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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1957

Page

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Labor Day Ticket Sales Report Due Sunday in Whitesville

Whitesville hosts the 20th Labor Day celebration with Hawkshaw Hawkins and Eddie Seacrist headlining. Ticket sales and unsold tickets must be reported by Sunday at 1 a.m. as plans finalize for Monday’s event at the Whitesville ball park and Junior High School.

Whitesville RNS United Mine Workers Ball Park Whitesville Junior High School Hawkshaw Hawkins Eddie Seacrist Women of the Moose Lodge Hall Fredia Miller

Stover Toney Reunion Crowds Attract 350 Attendees

A crowd estimated at 350 gathered at the Clear Creek Presbyterian Church for the Stover-Toney reunion. The event featured a devotional service, music by the Pax Quartet, and remarks by Mrs. Alice Donehoo. Prizes were given for aging attendees, and plans for ongoing charity work, including bandage drives, were announced.

Thelma Stover Ethyl Stover Clear Creek PAX RNS Mark Brewer Ahd Clive Brewer Stover-Toney Toney Morgan Toney Pax Quartet Byterian Church Bert McNeeley Ances Ernest Billups W. Pettry Gwenservice Alice Done Jdolyn Toney Lyorg Cole Donehoa Helen Haywood Macant Earlings John Toney Fayetteville Mary Toney Stover Harrie Stover Mary Toney Shrowyer Dothan Kitty Stover

Colcord Elementary Opens Year With Open House and Meeting

Parents and patrons were invited to meet the principal and staff at Colcord Elementary as the school prepares for its nine month term. Judge J. W. Maxwell spoke on education and reunion activities ended with a return to classes. families urged to visit, view new books, and get acquainted with teachers and the campus.

Colcord ANS Colcord Elementary School Bashia J Ham- Branch Nettie Eiliston Paxtillon Mae Kin Jim Workman Artie Frankin Tay Eard Norma Thompson Jor Richard Dunbar Aden Toney Maude Stover Macle Williams Mary Toney Val Foy Toney Edgar Toney Clear Creek J. W. Maxwell Beckley Tiime George D. Toney

Rebels Rec Center Opens Saturdays for Mullens Youth

At a Mullens meeting the Youth Center Council voted to keep the center open Saturday afternoons and nights next season. 84 students have joined the Rebels Rec program with membership cards available Saturdays. Fall chaperones are set for September Baptist October Presbyterian November Christian December Methodist. Finalists in the ping pong tournament must finish games by September 7 for winner announcement.

Mullens UNS Gust Rebels Youth Center Council Saturn Simann Maben

Mrs Denny Lowe Feted At Shower In Mullens

Mullens residents hosted a stork shower Monday night at Friendship Hall First Methodist for Mrs. Denny Lowe Cumberland Kentucky visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wheley Allen Junction. Eight hostesses including Mrs. Jack Pinney and Mrs. Joe Simpson led the event. Guests from Mullens and nearby towns attended, with attendees listing dozens of local women and visitors from Allen Junction Pineville Warwick and Delaware.

Mullens RNS Denny’ Lowe Cumberland Fred Wheley Allen Junction First Methodist Church Jack Pinney Joe Hi Joe Simpson Fred Shutt Jr Peggy Brooks Pat Neal Ramona Christian Amos Task Merlin Campbell Fred Conner Jr Joe Witt Clifford Phillips Jr Ray Bowing Harley Christian M. Om. Shumate Charles Thrasher Carrie Thrasher Jack Frank Rugg Jo Gordon Charles McKinney Charleen Stewart Harold Carle Lacy Hight Fmann Eugene Graham Pineville Jim Ball Warwick Jack Barger Delaware Ohio Fred Whody Peggy Sue Lusk Fred Lowe Wyco

Mansfield Speaks to Rotary Club at Hotel Hill

Frosty Mansfield district governor of Rotary spoke to Mansfield Rotarians Tuesday evening at the Hotel Hill. He urged members to attend meetings wherever they are visiting to build friendships and encouraged West Virginia to promote tourism by building resorts. Forty members attended with guests Peter Broom from Philadelphia Lee Rashie and Joe McQuade from Richwood.

Oak Hill RNS Frosty Mansfield Richwood Rotary Club Hotel Hill West Virginia Peter Broom Philadelphia Lee Rashie Joe McQuade

Four Wreck Victims Still Hospitalized Hinton RNS

Four persons remained hospitalized after a two car head on collision at 8 p.m. near Trembling Branch on White Oak Mountain. Pauline Frances Scott of Coal Ridge suffers chest injuries and facial cuts. her husband John Franklin Scott and their two year old child were treated and released. Bessie Mae Lilly of Cherry Creek remains hospitalized with possible internal injuries and facial fractures. Jess Bennett of Shady Spring receives treatment for facial and chest injuries. Oville Vest, Vest’s brother, was released Tuesday night after treatment. State Police continue the investigation. Both cars were total losses.

