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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Feb 20, 1959

Page

8

Five Men Injured In Area Mine Accidents

Five miners and a boy were treated for injuries at area mines around Mullens. L A Newman Black Eagle cut hand and bruises from rope and sheave. Colines Dawkins 47 Prince ton fractures to shoulder and collarbone from falling slate at Deer field. Alfred Naylor 39 Corinne struck left hand on conveyor chain at Itmann. Ancel Greer 49 Mullens treated for cuts after finger caught under a roof bolt at Itmann. Doug Grindstaff 38 Corinne sent for hip back sprain from lifting equipment at Black Eagle. Omar Burns 13 Wyoming treated after lip cut from barbed wire.

Black Eagle Colines Dawkins Princeston Deer= field Alfred Naylor Corinne Itmann Ancel Greer Mullens Itmann Mine Doug Grindstaff Black Eagle Mine Omar Burns Wyoming

Lorain Bennett Funeral Today at Little Bluestone Church

Funeral services for Lorain W. Bennett were held at 2 p.m. at the Little Bluestone Primitive Baptist Church near Jumping Branch with Elders A L Neely and Owen Harvey presiding. Burial followed in the Cochran Family Cemetery near Jumping Branch. Bennett, 37, of Oak Hill, died at 12:05 p.m. Wednesday at Beckeley Hospital after falling ill while working for Oak Hill Wrecking Company. He attributed his death to a heart attack. Born March 21, 1921, in Summers County, he was a son of Asa and Liva Cochran Bennett and had lived most of his life in Summers County, moving to Oak Hill six years ago. He worked as a timber man until six months ago when he became a partner in the wrecking business. He served in the Army from 1941 to 1945. Surviving are his wife Hildred Bennett, two daughters Joan and Brenda, four brothers Robert, Oris, Frank, and John, and a sister Elsie Richmond. The Ronald Meadows Funeral Parlors, Hinton, handled arrangements.

Oak Hill Lorain W. Bennett Little Bluestone Primitive Baptist Church Jumping Branch A. L. Neely Owen Harvey Cocheran Family Bennett Beckeley Oak Hill Wrecking Company Hildred Bennett Joan Brenda Robert Overlin Ohio Oris Medina Frank Shady Spring John Elsie Richmond Ronald Meadows Hinton

Pineville Personalities Visit and Weekend Trips

Pineville residents and visitors share weekend visits across states from Pineville to Welch Roanoke and Chicago. Families including Breeden Perkins Mangus Glover Brown Cameron Nichols Belcher Mullens Chisler travel to and from Pineville for holidays and midsemester breaks, with Marshall College and West Virginia Tech students returning home.

Pineville Rns R. H. Breeden Roy Lee Crowley-Worrell Welch L. L. Perkins Sharon and Douglas Glen Ln Joe Skeen C. S. Worrell C. W. Shufflebarger Art Glover Roanoke Roy F. Thomas Glovers Charles Cameron Canvas Charles Jr A. 5 Robertson Gilbert Austin Sharon Kay Chicago H. C. Nichols Pine Ville Robert Belcher Bill Mullens Lanny Chisler Montgomery West Virginia Tech

In Case of Tragedy What Guarantee for Children

Feb 22 Family Weekly questions safeguards when a family faces loss or incapacity, asking how custody and care are arranged to prevent children from being shuffled between relatives. It urges clear plans and legal backing for stable guardianship.

Mrs. L Keeney Funeral Sunday Service and Burial

Funeral services for Mrs. Lou Edith Keeney 59 Beckwith will be held at 2 p.m. Sunday at Dodd Payne Funeral Home Chapel Fayetteville led by Rev. Ernest Harley. Burial follows in Summerlee Cemetery. She died after a long illness at Hill Top Nursing Home Thursday. Survived by five sons Luter Akron Loren Moundsville David Chicago Basil Mount Hope Robert Hobbs Deans N J and five daughters Cora Canterbury Chicago Stella Smith Beckwith Reva Paris Lebanon Dorothy King Cleveland Mary Lucas Whitesville her mother Ellen Barr Phoenix and 24 grandchildren.

