Twenty One Women Earn Pins at Practical Nursing Graduation
The 1957 class of the School of Practical Nursing at Raleigh County Vocational School received pins and certificates Monday night. Miss Wilkie Hughes of New York, a field rep of the National Association for Practical Nurse Education, delivered the address. Certificates were handed by Frederick D. Mott and pins by Miss JAnne Chapman. Miss Santina Ciatto taught the class.
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School of Practical Nursing
Wilkie Hughes
New York
National Association For Practical Nurse Education
Raleigh County Vocational School
Beckley Memorial Hospital
Sheila Dwyer
Williamson
Janne Chapman
Miners Memorial Hospital Assn
Frederick D. Mott
Hospital Association
Santina Ciatto
Maryland Rites Set for R L Hall
Funeral services for Robert Lee Hall will be held at 12 45 p m Wednesday at Warner Tumphrey Funeral Home in Silver Spring Maryland. Burial will follow in Arlington Cemetery Arlington Virginia. Hall 35 died Sunday in a Bethesda hospital from leukemia He was a Beckley native reared in Raleigh County and a long time government employee in Washington DC Surviving are his wife Frances Fairburn his parents four children four brothers and three sisters plus Beckley relatives planning to attend the service
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Robert Lee Hall
Warner Tumphrey
Silver Springs
Arlington Cemetery
Arlington
Hall
F. W. Hall
Milter St
Bethesda
Raleigh Coun
Woodhow Wilson Igh School
Washington, D. C
Ta‘coma Park
Frances Fairburn
Huntington
Patricia Ann
Sandra Lee
Deborah
Robert Fairburn
Harmon M
Silver Spring
Calvin
l'Tacoma Park
John Mason
Beckley
Nineteen Men Enlist in Air Force at Local Station
A total of 19 men enlisted in the United States Air Force at the local Recruiting Station on Monday and Tuesday. Names spanning multiple towns include Willie M Judy Lewisburg and Victor D Fawcett Bluefield, with others from Elkview Charleston Summersville Bloomingrose and more. Several were assigned to Lackland AFB Texas while two others headed to Bunker Hill AFB Indiana and Lowry AFB Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Air Force
Lackland Air Force Base
Texas
Willie M Judy
Victor D. Fawcett
Lewisburg
Harold L. Minnix
Robert M. Stowers
Bluefield
William F. Littlejohn
Shirley L. Jenkins
St. Albans
Robert E Taylor
Weston
Paul A. Given
Robert E. Willams
Jerry Copén
Elkview
Kenneth
RC Chapter Lags in Flood Disaster Appeal
Raleigh County Red Cross reports only 462.79 of a 1551 quota raised for flood relief as Alfred Granther announces 1.5 million more disaster funds for West Virginia Virginia and Kentucky. In the tri state area 15 696 families affected 686 homes destroyed 2103 dwellings seriously damaged and 10854 homes with lesser damage.
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Raleigh
Red Cross
National Red Cross
Alfred M.granther
West
Virginia
Kentucky
Tri-State
James Herring Takes Bowling Green Position
James Herring, formerly of Beckley and Charleston, will leave Marshall College to become an administrator at Bowling Green State University. He has directed the Marshall College Information Service and has taught on the journalism faculty since 1959, starting June 1 at Bowling Green.
Three Car Crash Causes $800 Damage Near Prosperity
State Police estimate damage at about 800 after a 2:15 p m collision on State Route 21 near Prosperity. Vehicles driven by Carol Lee Bandy of Bradley Emory Lloyd Thornquest 28 of Prosperity and James D Bowling 26 of Montgomery. Bowling’s car struck Thornquest rear and pushed into Bandy’s car.
