Elks Foundation Meet Scheduled Tonight at Lodge
Elks National Foundation drive gains push at the lodge dining room event tonight at 6 30 PM with 63 members urged to enroll a new participant. Robert J. Ashworth chairs the local chapter and Ross Irle leads state efforts for Ellis Foundation serving 25 lodges alongside a long list of participating members.
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Elks National Foundation
Lodge
Elks
Robert J. Ashworth
Ross Irle
Ellis Foundation
Glen M. Akers
P. D. Alderson
Mason Anderson
John C. Ashworth
A. T. Barker
M. F. Barksdale
G. R. Bartley
I. Wilbur Bays
Dr. Curtis Beam
C. L. Bibb
Two West Virginia Hospitals Oppose Aged Care Cutbacks
St. Mary’s and Union Protestant Hospitals of Clarksburg joined Beckley’s Raleigh General Hospital in opposing reductions in the Medical Aid for the Aged program. Welfare Commissioner W Bernard Smith announced lower payments and bans on collecting the difference from patients. The Clarksburg hospitals said they cannot raise costs to cover the cutbacks and must be paid the full cost of services.
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West Virginia
State Welfare Department
St. Mary’s
Union Protestant
Clarksburg
Beckley
Raleigh General Hospital
W. Bernard Smith
Hughes Earns Eagle Award
Phillip Hughes received Scouting's highest honor the Eagle Award at a Troop 197 Court of Honor held at Calloway Heights Baptist Church. He earned 23 merit badges and holds multiple awards while being a Woodrow Wilson High School sophomore. presented by Rev. H. A. McClung.
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Phillip Hughes
Calloway Heights
J. P. Hughes
Hughes
Paul Bunyon
Woodrow Wilson High School
H. A. McClung
Michael Bosley
Paul Brown
Douglas Hughes
Paul Mallamas
Bosley
Bank of Life
John Hollandsworth
Bill Guy Amato
Appalachian Council
Two County Students Excel In WVU Meat and Livestock Judging
Raleigh County competitors Howard Lester Daniels and John Peters Shady Spring contributed to West Virginia University’s strong showing at the International Meats and Livestock judging contests in Madison Wisconsin Dr G C Anderson reports Peters Tucker Reynolds Poca and Hampshire County earned top individual lamb scores The Meats Evaluation Team placed 12th overall with 24 schools The Livestock Judging Team finished 16th in Chicago Peters Judy posted 898 and 895 points respectively
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Raleigh County
West Virginia University
Madison
Wis
G. C. Anderson
Anderson
University
Department of Animal and Veterinary Science
West
John Peters
Shady Spring
Lanty McNeel
Hillsboro
Howard Lester
Daniels
Reynolds
James McBee
Chicago
Jerry Judy
Circleville
Legion Auxiliary Plans Yule Events
The American Legion Auxiliary Unit 70 met Sunday with carols led by Mrs. Emma Boyden. They voted to donate $5 to Mac's Toy Fund and approved purchasing two kitchen table cloths. A Christmas party is planned for December 24 and members will help decorate a tree mid week.
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American Legion Auxiliary Unit 70
Emma Boyden
Mac
Thelma Cosby
Physical Fitness Programs Emphasized At Raleigh Meetings
Raleigh County officials and elementary principals attended sessions led by Dr. Arthur Hofstetter of West Virginia University to outline a county wide fitness program. The meetings, also joined by I L Mitchell of Concord College, covered standards for model school improvement requiring a three year district wide project. January sessions were announced with attendees list including Hartson, Bone Jr., Meadows, Richmond, McKinney and Pettry.
