Maritime training ships obsolete says society
A speaker at the society's annual meeting argued that sailing vessels have outlived their usefulness as training ships for seamanship, noting Britain has no sail-rigged training ships remaining.
26 Feb 1958
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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1958
Page
1
A speaker at the society's annual meeting argued that sailing vessels have outlived their usefulness as training ships for seamanship, noting Britain has no sail-rigged training ships remaining.
Twenty two land transfers were recorded in Fayette County Clerk's office last week. Names include Frank Young and others selling to Nellie Nibert for ten dollars, Emma J Ball to Robert C Ball for five dollars, and multiple Ball family deeds on Laurel Creek and Beckwith for five dollars each.
Local notices list weekend guests including Beula Crist and the Crist family in Charleston and the Camerons with the Mills, plus visits by Coach Joe Marra in Clarksburg. Property transactions feature numerous lots in Oak Hill Fayetteville and Sewell Mountain District with prices from $300 to about $12,000 and sales to Ames Mining Co., Blackburn Patteson Realty Co., and others.
A covered-dish church dinner with meat provided is set for 6 p.m. at Oak Hill Methodist Church led by the Women’s Society of Christian Service. Also notes on local hospitalizations and family visits amid general community notices.
Maniey W. Howard will become district engineer for SRC District 9 covering Greenbrier Fayette Monroe Nicholas and Summers counties. He replaces A B Turner who moves to Road Commission headquarters in Charleston. Howard, 53, began with the commission as a surveyor in 1927 and will start March 1 at District 9 headquarters in Lewisburg. Turner, 65, has served in Lewisburg since July 1952.
Roy Lee Clendenin 18 of Oak Hill confessed to breaking into multiple businesses in January and February. He admitted taking cash sums from Modern Auto Sales and Service Oak Hill Motors Fayette Motor Co and attempted safes at King Coal Chevrolet Co. He had earlier been in reform school and was jailed awaiting a preliminary hearing after identification tied him to a silver crucifix found at a scene.
Fayetteville Woman's Club meets Monday at Memorial Auditorium. Ronald Steele will lead a Feaster Report on Education panel with Miss Gladys Bary directing a children’s musical. Members donate redecorated hats to raise funds for Camp Galahad. a Change can is opened. Board meeting at 7 p.m.. general gathering at 7:30 p.m.
The article portrays Joseph as a just Nazareth resident of Davidic lineage and the protective earthly father of Jesus. It notes his quiet faith, vigilance against threats, and role in Jesus life from infancy through Passover travel, suggesting he died before the crucifixion. An apocryphal tale recalls Joseph teaching Jesus carpentry and grain wisdom.
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