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Prosperity
Carol Lee Bandy
Bradley
Emory Lloyd Thornquest
James D Bowling
Montgomery
Bowling
Thornquest
Carol Bandy
Capitol Pages elects 11 year old president
Eric Paul Brooks grandson of Mr and Mrs Emery Smith High land Sr was elected president of the freshman class at the Capitol Pages School Washington D C The 11 year old is son of Mr and Mrs Robert Brooks of Fayetteville He earlier this year received his appointment as a page under Congressman Cleveland Bailey
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Eric Paul Brooks
Emery Smith Highland Sr
Capitol Pages’ School
Washington, D.C
Robert 3 Brooks
Fayetteville
Cleveland Bailey
Seedling distribution planned for spring planting statewide
District Forester Carl Lucas reports delivery of 267 800 seedlings by the West Virginia Conservation Commission before March 1. About 159 cooperators in eight counties requested the stock from Parsons nurseries. Seedlings, subsidized by the state, will be planted for erosion control timber growth and ornamentals in Greenbrier Monroe Mercer McDowell Summers Fayette Wyoming and Raleigh counties.
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Carl Lucas Ree
Faue Forestry Office
West Virginia Conservation Commission
Lucas
Conservation Commission
Parsons
Greenbrier
Monroe
Mercer
MeDowell
Summers
Fayette
Wyoming
Raleigh
Fairdale GOC Alerts with Eleven Planes Spotted
Ground Observers Corps post at Fairdale held an alert Sunday between noon and 6 p.m. Eleven planes were spotted and reported to the Charleston Air Defense Filter Center. The post was staffed by Kelly J. Barrett as supervisor and Havalin Covey as assistant supervisor. The GOC roster includes Dale Covey, Brenda Kay Stump, Fred Johnson Jr, Fredrick Banham Jr, Noel Mankin, Pete Lubish, George Barrell, Mrs H H Covey, Sheldon Covey, Pally Covey, and Mrs Pansy Mankin.
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Ground Observers Corps
Fairdale
Charleston Air Defense
Kelly J. Barrett
Havalin Covey
GOC
Dale Covey
Brenda Kay Stump
Fred Johnson Jr
Fredrick Banham Jr
Noel Mankin
Pete Lubish
George Barrell
H. H. Covey
Sheldon Covey
Pally Covey
Pansy Mankin
WVU honors list includes area engineering students
Ronald P. Conner of Beckley and Michael E. Fourney of Blue Jay along with Michael D. Wickline of Oak Hill earn places on West Virginia University College of Engineering honor list for first semester with 3.3+ averages. Robert W. Haynes of Fayetteville tops the dean’s list with a perfect 4.0. Patricia Poling Lantz of Mt. Hope makes the commerce dean’s list. In a separate note, 11-year-old Beckley boy wins a Lone Ranger two gun belt and holster in a Nestle chocolate contest. Charles J. Parsons of Beckley is the recipient among 500 winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald P. Conner Beckley
West Virginia University
College of Engineering
Michael E. Fourney
Blue Jay
Michael D. Wickline
Oak Hill
Robert W. Haynes
Fayetteville
WVU
Patricia Poling Lantz
Mt. Hope
Commerce College
R. W.coleman
Beckley
Lone Ranger
Nestle’s Chocolate Bars
Charles J. Parsons
Russell ,St
Msgt
Charles B. Parsons
Beckley,National Guard Advisory Board
Henrietta Burke Weds In New York
Henrietta Burke and Eugene Reed wed in a double ring ceremony at the bride family home in New York City on January 25 at 7 30 p.m. The bride wore a white silk lace street length dress and a flowered hat with short veil. Geneve Richmond served as maid of honor and Albert Johnson as best man. A reception followed at the Johnson home. The couple, both Stratton High School alumni now residing in Lennox Avenue New York City, plan their life in New York.
