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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1966

Page

7

Youth Charged With Intoxication and Glass Breakage at Glen White

A Burglar entered The White House at Glen White Sunday night taking clothes and small items but no cash. State Police investigate. A 19 year old Beckley man, William Thomas Chewning, was jailed for trespassing and drunkenness after a 12:20 a.m. arrest. He posted bond and will appear in Beckley Municipal Court.

White House Glen White Beckley Raleigh William Thomas Chewning Beckley Municipal Court Paul Edward Stevens Harold Burness Fender Disputanta Rodriguez Julius Cook Mary Witherspoon Oria P. Maniece Roy M. Hancock Jr Bernard L. McGraw Maben Jack Stewart

Gospel Sing Benefits New Fire Station Drive at Prosperity Center

Eleven patients from the Veterans Administration Hospital and 21 children from The Methodist Child Care Center attended the Land-O-Hills Fire Department open-air gospel sing at Prosperity Dry Hill Community Center. The event, featuring the Carolinian Quartet from Asheboro and local groups the Melodettes the Sharrett Brothers and the Richardson Family, raised funds for a new fire station and a truck. More than $6,800 had been collected before the program. The Oak Hill Melodettes were pictured with the fire department truck.

Veterans Administration Hospital Methodist Child Care Center Land-O’hills Prosperity Dry Hill Fire Department Sing Gram Asheboro N. C Melodettes Sharrett Brothers Richardson Oak Hill Fire Ment Land O’hills Oak Hill

City issues July building permits totaling 167340 dollars

July permits show total construction value of 167340 with Building and Remodeling activity. Faces Brothers Construction Company begins work on the project, reflecting steady citywide permit activity for the month.

D. D. Hall Harper Road McGraw Brothers Construction Co Beckley Woman's Cluir Park Ave United Fuel Gas Co Business St Beckley Junction William G Anna B. Durham Hart St James E. Cantrell East Prince St R. E. K. Construction Company Lincoln Village Johnstown Road Albert Rucker South Fayette St Arnold E. Allen Scott Ave C. G. Whitlow Russell St Elmore Pannell Hunter St W. E. Stratton Porter St Frank Modley Klaus Beulah Moore Grafton St Leonard Akers Bibb Ave O. O. Kidd Allen Ave Wayne and Frances Farley Spring St Ethel M. Hedrick Main St Alex Troskey O. B. Roney Broadway St Ken Chambers State Farm Mutual and Automobile Insurance

Pregnancy Not Dependent On Menstruation

Dr Wayne Brandstadt answers reader questions on pregnancy timing after delivery and cases of false pregnancy. He explains that ovulation can resume without a preceding period, prematurity does not cause infertility, and ectopic pregnancy risk remains low after certain surgeries. He notes postpartum mood disorders and the value of early doctor reassurance and psychiatric help if needed. Additionally, local notices cover varied construction permits and a playful National Root Beer Week salute to Senate Minority Leader Everett Dirksen.

Senate Everett Dirksen IRBL

Reading trends show rising child book publishing growth

The data indicate a 400 percent rise in new children s books and editions since 1925 and over a 100 percent increase in total books published and sold. Studies find voluntary reading grows through grammar and middle grades and peaks in junior high, but falters among high school students who read fewer books than earlier years.

Dr Wayne Brandstadt stated for Raleigh Register readers

Dr Wayne Brandstadt answers general interest letters in future Raleigh Register columns. He cannot reply to individual letters but invites questions and comments addressed to him in care of the newspaper.

Wayne Brandstadt M. D Raleigh Register Dr. Brandstadt

Local Students Make Berea College Dean List 1965-66

Four local students have been named to Berea College Dean's Honor List for the second semester of 1965-66. They are Joan Lois Saunders of Berea and Virginia Ann Pugh of Beaver, both graduates of Sophia High School. Karen Elaine Acord of Slab Fork, a Sophia High School graduate. and Ella Mae Rees of Stanford, a WWHS graduate.

Berea College Joan Lois Saunders Dennis R. Saunders Eee Sophia High School Virginia Ann Pugh Beaver T. B. Pugh Woodrow Wilson High School Karen Elaine Acord Henry Burl Acord Slab Fork Ella Mae Rees James Rees Stanaford Miss Rees WWHS

Lilly Woman Files Suit Over 1966 Car Accident

Genevieve Lilly sues in Raleigh County Circuit Court seeking 15000 to cover serious and permanent injuries from a May 1 1966 automobile crash. Plaintiff says a car driven by Bill C Calvert and owned by Rebecca Calvert of Daniels collided with the Lil ly woman’s vehicle from behind.

Raleigh County Circuit Clerk’s Office Genevieve Lilly Bill C. Calvert Rebecca Calvert Daniels Lilily

Utah Senator Moss to keynote 1966 West Virginia Dem convention

West Virginia Young Democrats name Senator Frank E. Moss of Utah as the keynote speaker for the 1966 Parkersburg convention set for August 18 to 20. Moss, born 1911 in Holladay, has served since 1958 and sits on Interior, Public Works, Small Business, Aging, and water resources panels.

Mike Audin Young Democratic Clubs of West Virginia Frank E. Moss Utah Moss Senate Arthur V. Watkins Holladay James E. Moss Parkersburg Audin Wood County Club

Piedmont Flight Boardings Hit Best July Since 1953

Piedmont Airlines carried 412 passengers at Raleigh County Memorial Airport in July. Station manager Charlie Field called it the best July since 1953 when 484 boardings were recorded. June had 483 boardings. no Beckley flights were added due to the strike. The carrier will replace with flights in other cities.

Piedmont Airlines Raleigh County Memorial Charlie Field Field Piedmont Beckley

SRC Engineers Inspect South Kanawha Width

A State Road Commission engineering party surveys and measures the width of South Kanawha Street from Bostick Avenue to Cemetery Street. The mayor says the city has asked the commission to consider widening the street due to traffic hazards for motorists.

State Road Commission South Kanawha St Bostick Ave Cemetery St John W. Smith

Beckley YOC To Offer Counseling Services

Beckley Youth Opportunity Center in cooperation with Raleigh County Community Action Association will offer counseling to youths ages 16 to 21 in Glen White. Sessions will be held at the association offices every Tuesday from 1 to 5 p m, extending the VOC services from its McCreery Street headquarters.

Beckley Youth Opportunity Center YOC Raleigh County Community Action Association Glen White McCreery St

Vinson Takes Over Beckley-YMCA Executive Post

Joseph Vinson assumed duties as executive secretary of the Beckley Raleigh County YMCA today. He and his family will reside at 1405 Maxwell Hill Road. Formerly of Columbus Ohio, he replaces Harry C Culp now at the Cumberland Maryland YMCA.

Joseph Vinson Beckley-Raleigh County Vinson Maxwell Hill Rd Columbus Ohio Harry C. Culp Cumberland, Md

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