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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1957

Page

6

Marshall College News Highlights From Second Semester

Marshall College enters a busy second semester with new students like Mary Lou Mc Ginnis Beckley adjusting to campus life. Activities range from dances and theater tryouts to honors for ROTC and debate, plus lectures by notable speakers and a focus on life planning week led by Dr. Moorehead with religious and civic themes.

Louis Armstrong Marshall Mary Lou McGinnis Beckley Barbara Bales Jackie Goss Kay Logsiden Charles Tanner Findlay Charlie Bob Lamb Glen Rogers Dick Allen Herb Jacobson Silver Springs Ivan Mielke Minnesota Fresh Baldwin Wallace W. Va Léo : Byrd J. D. Kidd Stoco High School Lee .C. Moorehead Indianola ‘Methodist Church Columbus Ohio

Keep Scouting Alive Give Used Uniforms

Raleigh County observers report outgrown Boy Scout uniforms to be passed to needy boys in Raleigh County Beckley and surrounding areas. Mrs Johnson invites donations by phone or at 317 S Kanawha St to keep the Spirit of Scouting alive through a special clothing drive ahead of Week events.

Raleigh County Boy Scouts of America Beckley Johnson Rex Johnson S. Kanawha St Boy Scout Chain Council Boy Scouts of Amer Ica

Police Check Thefts State and City Police Investigate

Police received Monday reports of thefts under inquiry. Lora Richmond of Shady Spring reported a break in and jewel watch stolen from her home early Sunday. Mrs. George Mays of 111 Belleville Lane said an unidentified woman snatched her billfold containing about $12 and papers while she shopped in a Beckley store.

Lora Richmond Shady Spring George Mays Bellevile Lane Beckley

Safety Reminder in Vancouver Admonishes Patience

An illuminated sign in downtown Vancouver reads Remember it's better to sit tight than drive that way conveying a cautionary traffic message.

Vancouver B.C Dowtown

City Council to Decide On Patrol Cars Today

The City Council will meet at 7 30 p m to decide on purchasing one to three patrol cars for the Police Department. Acting Mayor Clarence L Bibby said session proceeds as scheduled despite Lincoln's birthday not being a holiday. The agenda also includes advertising on the Municipal Parking Lot and zoning commission recommendations.

Clarence L. Bibby Abraham Lincoln Pienning and Zoning Commission

Brown Funeral Set Wednesday

Luther S. Brown, 65, retired coal miner of Harper Heights, died Sunday after extended illness. Funeral services will be at 2 pm Wednesday at Shiloh Baptist Church Harper Park, conducted by Rev. H C Gilbert. Burial follows at Greenwood Memorial Park. Survived by wife Laura Brown and sister Pauline Parker of War. Body to be taken to church at 1 am Wednesday from Ritchie and Johnson Funeral Parlor.

Luther S. Brown Shiloh Baptists Church Harper Park H.C. Gilbert Greenwood Memorial Park Brown Harper Heights Laura Brown Pauline Parker War Ritchie and Johnson

Local Hospitals Hosts To 14 Student Nurses

Two Beckley hospitals hosted 14 junior class nurses from Laird Memorial Hospital School of Nursing Montgomery as part of their training. The group visited Pincrest Sanitarium and Beckley Memorial Hospital, sharing a noon luncheon hosted by Mrs H E Stanley and Mrs Robert Hall. Accompanying Montgomery nurses were Mrs William R Laird II and Mrs Harold Frayer.

Beckley Hospitals Laird Memorial Hospital School of Nursing Montgomery Pinccrest Sanitarium Beckley Memorial Hospital H. E. Stanley Robert Hall Phyllis Bond Carlmen Montgomery Nadine Hayes Carolyn Watkins Wanda Groves Conkie White Dorothy Buchanan Shirley Cafego Martha Skaggs Laura Cooper

Signs of mental health and stability survey

Ten indicators of healthy mental state are outlined by the Raleigh County Association. Key traits include realistic self view, tolerance, resilience to setbacks, ability to plan, empathy, trust in others, group belonging, and responsibility. A negative response to questions prompts consideration of psychiatric or mental health evaluation services.

