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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1961

Page

6

Federated League To Lead Mt. Hope Cancer Crusade

Mt Hope plans a cancer crusade led by Federated League chair Mrs Wil lard J Moore with city canvassing at noon April 25. Corrie Graff heads the Federated League as the education program promotes lung cancer awareness through a filmstrip shown at Mt Hope High School. Girl Scout Troops No 4 and No 6 helped prepare 233 bandages and 287 cotton pads for patients as pamphlets are delivered citywide before the drive.

Federated League Mt. Hope Cancer Crusade Mount Hope RNL Willard J. Moore Mount Hope Federated League C. E. Jones John Barnum Violet Grace McCutcheon W. G. Callaway O. L. Blake Ambrose Bryan

Ceylon Ambassador to Speak at UN Meet in West Virginia

BLUEFIELD UP I reports Ceylon's ambassador to the United Nations will be the principal speaker at the sixth annual meeting of the West Virginia Association for the United Nations in Bluefield on April 28. General Gunewar den will deliver the opening speech at a dinner, with Mrs. Florence Schott and Dr. Ernest Jokl among other speakers on the two day program.

Bluefield UPI Ceylon United Nations West Virginia Association For the U.N General Gunewarden Florence Schott National Association Ernest Jokl University of Kentucky

Fayette Scouts Attend Two Day Charleston Conference

Fayette Senior Scouts from multiple troops attended a two day Scout conference in Charleston. Lois Dorton of Senior Troop No. 36 participated in the evening program on Girl Scouting trends. Adults present included Mrs. Earl Prather, Mrs. Raymond Updike, Mrs. Donald Robinson, and Mrs. Lawson Taylor with Robinson named senior advisor for the Fayette County Girl Scout Council.

Fayetteville Fayette Charleston Lois Dorton Oak Hill Fayette County Diana Stover Sue Meadows Joan Bennett Johnetta Matsko Sheryl Worstell Patricia Painter Patsy Haynes Nancy Shifflett Tana McClaskey Jane Dove Lois Susie Thomas Shirley Tyree Kay Prenette Karen Taylor Elizabeth Updike Montgomery Earl Prather Raymond Updike Donald Robinson Lawson Taylor

Peggy Jewell Named BYFer of the Month at Guyandotte Church

Peggy Jewell daughter of Mr and Mrs William H Jewell of Jesse has been chosen BYF er of the month at Guyandotte Baptist Church Jesse. A senior at Oce ana High School she is a National Honor Society member and an outstanding commercial student. She has been in the chorus for two years and is active in the Pop and Etiquette Clubs.

Peggy Jewell William H. Jewell Jesse Guyandotte Baptist Church of Jesse Miss Jewell Oceana High School

Slag Plant Planned in Fayette County

Charleston dispatch reports plans to build a slag processing plant at Alloy in Fayette County to crush slag from Union Carbide's plant for road construction. S. S. Burford and Huntington highway contractor J. Edwin Green will employ 60 to 75 workers at an estimated cost of about 200 thousand dollars. They expect the crushed slag to meet strict road-use specifications and gain wide acceptance.

Youth Held In Default Of Bond In Fayetteville Case

George Myers, 19, of Minden, is jailed in Fayette County on three felony counts with a $7,000 bond. He waived preliminary hearing on two breaking and entering charges and an arson count tied to the Jack Arbogast home burglary. His 16-year-old brother was sent to Industrial School for Boys and a 15-year-old sister placed in foster care for involvement, including a Thurmond store burglary.

Fayetteville RNS George Myers Minden Fayette County Myers Myra O'Dell Thurmond Jack Arbogast Industrial School For Boys Fitzgerald

Mullens Taken to Pen for Parole Violation

Forrest Mullens, a parole violator, was taken to the Moundsville penitentiary by Wyoming County officers. Mullens faces a Logan County charge of stealing copper wire.

Mullens Pen Pineville Rns Forrest Mullens Moundsville Wyoming County Logan County

Garden Council Sets June Flower Show

The Fayette County Garden Council will stage a flower show June 3-4 at the Memorial Building in Fayetteville. Oak Hill Garden Club hosted the announcement, with plans for bird and landscaping projects and signs to mark a local Bird Sanctuary. The White Oak and Woodland Oaks clubs plan a May 3 Flower Show at St Andrews Church, with Oak Hill clubs invited to collaborate on Class 26 arrangements.

Oak Hill Fayette Collins High School E. N. Goode White Oak Woodland Oaks St. Andrews Episcopal Church Kelly Avenue D. C. Newell State Garden Club Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs J. R. Price H. A. Berry A. W. Burdett L. FE. Thompson George Eads G. M. Cook Tom Mason Robert Saxton Walter Wilson H. L. VanCamp

Birth announced in Pineville hospital

Mr and Mrs Everett Jessie of Baileysville announce the birth of their son Everette Ronald born April 10 at Pineville Maternity Hospital weighing seven pounds eight ounces Wet conditions: none noted.

