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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1956

Page

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Beauty Contest Kicks Off Boone Homecoming Today

Fourteen Boone County contestants vie for the queen title at Scott High School Madison. Judges include Sol Padlibsky Libby Cline and a second judge to be named by Mayor Shaffer Jr. The event features talent showcases bathing suits and evening gowns with a parade Sunday and notable guests including Governor Marland Mollohan Underwood Rever tomb.

Whitesville BNG Boone County Boone Scott High School Madison Sol Padlibsky the Daidy, Mail Libby Cline Charleston Gazette H. G. Shaffer Jr Shaffer Haddad Recreation Center Ballpark William C. Marland Robert Mollohan Cecil Underwood Chapman Rever K. K. Hall Madison Chamber of Commerce Hotel Madison Ball Park Frohman Johnson Charleston Johnson Eddie Harris Whitesville Chamber of Commerce Whitesville Chamber

Boone County Court Publishes List of Grand and Petit Jurors

Boone County Circuit Court releases the August term juror roster with grand jurors expected at Madison courthouse August 27 at 9 30 a m and petit jurors called for September 4 at 9 30 a m. Names span Crook Peyton a Scott Sherman and Washington districts.

Boone County Circuit Court Madison Maxey Mullins Boone County Crook Norwood Bentley P. H. Dickins Reginald Robinette Peytona Carl Kinler Liss Harliss Harold Bradley Scott R. L. Cocart Tilden Granham Byril Webb Sherman Whitesvilles H.R. Priestley Charles Sutphine L. C. Brown Arnold Tamplin Washington Raymond Pauley Erin Cook Frenchie Workman Sid Brooks George Davis Lowell Green Opie Green Ewell Harless Willie C.harvey John Ferrell Theron Jarrell Forest Kuhn Lewis Miller Clarence Price Gene Price J. Coy Price Leslie C. Perry R. J. Reynolds Cecil Spratt Nathan Tapley Donald Vance Smith White Dewey L. Young Bert Clendenin Jr Radford Clendenin Roy Kinder Glenn Lewis Leonard Webb Scott District Leon Barker A. V. Cottrill Truman Carpenter Harrison Cox H. L. Dotin A. A. Easter James C. Elkins Sabha Ellis Arnold J. Haner Authie Jarrell Carl Javins Harold Ray Meadows Perry Moyer Amos Smith Carlton Smith Earl Songer Arold Tolliver Welles Vandel

Whitesville Boys Attend 4-H Camp

Five Boone County boys from Whitesville and Madison clubs attend the 4H Clubs State Encampment at Jackson’s Mill with Boone Co. Club Agent Bill Ervine. They join training sessions beyond recreation to enhance GH work and methods. next week eight area girls from Danville and Madison are slated to attend.

Whitesville RNS Boone County Jackson's Mill Bill Ervine Boone Co Archie. Morris Walhondian Club Seth Joe Farley Raymond Williams Foster Ray Colin Stewart Edwards Madison Livewire Club Madison Amp Karen Morris Martha Vamos Sylvester Alice Nelson Prissie Rose Virginia Chambers Danville Janice Young Bonnie Ellis Jenna Tea Doss

UMW of Coal River Plans Annual Labor Day Fete

Workers unions of the Coal River Field appoint officials and committees to stage the Labor Day celebration on Sept. 3 at Whiteside and Dunaway of Premier named general chairman with Johnny Proton of Highcoal as vice chairman. Nelson Beard of Montreal will be treasurer and Tom Kelly of Garrison secretary. Tentative plans include an all day event with music and speeches observed in past by as many as 13,000 people. WHITESVILLE United cos

Coal River Whites‘de Dunaway Johnny Proton Highcoal Nelson Beard Montroal Tom Kelly Garrison Whitesville

Gallimore Earns Galloneer Honor at Local Blood Drive

Clement Gallimore of Coal River Motors Whitesville received a blood donor pin from Doris Saunders executive secretary of the Red Cross Boone County after giving the final pint at the Bloodmobile last Monday. He is noted as the area’s only Galloneer.

