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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Feb 02, 1962

Page

5

Follies of 62 Director Named by Mullens Club

Mullens WV plans two performances of Follies of 62 at Mullens High March 23 and 24. Mrs Gerald Snyder chosen director guiding by Frederick Lanton advisor. Snyder has talent,舞ing and dancing background with West Virginia University ties and civic leadership. Proceeds aid Civic Club projects including shoes fund and community service.

Mullens Club Mike Dellegotti Jack Blue School of Dancing New York City Snyder West Virginia University First Presbyterian Church Mullens Woman's Civic Club Sears Roebuck Cubs Little League Rebel Rec Civic Club U. S Tri-Hi-Y Homemakers of America Club Mullens High School

England Seeks Creation of Pollution Committee

J Paul England a Wyoming County delegate offers House of Delegates resolution 19 to form the Legislative Committee of the Guyandotte River Basin. The five member panel would study pollution in the Guyandotte River and tributaries and coordinate with industries and the Department of Natural Resources toward abatement. Members serve without compensation.

Pineville RNS J. Paul England Wyoming House of Delegates Guyandotte River West Virginia Department of Natural Resources Department On Natural Resources

Concord College Near Bottom in West Virginia State Aid

A West Virginia legislative subcommittee report shows Concord College receiving well below the state college average in 1962-63 funding. It highlights low per student costs, library holdings, and faculty salaries, with a call for increased appropriations to avoid harming enrollment and education quality. President Joseph F. Marsh urges support to raise the college’s budget from the Board of Education’s recommended $1,168,203 to meet needs.

Athens Subcommittee On Higher Education West Virginia Concord College Concord West Virginia Board of Education Joseph F. Marsh Board of Education Marsh

Young People To Lead Services At Pleasant View Church

In Fayetteville Pleasant View Church of the Brethren will have youth leaders handle Sunday school and the 11 am worship. Classes span beginner to adult with Patty Burton and Eva Smith teaching the younger groups and Billy Riner, Shirley Yarber, Alma Tygrett among speakers on Youth Convictions.

Fayetteville RNS Pleasant View Shirley Yarber Almagaret Madeline Settle Billy Riner Alma Tygrett Edith Griffith

Two Princeton youths sentenced to Pruntytown jail

In Princeton Mercer County two juveniles who ransacked Princeton High and Junior High schools and Douglas Sporting Goods Store on January 20 were sentenced to the State Industrial School at Pruntytown until age 21. James Gunnoe Jr. of Princeton is held for Mercer County grand jury action. Elvin Greene, 19, Princeton, captured one juvenile during a morning delivery.

Princeton RNS Beckley Newspapers Pruntytown James Gunnoe Jr Mercer County Douglas Sporting Goods Howard Jarrett Industrial Elvin Greene

Local notes from Oceana and Beckley areas

Mrs. Joe Carter was admitted to Stevens Clinic Hospital for observation and treatment. Her children Joe Jr and Pam visit with grandparents in Beckley. John Evans returned Tuesday from Beckley Memorial Hospital after two weeks of treatment. Mr. and Mrs. Al Leonard hosted Rita Leonard and Kenny from Pittsburgh and Jack Leonard with his wife in Craigville. Miss Lois Smith recently left for Baltimore to seek employment.

Oceana Rns Joe Carter Stevens Clinic Joe Jr Pam Beckley John Evans Beckley Memorial Hospital al Leonard Rita Leonard Kenny Pittsburgh Jack Leonard Craigville Lois Smith Baltimore

Mullens Senior Named To State FHA Office

Kathie Jo Snyder a Mullens High School senior is named state vice president of parliamentary procedure for the Future Homemakers of America by state advisor Miss Pauline Stout Charleston. She will preside at the Southern Region FHA Conference at Concord College on April 7 and help direct a June Leadership Camp at Cedar Lakes and assist with the state meeting at Jacksons Mill in July.

Mullens Kathie Jo Snyder Mullens High School Homemakers of America Pauline Stout Charleston Kathie JO Faye Griggs Peterstown Concord College Cedar Lakes FHA Jackson’s Mill Virginia Cook Mullens Fha West Virginia Virginia Bonds Beaver High School Shady Spring Rise McClung Bluefield Helen Harvey Miss Snyder

4 H Club Plans Meet At Matheny Grade School

Esperanza Lopez of Mexico City spoke to the Ma theny Hustlers 4 H Club Tuesday night at Matheny Grade School. She showed slides of parks, hospitals, schools, and landmarks in Mexico. President Sizemore led the business session, officers and leaders plan a special meeting for yearly program planning, and about 75 members and parents attended with recreation led by Wright and Milam.