Jess Bennett Shady Spring Vest Oville Vest Scott

Delegation Seeks End Of Pollution Of Guyandotte

A Wyoming County delegation of eight asked the State Water Commission to curb pollution of the Guyandotte River. They cited about 50 coal mines and several municipalities in four counties as polluters, urging coal firms to install circulating cleaning systems and towns like Mullens Pineville Oceana Gilbert Man Logan and Chapmanville to build sewage plants. The group blamed pollution mainly on Wyoming Raleigh Logan and Mingo counties. Members included Charles W. Stewart William Allen Stacie Mullens W R Keyser John H. Martin William Englend Jr T D Cook and Curtis Blankenship.

Wyoming County State Waters Commission Guyandotte River Charles W. Stewart Mullens Advocate The Water Commission Mullens Pineville Oceana Gilbert Man Logan Chapmanville Wyoming Raleigh Logan Mingo Stewart William Allen Baileysville Sportsmen's Club Stacie Mullens Rock Castle W. R. Keyser Welch Daily News John H. Martin William Englend Jr T. D. Cook Curtis Blankenshiplal

Four Tailoring Course Graduates in Mullens Area

Four Wyoming County women completed a tailoring course at Mullens High School with excellent results per instructor Mrs. Woodrow W. Cook. Participants—Mrs. Mickey Warden, Mrs. Denver Lilly, Mrs. French Brooks, and Mrs. M. J. Warden—made items for family and self, including a multicolor corduroy suit, red skirt, black velveteen coat, tailored work skirt, and rust corduroy shorty coat. The program plans to offer basic sewing next summer and tailoring again in August if enrollment grows. women should contact Mrs. Cook.

Mullens RNS Wyoming County Mallens High School Woodrow W Cook Mickey Warden Malhen Teresa Denver Lilly Patricia French Brooks Ravencliff M. J. Warden Maben Jung Cook

Mullens FHA Chapter Executive Council Meeting Set

Mullens High School Future Homemakers of America officers will hold an executive council meeting at the school at 10 30 a m Thursday along with chapter members who attended summer meetings.

Man Denies Bribery Charge In Kanawha Court Hearing

In Kanawha County Circuit Court Bud Howerton denies bribery allegations as state official Roy D. Platt accuses Howerton of offering $100 to influence a beer license. The case centers on a petition to compel license issuance for the Howerton grocery restaurant.

Bud Platt Hon Sioner Roy D. Platt Erton Kanawha County Alton Howerton Howertons Nial Howerton Cpl. C. W. Andrick Howerton Place Frank L. Taylor

Mrs Vickers Delegates to Rebekah State Meeting

Mrs Elton Vickers, Past Grand, will delegate to the State Rebekah convention in September. She was named at Monday’s meeting where Noble Grand Hazel Bailey presided with sixteen members present. A dinner plan was discussed for later and to be continued at the September 2 meeting.

Whitesville RNS Laboka Rebekah Ledge Elton Vickers Pasti Grand Vickers Hazel . Bailey Noble Grand

Pax Personal notices from Pax Branch and surrounding areas

Overnight guests of Mr and Mrs Robert Glissen included Frank Smith and his daughters from Thomasville Georgia. Grace Cochran recently returned from Beckley Hospital after a ten day stay. Estelle Teaster and children from Fonda Nan Starlena and Marshal Tams visited her mother Fonda Paschal. Keith Winfield and son Mike from New Haven visited Willie Sawder Buck Sawder and Jimmy Skeens families. Charles Smith and Virginia from Sidney Ohio visit Edgar Weaver and family. Julia Fielding and Billie Hugh from Sidney also visited. Margest Weaver, Smiths sister, will stay two weeks.

PAX Robert Glissen Frank Smith Thomasville Grace Cochran Pax Branch Beckley Hospital Estelle Teaster Fonda Nan Starlena Marshal Tams Fonda Paschal Keith Winfield Mike New Haven Willie Sawder Buck Sawder Long Branch Jimmy Skeens Maple Fork Charles Smith Virginia Sidney Edgar Weaver H.C. Daniels Sweeneysburg Julia Fielding Billie Hugh Margest Weaver Smith

Price Funeral Slated Thursday

Oley Price of Pine Knob dies after long illness at home aged 81. Funeral services set for Thursday at 1 p.m. in Freewill Baptist Church with Rev. W. M. Peters. burial in Miller Cemetery at Pine Knob. Survived by wife Dana, three daughters Lena Green, Jerushie Dawson, Jeanette Price. two sons Everett and Haskell. two sisters Ada Ferrell and Ethel Thomas. seven brothers Berlin Hobart Pete Virgil Harrison. 13 grandchildren. Body to be moved from Armstrong Funeral Home Whitesville to the residence at 5 p.m. today.

Pine Knob Oley Price Freewill W. M. Peters Miller Price Dana Lena Green Bald Knob Jerushie Dawson Jeanette Price

Why barns are painted red or white in Texas

In Dallas, Lawrence T. Ganiner, a paint company president, explains most barns are red because the paint is cheaper. He notes a shift toward white barns as they reflect heat better, reducing absorbed warmth.

Dallas Tex Lawrence T. Ganiner

Rag Weed Prisoner Hidden in Jail Block

Po nca City Oklahoma police smelled burning in the station house and rushed an investigation. They found a prisoner in the jail block without tobacco rolling his own with rolled up rags, exposing a makeshift smoking device.

Ponca City Okla Jrail

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