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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1962

Page

3

Training starts today at Cedar Lakes near Ripley

Ten persons begin training today at Cedar Lakes near Ripley. In two weeks the group will move to the craft center to be established at Stotesbury. Seated are Walter Bagrich, Mrs. Harvey Meadows, Grover Smith, Sam Leslie. standing are Evan P. Maynard, Lacy Fox and Kenny.

Cedar Lakes Ripley Stotesbury Walter Bagrich Harvey Meadows Grover Smith Sam Leslie Evan P. Maynard Lacy Fox Kenny

18 Girl Scout Leaders Attend Orientation Meet

A workshop at First Christian Church drew 18 Brownie and Intermediate leaders and assistants. Miss Meg Bailey of Charleston led the session with Volunteer Trainer Mrs G L Anderson of Beckley assisting. Announced was a District meeting February 1 at The Methodist Temple, with Senior Leader workshop planned February 8 in Mount Hope.

Meg Bailey Charleston Mountain Laurel Council G. L. Anderson Beckley Miss Bailey Raleigh County South Charleston Capital Wheelgate Kanawha County Methodist Temple I. Wilbur Bays Mount Hope

Mount Hope Circle Meets In Social Hall

Mount Hope Circle No 3 of Mount Hope Methodist Church met in the church Social Hall. Doris Hock reviewed Edge of the Edge, Doris Stuart gave the devotional, and Gladys Davis conducted a brief business session. Hostesses Dorothy Fontana and Cora Worring served refreshments. A surprise stork shower honored L H Maynor Jr. with gifts opened and displayed. Next meeting February 13 at Nokie Thompson's home with Hock and Wotring presenting.

Doris Stuart Nokie Thompson Lena Thompson Doris Hock Anna Cope Jewell Martin Cora Wotring Rena Maynor Frances Garrett Patty Parker Patty Vargo Kitty Bryan Dorothy Fontana Gladys Davis

Mount Hope Weekend Guests Visitor Notes

Mt Hope area social notes report Mr and Mrs W B Ramey and their son in law and daughter from Ta koma Park Md visiting their relatives Mr and Mrs Ernest G Napier in Pikeville Ky with children. Bill Ramey and son Bruce visit Richwood, and they also called on Buren Foster family Kilsyth. Hobart Grimmett and Sharyl Wooddell improving in Beckley hospitals.

Mount Hope Rns W. B. Ramey Toney Codi Takoma Park Ernest G. Napier Ernie Glen Terri Lynn Keith Howard Pikeville Bill Ramey Bruce Richwood Buren Foster Linda Mary Ellen Kilsyth Hobart Grimmett Beckley Veterans Hospital Sharyl Wooddell Craig Wooddell Bradley Beckley Memorial Hospital

E Van Dorsey Discharged After Five Vesam Days

E Van Dorsey of Wickham Avenue was discharged from Raleigh General Hospital on Friday after five Vesam days of treatment.

E. van Dorsey Wickham Avenue Raleigh General Hospital

Dear Kathy column on red polish and danger signals

Kathy Peterson replies to a reader about bright nail polish and red attire. She argues red signals danger and attention, but a well groomed hand remains essential. The exchange advises moderation and highlights the value of neat nails and polished hands.

Kathy P. S

Sky Diver Saved By Reserve Chute At Memorial Airport

Beckley Rebel Sport Para chute Club member Ben Hale survived a 500 to 600 foot fall when his main parachute failed Sunday at Raleigh County Memorial Airport. A reserve chute opened, lowering him safely with no injuries. The jump from 4200 feet occurred during a 15 second delay jump as spectators watched 75 to 100 people. Other jumpers included Norman Southern and several from Charleston and Huntington. The show continued.

Beckley Ben Hale Hale Raleigh County Memorial Airport Norman Southern Jack Vallandingham Keith Lanham Dave Wheeler Charleston Phil Leigh Otho Plymale Jack Mason Huntington

Welch Visitors and Family Gatherings In Area

Mrs. Jay Whitt Cook and her mother visited Welch on Thursday. Mrs. Wirt Cook stays with her brother-in-law and sister, Tom and Mrs. Bailey of Baileysville. Mrs. Herndon Cook left to visit Jerry and Mrs. Bailey in Washington DC. Thursday dinner guests of Otis Cook included his sisters Alvin Goddard and Buddy Cook, and brother and sister-in-law Dick Cook and son Jimmy of Pineville.

