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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1965

Page

9

Time Out From The Cold War To Scramble Eggs

Allan Keller recounts Julius Spessor the late President Kennedy family chef in a warm portrait of JFK as a considerate and humorous leader. Spessor details intimate kitchen moments from fettuccine requests to Lobster sauce and a chocolate souffle, highlighting Kennedy kindness and family life shared with Caroline John and Jackie Kennedy.

Allan Keller New York John F. Kennedy Julius Spessor White House Execu Tive The Brasserie Spessot JFK Rene Verdon Verdon the Bulge Newport R. I Julius Spessor Kennedy Caroline John Jackie Rhode Island George Mrs. Kennedy

McGraws and Relatives Visit Across Several Towns

A Christmas weekend gathering spans Ravencliff to Arlington with multiple relatives visiting the McGraws and Mullins circle. Guests include the Webbs Otis Smiths Billy Gene Smith Katrina Mullins and more. Returns home Sunday to Stewart Virginia and Arling ton Virginia.

Wyatt Sworn In As Commissioner

Mullens city commissioners met at City Hall and Mayor Staats administered the oath to newly elected commissioner Greely Wyatt replacing Tracy Hylton. Plans for sewer lines for new development for highway-extension displacements were approved.

Mullens ANS City Hall W. W. Staats Greely Wyatt Tracy Hylton C. C. Phillips Jack Feller Park Avenue Lusk Avenue Cook Street Moran Avenue First Street Jimmy James

Bookmobile visits Pineville boost library use and loans

The Flying Book Express from the West Virginia Library Commission visited Pineville, checking out 637 books, including 269 fiction, with 64 new members signing up. Local volunteers assisted, and officials plan extended services after Wyoming County advisory plans gain county court approval. The unit returns January 20–21 with afternoon and morning hours.

Pineville RNS Flying Book Express West Virginia Library Commission Charleston Paul Viers John Scoleri Louise Cook Oceana Dave Bartemes Gene Holstein Wyoming County Coal Mountain

Post Completes Plans For District Workshop

Fayetteville LaFayette Post No 149 American Legion completed plans for a district workshop to be held January 17 at the Fayetteville Legion Post. Over 60 posts from Southern West Virginia will be represented. The event features committees on color guard registration greeters club room and more. Reports noted area schools contest and awards plans.

Fayetteville LaFayette Post No. 149 American Legion West Virginia Lee Color Guard Harry Kincaid Leslie Withrow Frank Clinebell Aubrey Riner Robert Honaker James Grose James Bowling Harry Aliff Thomas Myles Claude Bess L. W. Bradley John Witt Jr H. L. van Camp Boyd Selvey Oscar Henderson Bert Nugen William Hesse Post Mount Hope Oak Hill Nuttall van Camp Bowling TV Lanes Memorial Building

Now You Know By United Press International

More than 1,700 women are registered representatives of New York Stock Exchange member firms, 45 are general partners and more than 280 are limited partners, according to the book Women and Wall Street.

United Press International New York Stock Exchange Wall Street

Unsafe building on Guyandotte Avenue to be removed

A notice states that a building on Guyandotte Avenue deemed unsafe must be removed by the owner. The order specifies action to protect public safety and outlines the deadline for compliance.

Guyandotte Avenue

Oak Hill Methodist Circles Plan Home Coffees

Oak Hill circles of the church met Tuesday to plan coffees at various homes to recruit new members. Ella Lewis Circle hosted by Miss Fannie Toombs and Mrs. G B Garbett discussed race relations after a lesson called Our Children and Theirs. Next meetings set for Feb 2 and at Mrs R R Thomas and Mrs J C Tincher homes. Mary Peters Circle and Adah Callison Circle also met with programs on the same theme and a Christmas tribute to a shut-in member.

Oak Hill Ella Lewis Fannie Toombs G. B. Garbett J. E. Lewis J. C. Tincher W. A. Wilson Ridge Road D. F. Kincaid R. R. Thomas Willie Huddleston Maude Hannabass Wilie Huddleston Tracy Moses Frank Nicholas Fred Oxendale R. R. Thomas Sr I. S. Tyler Mary Peters Mark Miller Kelly Avenue Carl Ledford Emmett Fitzwater Helen Donachy Harry Gray Gene Carter L. C. Allman Lucille Underwood Ben Teano D. P. Lively Adah Callison G. S. Callison Gus Addington R. R. Thomas Jr Howard Cokier Howard Cummings Eldon Decker

Mount Hope Social Notes Highlight Local Visits

Miss Violet Grace McCutcheon has returned home after holidays with her brother and sister-in-law Charles and on Hallandale Florida. Mr and Mrs William Hatten of Las Vegas Nevada visited in the home of aunt Clyde E Warden. They visited relatives in Oak Hill area. Mrs Fannie Richeson and Mr and Mrs John Jenkins visited his sister Marian ne in Philippi last week.

