Fair Set At Dry Hill Sept 13 15 With Horse Show Plans
The Raleigh Register notes a Dry Hill Fair scheduled September 13 to 15. Red Cross swimming classes run Aug 12 through 23 at Lake Stephens taught by Miss Margaret Thorne and Roger Clay. The event features a Western show, crafts exhibits, and a Horse Show endorsed by national associations, with chairs Alan Susman and Molliday Susman guiding preparations.
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Raleigh Register
Beckley
W.a
Dry Hill
Ang Uresst
Raleigh County
American Red Cross
Lake Stephens
Margaret ‘Thorne
Roger Clay
Arnott
Recentlarc
Pbat
Jake
Au.ing
Thorne
West Virginia
Anly
Patsy
Andrifio
Texas
Fareheart
National Association
West Virginia Association
Alan Susman
Barehart
Holliday
D. D
Loulkse Holliday Fair
WMCA
Beckley craftsman uses color fused glass in festival show
Adelante is giving Beckley a standout display at the fourth annual Arkand Craft Festival with Mrs. Carl Umland of Ma siall Hill featuring color fused glass works. She explains the color remains bonded in the glass even after firing, with pieces ranging from plates to decanters and lampshades. Her workshop shelves show vibrant glass works inspired by Kay Kinney's Specim color process and recovering old glass lens materials.
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Adelante
Adventunous
Carl Umland
Masiell
Hill
Beckley
United States
Museum of Contemporary Crafts
Umland
Toller
Ste
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Percenlf Uga
Mrs.' Usaland
Furiies
Kay Kinney
California
Beckley Rileigh County
Cavineree
Woman's Club of
Deckiey
Anniand
Ane Sto
Wext
Virginia
Artists and Craftsmen's Guild
Weet
Gliss
Jt Slyndaner
Niccus
Cole
North
Kanawha and
Prince Streets
Unvland
Blenko
Umi
Asa ‘Christ
West Virginia
Kay Kin Lvor
American Optical Co
Testrinus
Federal income tax liens listed against A David Abams Beckley
Liens filed against A David Abams of Beckley for 27 08285 in two items. One lien totals 25 974728 for period November 1995 through December 1967. A second item covers 1 29329 for December 1986 through June 167 period.
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A. David Ab
Delegates To GOP Convention Leave Wednesday
County delegates to the state Republican Convention in Charleston will form on the Buckley Municipal Parking Building second floor at 8 am Wednesday. County executive committee chairman Smitty Smith issued a reminder to all delegates and alternates to assemble for the trip to the Charleston Civic Center.
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Charleston
Buckley Municipal
Smitty" Smithie
Charleston Civic Center
Institute manager returns from New Orleans institute
Affends Institute manager EB M Payne Co Beckley Philip We Payne returns from an intensive all day institute on restate state management. Certificates presented to young retail clothing executives at annual Institute banquet sponsored by Graduate School of Business Administration in cooperation with National Association of Men's and Boys Apparel Clubs and Magear Company of Dallas.
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EB M. Payne Co
Beckley
Philip We Payne
Or Lane University
New Orleans
Quet
Nine
Graduate School of Wasiness Administration
National Association of Ben's and Heys’ Apparel Clubs
Magear Company of
Dallas
Enrollment Slated for Steco High School Returnees
Students who have moved to the Steco High School area since school ended are asked to report Thursday August 8 between 9 and 2 for registration. This also covers students who withdrew earlier and plan to return this year, per principal D B W Bryson.
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Thesetaul
Steco High School
Steco
DB. W. Bryson
Nixon speech rails against America using term Americans
Richard Nixon delivered a lengthy speech in which he repeatedly used the word Americans while framing a broad appeal to American values. The address emphasized national unity and policy directions, underscoring his view of America's role and the urgency of action.
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America
Richard M. Nixon
Trap Hill Lions Outline Committees And Events
Trap Hill Lions assign committees for the Little Seaguys teams and plan a Sunday breakfast at Lake Stephens, a Wiener roast at Beckles Ball Park, and District AY conference in Welch. President George Cavey appointed chairs for Attendance, Finance, Membership, Program and entertainment, Publicity, Flowers, Civics, Community Betterment, Sight Conservation, Greeting, and other civic duties.
