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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1962
Page
9
Dear Mrs. Lawrence explains a caregiver must separate aspiration from possession. A boy who reaches for cookies or a pencil learns trust when adults delay gratification. Cracking down trains grab and steal behavior, not restraint, and fosters a view that reaching is wrong.
Eighteen couples filed applications for marriage licenses this month in Fayetteville. Couples include Crag Allen and Lois Choice from Winona. Ambrose Browning and Claudie Rucker of Minden. Donald Estep and Linda Buckley. John Finley and Sandra Lilly. and several Fayetteville residents such as Chester Hager with Nancy Beane. The list also features pairs from Lansing, Oak Hill, Page, Sun, Ram se y, and Gauley Bridge, with ages ranging from 16 to 80.
Sabine and Ronnie Domi with Douglas Domi accompany Mr. and Mrs. Sonny Herbert plus son Stevie to Beckley to help move the Herberts to a new home. Mrs. Herbert, formerly Gloria Domi, has a brother on three week leave with their mother, Amede Domi. CHAFIN COOK is slightly improved but still a patient at Stevens Clinic Welch. Also, Mrs. Henry Bouchell and children Cathy and Bridget Mallory visit her parents, while Mr. and Mrs. Garner Bailey spend the weekend with son and daughter-in-law Raymond and Catherine Stafford in Kopperston. the Baileys’ mother and sister, Mrs. Cabell Payne and Mrs. Paul Whitt, join them.
Four Marsh Fork High School students will attend the 19th annual commercial contest at Bluefield, sponsored by Bluefield State College. Rita Sarrett, Jackie Browning, Ruth May, and Ann Lovely will compete in typing and bookkeeping. Arlene F. Chambers, the typing teacher, will accompany them by car.
ROCK CREEK RNS Jackie Acord of Rock Creek was taken to Raleigh General Hospital Beckley for appendicitis surgery Sunday afternoon. W L Clay of Pettus is in Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore two weeks after eye surgeries. his wife remains with him awaiting release.
Fayetteville residents host and visit relatives in town over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. McDaniel and son Bob from Springfield, Ohio stay with her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Aliff, at 211 Fayette Ave. Sunday dinner guests at Court Street home of Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Cottrell include Claude E. Lee Jr. and Buddy Lee, Summersfield, Thomas, Evelyn Hilton, Frances Lee, and Jeff Thompson. Weekend visitors to Theron Edds are their daughter Betty Jery Edds and her fiancé Larry Shearer, FHA workers in Washington. Mrs. Sue Mathias of Inglewood, California, is visiting her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. J. Adam Ritz at 211 W. Wiseman Ave. Ritz and Mathias travel to Charleston to visit relatives, with Mathias planning to return to California soon.
Mt View Elementary School Home Room Mothers Association led by Mrs Warren Jarrell announces a community canvass to raise funds for crippled children. Friday at 7 p.m. money will be collected at the school with refreshment served. Workers listed by area include dozens of volunteers across Arnett Lick Water Cove Creek Masseyville Mt View Hill Rock Creek Jarrell Botton Friendly Upper Dry Creek Dry Creek Uped Flatts Peach Tree Road Horse Creek and Cooper Sub-Division.
Kenneth and Kermit Ferrell of Orgas were injured Saturday night when their car crashed into a side road on Route 3 near Whitesville. Kenneth sustained back injuries and was hospitalized at Charleston Memorial Hospital, while Kermit had facial cuts and was treated and released. A vehicle fire was blamed for the accident.
Ex city employee Joe Treadway and patrolman Howard Tyree install 74 new meters in Oak Hill. The city will have 274 meters total when finished, with colors indicating time limits from 15 minutes on red to 10 hours on blue. A Pittsburgh firm’s survey estimates $12,547.24 yearly net parking income, up from $9,388 last year.
The Wyoming County Chapter of Concord Alumni will hold a dinner meeting at the Cow Shed in Pineville on April 26. Dr. Cloyd Armbrister will present the charter and officers will be elected. Members planning to attend should call Elmer Cook, Oceana, or Mrs. Mae Belcher, Pineville, today.
Pax MISS SANDRA Kay Sutton of Covington Kentucky visited her mother Mrs Rosella Sutton over the weekend and reported employment with a Cincinnati telephone company. Also visiting were Kent Tyree Patricia Sutton and Geneva Payne. Clyde Mowell and Otha Hager and Joe Miller of Sweeneysburg visited relatives. Sherman Angle and children from Stotesbury visited in Weirwood.
In Mullens the Rev Charles Mercer announces Holy Week events at St Andrews Episcopal Church. Prayers and meditations on The Way of the Cross are set for 7 30 p.m Maundy Thursday Holy Communion and Words From the Cross will be reflected. Holy Saturday includes a 4 p.m. service with blessing lighting of the Paschal Candle and baptisms. Easter Sunday features a 10 a.m family service with Holy Communion and a 4 p.m Easter party and egg hunt for children.
As aging weakens colon muscles waste removal slows causing dry stools and urged relief. Doctors note old laxatives often gas up or delay relief by days. New Colonaid claims targeted action on the lower colon offering three relief mechanisms.
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