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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1962
Page
6
Reader questions cover acne rosacea versus whisky nose, ALS and MS resources, and low cholesterol diet myths. Dr Hyman cautions against risky therapies, promotes weight reduction via total caloric intake, and references a pamphlet on Lose Weight Healthfully. The piece lists local visit notes and a historical note on ancient water reservoirs, ending with a note about a Family Weekly feature on moon reach.
The Rev. E. P. Cochran pastor of Shady Spring Baptist Church and Southern Soil Conservation District Minister of the Year was guest speaker. He spoke on land stewardship as a divine responsibility for all people. Fayette County members attended with about 30 people including spouses.
The Beckley Police Court Monday night saw the largest bond forfeiture by Herman Athey on a drunk driving charge totaling $106.50. Other forfeitures listed include Woodrow L. Carter $58 for reckless driving Floyd H. Parker $33 for drunkenness and fighting Curtis Cabell $34.50 for drunkenness and fighting William Ray Ward $5 for a red light violation and Mrs. Donald Wickline $5 for permitting a dog to run loose. Drunkenness related forfeitures totaled $106.50.
Mike Fink was an American ranger boatman and fur trader celebrated along the Mississippi for his jokes and fighting skill. Folklore surrounds him as an enduring figure. The imperial Japanese dynasty is claimed as the oldest ruling house in the world with traditional dating to 600 B C though lacking historical proof. In Norway the period of near darkness ends by late August, marking the Midnight Sun season.
Seized secretary seizes sedan amid a series of scattered notes and scribbles. The segment mentions Fayette Raleigh Wyoming AS and a February 4 date linked to a scholarship event.
On January 10, 1776 Thomas Paine published Common Sense in Philadelphia urging independence from Britain. The Treasury Department may issue a new Space Bonds series within the next year, similar to E-Bonds with an updated name.
A 1962 Field Enterprises horoscope column provides daily guidance for each zodiac sign. It advises Aries to check business health, Taurus to endure romantic disappointment philosophically, Gemini to let reputation speak, Cancer to blend skills for potential financial gain, Leo to withhold money details, Virgo to start saving, Libra to expect improvement, Scorpio to beware amateur financial counsel, Sagittarius to shelve plans gracefully, Capricorn to avoid arms over disagreement, Aquarius to try a daring idea, and Pisces to spend time quietly at home with restraint in romance.
E. E. Bibb of Beckley will join the Small Business Administration advisory council for West Virginia. Appointments announced by SBA regional director Clarence P. Moore of Richmond precede regional and national councils aimed at evaluating programs and advising agency leaders. Other West Virginians named include J. Paul Blundon Keyser Frank H. Crislip Grafton D Edwin Fletcher Elkins Ernest G. Otey Bluefield Marshall M. Casdorph Ronceverte and Joe N. Patton Huntington. Members serve without compensation.
In conservative Korean families a woman is seldom named and is identified as the wife, daughter, or mother of a man. She eats separately from the men and in a different place, reinforcing gendered boundaries within the household.
A UPI caption notes a suburban Pittsburgh restaurant advertisement boasting home style cooking with a playful claim that the meals are “food like mother used to make before she started playing bridge.”
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