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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1965
Page
5
Pax area witnesses frequent visits from families including the Tyree, Mowell, Janney, Brock and MecFalls households. Notable travel includes Edwin Mowell and family from Hallandale Florida visiting Rosella Sutton, with Clyde Mowell recovering from surgery at Beckley Hospital.
Lloyd G Fitzgerald of Mount Hope has returned home after visiting his brothers and sisters in law in Somerset Burnside and Monticello Kentucky. While there he was entertained at dinner and bridge parties. He and Mrs Doyle were guests of Mrs Edgar Garland for a cruise on Lake Cumberland and a picnic supper at Rebels Roost lodge.
Maple Valley Missionary Baptist and Christian Church sponsors its annual Vacation Bible School from July 12 to 24. Sessions run 7 p m to 8 30 p m daily Monday through Friday.
Three counties Wyoming McDowell and Fayette attend the camp opening at Glen Rogers High School Monday Miss Anna Brown home demonstration agent Wyoming and McDowell registers Brenda Lambert are noted in the photo caption.
4-H delegates from Wyoming Fayette and McDowell counties join in Glen Rogers High School camp program led by Victor Gilkeson Jr. as camp director and Becky Harbert as instructor. First day highlights include vesper service, tribal pin ceremony, and plans for “Our Society” theme with activities from 9 30 to 10 25 a.m. and numerous instructors guiding demonstrations and safety and grooming sessions.
Mountain communities in Nepal predominantly follow Buddhism, while those living in the Kathmandu Valley largely embrace Hinduism. The coexistence reflects varied cultural and religious traditions across the country.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Thompson and children Ellen Karen and Jill returned home after several days in Tennessee. Mrs. Stewart Toney returned to Maple Fork after visiting relatives in Jacksonville Ark. Sam McSpadden and Bonnie and Tommy visited Williamsburg Va and returned home to see Mrs. Maude Miller. Bradley and his parents Mr. and Mrs. McSpadden reside in Beckley. Lamar Elkins and children Debra Teresa and Joanna of Venna Va returned to their home after visiting Hazel Elkins.
Washington columnist argues federal standards for licenses won't pass and uniform state guidelines may result. Experts cite no single physical test for driving ability. Research into psychology, road design, and vehicle safety is essential though slow.
The Wyoming County Board of Education approved extra pay for head football and basketball coaches starting Aug 2 for football and Dec 27 31 for basketball. It named coaching assignments across multiple high and junior high schools and approved contracts with Pure Oil Co. and Elk Refining Co. It reviewed maintenance, buses, NYCP funding of 60,919 dollars, and the National Youth Corps program for 16 to 21 year olds with 129 participants and various job slots. A Head Start report noted 662 pupils enrolled with 80 percent underprivileged. consideration of a branch college for Wyoming was discussed.
Relatives from six states attended the Phillips Reunion at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Phillips and family in Ronny, Philip, Paul Jr., and Wilhelminia Rockview. Guests included T. C. Calendar and daughter Vicki Inez Ky. J. B. Jordan Roanoke Va. Harry Lambert Chicago Ill. Johnny Lee Phillips Akron Ohio. Gladys Pendry Sara Shearer Jacksonville Fla. Ted Hall and children Steve Libby Bluefield. John Woodson family Rich Creek. Bill Pritchard Mabscott. Roy Phillips and son Phil Rainelle. George Phillips Chelvan. Edna Cook daughter Diane Mullens. S. C. Shrewsbury Clendenin. Ted Phillips family Dreaman Patty Beckley. Don Phillips Winding Gulf. Sue Williams Bluefield. Drew Phillips. Jimmy Darrell Phillips and children Jimmy Tammy Cool Ridge.
Dr and Mrs George Bankovich of Pittsburgh welcomed a son on the seventh day of the seventh month. The newborn weighed seven pounds seven ounces and wore hospital tag 707.
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