Oceana Rns Jay Whitt Cook Don D. Cook Welch Wirt Cook Tom Bailey Baileysville Herndon Cook Jerry Bailey Washington, D. C Otis Cook Alvin Goddard Buddy Cook Dick Cook Jimmy Pineville

WVU Students Named to Eta Kappa Nu Beta Rho Chapter

Dayne M. Aldridge Daniels joins six West Virginia University students named to membership in Eta Kappa Nu Beta Rho Chapter. The designation marks recognition by the national electrical engineering honor society for outstanding academic achievement and professional potential.

Dayne M. Aldridge Daniels West Virginia University

Hospitalized Jewelry Owner in Raleigh General Admission

Eric Rosenbaum of Eric's Jewelry, located on C Street, was admitted to Raleigh General Hospital Saturday for treatment and observation. He is reported in fair condition.

Eric Rosenbaum C Street Eric Raleigh General Hospital

Registration Sef Jan 23 For Extension Work

West Virginia University Extension Division offers second semester sociology courses 210 and 211 in Beckley with a 6:30 p.m. January 23 session at Beckley Junior High School. Instructor James W. Wright. two courses carry two hours credit each. First semester students will attend a steak dinner and fellowship at the Elks Club prior to the session, with Miss Sara Jane Parker chairing arrangements.

Beckley West Virginia University Extension Division James W. Wright The Elks Club Sara Jane Parker Carrie D. Arnott Lauria Blackburn Cecyle Danile Patsy Humphrey Hazel Lickliter Ruth Meador Juanita Peregoy Miss Parker Glenna Underwood Myrtle Ashe W. W. Bower Ellen Beverly McClung Frances Meador Carrie Pettry H. B. Thomas Aurelia Walker Annie V. Bland Sandra Burnette Guy J. Hansford Verette Handley Jack McVey Betty Moye Herman Sparks Phyllis Tabor Lillian Wright Dr. Wright

Stone Relives Most Inspiring Time in College Tale

Irving Stone recalls on his 12th birthday vow from his mother to pursue a college education. With little money and friends, he faced a dim future until a turning moment on the University of California campus altered his path. The piece is part of Family Weekly’s My Most Inspiring Moment series, tied to Stone’s bestseller The Agony and the Ecstasy.

Irving Stone University of California Stone Family Weekly Somebody Wisconsin Roberta Driessen Appleton Roberta

Better Fire Service Considered In Sophia

Sophia city officials met in a special session to weigh improved fire service outside corporate limits and for the municipality. Councilman John Bryant proposed a 50 cent monthly levy per family to help fund the department truck and equipment. Fire Chief Dan Pinson and others were named to study the proposal. The department has been operating in the red on out of town calls, though charges are made, raising questions of moral obligation.

Sophia John Bryant Dan Pinson Carl Williams James B. Deck Pinson

Band Boosters Plan Fund Drive for Uniforms at Mark Twain High

Band Boosters Club of Mark Twain High School meets at 6 30 p m today to plan a fund raising campaign for new uniforms for majorettes and related items. Principal Edward L Birch and Mrs Paul Kelly join Mrs Charles A Gregory as delegates to Rhododendron Girls State and Mountaineer Boys State are organized.

PTA Band Boosters Club Mark Twain High School Charles A. Gregory Edward L. Birch Paul Kelly Tams Parent-Teacher Association Gregory Rhododendron Mountaineer

PTA Council to host film on parliamentary procedure

Mrs. Joseph Testino regional PTA director will present a film on parliamentary procedure during the council meeting at 7 30 tonight in Beckley Junior High School auditorium All school principals and PTA presidents are urged to attend regardless of membership status.

Joseph Testino Matoaka Parent- Teacher Association Councils PTA Beckley Junior High

Eighteen Seek Work At Beckley Office of Employment

Eighteen persons filed applications for work at the Beckley office of Employment Security Friday. They were: one bookkeeping machine operator, one stenographer, one sales clerk, one key punch operator, one cold winder, one nurse aid, one day worker, two truck drivers, one dental technician, one routeman, one stock boy, one bulldozer operator, one janitor and four construction laborers.

