National Leader Urges Jaycees to Take New Roles
The national Jaycee president Lee Price Jr spoke at Beckley Jaycees inaugural banquet urging young men to active public involvement. He cited moral decay and warned against big government while praising local efforts in recreation and schools. Price urged joining Jaycees to influence communities and pursue free enterprise and service to humanity. He was introduced by William Langfitt and honored with West Virginia glassware from Hulett C. Smith. Music by Jane Campbell’s orchestra accompanied the event.
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Junior Chamber of Commerce
Beckley Jaycees
America
Lee Price, Jr
Swainsboro, Ga
Jaycee
Black Knight Country Club
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Kefauver Crime Committee
Washington
Jefferson
Patrick Henry
Price
Beckley Organization
The
Jaycees
William Langfitt
Huntington
Jay‘cee
Shirley Donnelly
Crab Orchard
Hulett C. Smith
Jayceet
Beckley
Jane Campbell
Beckley Junior Chamber of Commerce
William V. Langfitt
Albert Tieche
Hulett Smith
Local Attorney's Wife Buys House in Beckley
Mrs. G. Berk Lynch of 109 Hill Park Drive purchased a ten room residence at 207 Granville Avenue from Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Pugh for about 25000 dollars. The Pughs formerly lived there. George Bridges currently occupies it. The Lynch family plans to move in within two weeks. Six more property transfers were filed in Raleigh County Clerk's Office, including Hedrick and Beavers Coal Corp deals. Funeral services set for John Robert Cox of Fireco at Fireco Methodist Church with burial in Summers County Mckinney Cemetery. Road law violation: Chalmers Lambert of Shady Spring fined 25 dollars plus costs for operating a car without an operator's card.
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Alice
Hedrick
Oppie Lee Hedrick
Ewart Heights
Beckley
Beaver Coal Corporation
Brad B. Zeigler
Robert A. Wiseman
Edgar R. Meadows
J. R. Cox
Fireco
Fireco Methodist Church
John Robert Cox
Clyde Martin
Mckinney
Summers County
Rose Funeral Home
Lucinda Cox
Carl Hal
Ruby Cox
Leona Cox
Marie Cox
Susan Cox
David
Raleigh
Milton
Lemuel
Dewey
Lee Wills
Whitby
Chalmers Lambert
Shady Spring
Youth Leaders To Address Rally
Youth leaders Robert Kees and Jack Hamilton will speak at the Youth for Christ Rally at 7 30 p m Saturday. Kees formerly staff evangelist at Moody Bible Institute for over seven years resigned last year to pursue evangelistic work under his own name and for special ministry among the Seneca Indians in New York state.
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Robert Kees
Jack Hamilton
Youth For Christ
Kees
Ten Moody Bible Institute
New York State
Moody Bible
Woodrow Wilson High School tohold new student registration
New pupils for Woodrow Wilson High School will register Monday at 9 a.m. at the school. The process covers students new to the 1951 52 year and those transferring from other schools or reenrolling after a prior dropout, with exclusions for Beckley and Glen White Junior High enrollees. Also included are notes about an Open Bible study and a Youth for Christ Rally move due to repairs.
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Woodrow
Woodrow Wilson High School
C. G. Peregoy
Peregoy
Beckley
Glen White
Salvation Army
Fayette Street
Local Man Admitted to University Hospital in Virginia
Wilson Meadows of 113 Laurel Perrace was moved from Raleigh General Hospital to University Hospital in Charlottsville Virginia for observation. He had been a patient at the local hospital the previous week and was transported by a Quesenberry and Webb ambulance.
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Stotesbury
Tri-State
West Virginia
Kentucky
Ohio
Red Cross
Wilson Meadows
Laurel Perrace
Raleigh General Hospital
University Hospital
Charlotissvile
Meadows
Midawypesaeineskants School
Virginia
Quesenberry and Webb
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Nsteon Gibson
Son Daond
Gibson
Eee
Gibson Distilling CO
York
Toni
Cohen
Uly
Meek
Uesse A. Ashley
Methodist
Affinity
James W
Berry
Edgar L
J. A. Wills
Mohler
William Okie Johnson
Portland
McLean
Coal City
Intion
Slab Fork
J. H. Lilly Land Co
Logan L. Lilly
Eurith E
Shady Grove Farms
University
Best Buy
Mullens
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