Meeting Called For Labor Day Program

Whitesville report says UMW Labor Day committee chairman Paul Dunaway called a special meeting at Valley Funeral Home on Sunday at 11 am to plan the Labor Day celebration. Two prior meetings named committees and begun preparations, urging LEM committee members and any unassigned members to attend and share input.

Whitesville RNS Paul Dunaway UMW Labor Day Committee Valley Funeral Dunaway LEM

Kingston Docks Set the Scene for a Love and Murder Mystery

Val and Dirk arrive in Kingston Jamaica aboard a ship to join the Carraways at the Myrtle Bank Hotel. The shipboard doctor hints at murder amid a hospital visit, while Val is drawn toward Dirk as he pursues a quiet romance amid tension over a possible crime. Jamaica’s capital appears chaotic yet alluring, with earthquake-worn streets and a glamorous hotel backdrop.

Kingston Jamaica Val Dirk Monego Bay Carraways Fiji Montego Bay Bruce John Myrtle Bank Ali Myrtle Bank Hotel Vcpen

Last Rites Set For J. Thompson

Joe A. Thompson of Kilsyth will receive funeral rites at Ameagie Presbyterian Church at 2 p m Saturday conducted by Rev R H Dean. Burial follows in Estep Cemetery. He died at 1 p m Wednesday in a Beckley hospital after a four day illness. He was a United Mine Workers Local 6045 member. Born May 14 1893 at Crown Hill, survivors include his widow, mother, siblings, and five sons and five daughters in several states. The body will be moved to the Tyree Funeral Home residence at 5 p m Friday.

Kilsyth Joe A. Thompson Ameagie Presbyterian Church R. H. Dean Bradley Estep Ameagie Thompson Beckley United Mine Workers Local Union 6045 Whipple Crown Hill Fern Thompson Mary Tucker Thompson Ward Bill Thomason Charleston Grace Gray Gallagher Gladys Davis Virgie Thorn Lima Ohio Myrtle Clay Miami Fla Goldie Withrow Emmet Perdue Riverside Mary Pettry California Garnet Riclman Ameagle Ruth Hebb Helen Lively Eleanor Nelson Patsy Thompson Joe A. Jr U. S. Air Force Carl Colonbns Roy Scarbro Millard Dorothy Billie Akron Tyree Mount Ope

Whitesville Boy Scouts To March In Parade

Louis Dolin, chairman of the Boy Scouts camping and activity committee, says County Scouts are invited to join the Boone County Homecoming parade. The parade starts at 1 p.m. Sunday, Aug. 5, with Scouts assembling at 12 p.m. in the parking lot above Madison Hardware. Cub Packs will be led by their Den Mothers, Cub Masters, and Explorer Advisors.

Whitesville Boy Scouts RNS Louis Dolin Boone County Madison Hardware

Mrs. Anna Gott Dies in Princeton Funeral Friday

Funeral services for Mrs. Anna Myers Gott 73 will be Friday at 2 30 p.m. in her daughter's home on New Hope Road. Burial in Oakwood Cemetery. Survived by two sons J F Myers Huntington and R M Myers Weston two daughters Mrs. Richards and Mrs. Alice M L Prillerman Rocky Mount Va three sisters and four brothers. She was a member of the Order of Eastern Star and First Christian Church. The body returned to the residence from Seaver Mortuary Princeton.

Princeton RNS Anna Myers Gott Ralph R. Richards New Hope Rd Oakwood Gott Richard Ansted Lewis Franklin Mary Francis Wilson Hess John Milton Myers Washington, D. C C. H. Hess Charleston R. W. Hess Beckley H. N. Hess Anstead Carl Hess Hanvey Princeton Order of Eastern Star First Christian Church of Ee Seaver Mortuary

Southern States Meeting At Meadow Bridge Sets Aug 6:30 PM

The Meadow Bridge area hosts the Southern States Meet with a Meadow Bridge contest What's the Answer and prizes near 25 000 dollars. Elections for local board and Farm Home Advisory committee members are planned. The event starts at 6 30 p m on Aug H at Meadow Bridge High School, sponsored by Southern States and Patton's Farm and Home Supply.

