

The Presbyterian Church in Pineville held an executive board meeting led by president Mrs. D. F. Hamlin with devotion by Mrs. W. W. Bolt. Plans included the April 27 birthday program on the South church history, officer elections, and a Synodical Training program in June. The group urged clothing donations for needy families and a White Cross sewing session on April 11. The upcoming district conference is set for April 18 at the Pineville church with registrations from 9 to 10, co-chairs named for the luncheon, and Rev Norman K. Morgan as the keynote speaker. Members discussed contributions for literature and multiple local church programs.

Pineville RNS Presbyterian Church In D. F. Hamlin W. W. Bolt Presbyterian Church In the South Byron Schilling World Mission E. B. Swimm Bolt Hamlin Women’s Society Davis-Elkins College Schilling White Cross PRESBYTERY _ district Presbyterian ‘Church Albert Durbin Bill Andrick D. W. Hollinger Norman K. Morgan

Minden youths charged with B E and arson

In Minden two boys, a 16 year old juvenile and 19 year old George Kenneth Myers, are charged with two breaking and enterings and arson to destroy evidence at the Arbogast home in Carwile Hollow. The blaze followed a Sunday break in on March 16 and an Easter week Tuesday fire set with matches. Deputy sheriffs C E Crouch and L E Fox led the case with neighbor Roy Adkins reporting evidence of prior entry. Oak Hill firemen found the fire out of control.

Minden ANS George Kenneth Myers Jack Arbogast Carwile Hollow Arbogasts Chicago Roy Adkins Arbogast Oak Hill

Mullens Considers Monthly Free Parking Days

Mullens city commissioners approved two days each month of free parking to boost downtown shopping. Mayor Woodrow Cook and Commissioners Harless and Andrews backed the plan, with police coverage and employee parking restrictions proposed. A committee from the chamber will attend the next meeting to hear details. A cleanup campaign and street lighting were also discussed.

Mullens RNS Keith Andrews Woodrow Cook Leland Harless Cook Clyde Newsome Mullens Chamber of Commerce Merchants’ Committee Harmco Oglebay - Norton Co Pete Andrews South Mullens Harless West Mullens Eatwell Cafe Howard Avenue First Second Streets First Street Oscar England Wendell Cook Allen van Horn Oglebay-Norton Otsego

Church Guild Meets World Wide Guild at Kathy McClung Home

The World Wide Guild meets Monday at 7 p.m. at Miss Kathy McClung’s home with Miss Becky Humphrey leading in Miss Malinda Davis’s absence due to illness. Members including Miss Janet Logan read minutes and collected 1.46 in offerings. Plans were made to send a get well card to Mrs. Layland Ayers.

Mount Hope RNS World Wide Guild Layland Ayers Blanche Davis Zona Hoke Sheila McClung Nancy Stafford Sharon Parker Bevrly Logan Kathy McClung Becky Humphrey JoAnn Peneman

Norfolk Western to close freight stations in five towns

The Public Service Commission authorized Norfolk and Western Railway to discontinue freight agency stations at Oceana Wyoming County Matoaka Mercer County and Bradshaw McDowell County.

Charleston UPI Public Service Commission Norfolk & Western Railway Co Oceana Wyoming County Matoaka Mercer County Bradshaw McDowell County

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Philadelphia National Bank Maureen Joe Lawton Ann Pentagon Maxwell Methodist Church Charles Geneva Roland Carson Baton Rouge Temple Drake Candy Darryl FP. Zanuck Productions, Inc Rulkners Ee Remick Ies Montand Brand Dillnay Kee Sherif Cancer Drive American Cancer Crusade Miller Es Yan Ty Columbia Pictures Hn Technicolor Council Tables Clift Taylor Winters George Stevens Plusil Oceana Fha Ers Concord Confab Kilsyth Briefs Glen Jean Frontier Guns John Agar Joyce Meadows Preston Foster Coleen Gray West Virginia Journalism Teachers Association Michael Bill Federated League Jennie Cope Carter Ambrose Bryan Anna Cope C. H. Duncan Theresa Jobe W. R Bill” Park Louie M. Corey E. W. Dunkley Lions Clubhouse Frances Jobe Charle R. Harnsbarger Carl H. Duncan Galilean Circle Presbyterian District Conference United Richard McPeake William Henkins Paul Rice Orville i Ross William Valentine Morgan Hollinger Swimm Durbin Jerry Lewis Joan Blackman The Lonely Man Vistavision Jack Pealance Anthony Perkins B&e Beckley Open Air Rock Hudson Barbara Hale Church Guild
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