Oceana ANS Esperanza Lopez Mexico City Francis Sizemore Buzz Keaton Johnny McCarty Anita Jewell Anna Fay Shumate Larry Baldwin Steven Brooks Fergie Scott Matheny Charles Wright Florence Milam

Seventh Grade Basketballers At Itmann Take Court

Sevent grade team at Itmann led by coach Maurice Anderson Mullens features players Gary Clark Bucky Miller Terry Francis and Jackie Gillmore as shown in action front left.

Itmann Gary Clark Bucky Miller Terry Francis Jackie Gillmore Maurice Anderson Mullens Teddy Norris Terry Wood Jamie Miller Roger Plaster Randy Looney Edsel Johnson

Rainbow Girls Install Officers At Mount Hope Church

Miss Carol Bailey was installed as worthy advisor of Assembly No. 14 Rainbow for Girls in Mount Hope. Mount Hope officials and guests attended, with brief talks by J. E. Howard and others. merit awards given to multiple members and a solo performed by Rebecca Gwinn. Refreshments followed.

Mount Hope RNS Carol Bailey Corbit Bailey Kilsyth Mount Hope Methodist Church Mary Stevenson Robert Williams Eva Cope Flora Twaddle Mary Frances Pugh Cathern Berry Linda Pugh Rainbow Nancy Booth Donna Dove Kathy McClung Mary Miller Gwinn Judith Stevenson Barbara Dillon Nancy Worring Kaye Berry Cecilia Harless Lydia Pugh Carol Jo Allen Libby Schutt Karen Mobley Barbara Phillips Karen Keaton Jan Cave Gwinn Confidential Observer Joan Arthur Outer Observer Mary Jean Dorsey Deloris Batten Stevenson Jennie Cope Carter Margaret McClung Eula Trail Elsie Dorado Lonnie Goddard Cora Worring Rebecca Gwinn J. E. Howard Flora Twaddie Miss Stevenson Nancy Wotring Howard W. L. Martin Nell Bannister Jane Lee Graham Erskine Pugh Miller Gwinn

MYF Presents PTA Program at Matheny Church

Members of the Methodist Youth Fellowship of Matheny Methodist Church led a PTA program and devotional at Matheny Elementary School. Highlights included a talk on the MYF's purpose and emblem, a child’s prayer poem, and group singing with Diane Hannah at the piano. Ralph Hannah led the business session, funds were reported at 602.09, and a 200 contribution to the hot lunch program was approved.

Matheny RNS Methodist Youth Fellowship Matheny Methodist Church Matheny-Jesse Parent-Teacher Association Bill Browning Diane Hannah Francis Sizemore Terry Travis MYF Carl Mack Kopperston Camp Thomas E. Lightfoot

Fayette County Song Convention Elects Officers at Deepwater

Officers will be elected at the Fayette County Song Convention at 2 p.m. Sunday at the Deepwater Methodist Church in Deepwater. Special singers have been invited to attend, per Don Alexander secretary and treasurer.

Deepwater Fayette County Deepwater Methodist Church Don Alexander

Oceana Cadet Albert Hamilton on Commandant's List

Mr and Mrs Oscar C Hamilton announced their son Cadet Albert Tommy Hamilton earned placement on the U S Air Force Academy commandant s list in Colorado Springs for maintaining a B average first semester This honors him with a silver wreath on his left sleeve Hamilton was nominated by Senator Robert C Byrd and studied at the academy prep school in Bainbridge Maryland after graduating from Oceana High School in 1960

Oceana RNS Oscar C. Hamilton U.S. Air Force Academy Colorado Springs Colo Albert Tommy Hamilton Hamilton Robert C. Byrd Bainbridge Oceana High School

Feeding guidelines for horses by weight

A general rule states hay at 114 pounds per 1000 pounds of horse weight and grain at 1 2 to 3 4 pounds per 100 pounds. For a 1200 pound horse this yields 16 pounds of hay and 9 pounds of grain daily.

Mount Hope area notes on local health and visits

Mt Hope residents list illnesses recoveries and hospital visits. Anna Marie Jordan, six, ill with pneumonia but improving at home. Lynne and Randy Hanson recuperating after a virus at Raleigh General Hospital. Rebecca Yarbrough works at Raleigh General Hospital. Several visitors and patients named with hospital statuses and improvements.

