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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1959

Page

8

Bowman’s Missile Missed Its Mark in West Virginia

EAST RAINELLE RNS reports Democrat Delegate Richard Bowman of Greenbrier County urged the West Virginia House to spark state progress. He argued poor education funding, degraded roads, polluted streams, and ruined mountains deter tourism and economic growth, calling for a modern highway network and broader public works to employ 50,000 unemployed and attract new industry.

East Rainelle RNS House of Delegates Richard Bowman Greenbrier Old Virginia Bowman Charleston Washington West Virginia Times Howman

Ritasal Promises Relief From Pain and Rheumatism

Advertises Ritasal as a remedy for rheumatism neuralgia and rursitis, claiming freedom from pain day and night even in bad weather. Includes a call to send name and address to FF Martin, Ronceverte, West Virginia, for information free rush.

FF Martin Ronceverte

Welch Emergency Hospital Birth at Clear Fork

A daughter was born at Welch Emergency Hospital Monday morning to Mr and Mrs Willie Blankenship of Clear Fork. The infant weighed seven pounds ten ounces.

Clear Fork RNS Welch Emergency Hospital Willie Blankenship

Heart Sunday drive planned by Pineville Woman's Club

Pineville Woman's Club announces a heart drive set for February 22 and a contribution to Red Cross March of Dimes and Cancer Drives. The group honors Teacher of the Year winner Mrs. Ernest Hays, discusses a county bookmobile project with the motto Free Service for Everyone, and notes the West Virginia Federation convention at The Greenbrier March 19-21.

Pineville RNS Woman's Club Heart Red Cross March of Dimes Claude Pancake Ernest Hays West Virginia C. A. Kidd George Hatfield Greenbrier Capitol District Edward R. Murrow Chloe Gifsford General Federation Charles T. Shackelford Gladys Bary Joe Eskridge H. F. Frazier Garvin Barboursville State Hospital A. K. LaFon Fayette County Arritt R. C. Farmer Mike Kuhn, Jr B. S. Collins Joe

Truax Traer Coal Co Reduces Working Force

Truax Traer Coal Co has cut men at Coal River area mines. Seven at Eunice No 7 and about 200 at Rayford operations idle. Marfork mine closed till further notice with reopening hoped this spring. A headhouse is under construction costing over 120000.

Marfork RNS Truax Traer Coal Company Coal River Area Eunice No. 7 Rayford Marfork-Eunice

Willing Workers Band Raises 112 Dollars for Pax Church

The Willing Workers Band of Pax Church of God collected 112 dollars in January through church basement dinners. Proceeds go toward paying for newly installed pews at the church, supporting the renovation.

Pax Church of God

Mary Lou Cline Named Tomorrow's Homemaker

Baileysville High School selects Mary Lou Cline as the 1959 Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow after top 50 minute homemaking exam. She earns a home making pin, a potential All-American title, and state scholarship opportunities totaling up to $1,500 plus trips to Washington and New York. General Mills awards $500 to state runners-up. All-American prize pool rises to $5,000 with escalating national awards.

Baileysville RNS Baileysville High School Betty Crocker Mary Lou Cline Miss Cline Josten's Science Research Associates General Mills Washington, D. C Colonial Williamsburg New York City Minneapolis Leamington Hotel

Mrs. M. Norton Rites Saturday

Mrs. Mary Norton 65 of Glen Fork died Wednesday in a Beckley hospital after a long illness. Survived by husband Nick. son Denver. daughters Irene Thomas Opal Pettry Margaret Simpson Elinore Hawskins. brothers Raymond Bradley Holley Bradley. sister Myrtle Perdue. 22 grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Funeral 2 p.m. Saturday at Pine Grove Community Church. Burial Pine Grove Cemetery. Body to home of daughter Mrs. Thomas in Whitesville after transfer from Valley Funeral Home.

Glen Fork RNS Mary Norton Beckley Hospital Nick Denver Keith Irene Thomas Opal Pettry Looneyville Margaret Simpson Elinore Hawskins Baltimore Raymond Bradley Naugatuck Holley Bradley Myrtle Perdue

Womans Group Luncheon Held in Oak Hill

The Women's Auxiliary of the Fayette County Medical Society met at Mrs. J. N. Jarrett’s residence in Oak Hill with co hosts Mrs. J. B. Thompson and Mrs. R. N. German. Dr. Jarrett spoke on the American Medical Education Fund and plans were made for a March 3 guest day at Mrs. C. W. Stallard’s Falls View home. A dessert bridge will raise funds for AMEF and Mrs. T. K. Laird showed slides from a trip to Mexico. Other members included Mrs. W. P. Bittinger Mrs. M. G. Hresan Mrs. William Herold and Mrs. C. E. Watkins.

AMEF T. K. Laird Mexico W. P. Bittinger M. G. Hresan William Herold C. E. Watkins

Wyoming County Court To Buy Polio Vaccine

Wyoming County Court will buy polio vaccine for residents up to age 20 if wholesale purchase is possible. At a Pineville meeting, Dr. R. C. Hatfield outlined vaccine need and free vaccination for those unable to pay. He noted over 33,000 shots have been given to date and more than 7,000 third shots are required before summer.

