Super-X Drug Store to Open Wednesday in Princeton
Super-X Drug Store on North Valley Drive near Kroger will open at 9 a.m. Wednesday. The self-service store features prescription service, renowned cosmetic lines, aggressive prices, and a beauty consultant for makeup and hair color. Chester Friedl, a graduate pharmacist, and Manny Borinsky, a Princeton pharmacist with 20 years in the field, lead the venture. The store hours are 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday through Saturday and 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Sundays. The opening expands the Super-X chain to over 200 stores.
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Leonard Gauldin
Super-X Drug Store
North Valley Drive
Kroger Co
Manny Borinsky
Super-X
Borinsky
Super - X
Chester Friedl
Friedl
West Virginia University
Butler University
Princeton
Superx
Doctor's Mailbag Q and A on fibroids and pregnancy
Practical doctor answers cover fibroids and pregnancy outcomes, Caesarean accuracy, tubal blockage chances, identical versus fraternal twins, and afterbirths. Fluorescent lighting effects on eyes, vitamin A safety, and daylight color accuracy are addressed. NSU explained as non-specific urethritis, its symptoms, curability, and lack of venereal disease connotations.
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Iluminating and Engineering Society
I and E Society
Red Cross Awards 75 Swim Certificates in Raleigh County
The Raleigh County Chapter of the American Red Cross has issued seventy five certificates in advanced beginner and beginner swimming along with junior and senior lifesaving to participants.
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Red Cross
Raleigh County
American Red Cross
Judi Anderson
Larry Berker
Ronnie Berker
Gary Brewer
Michael Brewer
Cindy Burress
Jeffrey Callaway
Joan Callaway
Rayna Chambers
Shelvy Clapp
Mary Daniel
Alecia Farmer
Richard Godin
Randy Jennings
David Jones
Karen Lambert
Roben Lester
Natalie McCollum
Erick Perry
Jeffrey Spence
Gregory Stover
Randy Swarzyna
Rudy Swarzyna
J. A. Weeks
Cindy Wilson
Teresa Clyburn
Nancy Cook
Debrana Dean
Belinda Dowdy
Alice Durham
Kathleen Ellis
Jo Ann Ellis
Mary Goddard
Ricki Giammerino
Becky Grose
Ruth Herron
Steve Johnson
Pat Meadows
David Miller
The
Black
Knight Country Club
Frederick W. Meyer Jr
Kim Cooper
Patty Teubert
Sharon Stansbury
Joey Luchini
Pat Bailey
Phil Luchiini
Tom Carr
Four Beckleyans Named Medical Group Delegates
The Raleigh County Medical Society named four Raleigh County delegates to the West Virginia State Medical Association 99th annual meeting at The Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs August 25 to 27 with pre convention sessions on August 24. Delegates are Drs W Fred Richmond Warren D Elliott M M Ralston and George A Miller. Alternates are Drs Asa Barnes Charles W Merritt Harry F Cooper and Richard G Starr all from Beckley.
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Raleigh County Medical Society
West Virginia State Medical Association
Raleigh County
W. Fred Richmond
Warren D. Elliott
M. M. Ralston
George A. Miller
Asa Barnes
Charles W. Merritt
Harry F. Cooper
Richard G. Starr
Beckley
Hulett C. Smith
West Virginia
Charles L. Hudson
Cleveland
Ohio
The
American Medical Assn
Edward R. Annis
Miami
Fla
AMA
Gov. Smith
Hudson
Chicago
Ill
Western Reserve University
House of Delegates
Woman’s Auxiliary
West Virginia State Medical Assn
Association
Real estate deeds filed in Mabscott and nearby towns
Deeds on file record transactions in the clerk of the county court. Willie G and Exie Hopkins transfer property in Mabscott to Robert L and Joyce Hopkins for 3000 dollars. J T Jarrell to F Leon and Merle E Neal for property in the Dinkler Addition for 750 dollars. Curtis and Mae Mills to Billy L and Mabel L Nicely for property in the Hedrick Addition for 7500 dollars. Homeseekers Land and Building Co to Fields H and Victoria Wallace for interment property in Ridgelawn Section Sunset Memorial Park for 250 dollars.
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Willie G
Exie Hopkins
Robert L
Joyce Hopkins
Mabscott
J. T. Jarrell
F. Leon
Merle E. Neal
Dinkler Addition
Curtis and
Mae Mills
Billy L
Mabel L. Nicely
Hedrick
Oakhurst
Homeseekers Land and Building Co
Fields H
Victoria Wallace
Ridgelawn
Sunset Memorial Park
Policy lets one Viet Nam service member per family
The Defense Department announced a new rule allowing only one family to serve in Viet Nam at any time. If one member is already there, a second may be deferred on request. The policy also applies if one member is captured or missing. If two are serving, the one who has served longer may seek reassignment.
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Washington
UPI
Defense Department
South Viet Nam
Viet Nam
The Yeti: Himalayas' Abominable Snowman nickname
The term Yeti describes an unidentified Himalayan creature and is popularly called the Abominable Snowman. The phrase captures folklore and reports of a mysterious large-toothed, white-furred being associated with high mountain regions.
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Himalayas
Fifty Seek Jobs With Department of Employment Service
Fifty jobseekers filed applications for work with the Department of Employment Security during the first week of August, per clerk Nellie Puskas. Occupations listed include material coordinator, truck driver, file clerk, radio operator, clerk typists, tree trimmer, maid, bricklayer helper, assignment clerk, sorter, service manager, block setter, tree planter, auto mechanic helper, messenger, day workers, tray line worker, kitchen help in hospital, watch men, manager trainee, butcher, counter girl, car hop, proof machine operator, stock clerks, hardware sales, nurse maids, electric bridge crane operator, tipple repairman, secretaries, waiter, admitting officer, ward clerk, nurse aids, dump truck driver, charwoman and bookkeeper.
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Department of Employment Security
Nellie Puskas
Road Petition Facing City Council Tonight
Beckley Common Council may act on a road surfacing petition at 7 30 p m. tonight. About 20 East Beckley residents expect to appeal for surfacing of unpaved roads and sewer extensions to streets not now served. Petition with about 70 signatures will be presented.
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City of Beckley
East Beckley
Army exhibit at West Virginia State Fair showcases The Third Challenge
A mobile exhibit titled How the U S Army Meets The Third Challenge arrives Aug 22 27 at the West Virginia State Fair. Produced by Cameron Station Virginia the display explains counterinsurgency and military civic action programs worldwide with life like dioramas and interactive features including a marksman test with an M 16 rifle and a world map counterinsurgency drill. It travels nationwide and will be free to the Lewisburg fairgoers on site.
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U. S. Army
West Virginia
Cameron Station
Virginia
Free World
United States
U. S
Latin America
Southeast Asia
Vietnam
Lewisburg
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