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Arthur Burke
Mabscott
Henrietta Burke
New York City
Eugene Reed
Jack Reed
S. Fayette St
Albert Johnson
St. Nicholas Ave
Geneve Richmond
Fay‘elle
Johnson
Stratton High School
Lennox Ave
N.Y
Savings Bonds May Become More Profitable Investment
The Treasury asked Congress to raise interest rates on new Series E and H Savings Bonds sold after Feb 1 1937, aiming to boost yields. If passed, E bonds held to maturity would rise to 3 1 4 percent, with shorter maturities, higher early redemption values, and 10 year H bonds offered with comparable yields. Existing bonds generally benefit from holding to extension periods, while annual purchase limits drop from 20 000 to 10 000 per series. The Treasury plans to phase out Series J and K from sale on April 30 1997 to promote Savings Bonds for long term savers.
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U. S
Treasury Department
Congress
Treasury
Senate
House of Representatives
Pew
Veterinary Application Deadline Is March 1
West Virginians pursuing a career in veterinary medicine are warned that March 1 marks the application deadline for certification and recommendation under the West Virginia University program. Training includes Ohio State University or Oklahoma Agriculture and Mechanical College, with five years of state residence and University certification as requirements. The University contracts with both institutions to accept four qualified pre-veterinary students from West Virginia annually.
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West
Legion's Oratorical Contest Set at SSHS March 2
The 12th district districts including Raleigh Boone Lincoln and Putnam counties will hold the American Legion oratorical contest at Sandy Spring Sherman Sophia Winfield and other sites on March 2 beginning at 9 30 am Entrants will deliver prepared orations on Checks and Balances Our Governmental Principle and discuss constitutional amendments District winners receive four year college scholarships and advance to sectional tournaments with finals set for Fairmont on March 15 offering a 200 cash prize and national competition eligibility Sectionals will be held February 27 to March 5 at Beaver Hinton Newburg Clarksburg Huntington Parkersburg Northford Charleston Elkins Moorefield and Fairmont with sectional contests in Logan Moundsville Keyser and Lewisburg between March 6 and 12.
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Logan
Fairmont
American Legion
Beaver
Hinton
Newburg
Clarksburg
Huntington
Parkersburg
Northford
Charleston
Elkins
Moorefield
Moundsville
Keyser
Lewisburg
Beckley Police Court Finances and Drunk Driving Case
Beckley Police Court collected 101 in fines and bond forfeitures Monday night. James W. Lilly appealed a drunk driving conviction to Raleigh County Criminal Court and posted a 500 property bond. Lilly was found guilty and fined 106. He was arrested about 6 30 a m Feb 10 near South Fayette Street and Truman Ave. Lilly was represented by Kermit A. Locke. Chester Ray Bragg was fined 10 for driving without a city license. Mabry and E Walker Jr. forfeited 20 bonds each for speeding. Lester Hogkins forfeited a 36 bond for speeding and improper equipment.
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Beckley
Raleigh County Criminal Court
James W. Lilly
C. ‘Berkley Lilly
Lilly
Walter Gilmore
Lester Hogkins
Acting Mayor Says Dumping Stopped on College Ave
Acting Mayor C L Bibb says dumping on College Ave has stopped after a complaint by Dennis MM Leary Jr former city engineer and resident of the area. Leary had urged the City Council that debris dumped to widen the street cannot be satisfactorily used for the project.
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College Ave
Dennis MM. Leary Jr
C. L. Bibb
Jaycee Attendance Urged for National Conventions
Jim Kelly national Jaycee director for West Virginia spoke to Beckley Jaycees about attending national conventions and their importance. Guests included Jay Farley and W K Bently. About 25 Beckley Jaycees will attend Bluefield dinner. Bill Wilbur reported on the conservation scholarship and library project ideas. A project committee was formed to screen proposed efforts.
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Jaycees
Jim Kelly
Princeton
West Virginia
Beckley Junior Chamber of Commerce
Beckley Hotel
Jay Farley
Bluefield Jaycees
W. K. Bently
RDC Meets Tonight in Raleigh County Court House
The Rural Development Council for the Beckley area will hold its regular monthly session at 7 30 p m today. Harry Anderson president reported.
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RDC
Rural Development Council
Beckley
Raleigh County Court
Harry Anderson
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