Pineville RNS Wyoming R. C. Hatfield Wyoming County Charles Bower Mullens Tom Smith Oceana W. C. Bailey Hatfield Health Department Grant Taylor West Virginia Cook Ford Sales Bert Short Pine Chevrolet Company Department of Public Assistance State Police

Mrs Williams Leads Devotional At Meeting

Mrs Reuben Williams led a devotional at a Tuesday meeting of the Women's Society of Christian Service. She urged friendly outreach to strangers and aiding new converts as plans discussed for church revival continuance. A material purchase for curtains was decided, a new member Tolliver welcomed, and refreshments served by Dancy and Gentry.

Glen Rogers RNS Reuben Williams Women's Society of Christian Service Williams Aso James Pans Hazel Dancy Gracie Tolliver Helen McClung Hazel Gentry Dancy Tolliver Gentry McClung Williams Ina Rhen Lilly Mae Sizemore Glenn Robinson John Greer Margie Durham Enfield Walters Edith Cox Ruby Welshans Marion Brooks Viola Jenkins Vesta Wilson Louise Miller Marie Bailey Eva Hrasar Thelma Richardson Judith Jenkins Kathy Cox Linda Sizemore Carol Bailey Donnie Nuckols

Fayetteville Delegate Co-Sponsors Three Bills

T E Myles of Fayetteville co sponsors three measures in the House of Delegates. One bill requires that a judgment debtor notice be sent by certified mail, not registered mail, to execute against salary or wages. Another bill allows county clerks, with a circuit court order and physician certified pregnancy, to issue marriage licenses to underage applicants. A third bill would raise the state license tax on trading stamp companies from 175 to 1000 dollars annually with separate licenses per county.

DPA Wyoming County Board of Education Gilbert Goode Pineville Insurance Shell Morgan Huff Creek Morgan Mack Arnold William V. McNemar Pineville Lois Beane Oceana Duke Bonnie Addison Virgil Brookie Cline Court House Jack Shipman T. E. Myles D-Fayette House of Delegates Fayetteville

Mullens Man At Seminary

Robert Tabscott, Concord College senior and student pastor, attends the 1959 Town and Country Pastor's Institute at Union Theological Seminary in Richmond. He is one of 149 men invited by Bluestone Presbytery and the State Synod to participate, a program of the Board of Church Extension for the Presbyterian Church US with headquarters in Atlanta. Tabscott plans to enter seminary after graduation this spring, having pastored Presbyterian churches at Matoaka, Lashmeet, and Lakeview during three years of college study.

Mullens RNS Robert Tabscott Concord College Richmond Union Theological Seminary R. L. Tabscott Bluestone Presbytery State Synod Board of Church Extension General Assembly, Presbyterian Church U. S Atlanta Tabscott Athens College Matoaka Lashmeet Lakeview

Gardeners Discuss New Flower Varieties Oak Hill

Oak Hill Garden Club members met Monday at the Woods Avenue home of Mrs. C. L. Garvin to discuss new flower varieties. Co-hostesses were Mrs. C. C. Neal and Mrs. L. E. Thompson. Speakers covered gladioli petunias and chrysanthemums with Mrs. F. A. Guffey moderating and Mrs. Dewey Kincaid joining the panel. Thirty members attended.

Oak Hill RNS Oak Hill Garden Club Woods Avenue C. L. Garvin C. C. Neal L. E. Thompson Jack Long C. P. Anderson R. R. Thomas F. A. Guffey Dewey Kincaid

Woman's Club Sees Sewing Contest Winner Chosen

Fayetteville Woman's Club selected Mrs. Charles L. Garvin Jr. as winner of the Vogue Pattern Sewing Contest for a blue linen sheath dress. Judges praised workmanship and suitability for club activities. The winner to represent Fayetteville in the Capitol District contest February 14.

Fayetteville RNS Vogue Fayetteville Woman's Club Charles L. Garvin Jr E. B. Eskew Fletcher Arritt Carl B. Vickers Delaney Caldwell Garvin Mary Lou Kessler Nancy Allen Betsy Casto Judy Huffman Charlene Hesse Linda Boles Pam Lucado Susan Phillips Judy Dooley Mary Hash Margaret Phillips Rose Mary Rule Ernestine Thomas Ann Hash Carolyn Cole Judy Garvin Carol Sue Likens

Mission Society Meets at Oak Hill Brethren Church

The Women's Missionary Society of the Brethren Church met Tuesday with 24 members present. Mrs Ed Engles gave a devotional Staff of Life, Mrs Elmer Boling spoke on Spiritual Bread of Life, and Mrs Charles Crouch on The Knowledge God Gave Us. Poems were read by Mrs Harold Hall and Mrs J A McKinney. Co-hostesses were Mrs Ollie Foy Mrs Harry Payne and Mrs Grayon Payne.

Oak Hill RNS Ed Engles Women's Missionary Society of the Brethren Church Elmer Boling Charles Crouch Harold Hall J. A. McKinney

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