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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1962

Page

10

Norfolk and Western rolls out 85-ton coal hopper car

The Norfolk and Western Railway begins production of its 85-ton coal hopper car with Car 75,000 marking the start of a third thousand. The company, which owns over 66,000 coal cars, notes the car is the largest in use and in high demand by mine operators. Estimated cost for the board members named for Mullens Bank is also reported, with Davis highlighting a profitable year and assets near 6.49 million at year end 1961. Additional notes cover a Glen Rogers school unscheduled vacation due to frozen water, and local visits in Pineville and Grantsville.

Norfolk and Western Roanoke Harry C. Wyatt R. F. Dunlap N&w U.S Era General Division

Laurel Garden Club Meet Set At Byrd Home

Laurel Garden Club will meet Thursday at 2 p.m. at Clyde Byrd’s Fisher Street residence with Mrs. Cloyd Blankenship as co host. The program features slides from past flower shows and a talk on awards by Mrs. George Fordham.

Mullens RNS Laurel Garden Club Clyde Byrd Fisher Street Cloyd Blankenship George Fordham

Concord Needs Outlined By President

Concord College President Joseph F. Marsh warned at a Kanawha Valley alumni banquet that without more funding from the Legislature, enrollment must be held at 1,500 and admissions could be restricted. He urged capping future enrollment at 2,000 undergraduates, with no more than 20 percent from outside West Virginia, to preserve a small-college character and maintain a high-quality program.

Charleston UPI Concord College Joseph F. Marsh Mercer County Concord Board of Education Marsh Concord College Alumni Association Kanawha Valley West Virginia

Pineville Women to Meet at Cow Shed

The Pineville Womans Club holds a 6 30 p m dinner meeting at the Cow Shed near Pineville with Esperanza Lopez of Mexico as guest speaker. Lopez, a teacher, visits Wyoming County elementary schools to observe methods and is staying with Mr. and Mrs. C E Richner and daughters.

Pineville ANS Woman’s Club of Esperanza Lopez Mexico Miss Lopez Wyoming County C. E. Richner

Residents protest new road name The Hole in Stafford

Residents on The Chase in Stafford England protested a council decision to rename their street The Hole The council faced complaints from locals who said the new designation was inappropriate and embarrassing for the area.

Hole Stafford England UPI The the Hole

Mullens Chief of Police Pays First Sewage Bill

The first customer to pay his sewage bill since Mullens new plan took effect was Chief Wendell Cook, shown receiving a receipt from Mrs. Hilda Sclater. J. E. Orr of Sam Foglesong Funeral Home was second to pay as 1,016 customers were billed this month. bills match water charges. In Mount Carmel Illinois, Mrs Earl Allison solved the mystery of floating goosefeathers by tracing it to her dog Browner digging a bone hole in a feather mattress. Florists ad for The Language of Flowers by Dias Floral Co.

Mullens Wendell Cook the Sanitary Board Hilda Sclater J. E. Orr Sam Foglesong Mount Carmel Ill Earl Allison

Morgan Resigns in Pineville. Nolley Appointed as Successor

Wyoming County Board of Education accepted Jesse W. Morgan's resignation as assistant superintendent effective Jan 15. George Nolley named as Morgan's replacement, to serve until July 1 at current salary. Morgan will join State Teachers Retirement Board in Charleston as executive assistant. Assignments and leaves of absence approved. several personnel changes and new janitor hires at Pineville schools.

Pineville ANS Jesse W. Morgan Wyoming County Board of Education Morgan State Teachers Retirement Board Charleston George Nolley Ann B. DiGiulio Baileysville Sharon Ann Davis Carrie McKin Bernard Stump Benny Sizemore Pineville Grade School

Black Fork Park Discussed At Meet In Pineville

A four member delegation from the Black Fork area visited Wyoming County official J Paul England to discuss the proposed state Black Fork Park The group opposed the plan after changes removed the lake from the park site England noted a new lake may be planned near Rock Castle Creek about five miles away The meeting aimed to clarify park development and preserve a site line to keep private cabins and shacks away from the area The Wyoming County Planning Commission secretary and local residents participated in the discussion

Pineville RNS Black Fork Cabin Creek Bower's Ridge J. Paul England Wyoming Black Fork Park Charles Bower Bower Natural Resource Department England Rock Castle Creek Wyoming County Wyoming County Planning Commission Russell Beavers Ira Canada Dave Levert Bill Bower Jim Bower

Students Favor Thoroughness and Kindness in Teachers

Glen Rogers High School students echoed county trends in a survey by Jess Houck of Pineville High School. They ranked thoroughness in subject matter as the top quality teachers should have, with kindness a close second, followed by understanding, humor, willingness to admit error, clear assignments, and sincere care for pupils.

Glen Rogers RNS Glen Rogers High School Jess Houck Pineville High School James Lewis Glen Rogers School Houck

Car owner heated by BMV address-change policy

Pittsburgh UPI report notes Carl Ellick angered by a Bureau of Motor Vehicles get tough policy for failing to report a change of address. He moved four years ago and sent Harrisburg three notarized forms, but his license address remains uncorrected.

Pittsburgh UPI Carl Ellick Bureau of Motor Vehicles Ellick Harrisburg

Albert W. Holmes obituary notice at Keyser-Bryant

Albert W. Holmes Red of 201 Wickham Avenue funeral services Tuesday at 2 p.m. in the Keyser Bryant Chapel by Dr J W Witherspoon burial in Sunset Memorial Park arrangements by Keyser Bryant Funeral Home

Obituaries and funeral notices from local churches

Thios Thios Sam age 68 of 114 Lilly Street funeral at First Baptist Church burial Sunset Memorial Park body at Melton Mortuary flowerbearers Friendship Class of First Baptist Church. Jones Mrs Nannie age 15 of East Park died in Montgomery hospital funeral at Welcome Baptist Church East Park burial Greenwood Memorial Park body at Trent and Durgan Funeral Home flowerbearers active pallbearers. Blevins Robert Fletcher age 61 of Midway died at home body at Williams Funeral Home callers after 2 pm Wednesday. Funeral at First Church of God Midway with Rev Tolliver assisted by Rev Wolford burial Sunset Memorial Park active pallbearers listed. Ladies Bible Class First Church of God flower bearers. Classified display.

Thios Sam Lilly Street First Baptist Church Sunset Memorial Park Melton Melton Mortuary

Missing items and found book noted on street

A reward of 25 dollars is offered for information leading to the arrest of individuals who damaged and removed articles from a track on Hodge Street. A brown mortgage record book bearing the name Billy Mills on its cover was found on East Main Street and is to be returned via Beckley Newspapers Corporation.

Hodge St David Lilly East Main Street Brown Billy Mills Beckley Newspapers Corporation Robert L. Amick Beckley Newspapers

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