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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1962

Page

12

Fallout Dangers Outlined For Oak Leaf Gardeners

Oak Hill residents heard from USDA Soil Conservation Service agent Ward Ashford about radioactive fallout. He explained fallout from hydrogen bombs and weather patterns, its invisibility, and the need for shelter and three feet of earth for protection. A Geiger counter, gas mask, and wearable dosimeter were shown. The meeting included a nominating committee for club officers and a note to order The National Gardener.

Oak Hill RNS Ward Ashford United States Soil Conservation Service of Fayetteville Oak Leaf Garden Club Bowling Addition M. E. Pennington Ashford

Pineville Man Hurt In Wyoming Wreck

Pineville resident Bobby Sands was treated for a head cut requiring 30 stitches after a Saturday night automobile crash on Route 10 Pineville Oceana road. Passenger Harold Adkins, also of Pineville, was driving a 1954 convertible and was charged with drunken driving after the car struck a guard rail and veered into a cliff. Adkins posted $50 bond before Magistrate Ward Sheppard as his vehicle was demolished.

Pineville RNS Bobby Sands Pineville-Oceana Harold Adkins Sands Adkins Ward Sheppard

Club Notes Recap With Feb Meeting Set

Refreshments were served to Mr. Ashford, Mrs. Berry, Mrs. Hitchcock, Mrs. Ray Mullins, Mrs. Eddie Souk, Mrs. John Samuels Jr., Mrs. T. W. Sowers, and the hostess. The next meeting will be Feb. 1 with Mrs. John Samuels Jr. as hostess.

Ashford Berry Hitchcock Ray Mullins Eddie Souk John Samuels Jr T. W. Sowers

Five new junior high cheerleaders named in selection

Five freshmen named as pop position holders include Audrey Pennington Sharon Collins Marlene Collins Patty Blanken ship and Nancy Poland. Most were Kopperston Grade School seniors last year with one from Oceana Grade. They join the Girls year and participate in church youth groups and school chorus activities. Marlene is in the OHS band. Patty sings with Pow Wow Teens and the girls chorus.

Marlene Collins Patty Blankenship Audrey Pennington Nancy Poland Sharon Collins Sharon Kopperston Oceana Marlene OHS Nancy Oceana Methodist Church Patty Pow Wow Audrey

Times Entered In Newspaper Contest

The Tomahawk Times will enter the state wide high school newspaper contest at West Virginia University. Participating schools submit three consecutive issues from 1961-62. Papers judged on 10 factors and classified as All State First Class or Second Class by journalism faculty. In 1960 Times was First Class.

Tomahawk Times School of Journalism West Virginia University the Times

Adult Tailoring Class Offered Mullens High School

An adult tailoring class will begin at Mullens High School at 7 p.m. on January 29. Home economics teacher Mrs. Woodrow Cook will demonstrate a walking suit with a three quarter coat and a lined skirt. The six week Monday night course, offered free under the State Vocational Educational Department and Wyoming County Board of Education, is open to women who took previous Bishop Method courses. Call Mrs. Cook after 5 p.m. to enroll.

Mullens ANS Mullens High School Woodrow Cook Cook State Vocational Educational Department Wyoming County Board of Education

Theater Entered Nothing Taken Pineville Break-in

Police investigated a breaking and entering at the Pine Theater in Pineville. The front door was forced open but the office and vending machines were not damaged and nothing was taken.

Pineville RNS W. W. Bolt Pine Theater

Two Cars Demolished in Pineville Wreck

A three car crash on Main Street in Pineville around 10 p.m. Saturday left two cars demolished and minor damage to a third. Paul McGraw, 33, of Pineville, was charged with drunken driving after his 1954 car struck two parked vehicles, a 1958 model owned by Ernest Hays and a 1960 car owned by Russell Beavers. The Hays car was totaled. A parking meter was damaged. The driver suffered minor injuries including a knocked out tooth. McGraw posted a $100 bond and faces a Feb. 10 hearing before Magistrate Ward Sheppard.

Pineville RNS Main Street Paul McGraw Ernest Hays Russell Beavers McGraw Hays Ward Sheppard

Mrs Howard Urges Study of Constitution

Mrs J E Howard national defense chair man for the Borderland Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution gave the National Defense report at a Fayetteville meeting. She urged members to study the Constitution while an honor roll of appreciation and progress reports were reviewed.

Fayetteville J. E. Howard National Defense Borderland Daughters of the American Revolution J. M. Francesa Howard Friends of the Library Fayette County P. C. Graney R. L. Hughes J. C. Gwinn United States State National Defense Committee E. O. Wiseman C. R. Hill Oak Hill O. F

Fayetteville welcomes Hink Henson after Fayetteville visit

Edward Hink Henson has returned to Chicago after an eight day Fayetteville visit with his mother Louise Epperly and relatives. Mrs Gary McClung of Princeton visits Fayetteville with her mother Mrs David Saxon of Maple Road to see her father hospitalized at Beckley Hospital.