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Little Seaguys
Trap Hill
Auguste Ae
Trap
Lion's
Averiyck
Lake’ Stephens
Ram
the Lion’s International Ad
Welch
Vamgusl
George Cavey
Tim
Ixfall
Noel H
A Ione
Charles Meuton
Frank Raza
Macry Lowry
Jim Channers
Lions Information
Jlmally
Noel Mankin
Sheldon Covey
Jim Hall
Frank Rase
Wien
J. E. McGraw
Marvin Barker
Louis Gall
Jarry Lewin
Charles I McGraw
Harlin Covey
Richard Snuffer
Shairman
Eugene Cungemi
Wiliam Hugunot
Lake Stephens Restaurant
13 Apply For Work At West Virginia Employment Offices
Thirteen persons filed job applications Thursday and Friday at the focal offices of the West Virginia Department of Employment Security. The applications named roles including general office clerk maintenance mechanic salesman driver truck driver stenographer hospital admitting clerk electronics technician tabulating machine operator machinist key punch operator maid sales clerk and stock clerk.
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West Virginia
Football Band Practice Begins at Seaco Junior High
Seaco Junior High started football and band practice today under principal Dewey Rano Je and football coach H. B. Thomas. Will be assisted by Roger Yost. Band director is Renn Is.
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Seaco Junior High School
Dewey Rano Je
H. B. Thomas
Roger Yost
Donald
Renn
Curtain Callers Announce Tentative 1888-05 Season Plans
Curtain Callers reveal six potential plays for the 1888-05 season with first production titled Until Dark by Fred Knott running September after Labor Day. Macy Cay by Joan Kerr set for January 22 to 25, with Gold Couple Barefoot In The Park and Cave Dweller under consideration for third. Musical fourth show yet to be chosen. reads for permissions with Dramatic Play Service and Samuel French. Casting details to be announced next week. readbacks open to interested participants. Stolen ticket campaign shifts to personal solicitations for patrons and sustaining members with memberships to come in ten days.
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Fred Knott
Bob Brown
Dramatic Play Service
Ord Samuel
George Gannon
Muriel Hodel
Frankie Wheeler
Brown
Wadey
Aels
Artifacts Hint At Ancient Links Between Thailand and Europe
Artifacts found in Sam Saen Thailand point to earlier links with Europe and Rome, with scholars noting objects such as a lamp and trade evidence. Professor Jean Voisseller cited the finds on Monday, highlighting long distant connections in ancient times.
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Bangkok
City Beat Council To Receive Annexation Report Tonight
City attorney Payne reports council will review annexation progress and mapping for the Maxwell Ford Road Sprague area including Hainewood and Woodrow Wilson High School. petitions and boundary adjustments to be clarified this week. Police report multiple arrests for speeding, assault, and drunken driving. a fire call to Frank Albanese Restaurant caused minor damage from an electrical short.
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Beckley
Appalachian Payne Itt
Maxwell Ill
Stana
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Tford Road
Sprague Atti
Payne
Stanford Road
Ily
Payne ‘Eet
Furth
Woodrow Wilson High School
Hainewood Addition
Harper Court
Harper, Road
Sprague
Sho Raleigh
Conn County
Fivestry
Donald Peter McMshon
Sage
F Daniels
Yvonne Cardishone
Tvadlabia
Daniels
Woody Lee Phibbs
Thy Council
Gavin
Bugt Park
Berkley
Pamela Ras
de- Lynch
Paul Dorman
Williams
Lois Anne Orl
Pnat
Jane
Ing
Torena Wallace
Frank Took
Betty
Tock
Counry
RDC to hear study on woodland harvests at Heckley area
The Beckley Rural Development Council will meet Tuesday at 2 p.m. to hear results of a study on using woodland harvest equipment in the Heckley area. Fred Hamp of Upper Darby will present for the U S Department of Agriculture Forestry Division. RDC manager Floyd Rothusberger says area farmers see much inferior woodland that could be marketed for paper production if removed, improving timber quality.
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Heckley
Beckley
Rural Development Council
Fred Hamp
Sorestoy Marketing
Upper Dachy
Forestry Division
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Floyd Rothusberger
RDC
Hoates
Honey Attendance Climbs To 20,528
Attendance figures show 20 528 attendees at a Sunday event on the Rocn viewed by 425 in Cilif side Amphitheatre. Represented groups include Mrs David Grove and Mount Zion Methodist Church members with Jim Lamb and 33 from the Raliith County Community Action Association. States listed include Alabama California Florida Israel Maryland New Jersey New York North Carolina Ohio Pennsylvania Texas Virginia West Virginia and Syria represented. Tig Brings the season's total.
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Rocn
Cilif
Elding
Srp
David Grove
Mount Zion
WV Governor Announces Graduate Training Pact for West Virginia Students
Governor Hulett C. Smith announced an agreement with the Southern Regional Education Board enabling ten West Virginia graduates to participate in graduate training in library education at the University of Maryland and the University of North Carolina. The plan covers out of state tuition for WV students.
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Uft
Hulett C. Smith
University of Maryland
University of North Caroline
Smith
Southern Regional Education Board
West Virginia
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