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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1936

Page

6

Funeral services for Pineville teacher Mary Crews

Rev. Guy Kirk will lead the funeral for Mary Crews 23 at Pineville High auditorium. Classes at the high and grades schools will be suspended. Crews family notes her sister Katherine is a high school English instructor. Burial in Crews mill cemetery at Flat Top.

Register Pineville of Pineville High School Guy Kirk Iss Mary Crews Mary Katherine Crews Crews Mill Flat Top H. E. Crews Nicholas County H. E. Foglesong M. Wilkinson

60-Foot Fall Fails to Kill Rhodell Henderson Caudell

Caudell a tippleman at Frances fell about 60 feet while repairing a telephone wire. The pole broke with him strapped to it causing serious facial injuries and damaged teeth. He was unable to eat solid food for two months and will miss work for six months. He hopes to return early this week.

Register Rhodell Henderson Caudell Tippleman Frances Caudell

Elastic stomachs explain hot lunch pattern among WPA kids

AP reports Colorado WPA administrator Paul D. Shriver says children eat more on Tuesdays and Wednesdays because they get little at home on weekends. Monday hunger shrinks stomachs, Tuesday they stretch and eat more, then Wednesday through Friday intake drops.

Associated Press Denver WPA Paul D. Shriver Colorado Shriver

Rainy Day Rush: Animals Get Busy As Sunshine Fades

In a lively village scene, Top Notch the rooster, Mrs Quacko, and others debate rain and work. Mrs Quacko insists on getting busy despite the downpour while Willy Nilly helps carry an umbrella. The group prepares to tackle tasks as rain continues.

Mrs. Quacko Mrs. Quacke Willy Nilly

Champion Cake Walkers Chosen in Mullens

Mullens citizens declared Mullens High School band members Mullens Mrs Byron Steele Jack Delp and Robert Currie as the champion cake walkers after their wins at a Christmas season box supper. A pie supper follows at Martin's Tea Room. A popularity contest to select four high school kings and queens closes tomorrow.

Register Mullens Byron Steele Jack Delp Robert Currie Mullens High School Martin's Tea Room

Community center funding sought from federal agency

Members of a Ways and Means Committee appointed by Dr. Ward Wylie urge the federal Public Works Administration to cover 45 percent of the cost of a planned community recreational center. The group includes Miss Margaret Maynor John D. Farmer Charles V. Stewart and C H Jeffries. Wylie said Grover Smith advised pursuing P W A aid, Mullens would cover 55 percent if approved.

Register Federal Public Works Administration Ward Wylie Margaret Maynor John D. Farmer Charles V. Stewart C. H. Jeffries Wylie Grover Smith Mullens

Rosin Prices Rise Sharply as Demand Rebounds

Rosin once used for ship caulking has more than doubled in price from about 4.42 to over 10 per 280 pounds since April 1. Savannah and Jacksonville lead the naval stores season as major buyers resume demand, while government bonuses to limit production influence tapping of trees.

Associated Press New York Savannah Jacksonville Fla South Atlantic Gulf States Britannica

Noose Remains on Curtain Cord at Oklahoma Capitol

Oklahoma City reports the practice noose used for the June 19 hanging of Arthur Gooch, convicted kidnapper, still hangs in L. M. Nichols's capitol office window. Prison officials admits novices at tying nooses during the demonstration.

Associated Press Oklahoma City Arthur Gooch State Capitol Gooch Oklahoma Statehood Capitol L. M. Nichols Oklahoma Board of Affairs

Mullens Bun On Road Work Petition To Be Acted On

Mullens road commissioner Burr H. Simpson will decide on a petition to improve the Mullens Princeton road before year end. Bluefield Princeton Matoaka and Mullens delegates after a Kiwanis meeting discuss resurfacing Clarke's Gap to Matoaka as a vital link and aim to include it in the 1937 highway program. A joint committee of Easley Farmer Byrd and Murphy will represent the effort.

Register Mullens Burr H. Simpson Mullens-Princeton Chamber of Commerce Bluefield Princeton Matoaka Clarke's Gap Frank Easley J. R. McNutt A. C. Early John D. Farmer W. C. Crockett

Mullens High Alumni Banquet Set for Christmas Eve

Invitations issued for an alumni banquet at the Wyoming hotel on Christmas Eve at seven o'clock. Coach Clarence Shufflebarger leads the effort to revive the annual event and strengthen the alumni association. senior class members are invited and attendees should notify Mrs. Roba Greene by December 22.

Register Mullens Wyoming Clarence Shufflebarger Mullens High Shufflebarger Mullens High School Roba Greene

Pupils Present Christmas Pageant At Ben Dunman School

Mullens eighty pupils from Ben Dunman Grades school perform a Christmas pageant tonight at 7 30 p m directed by teachers Mrs Letitia Birchfield and Mrs Ada Crockett with music led by Mrs Parker K Strong.

Register Mullens Ben Dunman Letitia Birchfield Ada Crockett Parker K. Strong

Skyscrapers for Peiping Are Out

Peiping North China skyline to be limited by General Sung Cheh yuan who rules North China He says the American Embassy radio tower and Imperial Palace gateways dominate the view and bans any new buildings over two stories high to preserve the classic landscape.

Associated Press Peiping North China Imperial Palace Sung Cheh-yuan Sung

Local Social Notes Include Visits and Travel

East Gulf residents Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Clark with Kitty and Jack drove to Charleston to visit Mr. and Mrs. John Clark. Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Minter spent the weekend in Martinsville Virginia due to the illness of his sister. Rev. C. W. Sexton visited Mrs. T. A. Roger and G. D. Malcolm returned from Princeton with Mrs. Malcolm, who plans a short visit with relatives. Er. M. Freeman of New Marshville Ohio spent two weeks with the Clark family and returned home. Mrs. Coley Minter also traveled to Charleston today with the party.

Register W. F. Clark Kitty Jack East Gulf Willis Gilmore Charleston John Clark B. C. Minter Martinsville T. A. Roger C. W. Sexton Ofansing

Beckley Social News Notes Visit Family Members

Mrs. C. M. Compton of Beckley spent several days visiting Mr. and Mrs. O. D. Compton. The article mentions Mrs. E. C. Minter of Beckley as the mother in-law.

E. C. Minter Beckley C. M. Compton O. D. Compton

Forecast of 1936 US export balance as small as $100 million

The Commerce Department foresees the 1936 export surplus shrinking to under $100 million. Officials say the drop is inevitable for the coming 12 months, noting that in four decades the excess of exports over imports has never been so low.

Associated Press Washington Commerce Department

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Mary Crews Flat Top Family Frances Tippleman Eries Mary Graham Bonner Ltth Sweet Madrid PWA Rosin Burr Simpson Ragland N. Kanawha St Blue Crown Cobbs Veh Cobbs Cree Continental Distilling Corporation Philadelphia, PA Frankenberger Manhattan Slippers Daniel Green and Evans Hramkenbergers Charleston, West Virginia West Virginia
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