Raleigh’. County Association

Presbyterian Board Names Avis Chairman

H. C. Avis was elected chairman of the Board of Deacons of the Beckley Presbyterian Church for 1957 at the January meeting. Alfred J. Walker was named vice chairman, Truman L. Sayre secretary, and William M. Shanklin treasurer.

H. C. Avis T the Beckley -Presbyterian’ Church Alfred J. Walker Truman L. Sayre William MM. Shanklin

Hebb Body to Arrive in Community Funeral Home

The body of M. Sgt. Thurman W. Hebb a former Beckley resident will be taken to Calitee Funeral Home Wednesday afternoon for pending arrangements. Hebb died last week at Fort Chaffee Arkansas.

Thurman W. Hebb Beckley Cal Itee Funeral Home Hebb Fort Chafee Ark

Beckley Police Court Fines And Forfeitures Reported

Fifteen persons paid fines for Sunday violations and forfeited bonds totaling 380 dollars for permitting beer to be consumed on licensed premises before 1 p.m. on Sunday. Raymond W. Holliday forfeited a 150 dollar bond for selling beer before.

Sun- Beckley Iday Raymond W. Holliday

Woman Released After Paying Costs in Raleigh Court

Mrs. Mary Margaret Meadows, also known as Fricco, was released after paying court costs and receiving four years probation. She had pled guilty to involuntary manslaughter in the August 18 slaying of her husband Edra. Other entries note fines and bonds for speeding and drunk driving, and local Air Force recruiting training for 14 enlistees, with extensive lists of individuals and bonds. Food commodities distribution announced for Friday at the State Department of Public Assistance warehouse.

Raleigh County Sai Mary Margaret Meadows Fricco Shirley. L. Lawler Michael Bowman Beckley Air Force Curtis Station Hunt Beng Ronnie N. Bailey Lackie Paul State Department of Public Assistance Murry St

WWHS Class Works 848 Hours Earns 468.97

Woodrow Wilson High School students in the Distributive Education course logged 848 hours and earned 468.97 in wages during January under instructor Jarrell. The 18 students and staff including Mrs Retty report 7,996 hours and 4,555.37 dollars gross across the program so far as they study advertising and store operation in the Beckley district.

Woodrow Wilson Retty S.iment Jarrell

Army enlists seven at Joral recruiting station

Seven enlistments were reported by the Joral Recruiting Station on Friday. Ralph D. Lavender and Roger L. Bissell of Minersville Ohio and Richard A. Williams of Edgarton are scheduled to undergo basic training. Pasquale Stella, son of Mr and Mrs Fred Stella of Kilsyth, and Thomas D. Brash of Hill Top, John P. Gregory and William C. Dolson of South Charleston have been sent to the Army Reserve unit at South Charleston.

Joral Ralph D. Lavender Roger L. Bissell Minersville Ohio Richard A. Williams Edgarton Pasquale Stella Fred Stella Kilsyth Thomas D. Brash Hill Top John. P. Gregory William C. Dolson South Charleston Army South Charleston

Flood Relief Fund Reaches 337 in Tri State Area

Residents and Raleigh Covilians contributed 337.05 dollars to the flood relief fund for West Virginia Virginia and Kentucky. A Red Cross Disaster Committee meeting planned for 3 pm today seeks funds to cover the remainder of the quota. A second phase of the first aid instructors course began Monday night at the Appalachian Building auditorium.

Raleigh Covilians Tri-State West Virginia

Postal Employes To Meet Today In Raleigh

Postal employees from Raleigh and adjoining counties will meet at 7 30 p m today in the County Courtroom Courthouse W O Bowyer president of the Raleigh County League of District Postmasters urges all postal employees to attend GETS BUILDING PERMIT Construction of a two room garage from the City Recorder s Office Monday was W H Fox 117 Or Ichard Ave Estimated cost 519 00 with a 10 fee paid the city

Raleigh W. O. Bowyer Raleigh County League of District Postmasters City Recorder's W. H. Fox Ichard Ave

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