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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1961

Page

10

Lavinder resigns as New River Supply manager in Beckley

R. M. Bud Lavinder resigns as manager of New River Supply Co. Prince Street store after two years in the role and eight years with the company. He will stay in Beckley, involved with local clubs and chambers. His successor not named. furniture and appliances departments assigned to Paul Haner and Don Heaberlin. Operations move to 337 Neville Street on Tuesday.

R. M Bud” Lavinder New River Supply Co Prince Street Lavinder Beckley Chamber of Commerce The Fayetteville High School Delahanty Institute New York City New River Supply Bell Telephone Laboratories New River and Pocahontas Coal Co Virginia Electric Co Charleston Paul Haner Don Heaberlin Neville Street

Countians to Attend Concord Conference in Athens

Raleigh County school staff and a dozen locals are invited to a regional economic development conference at Concord College in Athens on Thursday. Superintendent Sherman C. Trail and assistants Mason Anderson Dewey Bone and William Reid will attend with many invited delegates from state politics unions industry and business.

Raleigh County Concord College Athens Sherman C. Trail Mason Anderson Dewey Bone William C. Reid Register and Post-Herald Joseph F. Marsh George Titler United Mine Workers of America George C. Porter W. W. Withrow C. Berkley Lilly Roy Lee Harmon House of Delegates Jack A. Nuckols Reid P. Davis UMWA M. F. Barksdale S. F. Caseinone Beckley Manufacturing Co Floyd M. Sayre Jr Beckley Chamber of Commerce Hulett C. Smith A. J. Walker Slab Fork Coal Co The Appalachian Power Co R. C Parrott Industrial Development Department Norfolk and Western Railway West Virginia

Animals In News at Start of Year Revelations in Beckley

A two foot snake appeared on Crescent Road and was killed by Jerry Underwood and Slugger White. The boys are sons of L H Underwood and Cotton White. A pony belonging to Grady Whitlock was treated for shock after getting caught in a feed manger. Beckley Wrecking Co. freed it and Dr C F Hale tended it. The incident occurs as snakes are unusual for the season.

Beckley Crescent Road Jerry Underwood White L. H. Underwood Cotton White Grady Whitlock Beckley Wrecking Co C. F. Hale

Family grief spans towns for three deaths

MR. AND MRS. William Terry and family of Harper Heights left Wednesday to attend the funeral of her brother Eugene Hairston who died Christmas Day. They were accompanied by Mrs. Lillie Cousins. MRS. DORA SNYDER of East Beckley has learned of the death of her sister Mrs. Sallie Calloway in Roanoke Virginia.

William Terry Harper Heights Eugene Hairston Lillie Cousins Dora Snyder East Beckley Sallie Calloway Roaoke

Holiday guest Tyree family in New York City

MISS MARJORIE F TYREE of New York City is a holiday guest of her parents Mr and Mrs James F Tyree. DINNER GUESTS Monday at Miss Carolyn Snyder Harper Heights included Miss Janice Muse Dayton Ohio Ian K Pearis Washington Dc Mrs Garnett Pearis Smithers and Lt and Mrs Roland Jones Fort Riley Kan

Marjorie F. Tyree New York City N. Y James F. Tyree Carolyn Snyder Harper Heights Janice Muse Dayton Ohio Ian K. Pearis Washington, D.C Garnett Pearis Smithers Roland Jones Fort Riley Kan

New England Lowest Highway Death Rate. Mountain States Highest

Life insurance statisticians report the lowest highway accident death rate in New England states while the highest rate is observed in the Mountain States in the West.

New England States West Mountain States

Beckley First Baby Of Year Beats Charleston Infant

Vicki Yvonne Pugh, born at Beckley Memorial Hospital at 2 52 Sunday afternoon, was not the first baby of the year. A Charleston infant entered just after midnight won the honor, weighing 8 pounds 14 and 1/2 ounces. Vicki Yvonne is the seventh child of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Pugh of Lawton, whose father works at the Lawton mine.

Beckley Charleston Russell Pugh Lawton Beckley Memorial Hospital Vicki Yvonne

Students and guests at Stratton High school affair

A senior Mary Ellen Moore and freshman Mark Skaggs led a guest list at an Alderson-Broaddus event hosted by Miss Lowe at 107 Travelers Lane. Attendees included Sandra Williams a Woodrow Wilson junior Donald Marchio a Mount Hope junior Mary Hutchinson Beckley College Button Lowe Woodrow Wilson senior Lois Arnott David Davies and Theresa Kidd all Alderson-Broaddus students.

Mary Ellen Moore Stratton High School Mark Skaggs Alderson- Broaddus Sandra Williams Woodrow Wilson High Miss Lowe B. F. Lowe Travelers Lane Donald Marchio Mount Hope High School Mary Hutchinson Beckley College Button Lowe Woodrow Wilson Lois Arnott David Davies Theresa Kidd Alderson-Broaddus Varney Susan Lowe

Hornets Create Inside View At Beckley Home Nest

In 1960 readers learned how a hornet nest formed inside the Gorsica home window at Flat Top. The piece explains hornet biology, nest construction, seasonality, and colony structure, noting about 5 000 hornets per average nest and parasitic insects inside the nest soil. Also covered is Rev George McCune’s upcoming talk at Appalachian Bible Institute and his recent Africa mission experiences.

Opal Ripley John Gorshas Gorsicas Gorsica George McCune Baptist Foreign Mission Society Wheaton Ill Appalachian Bible Institute Bradley McCune Republic of Ivory Coast Belgian Congo Africa Congo Jordan Italy Portugal

Sophia High seniors work on yearbook projects early

Sophia High School seniors already begin graduation projects including the yearbook as the first semester nears its end. The school newspaper notes their early effort and teamwork shaping the yearbook and other senior projects.

Sophia High School

Library to resume regular hours Tuesday

The Raleigh County Library will reopen Tuesday and continue its usual hours for the rest of the week. Tuesday evening hours from 6 to 8 30 are also observed as usual, per Mrs. C. H. Graham.

Raleigh County C. H. Graham

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ACME Pinto del Monte Armour U.S. No Concord Terry Vicki Yvonne Pugh John Gorsia Beckleyans Viper Sophia Sti Margie Terry Nan Udent Council Morton Walker Emanuel Gaziano Joanne Kish Jesse McElrath Charles Sophia Nancy Morton Nancy Bowman Dreama Bauquess Connie Barr Bernard Cline
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