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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1963

Page

14

Rev Helen Simeneta to leave Beckley church Tuesday

The Rev Helen Simeneta, director of Christian Education at First Assembly of God, Beckley, will depart Tuesday to undertake itinerant work with the General Council of the Assemblies of God. She arrived a year ago from Detroit and has been active in numerous church activities. Her successor here has not been named.

Helen Simeneta First Assembly of God Church Valley Drive Beckley Miss Simeneta Detroit Mich General Council The Assemblies of God

Prominent Beckleyans To Attend Katz At B'nai B'rith Convention

Beckley lodge delegates join about 400 from 11 West Virginia communities at the West Virginia Council of B'nai B'rith convention in Charleston. The Sunday banquet at the Daniel Boone Hotel features Label A Katz of New Orleans as principal speaker, with Gov. Barron Sen. Randolph Mayor Shanklin and local Beckley leaders among the distinguished attendees. Katz, 44, leads the 470,000-member organization and has met leaders worldwide, including Presidents Kennedy and Eisenhower, Pope John XXIII, and Prime Minister Ben Gurion. Delegates from Charleston Huntington Bluefield Morgantown Clarksburg Fair Weirton and Williamson also attend.

Beckley Lodge B'nai B'rith West Daniel Boone B'nai B’rith West Virginia Beckley Alan Sussman Herman Samans Harry Lewin I. R. Wein A. David Abrams Katz Jewish Service Organization Kennedy Eisenhower John XXIII Ben Gurion Nehru B'nai Soviet Union Conference of Jewish Organizations Argentina Joe Maria Guido Europe London West Berlin Madrid Rome Vatican Augustin Cardinal Bea Ecumenical Council Charleston Huntington Bluefield Morgantown Clarksburg Fair- Weirton Williamson

Pig Sale May Be Held Here

Farmers receive notices to report pig consignments for a possible feed er sale. C T Shackelford says sale depends on pig numbers and new interstate pens rules. RDC meeting Tuesday April 16 at 7 30 p m in Raleigh County Court Room will discuss these topics and the strawberry program.

C. T. Shackelford Rural Development Council Shackelford RDC Raleigh County Court Room

Openings Remain In Course In Politics

Beckley Raleigh County Chamber of Commerce moderator Fred Helm announced limited openings left for the Action Course in Practical Politics. The seven week course on American political organization meets Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in the Appalachian Power Co auditorium. New enrollees are not accepted after this week. case study material is available from Helm to review the first week’s work.

Beckley-Raleigh County

Daniels student Melvin Aldridge cited by WVU engineering

Melvin D Aldridge of Daniels is named among outstanding engineering students at West Virginia University. The award was announced today by E C Jones, department chairman.

Melvin D. Aldridge Daniels West Virginia University Engineering Department E. C. Jones

Outing At Pinnacle Rock Park Risks Big Loss

Mrs. Fred Richards reported a missing purse after an outing at Pinnacle Rock State Park. The purse contained more than 750 in cash bonds and payroll checks including two $100 government bonds and an income tax refund check. Her husband is a Norfolk and Western Railway employee.

Bluefield UPI Fred Richards Pinnacle Rock State Park

Distribution Slated at Beaver by Stewart Cook

Commodities will be distributed at Beaver from 10 a.m. until 4 p.m. on Wednesday and Thursday, confirmed by Stewart Cook, agent. Mallard ducks can fly at speeds over 55 miles an hour, and may dive even faster.

Beaver Stewart Cook

Stotesbury group cancels live burial stunt

Stotesbury Improvement Association will not sponsor the May 8 live burial stunt. A separate group, contingent on Eastern Gas and Fuel Associates leasing property, would have supported it, but the association says it will not be involved.

Stotesbury RNS Stotesbury Improvement Association The Eastern Gas and Fuel Associates

State mulls extra beer sale hour after DST starts

Charleston UPI Howard Davis asks Attorney General Robertson to decide if beer taverns may stay open past midnight after the new daylight saving law places the entire state on DST from late April to late September. The issue rests on whether closing hours run on standard time or DST.

Charleston UPI Grover T. Davis Atty C. Donald Robertson Davis Robertson

Smoking Hazard for Mothers to Be Reported

CHICAGO UPI obstetrician Dr. Jay R Zabriskie says mothers who smoke tend to bear babies about a half pound lighter than non smoke mothers and face about twice the risk of premature birth from a study of 2000 consecutive births at Tripler Army Hospital Honolulu Hawaii The report in Obstetrics and Gynecology notes a slightly higher miscarriage rate among smoking mothers and covers 957 smokers and 1043 non smokers with single births only He advises women to quit smoking during pregnancy.

Chicago UPI Jay R. Zabriskie Zabrieskie Obstetrics and Gynecology The American College of Obstetricians and Tripler Army Hospital Honolulu Hawaii

Scholarships aid for teachers at Cranberry and East Beckley

Miss Elsie Bowman and Mrs. Jesse Hodge, teachers at Cranberry Elementary and East Beckley Schools, received $300 scholarships from the Raleigh County Association For Mental Health to study at Marshall University this summer. The fund supports training for teachers of exceptional children in mental health. STOTESBURY (RNS) reports five moonshine stills destroyed in Matthews Hollow at Stotesbury, with two men and a juvenile bound over to Federal Court. raid yielded 25 gallons of moonshine and 500 gallons of mash, the largest Raleigh County raid in years.

Elsie Bowman Raleigh County Association For Mental Health Marshall University Stotesbury RNS Matthew’s Hollow Thomas Dewey Treadway Robert J. Matthews Raleigh Coun

Endorsement Of Levy By Mrs Withrow For Stephen's Lake

Sophia Raleigh County House of Delegates member endorses the Stephen's Lake levy voters cast ballots today. She urges support for a $1,200,000 tax money spend detailing receipts and expenditures and backs the Lake Stephens Tourist Development Authority as a responsible park body.

W. W Jackie) Withrow Sophia House of Delegates Raleigh County Stephen's Lake Stephens Lake Little Beaver Park Board Ping Johnson Lake Stephens Lake Stephen's

History urges quitting smoking for pregnancy outcomes

The article notes that women with a history of premature births or miscarriages should stop smoking to improve pregnancy outcomes. It emphasizes cessation as a precautionary health measure for at risk individuals.

Dear Shorty Teasing in Seventh Grade Dance Woes

Kathy advises Shorty on handling constant teasing in seventh and eighth grade over looks and dancing. She notes teasing targets distinctive traits but may ease as social maturity grows. The advice emphasizes resilience, observation of peers, and patience as boys become more sociable with age.

Kathy Shorty

Bed Rest And Mumps Complications Insights By Dr Brandstadt

A young reader guide explains how mumps spreads through saliva and droplets, and why strict bed rest helps prevent complications. It notes rare outcomes like meningitis, deafness, and testicular inflammation, stresses vaccination timing, and urges careful hygiene and gradual activity as swelling subsides.

Wayne Brandstadt Newspaper Enterprise Assn

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