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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1950

Page

6

Nurses Added to Raleigh County Red Cross Nursing Rolls

Four registered nurses joined the Raleigh County Chapter National Red Cross Nursing Service under a new enrollment plan to serve the community beyond duty. They must be state-registered, health compliant, and complete the Red Cross orientation. Past memberships remain valid under the plan effective May 1915 and the 1947 permanent nurse corps legislation.

Raleigh County National Red Cross Nurs Lona Meadrows William T. Harris Ralph Hartson Paul Epsperly Red Cross William Brown

Vets urged to convert GI term to permanent plan

Roy I. Smith of Beckley urges World War II veterans to convert their GI term life policies to the permanent plan. He notes Congress could extend renewal options, keeping premiums stable based on veteran age, with the policy good for eight years under current terms. He stresses the need to act before expiration.

Congress Roy I. Smith Dill Newal Smith Beckley Uniter Department of Veterans Affairs

Teen Driver Education in West Virginia High Schools

Three Raleigh County high schools Mark Twain Marsh Fork and Woodrow Wilson offer a driver education program teaching driving fundamentals and vehicle mechanics. Classes use dual controlled cars donated by local dealers. 30 students from Mark Twain and 17 from Marsh Fork previously completed the course with no accidents. Statewide promotion by the Association of Casualty and Safety Companies and Governor Patteson aims to expand driver education as a lasting public safety measure.

Raleigh County Mark Twain Marsh Fork Woodrow Wilson Claude Worley James R. Webb Midway Chevrolet Company Whites Ville C. E. Walker Joe McComas Walker Steed Walker Hall West Virginia W. E F. Burchett Department of Safety Education Julien J .Marvey Association

Frye Funeral Set for Tomorrow in Kayford

Funeral services for Mrs. Virginia Frye 83 died at her daughter’s Kayford home at 7:30 a m will be held at 2:30 p m tomorrow at the Pentecostal Church of God Kayford with burial in Sunset Memorial Park She was a former Beckley resident 20 years before moving to Rayford a year ago A Pentecostal Church member she was born in Ohio July 24 1893 Survived by sister Mrs Josephine North Cincinnati Ohio brother Israel Saylor Ironton Ohio son Elmer Frye Saxon four daughters Mrs Hazel Compton Montgomery Mrs Florence Barker Charleston Mrs Hattie Gilkerson Rayford and Mrs Edith Taylor Beckley 32 grandchildren 63 great grandchildren Also surviving are numerous relatives The body moved from Hooper Funeral Home Montgomery to the home of Mrs Gilkerson Kayford yesterday

Virginia Frye Kayford Pentecostal Church of God Sunset Memorial Park Pentecostal Church Ohio IRB Josephine North Cincinnati Israel Saylor Ironton Elmer Frye Saxon Hazel Compton Montgomery Florence Barker Charleston Hattie Gilkerson Rayford Edith Taylor Beckley Hooper Gilkerson

Unauthorized Parking at Post Office Sparks Tow Policy

Postmaster J. D. Hollandsworth announced the post office will discontinue parking today for unauthorized vehicles. Cars found in the lot behind the building and in the Neville Street and Woodlawn Avenue driveways will be towed to the owner's expense. The move aims to prevent blocking the unloading area used for mail by truck.

J.D. Hollandsworth Neville Street Woodlawn Avenue

Maxwell to Lead West Virginia Bar By-Laws Group

J W Maxwell a Beckley attorney was named chairman of the Constitution and By-Laws committee of the West Virginia Bar Association. The appointment announced by bar president Charles C Wise Jr is part of 12 chairmanships for special committees. The slate brings total state bar appointees to 154 with six from Charleston two from Clarksburg and one each from Huntington Morgantown and Moorefield.

J. W. Maxwell Beckley West Virginia Bar Association Charles C. Wise State Bar Executive Council Wise Charleston Clarksburg Huntington Morgantown Moorefield

Pittsburgh Man's Funeral Tomorrow

Funeral services for Abraham Patterson DeWeese aged 50, formerly of Sophia, will be held at 2 p m tomorrow at the Sophia Baptist Church with Rev Dewey Wilson Jr officiating. Burial will follow in McKinney Cemetery. DeWeese died in a Pittsburgh hospital after a two year illness. He is survived by his father Speter DeWeese of Affinity two brothers William A DeWesse and J K DeWeese both of Affinity and two sisters Mrs Nellie McKinney of Midway and Mrs Bessie Stone of Sophia.

Abraham Patterson DeWeese Sophia Sophian Baptist Church DeWeese Pittsburgh Dewey Wilson Jr McKinney Williams Funeral Home Speter DeWeese Affinity William A. DeWesse Beckley J. K. DeWeese Nellie McKinney Midway Bessie Stone

City Hall approves plan for new garage apartment on Orchard Ave

C. B. Garten secured a permit yesterday to build a four room limestone block garage apartment at 1301 Orchard Ave with asbestos shingles and killotty pine. Estimated construction cost is 3500 dollars, part of January’s total 25950 dollars in permits issued this month.

C. B. Garten City Hall Killotty Orchard Ave

McKinney to Face Hit Run Charge Hearing in Sophia

Jack McKinney is set for a hearing today before Justice of the Peace Charles T. Bur diss in Sophia on a hit run charge. He allegedly drove a vehicle that struck another McKinney vehicle, reportedly not a relative, near year end. Warrant served by Constable R. E. Bonham.

Jack McKinney Justice of the Peace Charles T. Burdiss Sophia McKinney R. E. Bonham

Hatmaker Infant Funeral Planned for Rita Sue Hatmaker

Funeral services for six month old Rita Sue Hatmaker, daughter of Mr and Mrs William Earl Hatmaker, Oak Ridge Tennessee, will be held at Mount Tabor Baptist Church at 2 30 p m tomorrow. The infant died yesterday afternoon at the home of her grandparents in Oak Ridge. Burial will follow in Mount Tabor Cemetery. Surviving are the parents, maternal and paternal grandparents.

Rita Sue Hatmaker William Earl Honaker Oak Ridge Tenn Mount Tabor Baptist Church William C. French Piney Avenue Keyser B. C. Jennings Mount Tabor Ella Hatmaker Oak Ridge, Tenn

Beckley BBB Eyes Valley Drive Completion and Park ing Plan

The Beckley Chamber of Commerce board approved urging completion of Valley Drive and discussed a parking building project to ease traffic. Officers reelected include W M Kessel president and Robert Foster VP, with J S Larrick as treasurer.

BBB Valley Drive Rick John E Beckley Business ‘ Bis | Bureau State Road Lewis Pelease Ray Cavendish Beckley State Road Commission

Funeral services set for Joe Sebsr in Glen Rogers

Joe Sebsr, 72, of Glen Rogers, will be buried tomorrow at Sunset Memorial Park at 2 p m Local 6004 United Mine Workers will conduct the burial The body lies at Rose Funeral Home Sebsr died at a Princeton hospital at 2 a m Wednesday

Joe Sebsr Glen Rogers Sunset Memorial Park United Mine Workers

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