Crab Orchard Schools Hold Combined Meet
About 300 patrons and teachers attended the Crab Orchard Elementary Combine Meet where a Christmas program was staged by pupils under Mrs. Sadie Wender. The meeting opened with a devotional by Rev. Allen Herr.
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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1961
Page
9
About 300 patrons and teachers attended the Crab Orchard Elementary Combine Meet where a Christmas program was staged by pupils under Mrs. Sadie Wender. The meeting opened with a devotional by Rev. Allen Herr.
West Virginia railroads fire a protest over discriminatory subsidies claiming 1961 tax payments totaling 11.6 million dollars, including 8.47 million in railroad property taxes and 5.77 million to public schools. Leo F. Hager calls current policies unfair as subsidies aid competitors and threaten rail service viability. He cites the Four Freedoms petition to Congress for relief from discriminatory regulation taxation and subsidized competition.
Nine persons filed applications for work at the Beckley office of Employment Security Tuesday. They included one sales clerk one general office clerk one kitchen helper one trailer truck driver one arc welder three construction laborers and one truck driver.
A new Cub Scout Pack 134 sponsored by the Men’s Class of Beckley First Christian Church organized at the church Tuesday night. Cubmaster Lloyd Sweeney and assistant W. P. Ross will lead. All youths aged 8 to 10 are urged to attend the first pack meeting December 27 when new members will be accepted. Family Weekly features a piece on what it feels like to be the wife of a test pilot in its December 17 issue.
In Moulton Alabama judge James Bloodworth planned a murder trial jury to stay at a farm overnight after a juror said his 12 cows needed milking. A substitute milker was found and the jurors remained locked up in town.
The NAACP will hold a Friday meeting to hear a report from the Governor's Conference held in Charleston on Dec. 8. Rev. H. E. Davis, president, urged all members of the junior and adult chapters to attend.
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