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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1962

Page

6

Beckleyans' Sons Qualify As CPA's

A Beckley man and a former Beckleyan now in Cincinnati passed the CPA exam before the State Board of Accountants in February. James F. Vaughan of Beckley and Philip E. Coates of Cincinnati qualified, meeting the education or experience requirement. Vaughan, in Beckley five years, holds a B S from Marshall and studied at Tennessee Law. Coates, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Coates, works as an IRS audit analyst in Cincinnati covering five states. both are married and members of local groups.

Beckley Cincinnati State Board of Accountants James F. Vaughan Queen Street Philip E. Coates Vaughan J. Frank Vaughan Marshall University University of Tennessee Law School Nancy Kelley Oak Hill Rotary Club Methodist Temple U. S. Army Coates A. B. Coates Crescent St Internal Revenue Service Marilyn Jean Sproles Concord College University of Michigan Welch Charleston IRS

Scouts Honor Week With church services and awards

Local Boy Scouts were honored during National Boy Scout Week with church programs at St Marys Methodist and Methodist Temple. Eagle Scout Terry Branson received his rank, Rodney Lilly won Scout of the Year, and Herbert Francisco earned the Explorer award plus four God and Country awards were presented to Ralph Amick Jr., Danny McCoy, William Lee Jackson, and Wade Bailey Jr. The event highlighted family involvement and the 52nd Boy Scout anniversary. Richard Hart, nine, was discharged from Beckley Hospital after injuries from a home fall.

St. Mary’s Methodist Church Terry Branson Rodney Lilly Herbert Francisco Dale Mosslander Charles Jackson B. L. Moss Christ Methodist Temple Ralph Amick Jr Ralph Amick Danny McCoy Clyde McCoy William Lee Jackson Aubrey Jackson Wade Bailey, Jr Wade Bailey Richard Carpenter J. B. F. Yoak Jr America

Heart Sunday Leaders Named in Beckley Area

Community leaders across Beckley and nearby areas name chairmen for Heart Sunday door to door fundraising on Feb 25 as part of the 1962 American Heart Association Fund Drive. Local groups include Welcome to Beckley Newcomers Club, Beckley BPW, Maids and Matrons Club, Just-A-Mere Club, Mabscott Lions Club, and Crab Orchard plus MacArthur areas with listed chairmen and street captains.

Beckley Heart American Heart Association George Lowry Raleigh County Heart Sunday Michael Guerino Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity Mabscott James Sparacino Mabscott Lions Club H. V. Waybright Lions Buford C. Sisk Everett Godbey MacArthur Crab Orchard Wayne Sisk Harless W. Stover Frank Facello Maxwell Hill Tom Young

Civil Service Announces College Level Positions

West Virginia Civil Service exams set for March 24 for many college level posts across departments including welfare natural resources employment security mental health vocational rehabilitation health and civil service system. Open to college seniors graduating in May with no experience required for some roles. Apply by March 3 at the Civil Service System or request Bulletin 15 for details.

West Virginia Employment Security Office Civil Service System California Ave Charleston

Elementary Faculties Offered Summer Course

March 15 deadline to apply for an experimental program by the National Science Foundation provides supplementary training in science and math for Raleigh County elementary teachers, supervisors, and principals. About 700 will attend at 21 colleges in 18 states. the grant covers tuition, fees, stipends, and allowances. The institutes select participants and set allowances.

National Science Foundation Raleigh County Foundation

Governor Plans Raleigh County Stream Pollution Tour

Governor W W Barron will lead an April 5 tour with state and local officials to assess stream pollution in Raleigh County. The visit covers Itmann Berkers Creek Slab Fork Winding Gulf and coal washery areas, followed by a Mullens chamber reception and a Mullens High School talk on conservation.

Raleigh Wyoming Warden Lane Late Natural Resources Department Water Resources Board and Commission Grandotte River J. Paul England Pineville W. W Jackie” Withrew Sophia Mullens High School Citizen's League Guyandotte River Basin Commission England Governor's Hulett

Clerks Wage Hike Approved by Legislature in Raleigh County

State Legislature boosted salaries for clerks and commissioners in Raleigh County before adjournment. C. O. Smitty Smith and C. Harold Hanks will earn 7000 dollars annually, up from six thousand, if re elected. County commissioners rise to 225 dollars a month, and the court president to 250. Kanawha tops county pay at 12000 dollars from 9000.

Raleigh C. O. “Smitty” Smith C. Harold Hanks Smith Hanks Kanawha

Three Day Stand Successful Circus Returns to Armory

Nearly 8 000 people attended the Morton Circus at the Raleigh County Armory over the weekend. Manager Tom Minter and Armory Board spokesmen called it a success despite a smaller crowd than hoped. Owner George Hamid praised the reception and announced plans for a return engagement next year. The main challenge was missing cat walks complicating rigging and high wires, a common issue in a new building, but staff worked nearly around the clock to prepare for upcoming events.