Mount Hope RNS Anna Marie Jordan Donald Jordan Mount Hope Elementary School

Pax PAX Update: Local Residents Noted in Charleston and Beckley

Mrs Hazel Mowell and family visited Charleston while Mrs Rosella Sutton stayed with Miss Geneva Payne in Beckley. Miss Charlotte Anne Trent, daughter of Earl and Mrs Trent, returned to Pax Junior High after illness and stays with grandmother Mrs Viola Trent in Weirwood. Mr and Mrs Clarence Holstein hosted weekend visitors, Rufus Christian of Ohio among them. A University of Minnesota team performed the first corrective open heart surgery.

PAX RNS Charleston Hazel Mowell Margaret Anne Jimmy Fred McFalls Rosella Sutton Geneva Payne Beckley Charlotte Anne Trent Earl Trent Milburn Viola Trent Weirwood Pax Junior High Clarence Holstein Willis Branch Rufus Christian Ohio University of Minnesota

Hope Gas Co Announces $11.85 Million Budget Plan

Hope Natural Gas Co. of Clarksburg said its 1962 capital budget totals 11.85 million dollars, up about 3.9 million from 1961. President E Wayne Corrin cited expanded West Virginia gas production with projects including a 1.97 million overhaul of the Cornwell Compressor Station in Kanawha County and 78 new wells across Wyoming, Gilmer, Calhoun, Lewis, Doddridge, Barbour, Upshur and Lewis counties plus wildcat efforts in the Oriskany sand formation. The program also includes pipeline replacements in the Fink oil field, well casing work, and 57,000 dollars of communications gear to link offices with Pineville and southern installations.

Clarksburg UPI Hope, Natural Gas Co E. Wayne Corrin West Virginia Cornwell Kanawha Corrin Wyoming County Gilmer Calhoun Lewis Doddridge Madison Benson Barbour Upshur Oriskany Fink Oi Lewis County Fink Hope Pineville

Tech Teacher Resigns Post After 35 Years of Service

W. L. T. Crocker a 35 year Western Virginia Tech English and journalism professor resigns due to heart condition. He helped create the Tech journalism department in 1947 which closed in 1959 as tech direction tightened. Crocker helped found the National News Photographers Association in 1936 and served on its charter board. He also contributed to Current American Literature and other magazines.

Crocker Associated Press

Oceana MOD Drive Extended at Toneda Baptist Church

The Oceana District Mothers March of Dimes fund drive was held Tuesday from 6 to 8 p.m. at the Toneda Baptist Church. About $200 was collected under general chairman Mrs Otis Cook. The drive will continue through Saturday due to bad weather. callers can contribute via Mrs Cook. Mothers returned collections after completing their assignments and were served coffee and cake by Toneda Baptist Mission Society.

Oceana RNS Toneda Baptist Church Oceana District Otis Cook

Maple Fork area social notes and visitors

Mrs Violet Zimmerman of Detroit was an overnight guest of Mr and Mrs Sam Davis and visited local relatives. Mrs Mattie Davis and Mrs Frances Briggs of Statesville are visiting relatives in Maple Fork. Dayton Lilly Jr. is a Raleigh General Hospital patient. Mrs Barbara Jewell returns home after surgery at Beckley Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs George Craddock returned home to Maple Fork after a few weeks in New York City and Richmond Virginia.

J. Carey Yarbrough Roanoke Ray R. Hanson Jr Hanson Lynne Randy Raleigh General Hospital Tennis Massey Whitesville Mamie Parker George Noe Princeton Mary Rogers Guy Rogers Pax Avenue Oak Hill Hospital Dominick Diodoardo Ocie Webb Edward Webb Bradley Eugene Gast Eloise Gast West Virginia University Gast Violet Zimmerman Detroit, Mich Sam Davis Mattie Davis Frances Briggs Statesville N.C Maple Fork Dayton Lilly Jr Beckley Barbara Jewell Beckley Memorial Hospital George Craddock New York City Richmond

Also Mentioned on This Page

England Concord Aid Oakwood City Avenue Rainbow Girls Ralph Hannah Anita Dillons Shelby Wilson Carl Stewart Orville Lusk Bud Daniels Sam Lubonia Claude Dancy Vance Easter Wright Clark Willis Cook Neville St Oceana AF Mt. Hope J. H. Coleman Tom Twaddle Oak Hill Marie Ballard Maxwell Hill Fannie Richeson Earl Duncan Florence Duncan Emily Gwinn N. Kanawha GROUP Beckley, W.va Hope Gas Co American Association of University Professors National Association of Technical Writers The National Association of Business Communication North Fayette St Beckley Store Our Sophia Store Sophia E
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