Pineville Rns Everett Jessie Baileysville Everette Ronald Pineville Maternity Hospital

Gatehouse Captures Collins High Student Council Seat

At Collins High School in Oak Hill 90 percent of the 840 upperclass students voted in the student council election. James Gatehouse won the presidency over Charles Crouch while Charlotte Kincaid bested Kay Gilliam for vice president and Betty Ramey beat LaVon Price for treasurer. Ruth Ann Prather led May Queen ballots with Beverly Thompson second as attendant. Campaign posters urged voters to choose their candidates during a special assembly.

Oak Hill Collins High School John F. Kennedy Gatehouse James Gatehouse Charles Chuck Betty Ramey LaVon Price Ruth Ann Prather Beverly Thompson

Garden Club Plans Flower Workshop in Mullens

Laurel Garden Club will hold a corsage making workshop Thursday at 1 30 p m in Curry Hall at the Presbyterian Church Rose Floral of Mullens leads the program Members should bring flowering materials wire floral tape and ribbons Extra materials will be available and Mrs Clyde Byrd is host

Mullens RNS Laurel Garden Club Curry Hall Presbyterian Church Clyde Byrd

Three Expressway suits settled out of court in Oak Hill

Oak Hill RNS reports three condemnation suits by the State Road Commission for the Oak Hill Expressway were settled out of court. Five others will have appraisal commissioners inspect parcels on April 25 to set fair values for properties including Adelaide Robinson Davis Florence Carter and others. Appraisers named: H H O Neal C C Amick H B Clower Walter Cheek R E Kelly Jr. Parcels 39 175 42 37 41 list multiple owners and heirs with square foot areas from 1 530 to 4 500.

Oak Hill RNS State Road Commission Circuit Clerk B. A. Huffman Wilson Tabb R. S. Thompson H. H. O'Neal C. C. Amick H. B. Clower Walter Cheek R. E. Kelly Jr Adelaide Robinson Davis S. T. Carter Florence Carter Florence J. Carter Frank Love W. Robert Abcott Fayetteville Federal Savings and Loan Association Roy Adkins Cora Adkins Leslie H. Shrewsbury Leslie Bessie Matthews Ida M. Gandison Aileen Simpson Fayette County Public Assistance Council

Pineville Notes Highlight Local College Visits

Miss Linda Mathena of Morris Harvey College stayed weekend in Pineville with parents Mr and Mrs Howard Mathena Crowley Worrell addition. Mrs Robert G Martin and daughter Kimberly from Princeton visited four days with her parents Mr and Mrs Bud Pendry Keyrock, joined by husband Robert Martin on Sunday. Freddie Farley of Concord College Athens spent weekend with parents Mr and Mrs C A Farley River Drive addition Pineville.

Pineville RNS Linda Mathena Morris Harvey College Howard Mathena Crowley-Worrell Robert G. Martin Kimberly Princeton Bud Pendry Keyrock Robert Martin Freddie Farley Concord College Athens C. A. Farley River Drive

BYF Meets Tonight at Pine Grove Ravencliff

The Baptist Youth Fellowship gathers at Pine Grove Baptist Church Ravencliff at 6 p m with new director Mrs Helen Canterbury in charge. Willis Woods will give a ten minute talk on John 15 17 as the program segment and all youths from 6 to 60 are invited to attend per Floyd Canterbury.

Ravencliff RNS Baptist Youth Fellowship Pine Grove Baptist Church Helen Canterbury Willis Woods Floyd Canterbury

Cause Of Gay Deaths Still Being Sought

ATLANTA (UPS) Authorities say the exact cause remains undetermined for about a week. Georgia Crime Lab Director Dr Herman Jones says three members of a former West Virginia family Franklin Sweet 21 his wife Margaret 21 and daughter Pamela Ruth 2 died possibly of food poisoning. The couple and child were Fayetteville residents. Franklin and the girl were found dead Sunday. Mrs Sweet died at a local hospital Sunday night.

Atlanta UPS West Virginia Herman Jones Georgia Crime Laboratory Franklin Sweet Margaret Pamela Ruth Fayetteville W. Va

Teachers Squabble at Harrisville School Hearing Set

A dispute between Ellenboro grade school staff leads to ouster charges from principal Virginia Adams against Madge Crane for insubordination. The Ritchie County school board fixed April 24 for the hearing on the charge.

Harrisville UPI Ellenboro Virginia Adams Madge Crane Ritchie County School Board

Bluefield seeks bids for old 1923 fire truck sale

Bluefield city officials invite bids to sell one of three new fire trucks due to space limits. The 1923 vintage unit is being retired while two newer trucks remain in service. Bids are requested from interested bidders through the city administration.

Bluefield UPI

Coleman Elected Charleston WV Meat Packers Leader

Martin E. Coleman of Oak Hill was elected president of the West Virginia Meat Packers Association at a meeting in Charleston. Frederick Weimer of Wheeling stepped down. Lester Camp of Parkersburg was named vice president and Mrs. Dolly Sorenson of Beckley to secretary.

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