Tom Minter Armory Board George Hamid Minter

Angry Juror No. 10 Defines Alter Ego in Twelve Angry Men

Bernard Snead discusses his portrayal of Juror No. 10 in Twelve Angry Men revealing an alter ego. He describes the character as brutal sarcastic and prejudiced while noting his own aim to evoke audience dislike. Snead adds he is an imitation stone specialist who has built personalized gamerooms and fireplaces from Pennsylvania to Miami.

Bernie’’ Snead Snead Pennsylvania Miami Fla

Ten Begin AF Training In Tex

Twenty men enlisted in the Air Force at the Main Recruiting Station in Beckley on February 5 to 8. Names include Marvin C. Conley, William A. Pittman, Raymond C. Fullen, Daniel L. Stringer, Roger P. Slate, Samuel T. Moore Jr., Charles L. Shelton, John R. Booten, George Edward Dodd, Clarence E. Nutter Jr., James L. Joyce, Joseph L. Joyce, Charles H. Jones, George Herbert Smith II, William W. Poling, Charles D. Lawson, Ronald R. Clendenen, Larry A. Combs, William K. Gray, and Gerald L. Chewning. They were sent to Lackland AFB, Texas, for basic training.

Air Force Beckley Marvin C. Conley Lace Conley Parkersburg William A. Pittman Thames Pittman Harrisville Raymond C. Fullen Robert C.fullen Richlands Daniel L. Stringer Ephram F. Stringer Madison Roger P. Slate Catherine Hess Lebanon Samuel T. Moore Jr Samuel T. Moore Tazewell Charles L. Shelton Earl D. Shelton Fenwick John R. Booten Roy Booten Dunbar George Edward Dodd Ruby Salmons Elkview Clarence E. Nutter Jr C. E. Nutter Charleston James L Joseph L. Joyce Stephen Joyce Charles H. Jones Harry Jones Vienna George Herbert Smith II W. H. Smith William W. Poling Mary Poling Charles D. Lawson Earl Lawson Mount Hope Ronald R. Clendenen Orland R. Clendenen Larry A. Combs George L. Combs Ohley William K. Gray Wayne Il. Gray Quaker City Ohio

Nursing Home Fund Banquet Planned for April 6

A fund raising banquet will be served at the Greenbrier Dairy at 8 p.m. April 6 to benefit the proposed East Beckley Nursing and Convalescent Home. Plans were finalized at a Baptist Deacon's Home gathering. Construction on the home is tentatively set to begin about June 1 on Deacon's Home property on Antonio Avenue.

Greenbrier East Beckley Antonio Avenue

First Methodist Church Elects Officers Tonight

The First Methodist Church will elect new officers at 8 p.m. today. A Finance Commission session is planned for 6:45 p.m. Tuesday, followed by an Official Board meeting. Dr. A E Wills leads the Fourth Quarterly Conference at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday with officer elections and committee reports. The pastor's confirmation class meets at 10 a.m. Saturday.

First Methodist Church Commission of Finance A. E. Wills Wednes

Lutheran Meeting Set at St Luke Church

The Church Council of St Luke Lutheran Church will meet at 8 p.m. Thursday in the home of Ralph Koiner at 913 Woodlawn Ave. to conduct church business.

Ralph Koiner Woodlawn Ave Church Council of St. Luke Lutheran Church

Military Men In The News At Home And Overseas

Peggy Kessinger reports on West Virginia natives and others serving in U S military postings. Miles and Cottrell are stationed in Alaska and aboard the USS Yorktown, with Aliff and Stewart serving in Germany. Shields earns NCO Academy diploma in Bad Tolz while Foster completes basic at Ft. Knox and Hackney arrives on Okinawa with the 809th Engineer Battalion. Lawson titled specialist four at Ft Belvoir amid Army assignments.

Germany Pic Kenneth T. Aliff Charles E. Stewart Beckley Aliff Lula M. Aliff East Beckley 58Th Signal Company Kaiserslautern Ft. Benning Woodrow Wilson High School Dollar Store Okinawa 809Th Engineer Battalion Robert A. Hackney Alma Burford Wanda Hackney Fayetteville Ft. Buckner Army Ft. Jackson S. C Fayetteville High School Ft. Belvoir Raymond M. Lawson Arthur J. Hall Alpaca 79Th Engineer Group Herndon High School

Fitness For Future Red Cross course offered this week

A Fitness for the Future training program will be conducted 7 9:30 p.m. Tuesday and Wednesday at the Raleigh County Chapter office of American Red Cross. The course aims to help individuals develop outlooks and habits to maintain health in later life. Anyone mature enough to apply the material is welcome, with emphasis on ages 35 to 65. The program targets midlife adults to influence their later well being.