Meadow Bridge Farm Home Southern States Patton Farm and Home Supply

Funeral Saturday for Lamer Broyles in Staunton

Funeral services for Lamer Broyles of Staunton Va will be held Saturday at 11 am at Staunton. Burial will follow in Orchard Cemetery near Lindside. Broyles formerly of Red Sulphur Springs died unexpectedly Wednesday evening at Ronceverte apparently from a heart attack. He was an employee of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad at Ronceverte. Surviving are his widow Arvil Davis Broyles two daughters Mrs Barbara Pultz and Peggy Broyles one grandson five sisters and three brothers. The body has been removed to Staunton.

George W.and Jessie Thompson Broyles Arvil Davis Broyles Barbara Pultz Peggy Broyles Margaret Edmonds Portsmouth Bessie Copeland Oak Hill Bertie Shannon Princeton Willie ‘Lively Peterstown Louise’ Belcher Greenville O. P L. M.broyles Red Suboshur Springsland F. E. Broyles Staunton

Mrs R Barton Named President of WSCS

Mrs Richard Barton was installed as president of the Woman's Society for Christian Service at Sylvester Methodist Church in Whitesville. New officers include vice president Mrs Curtis P Smith and secretary Mrs James Keeney with Treasurer Mrs T R Mullins.

Richardson Rex Webb Jr Elmo Coffman Robert Peale Arley Dillard Robert Saxton Brazil Curtis P. Smith Charles Richardson Hacine Smith Webb

Underwood Revercomb To Speak at Whitesville

In Whitesville a large gathering is planned with Republican nominee Underwood and Revercomb expected to address attendees. The event follows Madison Homecoming and will reorganize committees while outlining plans for the November election with state and local Young Republican leaders present.

Whitesville RNS Cecils Underwood Chapman Comb Congress Madison Revercom Cleo Jones The Young Republican League Fred ©. Blue League Cecil Bias Boone County Young Republicans

Itmatin Pentecostal Holiness Church Joy Meeting Planned

Itmatin Pentecostal Holiness Church hosts a Saturday night joy meeting at 7 00 p m led by acting pastor Mrs Lawrence Smith Attendance is open to the public with visitors expected from MacDowell and Raleigh counties A Sunday School picnic is planned for August 18 at Grandview Park Raleigh County and those interested should contact Mrs Smith

Itmann RNS Pentecostal Holiness Church of

Oak Hill Man Treated After Fall at Local Mine Center

L. B. Aliff of 421 Park St Oak Hill was reported in satisfactory condition at Raleigh General Hospital after injuries to his pelvic region from a fall on an eye ball of a miner. He works at Bolt Mining Co.

Oak Bill — L Park St Oak Hill Raleigh General Hospital Aliff Bolt Mining Ca

Kopperston Personal News Highlights and Birth Announcement

Kopperston area notes include Mrs. Howard Elkins visiting her parents in Owensville Kentucky and returning with them after attending an aunt’s funeral in Man. David Rankin spent ten days at Bluestone Conference Center Hinton with counselors Jack Bemis and Donna Rooney. Edward Fultz family vacationed in Middlesboro and Jellico Creek visiting relatives. Mrs. James Fultz of Fayetteville expected with Pic James Fultz at Fort Bragg. Pineville announces birth of Joseph Barry Frye weighing eight pounds eleven ounces born Sunday night July 29 at Pineville Maternity Hospital. he has a sister.

Kopperston Howard Elkins D. B. Toler Owensville Man David Rankin Bluestone Hinton Jack Bemis Donna Rooney Huntington Edward Fultz Clark Middesboro Jc. B. Fultz W. R. Fultz Jellico Creek Nathan Lay Joe Heatherly A. C. Southern Corbin James Fultz Fayetteville N.C Pic Fort Bragg IN. C Pineville J. H. Frye Pineville Maternity Hospital Joseph Barry

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Nancy Wood Dorothy Buffington Nolda Jean Clarken Judy Dickerson Peggy Holley Barbara Nelson Nancy Averson Glenna Blaylock Mary Jeffery Carol Smith Rosalie UMW of Coal River Plan Gallimore “Galloneer Maysie Greig John Carraway Jane Mrs. Featherstone John Carra- Way Coatiaerd J. Thompson L. Broyles R. Barton WSCS Ltmann Church Beckley Hospital Down Terme Scar
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