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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1962

Page

6

Explorers Elect Officers in Pineville Post Meeting

In Pineville the Boy Scout Explorer Post held its final training session led by Wallace Noble. The group plans to elect a president four vice presidents and a secretary treasurer at the January 22 meeting. Lion's Club sponsorship marks the post as one of nine councils' largest.

Pineville ANS Boy Scout Explorer Post Wallace Noble Jack Stewart American Legion Pineville Legion Hall Clarence Snyder James G. Brooks Dewey McKinney Glen Green Stewart Butch’’ Looney NEW Post The Lion’s Club of

Sympathy Extended R. D. Bailey Family

West Virginia lawmakers adopted resolutions Wednesday extending sympathy to families of former legislators who died since the 1961 session. Condolences were offered to C. Howard Hardesty Sr. Fairmont Robert D. Bailey Pineville Edgar R. Staats Parkersburg Harvey W. Harmer Clarksburg W T Brotherton Sr Roy W Jolliffe Moundsville and Francis N. Zickefoose Webster Springs. The Senate also deplored the death of former U S Senator John D Hoblitzell who died Saturday of a heart ailment.

Charleston UPI West Virginia C. Howard Hardesty Sr Fairmont Robert D. Bailey Pineville Edgar R. Staats Parkersburg Harvey W. Harmer Clarksburg House W. T. Brotherton Sr Roy W. Jolliffe Moundsville Francis N. Zickefoose Webster Springs Senate Joseph, Handlan R-Wood U. S John D. Hoblitzell Hoblitzell GOP

Committee Posts Fill Dunlap Circle at First Baptist Church

Dunlap Circle of the First Baptist Church appointed committee chairmen for the coming year at a Tuesday meeting held at the home of chairman Mrs. Charles S. Stump. New members Mrs. Lloyd Bright and Mrs. Garnet Short welcomed. 14 members attended with 1,665 stamps reported. Plans for a covered-dish luncheon and White Cross activities were outlined. February meeting set for Mrs. W. R. Nelson’s Highland Avenue home with Mrs. Ralph Mays leading.

Mullens RNS Dunlap First Baptist Charles S. Stump Moran Avenue S. P. Pearis Ray Toler Ralph Mays Lloyd Bright White Cross Sam Farley J. K. Smith Reading Leo Smith H. L. Akers Roger Pritchett C. A. Ellison H. H. Mounts Circle Garnet Short Highland Avenue W. R. Nelson

Pax PAX Visit Highlights Weirwood Trip

Mr and Mrs Clyde Mowell and children Margaret Anne and Johnny Ray returned to Weirwood after a weekend in Big Stone Gap Virginia. They visited Mrs Mowell parents J L McFalls and his siblings Fred Mildred and in laws Howard Herron and Kenneth Pleasant plus uncle B K McFalls. Don Stover of Mansfield Ohio, a Pax high school graduate and Mansfield High School coach, recently visited his father in Weirwood. Patricia Sutton is staying with her mother Rosella Sutton for a few days.

Clyde Mowell Margaret Anne Johnny Ray Weirwood Big Stone Gap Don Stover Mansfield Ohio Don Pax High School Mansfield High School Patricia Sutton Rosella Sutton

Worthy Matron Honored By Oak Hill Chapter No 107

Oak Hill Chapter No. 107 of the Order of the Eastern Star honored their worthy matron Mrs. Virgil Burgess at a Friday meeting in the Masonic hall. A gift and birthday cake were presented. Burgess announced Feb 2 as star point night and urged member attendance. She urged subscriptions to Starlight monthly. Virginia Taylor noted Christmas gifts sent to guests of the R. and R. H. Douglas Memorial Eastern Star Home at Millwood and the West Virginia Masonic Home at Parkersburg. Visitation for Mrs. Evelyn Powell, worthy grand matron of the Grand Jurisdiction of West Virginia, on Jan 31 in Montgomery was announced.

Oak Hill Order of the Eastern Star Virgil Burgess Masonic Virginia Taylor R. & R. H. Douglas Memorial Eastern Star Millwood West Virginia

Mrs Bailey Suffers Broken Hip In Fall

OCEANA BIS Mrs Perry Bailey of Oceana suffered a broken hip in a fall at her home Sunday morning She was admitted to Wyoming General Hospital and is to undergo surgery Tuesday Mrs Bailey will be 90 years old Feb 19 A charter member of the Rockcastle Association she is recognized by the association each time she attends a meeting

Oceana BIS Perry Bailey Wyoming General Hospital Bailey Rockcastle Association

Mexican Teacher Begins Wyoming County Visit

Miss Esperanza Lopez G. of Mexico arrived in Pineville to observe classroom procedures in Wyoming County Elementary schools under the International Teacher Development program. She has taught at Escuela Primario Centro Escolar Revolucion eleven years with prior service at Escuela Jose in Mexico. The schedule lists visits across Kopperston Pineville Mullens and Oceana from Jan 9 to Feb 2 including PTAs Lions Club Rotary and other events.

