Stoco High Program Crowns Indian Princess
Stoco High School will crown Miss Retha Shrewsberry, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tracy Shrewsberry, as Indian Princess during Wednesday night’s Boys Physician Education Exhibition. The event features a physical education program with rope climbing, relays, tumbling, wrestling, calisthenics, dancing, and weight lifting, plus comedy acts, magic, a style show, hula and calypso dances, and musical numbers led by master of ceremonies Clifford Warden.
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Hawaii
Stoca High School
Stoco High School
Retha Shrewsberry
Tracy Shrewsberry
Odd
Kermit Meadows
Hi - Ki
the Wonder Horse
Ronald Hungate
Harold Meadows
James Basham
Jacy Graham
Bill Hope
Gary Calvert
David McKinney
Freddy Cox
Chameleon
James Delp
Hubert Norris
Tom Mooney
Vincent Hope
Larry Martin
Wendell Meadows
Tracy Meadowws
Wendell
Meadows
Kermit 3 Meadows
Larry ‘Bolen
Ra McKinney
Garland Harmen
Jim Bolen
Barney McAlpine
Larry Bolen
Raleigh County men fined by magistrate for theft and offenses
Magistrate fined three Raleigh County men on Monday and sentenced one to days in jail. Frank Wright of Harper Heights drew 6 days for petit larceny from G C Murphy Co store theft totaling 5.01. Bobby Richmond of Mabscott fined 10 with costs for fighting. Harold Earheart of Beckley fined 5 with costs for failing to stop at a stop sign.
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Cotton White
Raleigh
Frank‘ Wright
Harper Heights
Beckley
G. C. Murphy Co
Bobby Richmond
Mabscott
Harold Andrew Earheart
Alvin H. Rohrer Heads Jaycees in Beckley
Beckley s Junior Chamber of Commerce elected Alvin H Rohrer as president defeating Emile J ibedel for the post and will succeed Bill Wilbur New officers include William A Sulphin first vice president Donald Wise second vice president Donald Karrick secretary and Floyd Sayre Jr treasurer New directors are Eddie With Iron Ted Waronicki Joe Perdue Truman Sayre Bob McLean Billy Duprie John Ashworth and Gene Riffe Jaycee relays set for April 20 at Woodrow Wilson High School with twenty area schools anticipated Trophies on display at Slark s Furniture Store Plans to attend the State Jaycee Convention May 17-19 in Charleston Local members may wear a miners or mountain folk uniform.
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Beckley
Chamber of Commerce
Alvin H .Rohrer
Emile J. Ifédel
Will
Bill Wilbur
William A. Sulphin
Donald Wise
Donald Karrick
Floyd Sayre Jr
Eddie With Iron
Ted Waronicki
Joe Perdue
Truman Sayre
Bob McLean
Billy Duprie
John Ashworth
Gene Riffe
Woodrow Wilson High School
Slark
Charleston
Countians Kin Killed in Accident
Funeral services for Guy Miller Akers 54 of Hinton will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Little Bluestone Baptist Church near Sumping Branch with burial in Meadows Cemetery Ellison Ridge. Akers was killed in a railroad crossing collision four miles west of Hinton when his truck was struck by a train. Survivors include four brothers Q A Daniels E W Ghent Ke L Coal Ridge and O D Coal City one sister Winnie Farley Coal City. The body will go to the home of his daughter Mrs James Lowe in Hinton from Ronald Meadows Funeral Parlor today. Akers son in law James Lowe, injured in the crash, was hospitalized with undetermined injuries.
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Guy Miller Akers
Hinton
Little Bluestone Baptist Church
Sumping Branch
A. L. Neely
Owen Harvey
Meadows
Ellison Ridge
Akers
Q. A
Daniels
E. W
Ghent
Ke L
Coal
Clean-Up Drive Continues Amid Weather And Debris Clearance
Two week city clean-up proceeds with assistance for residents facing burning restrictions due to weather. Fire Chief Martin and Amato note ongoing inspections for fire hazards while the Beckley Beautiful Committee prepares certificates of cooperation for Woodrow Wilson High School student council, which aided the drive and sponsored events April 1-15.
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Bernard Martin
Guy Amato
Beckley Beautifull
Martin
Weath
Nplish
Leity
Amato
Marti
Woodrow Wilson High School
Beckley Beautiful Committee
Lynch Infant Services at Greenwood Memorial Park
Graveside rites for the infant son of Mr and Mrs James Lynch of Helen were held at 1 p.m. at Greenwood Memorial Park conducted by Rev T Gilbert. The baby died at Wyoming General Hospital Mullens Sunday. Surviving are two brothers Eddie and James and three sisters Linda Serlsteen and Tangueata. C D Trent Funeral Home handled arrangements.
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James Lynch
Helen
Greenwood Memorial Park
T. Gilbert
Wyoming General Hospital
Mullens
Eddie
James
Linda Serlsteen
Guilty verdict advertised with insurer pitch
An old printed notice presents a verdict ending with a demand to pay $10,000 and promotes American Farmers Mutual Insurance Co. for low-cost personal liability coverage. Agent Omar Stover is listed with address 1510 Harfer Road Beckley and a phone number.
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American Farmers
Americans Farmers Mutual Insurance Co
Omar
Stover
Harfer
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Ers
Stoco
SHS
Kenneth Wheeler
George White
Angelene Amato
Audessa White
Leachers
Stoco High
Melvin McVey
Dan
Farrar
Virgil Meadows
Garret Duncan
Jimmy Carter
Clarence Keaton
Don Kineer
Ed Hornby
Steve Warden
Charles McAlpine
Henry Thompson
Randy Swim
Don Thompson
Pat Elam
Ira McKinney
Dean Walton
James Shumate
Dennis Meadows
Wendel Meadows
Ralph Phillips
Dickie Pritchard
Garland Harmon
Charles Wall
Carl Shrewsbury
Raondl Rash
0. D. Walker
Mike Zilinski
Lacy Graham
Dean Heath
Leonard Cox
Carl “Richmond
Larry Lilly
Marianne
David Basham
Richard Thomas
Mike Miles
Larry Belcher
Randal Hungale
Ronda
Leffew
Timothy Leffew
Normar Allen
Clifford Warden
NORGE
Neville Maytag & Furniture CO
Neville Street
Neville St
Alvin H. Rohrer
Jaycees
Dry Hill
Farm Woman's Club
Raleigh County
Normane Knapp
Garnet Nell: Souder
Jimmy Conrad
Souder
Garnet
Nell Winston
Lynch Child
First Christian Church
Edwin Ratcliffe
Raleigh County Girl Scout Council
Ruben Cook
City Recorder
W. S. Gregg
Quarry St
Raymond Bartley
Eleventh Ave
Bartley
John W. Eye
W. Neville ST
Playhouse 90
Julia Meade
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Julia
Detroit
Dixie
Estate
Florence
Hardwick Kenmore
Roper
Universal
Western Holly
Anere Gas Utilities. Company
The
Columbia Gas System
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