Raleigh County Office American Red Cross Winona Taylor Alexandria, Va West Virginia

Area Clothing Drive Success

A Sunday clothing drive by the Citizens Band Radio Club of Raleigh and Fayette Counties collected several hundred pounds of garments from Beckley Beaver Skelton and Shady Spring. The Salvation Army will distribute items to area families. Scouts and volunteers aided, with calls routed by two-way car teams from Sophia and Beckley.

Citizens Band Radio Club Raleigh Fayette Counties Beckley Beaver Skelton Shady Spring Salvation Army Albert Allen First Baptist Church Harold Blake Sophia Ann Rowles

Seedlings Planted in District 4 Reach 116265 Total

The Game Management Division reports 116 265 seedlings planted and 3539 pounds sown in eight District 4 counties in 1961. Species include Scotch pine red pine white pine spruce and more. 3159 acres of farm land were planned for owners. Numerous cooperating property owners listed. 1962 objectives include service for cooperators youth programs literature and long range planning.

Department of Natural Resources David Gilpin Raleigh Greenbrier Monroe Summers Mercer Fayette Wyoming McDowell David D. Gilpin Eugene Cook Beckley Connie Wyatt Glen Daniel Arnold Bailey Bolt James E. McGinnis Rock Creek Armco Steel Montroal Dayton Jarrell Naoma Cecil Jarrell Dry Creek Virgil Bob) Jarrell Earl Ellison Carl S. Farr Surveyor J. M. Collins Richmond District Glen R. Gunnoe Tom Marion Sam Cangenni Eccles Harvey Jarrell Lewis Meadows White van S. Massey Arnett Howard Miller Pine Knob Noah Crotty Shady Spring Dean Daniels Warner Webb Allen Webb D. H. Mooney N. A. Pennington Crow C. C. Whitlow Ghent Game Management Bluestone

Wrights expect return after Buffalo visit

Mrs. Frank S. Wright of 767 S Fayette Street is expected to return home Saturday after an extended stay in Buffalo New York prompted by her daughter Mrs. Jean Calhoun’s illness. Calhoun is reported improving.

Frank S Dorthia) Wright S. Fayette Street Buffalo N. Y

Hospitals in the United States exceed six thousand eight hundred

The United States operates more than 6,800 hospitals for medical and surgical treatment, reflecting a large network of care facilities across the nation.

United States

Danish possession of Virgin Islands divided St Thomas into plantations

In the 17th century the Danish governor parceled St Thomas into 170 plantations and rented each 175 acre allotment to sugar planters for one turkey per year.

Virgin Islands Island of St. Thomas

Top Future Homemaker Named At Stratton High School

Mae Lois Hairston, a Stratton High School senior, wins the 1962 Betty Crocker Search for the American Homemaker of Tomorrow with the highest homemaking knowledge score. She becomes eligible for a $1,500 General Mills scholarship at the state level, plus an expense paid tour with a state winner to New York City Washington and Colonial Williamsburg. The All American Homemaker of Tomorrow will be named at Williamsburg with a $5,000 top scholarship, and others receive $4,000 $3,000 and $2,000.

Mae Lois Hairston Stratton High School Betty Crocker Miss Hairston General Mills New York City Washington, D. C Colonial Williamsburg Williamsburg

Tailor Made Care For Epilepsy In Children

A Raleigh Register column explains epilepsy has multiple forms and that treatment must be tailored to each child. It emphasizes doctors may need to try several medications, stresses trusting the physician, and notes many epileptics live without visible handicap.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Beckleyans CPA Richard Hart Arthur Hart Beckley Hospital Civil Service W. W. Barron S C. Smith Department of Commerce Charlie Gore JR Guyandotte Committee Logan County Circus Armory Ete Morton Raleigh County Armory Anite Bernard Snead Earl Tex Nursing Home Fund By Peggy Kessinger Kodiak, Alaska Douglas R. Miles Huey R. Miles Mullens Ft. McClellan Ala Women's Army Corps Center Helen L. Hargis Mae B. Hargis Pacific Yorktown Long Beach Calif James E. Cottrell Joseph F. Cottrell Bad Tolz Douglas D. Shields Roy L Shields Seventh Army Stock Control Center Zweibruck Ft. Devins Mass Pineville High School Marshall College Ft. Knox Pvt Raymond F. Foster Raymond Foster Lincoln St Trap Hill High School D. D. Shields R. F. Foster Membe Raleigh County Civil Defense Program Lew Jones William Foley John Lambert Don Windon Red CD Police and Rescue Red Cross Safety Idea Beckley Veterans Administration Hospital Norman S. Gunderson Gunderson R. C. Jones Mrs. Wright Stratton HS Maelois Hairston Harold Thomas Hyman M. D Newspaper Enterprise Assn Dr. Hyman Raleigh Register Dept. B Radio City New York N.Y
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