Pineville RNS Esperanza Lopez G Mexico Wyoming County Escuela Primario Centro Escolar Revolucion Lopez Escuela Jose Kopperston Wyoming Oceana Oceana High School Matheny Baileysville Huff Consolidated Coal Mountain Mullens Ben Dunman Herndon Itmann Stephenson John McGraw Road Branch P.T

Women Plan To Buy Curtains For Church

Members of the Ladies Auxiliary of the Bradley Freewill Baptist Church met in the Auxiliary Room on Monday evening. The group discussed purchasing curtains for the church and noted the all day Freewill Baptist Conference on Jan. 20 at Bradley. Attendees included Mrs. Lula Thompson, Mrs. Lottie Arthur, Mrs. Helen Suttle, Mrs. Mae Renfro, Mrs. Geneva Ramsey, and guests Miss Eileen Renfro, Miss Drema Ramsey, and Miss Jean Ann Suttle. The next meeting is Feb. 12.

Lottie Arthur Geneva Ramsey Mae Renfro Suttle Bradley Church Lula Thompson Helen Suttle Eileen Renfro Drema Ramsey Jean Ann Suttle

Shultz Named Director For Six Federal Home Loan Banks

J Duval Shultz president of the Fayetteville Federal Savings and Loan Association in Fayetteville is named public interest director on the boards of the six Federal Home Loan Banks. He will serve a four year term and the announcement was made in Washington by Federal Home Loan Bank Board Chairman Joseph P Mc Murray.

Fayetteville J. Duval Shultz

March Of Dimes Peanut Sale Sets March Event

Oak Hill Mount Hope and Fayetteville host a March of Dimes Peanut Sale sponsored by Fayette County teen clubs. Miss Judy Park and Miss Anita Kirby lead Oak Hill and Mount Hope efforts with volunteers Van Batton Mary Rachel Wood and Margaret Phillips overseeing Fayetteville. About 5 000 peanut packages are expected to be sold in Montgomery through the Tri-Hi-Y and 57 club members. Floyd Warrick urges community support for the teen volunteers.

Oak Hill Mount Hope Fayetteville Fayette County Judy Park Mount Hope High School Cochairman Tri-Hi-Y Club Anita Kirby March of Dimes van Batton Mary Rachel Wood Margaret Phillips Miss Kirby Miss Wood Miss Phillips Charleston Tri-Hi-Y Montgomery Charlotte Huffman Floyd Warrick

Carson Sponsors Mine Safety Bill

West Virginia legislators introduced a mine safety bill to require annual examinations for users of flame safety lamps and to raise pay for mine officials. The measure, led by Senate President Howard Carson and Lloyd D. Jackson, would also adjust air flow rules in worked out coal mine areas and address sight deterioration.

Charleston UPS West Virginia Senate Howard Carson D-Fayette Lloyd D. Jackson Lincoln State Mines Department Leonard Timms Timms

Friendship Class Meets At Corinne

The Friendship Class of First Church of God South Mullens met Tuesday night at Corinne in the home of Mrs. Zara Cook. Mrs. Roy Sisk led devotional. readings by Mrs. Mundy and Mrs. Sisk. song by Mrs. K Cook and Mrs. J Kirk. true and false quiz from October November December quarters. Meeting led by Mrs. Fred Jarrell. minutes by Mrs. Dishner. January visiting committee named. gifts exchanged. next meeting at Mrs. Jack Clay. Mrs. John J. Bailey honored with birthday tree and monetary gifts. 15 members and several guests attended. refreshments served.

James Kirk Kermit Cook Fred Jarrell R. E. Dishner Jarrell Robert McKinney Jack Clay John Shirley John J. Bailey Jane Banton Walter Mundy J. W. Caldwell E. B. Lefler

WSCS Plans Meeting at Pineville First Methodist

The Women’s Society of Christian Service of Pineville First Methodist Church meets at 7 30 p m in Fellowship Hall with Mrs E D Hawley as program chair and Rev R J Chenoweth Jr as special speaker.

Pineville RNS Women’s Society of Christan Service First Methodist Church Fellowship Hall E. D. Hawley R. J. Chenoweth Jr

Oak Grove Revival Ends at Ravencliff Church

The Oak Grove Church Sunday night service closed a week-long revival led by visiting evangelist Rev. Alvie Wilson of Charleston. Pastor Rev. George Sanners called the meeting highly successful.

Ravencliff People and Patients Share Weekend Activities

Mrs. Pate Brooks remains a patient at Wyoming General Hospital Mullens after mine injuries with plans to reenter Charlottesville hospital Jan. 14. In Bluefield, Louise Bailey Wade Pinson and George King were on business. Willis Woods travels to Cleveland to visit son and daughter in law Raymond and was joined by Mrs. Woods at her grandson’s home after a Cleveland birth. John Brooks returns to Patter son Va with visits to Mrs. Brooks' sister Gar field Price and Brook's sister Mrs. James C. Gentry. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bouchell visit Mrs. Bouchell's mother. Ronnie Lafferty recovers from surgery at oe General Hospital Malens. Mr. and Mrs. Billy Mosely return to Newark N Y after the injury of Mrs. Mosely's mother Mrs. Roscoe Lafferty in an automobile crash en route to Radford hospital. Mrs. Lafferty’s injuries prompted their stay with John Mosley's family. Charles Frazier remains for an indefinite visit. Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Vaught hosted Sunday dinner with William Phillips of Shady Spring.

Willis Woods Cleveland Ohio Raymond Woods Charlottesville Harry Bouchell Mallory Bouchell Garfield Price Ronnie Lafferty Donald Lafferty Oe General Billy Mosely Micky Newark N. Y Charles Frazier Rufus Vaught William Phillips Shady Spring

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