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Arthur N. Hofstetter
West Virginia University
J. L. Mitchell
Concord
Raleigh County
Elemen
DR. Hofstetter
Charles Akers
Norval Cooke
D. D. Crawford
James Deck
Clyde Law
S. W. Moye
Guy
Mitchell
John Hartson
Dewey Bone Jr
Sam Meadows
Paul Richmond
C. M. McKinney
Posey Pettry
Ira Richmond
Wayne Pettry
Elmer Meadows
M. K. Austin
Fred Clark
Frederick Dinkler
Sheldon Covey
Doctor Says Give Yourself A Break In Foul Weather
Health hints for winter protection cover clothing layering skin care and air moisture. Dress snugly yet avoid bulky outerwear. use warm underlayers. Moisturize to prevent dryness. ventilate rooms and avoid sunburn with cautious sun exposure. Immunize against influenza if advised and maintain distance from infected individuals.
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Hollywood
Ten Christmas safety rules to reduce fire risk
The National Board of Fire Underwriters offers ten questions to gauge home Christmas safety. Topics include tree setup and placement, keeping lights in good condition, using switch controls, keeping trains away from the tree, disposing of wrapping promptly, choosing safe toys, flameproof ornaments, knowing fire drills, and briefing a babysitter on fire response. Answering yes to all indicates a strong safety posture.
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National Board of Fire Underwriters
National Board of Fire Underwriter
Government buys more paper towels than Washington era budget
The federal government now spends more each year on paper towels than the entire annual federal budget in George Washington's era, highlighting a dramatic shift in procurement scale and household supply costs over history.
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U. S
George Washington
Family Weekly Praises Color Film King of Kings Portfolio
In the December 17 issue of Family Weekly part of the Sunday edition, a colorful portfolio accompanies a feature on the new color movie King of Kings. The presentation highlights vivid film stills and commentary celebrating the cinematic release.
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Family Weekly
First Aid Course Attracts 25 in Raleigh County Courthouse
A Civil Defense first aid course in the Raleigh County courthouse circuit court room enrolls 25 students. Instructor Lewis C. Jones says classes run 7 to 9 p m each Tuesday. The ten hour Red Cross certificate is offered with a 16 hour advanced option. A makeup session is planned for absentees. no classes December 19 or January 2.
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Raleigh County
Lewis C. Jones
Gertrude C. Riffe
James V. Fragale
Mable Slaughter
Alpert Hart
Grace Harrell
Don Window
C. W. Blevins
Edward L. Karnes
Pearl Wiley
Stoco High Band Concert Planned Thursday
Stoco High School presents a 7 30 p m concert in the school auditorium directed by Mrs Sarah Bailey featuring 105 chorus voices and 40 band members. The program opens with Alma Mater and includes The Star Spangled Banner Trumpeters March Russian Choral Parade of the Wooden Soldiers White Christmas Jingle Bell Rhapsody and March Salutation. Chorus selections include Stout Hearted Men A Fellow Needs A Girl Battle Hymn of the Republic Winter Wonderland Silver Bells Gentle Jesus Holy City and more with Rita Brakefield Laura Black as soloists and Beverly Privett Karen Hungate Rita Brakefield Judy Wallace as pianists. The concert closes with a medley of Christmas carols.
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Stoco High School
Sarah Bailey
Stoco
S. Romberg
R. Rodgers
R. Watson
F. Bernard
Livingston - Evans
Gentle Jesus
Holy City
S. Adams
Rita Brakefield
Laura Black
Mrs. Bailey
Beverly Privett
Karen Hungate
Judy Wallace
Horoscope and travel notes spark varied guidance 1961
A mid century aura blends astrology and everyday tips. The piece lists sun signs with cautious counsel on health, manners, and work, noting breakfast meetings may rise in prominence. It also explains the origin of the term to Shang hai and ends with a dated attribution to Field Enterprises.
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Hawk
del Monte Orange
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J.F.G. Coffee
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Jones & Spry
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Mullens, W. VA
Elks Foundation
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Steet Ve Canteen
Vera Miles
Harles Drake
Virginia Grey
Reginald Wardiner
John Ford
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Legion Auxiliary
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Raleigh Register
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New York
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