Beckley Office of Employment Security

Tennessee Horse Film To Be Shown Tonight

Free and Easy will be the film shown at the Raleigh County Horseman's Association meeting in the Coca-Cola Building at 7 30 this evening. The Tennessee Walking Breeder Horse Association of America arranges the presentation. Refreshments will be served after the meeting. All horsemen and others interested are invited to attend.

Raleigh County Horseman's Association Coca- Cola Tennessee Walking Breeder Horse Association of America

Disciple Fellowship Organized At First Christian Church

Miss Libby Williams named temporary chairman of the Disciple Student Fellowship at the First Christian Church. Meetings set for 7 p.m. Sundays in the Guiders Class, with next Sunday's program a Bible debate led by Williams and Elaine Faull. Participants include Clarence Pierce, Kyle Phipps, Berta Lambert, Betty Pack, Carol Sue Crawford, and Sarah Jane Parker. Rev. Robert Mathews invites Protestant youth 18 to 30 to attend.

Libby Williams Disciple First Christian Church Guiders Church Miss Williams Elaine Faull Clarence Pierce Kyle Phipps Berta Lambert Betty Pack Carol Sue Crawford Sarah Jane Parker Robert Mathews New Fellowship

Youth League Meet Set At Kilsyth Church

The Youth League Rally of the Free Will Baptist Church will meet at 7:30 p.m. Saturday in the Kilsyth Baptist Church. A Bible quiz will be conducted with each league participating. Representatives will present brief essays on their coming year programs. English has been adopted as the second language of Indonesia.

Free Will Baptist Church Kilsyth Baptist Church Indonesia East Indies

Hollywood Church Installs Officers

Hollywood Baptist Church installed officers for the year in a candlelight ceremony led by Rev. Jim Franklin. Glen Smith and McArthur were named Sunday school superintendent and assistant, with a long list of department heads, teachers, and ushers announced, and Rev. S. D. Smith delivering the guest address on the theme Faith. Refreshments followed for about 75 attendees.

Glen Smith McArthur Hollywood Baptist Church Jim Franklin Memorial Baptist Church Old Blake Maggie Blake Ordie Shrewsbury Gary Cooper Ralph Blake Paul Wood Joe Ramsey George Parnell Robert Slate Joan Pittman Shannon Akers Grover Hollins Elmer Akers

Science shrinks piles with new non surgical method

A medical report reveals a non surgical approach to shrinking hemorrhoids that promises itch relief and pain reduction. The innovation highlights a less invasive option that could spare patients from traditional surgery.

Lilly Leaves Hospital After Car Injury

Henry Lilly aged 74 of East Beckley was released from Raleigh General Hospital Saturday afternoon after treatment since December 13 for injuries from a Prince Street auto collision.

Lilly Henry Lilly East Beckley Raleigh General Hospital Prince Street

Bailey undergoes double leg amputation after mine injury

Sidney Bailey, 40, of MacArthur, is reported in satisfactory condition at Beckley Memorial Hospital after surgery to amputate both legs. He was injured last Thursday at the Slab Fork No. 8 coal mine.

Bailey Sidney Bailey MacArthur Beckley Memorial Hospital Slab Fork

Rally Set Tuesday by Nazarene Leaders in Fairfax

The Rev. W. W. Littrell district superintendent of the Church of the Nazarene of Virginia will speak at a church school rally during a Nazarene zone meeting at 7 30 p m Tuesday in Fairfax Virginia. Littrell, elected in 1949 after 30 years as evangelist and pastor, has written articles and several songs. The program is part of a state wide tour led by Rev H Harvey Hendershot district superintendent of West Virginia with church school board members including promotional efforts for Herald of Holiness during February.

W. W. Littrell Fairfax Church of the Nazarene of Virginia Nazarene Littreell H. Harvey Hendershot West Virginia Church School Board J. C. Wallace Herald of Holiness Carl W. Gray Jr

1961 WV Road Toll Rises 371 Fatalities

Beckley State Police Headquarters reports 83 fatal accidents in 1961 causing 98 deaths. December alone tallies 33 automobile fatalities. Total for 1961 reaches 371, up 12 deaths or 3.23 percent from 1960.

Beckley West Virginia

Your Telephone Promises Free Local Calls in West Virginia

A West Virginia note underscores no local calling limits and no extra charges for local calls. It highlights the comfort of always having a working phone even if not in use, emphasizing the reassurance of telephone availability nationwide.

West Virginia

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