Baton Rouge Chief Promises No Ticket Fixing

Baton Rouge police chief David J. Keyser pledged strict enforcement and not to fix tickets. His 22-year-old son, David Keyser Jr., appeared in traffic court for driving 65 in a 50 mph zone and paid a $10 fine.

Baton Rouge, la UPI Baton Rouge David J. Keyser David Keyser Jr

Wyoming Youth Corps plans in Wyoming County

Wyoming County Principals Association moves to participate in the Neighborhood Youth Corps program. County coordinator Jesse W. Morgan says 245 students may join, with 35 per school. The program offers training centers, work at schools, stipends, housing, and support services for youths ages 16 to 21 who are in school or returning to it. Four delegates will attend the National Association of Secondary School Principals meeting in Miami, with Pineville and Mullens school leaders listed among attendees.

Pineville RNS Wyoming County Secondary Principals Association Jesse W. Morgan Wyoming County County Coordi Nator Lewis D'Antoni Mullens High School Ace B. Stewart Ronald Cook Jesse Houck Miami Fla Pineville High School Wyoming County Student Council Association J. Paul England Baileysville High School Elbert L. Cook Herndon High School Lewis D’antoni Ronald Lee Cook Oceana High School Jim Lewis Glen Rogers Grady Mullins Wyoming Vocational Technical School Jesse Morgan George Nelly

Resolutions as Meeting Topic at Milam Methodist Group

Milam Methodist Church Society of Christian Service members met at Mrs. Fulton W. Brown’s home for the first meeting of the new year. The theme "Resolved to pray trust God praise the Lord" guided devotion, prayers, and a hymn. Members planned plate sales with church inscription and added order, plus food choppers sale. The group will meet in February at the Brown home with co hosts Mrs. H E McGraw and Mrs. Shelburn Brooks. refreshments followed adjournment.

McGraws RNS Society of Christian Service Milam Methodist Church Fulton W. Brown Brown Walter McGraw Jack Brown Shelburn Brooks Sharon MaeGraw Noah Dancy Jesus H. E. McGraw

Family and friends visit Glen Fork area and travels

Glen Fork reports a family gathering as Mr. and Mrs. Jess Day and relatives return to Mocksville North Carolina after a weekend visit. Mackie Hash leaves for Chicago to resume work. Mrs. Hash hosts Archie Hash party guests from Winston Salem and Chicago visitors call. Jeff Brown and Jack Pizzino, both patients, are reported improved.

Glen Fork RNS Jess Day Ansel Powers Hiram Acord Oley Bailey Elmer Day Mocksville N. C Polk Hash Mackie Hash Chicago Ill Glen Rogers High School Jack Pizzino Stevens Clinic Welch

Gambler Wins Four Month Old Lion In Card Game

In Udine Italy a gambler won a four month old lion in a card game. He believed his bet was a truck. The opponent had wagered a Leoncino meaning little lion and naming a small pickup truck.

Udine Italy UPI Lion

Inspection Date Set For Sorority

OAK HILL The Nu Eta Chapter of Tau Phi Lambda Sorority will be inspected on February 8 at the Knights of Pythias Hall as part of the Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle of Oak Hill activities. The group plans a bake sale January 16 and a social hour after the inspection with Mary Alice Summerfield serving as instructor.

Oak Hill Nu Eta Tau Phi Lambda Sorority Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle Knights of Pythias Barbara Farmer Gladys Smith Carol Miller Sam Miller Lewis Smith Jo Ellen Toney James Ratliff James Samples James Davis John Gieseking Sheila Toney Dotty Adkins

Wasting Time London Coal Board Report Cites Low Output

A National Coal Board booklet claims miners spend 2 percent of a seven hour shift actually working and waste 52 for no good reason at age.

London UPI National Coal Board

Britain's Biggest Dog Lands Role in Sherlock Holmes Series

Janet Warren of Newbury England has her 163 pound English mastiff Hector Warren cast in a new TV series Sherlock Holmes. The dog, believed to be Britain's largest, was selected after auditioning for the part.

Newbury England UPI Janet Warren Hector Warren Britain Sherlock Holmes

Almanac highlights for Friday January 8 1965

Almanac notes the date Friday January 8 1965 with planetary references and historical events. Notable entries include Andrew Jackson’s 1815 victory at New Orleans with heavy British casualties, 1867 suffrage legislation for Negroes in the District of Columbia, Wilson’s 14 point peace plan to Congress in 1918, and the opening of the 88th Congress in 1963.

United Press International Andrew Jackson New Orleans Congress District of Columbia Woodrow Wilson

Thought for the day by President Wilson

President Wilson praised spontaneous cooperation of a free people as the highest form of efficiency in a concise message reflecting civic ideals. The quote underscores values of independence and collective action in a democratic society.

Wilson

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