Fayetteville Edward “‘Hink’’ Henson Chicago Ill Louise Epperly Gary McClung Princeton David E. Saxon Maple Road Beckley Hospital

Circle Meets Membership Up At Mount Hope Church

Members of Circle No. 2 of Mount Hope First Christian Church met in the Fellowship Hall with Mrs. Rufus Beverley presiding and welcomed Mrs. W. D. Kessler as a new member. Devotional readings, prayers, roll call, and talks on Bible chapters marked the meeting. District Youth Convention plans and a table sale fundraiser were announced, with several members listed as present.

Mount Hope RNS Circle No. 2 Mount Hope First Christian Church Fellowship Hall Rufus Beverley W. D. Kessler Christian Women's Fellowship World Call Marvin Beverly A. Maude Roby D. B. Hartsaw Page Humphrey Nellie Manning C. R. Berry Clarise R. Jordan

Old Line Legal Reserve Life Insurance Ad

A vintage classified ad asks if you were born before 1911 offering a $1000 life policy for ages 50 to 80 with no medical exam required. It urges tearing out the ad and mailing name address and year of birth to Central Security Life Insurance Co. in Fort Worth Texas.

OLD Line Legal Reserve Life Insurance Central Security Life Insurance Co Dept. L West Rosedale Fort Worth Texas

Essay Contest Open To Students

Several Oceana High students polish essays on Living, Learning, and Working Together the Pineville Woman's Club sponsored contest open to Wyoming County high school students ends January 16. Essays up to 1000 words judged for neatness, punctuation, spelling, and originality. School faculty pick four best entries. final judging by an as yet announced committee. Prizes: 25 dollar savings bond, 10 and 5 dollars. Miss Margaret Lewis Pineville High teacher chairs the contest.

Oceana High Pineville Woman's Club Wyoming County Margaret Lewis Pineville High

Girl Scout Council to Join PTA Program in Oak Hill

Plans set at a Thursday Oak Hill council meeting for Mountain Laurel Girl Scout Council members to take part in the February Oak Hill Parent-Teacher Association meeting. Church of God on Jones Avenue hosts the PTA event with all Oak Hill troops invited to present. Local leaders include Mrs. C. R. Hill Jr. and Oak Hill chairs Mrs. Steve Grabosky Mrs James King Jr. and others. Motto cited: Citius Altius Fortius.

Oak Hill Mountain Laurel C. R. Hill Jr Fayetteville Steve Grabosky James King Jr Lawrence Portman Ike Brown S. E. Campbell James King Audrey Baughman Ray Mullins

Meredith Seeks Wyoming County House Post

John D. Meredith Jr. enters the Wyoming County House of Delegates race as a new candidate. A long-time Democrat and Air Force veteran of the Korean War era, he is a Glen Rogers High School and Morris Harvey College graduate with an education degree. He has taught in the county and worked as a credit investigator, born Oct 11, 1930 at McGraws and lifelong resident.

Pineville House of Delegates Wyoming County John D. Meredith Jr McGraws Soulsville Democratic Party Meredith Glen Rogers Morris Harvey College Alpha Lambda Sigma Tau Gamma This County John Meredith

Mrs. Woody Honored By Shower At Alpoca

Mrs. Charles Woody of Alpoca was honored at a stork shower Tuesday night in Friendship Hall at Alpoca Methodist Church. Hostesses were members of the Women's Society of Christian Service. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Wesley Wall Mrs. Mae Shrewsbury and Mrs. Stewart Matney. Attendants included numerous Alpeca area women and guests from Bailesville and Florida.

Glen Lambert Russell Woody Lawrence Belcher Rose Knuckels Roger Mills Mark Cook Alpeca Ray Lucento Zane Scott Lenden Lusk Basil White Clarence Weis Oliver Sizemore Angelina Lucento Thelma Mc.Kinney Buster Quesenberry Corbett Perdue Orville Moran Russell Caldwell Bonnie Quesenberry Eugene Bailey Baileysville Thomas Belcher Florida

Pax Kile and Relatives Visit Paxorama News Note

Mr and Mrs Larry Kile return to Indianapolis after visiting Mrs Kiles parents Mr and Mrs Clyde Mowell in Weirwood Norma Mowell a Pax High School graduate works as a stenographer for McQuay Norris Manufacturing Co in Indianapolis Lowell Payne of Montgomery visited Mr and Mrs Frank Tyree Pax Miss Geneva Payne Beckley returned home after a night with Mrs Rosella Sutton Patricia Sutton of Man visited Mrs Sutton

PAX Indianapolis Ind Larry Kile Clyde Mowell Weirwood Kile Norma Mowell Pax High School McQuay-Norris Manufaccturing Co Frank Tyree Lowell Payne Montgomery Geneva Payne Beckley Rosella Sutton Sutton Patricia Man

Sunday School Elects Mount Hope Officers

RNS reports Mount Hope Presbyterian Church Sunday School Young Adult Class elected Ray Young president Peggy Dorsey vice president Shirley Keatley secretary treasurer and Mary Lou Page contingent fund treasurer Officers installed in 1964 classes include Elders Everett C. Amick Allen Garrett Jr H D Norton and Tom T Twaddle Deacons Patrick C. Graney Jr Thomas W. Howard Nunzio Sergi and V A Vickers

Nunzio Sergi V. A. Vickers

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