Beckwith Lou Edith Keeney Dodd-Payne Funeral Home Fayetteville Ernest Harley Summerlee Keeney Glen Jean Hill Top Luter Akron Ohio Loren Moundsville David Chicago Ill Basil Mount Hope Robert Hobbs Deans, N. J Cora Canterbury Stella Smith Reva Paris Lebanon, Tenn Dorothy King Cleveland Mary Lucas Whitesville Ellen Barr Phoenix, Ariz

48 Admitted To Mullens Hospital

The weekly report lists 48 patients admitted to Wyoming General Hospital in Mullens and surrounding areas. Names include Burnzle Daniels, John Repass Itmann Eliza Grose Helen Becklehimer Imogene Gilbert Orazio Lucento Sue Richmond Raymond Perdue Otha Tanks Jr Robert Kynard Lacy Akers Kenneth McGuire Martha Underwood Carol Corinne and many others from Mullens Itmann East Gulf Covel Ravencliff Pineville Mullens Amigo and surrounding communities.

Burnzle Daniels Cyclone John Repass Itmann Eliza Grose Helen Virginia Becklehimer Allen Junction Imogene Gilbert Alpeca Orazio Lucento Hud Sue Richmond Mullens Raymond Perdue Otsego Lewis E. Staton Corinne Georgia Widener June Semenske Otha Tanks Jr Robert Kynard Killarney John Roberts Wyoming Lacy Akers Hesoco Kenneth McGuire Covel Champ Walker Amigo Ray Fuller Naomi Kathy Adkins East Gulf Nell Cook Ethel Johnson Hatcher Mildred Trent Ruby Tabor Stephenson Ethel Borders Keyrock Mary Smith Pineville Nathan Simpkins Herndon Heights Roger Dale Lusk Martha Underwood Martha Bee~man Neema Smith Maben Delores Sizemore Ruth Trent Oceana Christobelle Acord Ravencliff Ollie Mae Hishop Ruby Jones Beulah Blanchard Basin Webb Henderson Jerry Howerton Bud James Brooks MceGraws Bessie Sinecoff Grace Cook Marianna Tillie Morgan Ruth Tilley Narciss Jones John Blankenship Mickey Mooney Josephine Agnes Blankenship Wyco Peggy Ann Lafferty Mulens

Sunday Youth Lead Pineville Church Services

Pineville church shifts adult duties to its youth at Cook Memorial Baptist Church. William McCoy covers church school for two Sundays while Lois Schoolcraft directs the full program and midweek service. Gus Mulkey Gloria Sizemore speak, Kitty Goode Marilyn McCoy sing. Paul England and Joe Baum appear February 25, and Danny Christian speaks March 1 at Alder­son Broaddus College.

Pineville RNS Cook Memorial Baptist Church William McCoy Lois Schoolcraft Baptist Youth Fellowship Gus Mulkey Gloria Sizemore Kitty Goode Marilyn McCoy Paul Fengland Joe Baum Danny Christian State Baptist Alderson Broaddus College

Ocean Circle Meets at First Baptist Church

The Eliza Bailey Circle of the Woman's Missionary Society met at the First Baptist Church with Mrs. Reuble Conley as hostess and Mrs. Mora Chambers leading a program on Prayer. Attendees included Mrs. Jack Davis and others. planned tele-a-bake fundraisers for circle projects. next meeting is March 12 at Nanah Fisher's home.

Oceana RNS Eliza Bailey Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church Reuble Coneley Mora Chambers Pearl Shockley Ruth Harless Reuble Conley Chambers Jack Davis Circle Wayne Rollins Nanah Fisher Conley Patsy Freddie Laing Eliza Hailey

Sweetheart Dinner Held By Fayetteville Woman's Club

The Fayetteville Woman's Club held its annual Sweetheart Dinner in the Memorial Auditorium dining room on Saturday. Honor guests, husbands of members, were recognized by president Mrs. George Hatfield. A club member’s painting was awarded to Mrs. Tom Warrett of Montgomery. Attendees included numerous club members and spouses, plus Judge and Mrs. Charles L. Garvin Jr. and others.

Fayetteville RNS George Hatfield Charles T. Shackelford Carl B, Vickers Collins Shackelford Tom Davis W. T. Durrett C. A. Kidd Charles L. Garvin Jr A. L. Huddleston W. L. Whittaker Fletcher Arritt Delaney Caldwell Dan H. Perdue P, G. Hoye H, F. Frazier Howard Carson

Wyoming Grand Jurors Return Indictments

Wyoming County grand jury returns indictments naming Blaine Griffith Claude Kade Donald Kade and Clarence Kade for armed robbery of McKinley Bailey on Jan 3 1959 with stolen cash and items. Other cases include receiving stolen goods grand larceny breaking and entering felonious wounding gambling and liquor law violations involving multiple individuals and July 1953 to Feb 1959 dates.

Pineville RNI Wyoming Blaine Griffith Claude Kade Donald Kade Clarence Kade McKinley Bailey Cyclone Bailey Patrick Gishop Fred Lafferty Jesse Johnson James Stewart Joe Ann Justice Pocahontas Fuel Company Consolidation Coal Co Marvin Morgan Roy Cox Winding Gulf Coals, Inc Maben Emmett Stewart Shadrach Stewart Bobby Moran Buron McKinney Dennis Radford Jr Oscar Eugene Waycaster George Eugene Chafin Ira Magini John Berta

Clovis Woman Fires Shot to Free Husband From Gambing Game

A Clovis woman entered an all night gambling game and fired a shot into the floor lining players against the wall to force her husband home. She was fined $25 for firing a gun within city limits. The piece ends with a note explaining that sign language meanings vary by country.

Clovis N. M

Natural Causes Ruled In Death Of Scarbro Man

OAK HILL RNS Robert Lee Roop 26 Scarbro died of natural causes a coroner s jury decided Thursday night Roop was found dead in his Church Hill residence at 7 p m by Reese Dellorso Scarbro Magistrate R C Godsey inquest at Tyree Funeral Home said no evidence of foul play Funeral services in Carlisle Church of God at 2 p m Saturday led by Rev Ralph Parsons and Rev C E Bays burial in High Lawn Memorial Park

Church Dispute Leads To Filing Of Suit

A circuit clerk filing on Thursday stems from a dispute in the Freewill Baptist Church Cyclone. Plaintiffs Arnold Ray Brown W M Toler and Ernest Brown church trustees sue defendants Mr and Mrs David Haynes seeking resolution of church affairs.

Pineville Circuit Clerk’s Freewill Cyclone David Haynes Arnold Ray Brown W. M. Toler Ernest Brown

Designer Hartnell comments on muumuu as mosquito shield

Norman Hartnell, dress designer to British royalty, visited Honolulu and praised the muumuu during discussions of the long shapeless gown. He said it would be very comfortable and likely provide excellent protection against mosquitoes.

Honolulu Norman Hartnell Mother Hubbards

William P Cook Dies in Baileysville Church Funeral

William P Cook 77 died at Baileysville residence after years of illness from a stroke. Funeral services set for 2 p.m. Sunday at Baileysville Methodist Church, with burial in Shannon Cemetery. He served as Wyoming County Sheriff from 1928, taught, then cashiered at First National Bank of Pineville, county clerk, farmer in Mercer County, later bookkeeper for the State Road Commission. Survivors include wife Josephine Short Cook, six sons, four daughters, and ten grandchildren. He was a Democrat and Methodist. Body at Evans Funeral Home in Oceana.

Cook Baileyseville Liam Wyoming Couney First National Bank of Pineville Harry Stewart Mercer County Wyoming County Baileysville State Road Commission Joesephine Short Cook Washington, D. C Edward Charleston Jim St. Peterseburg Fla Tom Largo Harry Nita Vermillion Susan Lusk Ann Marler Norfolk Nell Rutherford I. E Amanda Cook Methoodist Church Evans Funeral Oceana

Polio Victim Flora Sexton Rites Planned Saturday

Flora Roberta Sexton eight dies from polio in Milton hospital. Funeral at Robinette Church of God at 1 p.m. Saturday with Rev. Verlin Lambert. burial in Claypool Cemetery. She was daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sexton of Lexington Michigan, lived with grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Vannatter, and has two sisters Erieanna and Mary Joe.

Robinette RNS Flora Roberta Sexton Robinette Church of God Verlin Lambert Claypool Robert Sexton Lexington Mich Morris Memorial Hospital Milton Tommy Vannatter Vernon Sexton Jeddo Erieanna Mary Joe McNeely Funeral Home Man

Ice Cream Parlor Sign Sparks Teen Talk Debate

A Zanesville Ohio man reports seeing a sign in a local ice cream parlor reading Teenage spoken here. The sight prompts discussion on teen expression and shop policy in the community.

Zanesville, Ohio Zanesville

National Park Service Manages 792 Properties in DC

The National Park Service oversees 792 properties in Washington DC with the White House listed among them.

The National Park Service Washington, D.C White House

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Lorain Bennett Family Weekly L. Keeney Mullens Hospital Oceana Circle Woman's Club Glenmore Kentucky Glenmore Distilleries CO Louisville, KY Pic gAvines Krochler Kroehler Sawyer Weet Nat Wyo Issac Sizemore Woodrow Edwards James Coe William Sparks Arthur Toler Great Britain United States Sicily Scarbro William P. Cook Baileysville Methodist Church Shannon Cemetery TU Sera Tomchins Tracy Sink Odds and Ends Westinghouse Axminster Hollywood Moran Avenue Mullens, W. VA
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