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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1971

Page

9

Blood Typing Clinic Set Tuesday In Wyoming

A free blood typing clinic is planned for July 20 from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. at Oceana Town Hall. Sponsored by Oceana Lodge No. 129 IOOF and Oceana Rebekahs No. 61, it aims to register donors for Project 129. In 1970 seven clinics yielded about 400 potential donors and 300 ineligible donors, with support from local hospitals and the Southern West Virginia Regional Health Council. Volunteers urge all residents to participate, join the project, and register whether or not they can donate.

Oceana Oceana Town Hall Oceana Lodge No Independent Order of Odd Fellows Oceana Rebekahs No IOOF Southern West Virginia Regional Health Council Barry H. Lloyd Mp.f Ross Newman Wyoming General Hospital T. H. Evans Ivan Daniels W. F. Manning Lloyd Blackburn Harlan E. Brown Miley Gunter James Acord

Community Notices From Lively and Nearby Areas

Local residents recover and visit as family members travel through Charleston and nearby towns. Delia Livey returns home after a week at Raleigh General. Harve Humphrey admitted to Huntington Hospital for treatment. Extended family visits span Ohio, South Carolina, and Virginia with multiple gatherings and travel plans.

Pax Delia Lively Lively Raleigh General Hospital Harve Humphrey Huntington Hospital Lower Willis Branch Long Branch Frank Williams Patti Brooks Karen Willoughby Ohio Larry Hughes Elyria Jeffery Hughes Vermillion Max Hughes Howard Hughes Coy Holley Paint Creek Road Bruce Killen Lancaster S. C Oak Hill Bob Durst Randy Debbie Ripley Beecher Armstrong Deiter Hahn Roland Columbus James Bare Kelly Jimmy Smyrna Del Roy Colvin Jeffery Washington, D. C Bill Sowder Matthew Randy Sowder Crystal Middleton Holley Ruby Reed Sherman Ulbrich Anita David Ulbrich Judy St. Albans Ted Dooley Charleston Roy Durst Marmet Dorothy Hawkins Chesapeake Katheryn Thomas Geraldine Hevener Raymond Durst Cottageville James Tincher Parkersburg Darnell Kaye Stevie Michigan Hattie Tyree Appalachian Regional Hospital Dollie Brock North Carolina Indianapolis Ind

Pecans Have Highest Fat Content of Any Vegetable

United Press International reports pecans contain the most fat among vegetables, highlighting their dense oil content. The claim contrasts with other plant foods, noting pecans deliver notable calories per serving.

United Press International

Deeds Recorded In Wyoming

Walter Toler and Shirley Toler transfer Lts No 25 26 27 of Tract 2 Cheaptown Clear Fork District to Willie Elvis Toler and Nellie Toler for 2700. Tract 1407 in R D Bailey Lake transfers to United States for 500. Ira Murphy Nan Murphy to Betty Gail Foster in Lilly Haven Oceana District. W P Aliff Lucy Aliff Ralph Aliff and Jean Aliff to Denver Clay for 800. David Blankenship Mabel to Ward Johnson Betty Johnson Lots 151 152 153 New Richmond Center District for 2000. Jamin Givens Gladys L Givens to Randy Varney Beatrice Varney Lots 47 48 Lillydale Oceana District for 1000.

Pineville Walter Toler Shirley Toler Willie Elvis Toler Nellie Toler Cheaptown Clear Fork R. D. Bailey Lake James Pizzino Mildred Pizzino United States of America Ira Murphy Nan Murphy Betty Gail Foster Lilly Haven Oceana W. P. Aliff Lucy Aliff Ralph Aliff Jean Aliff Denver Clay Muzzle Creek Huff Creek David Blankenship Mabel, Blankenship Ward Wiley Johnson Betty Johnson New Richmond Center District Jamin Givens Gladys L. Givens Randy Varney Beatrice Varney Lillydale Oceana District

Hensley Named Vice President at National Youth Science Camp

Hensley Sam Hensley of Dry Branch was elected vice-president of the 1971 National Youth Science Camp during closing ceremonies in Charleston. He will study biology at West Virginia University after graduation from East Bank High School. Other alumni officers named were Ben Lazarus of Lancaster Pennsylvania president and T Harvey McCulloch of Moulton Alabama secretary treasurer. The trio will coordinate alumni activities for the 1971 campers as West Virginia selects two top high school science students for the Pocahontas County camp. Joseph McGraw of McGraws was West Virginia's other representative.

Hensley Sam Hensley Dry Branch Charleston East Bank High School West Virginia University Ben Lazarus Lancaster T. Harvey McCulloch Moulton Ala NYSC West Virginia Pocahontas County Joseph McGraw McGraws RNS

Fayette Center Hosts Open House in Oak Hill

The Fayette County Mental Health and Alcoholism Information Center held an open house from 1 to 4 pm at its new Oak Hill site. Attendees included Mayor Walter Brown, Councilman Dewey Collins, Dr. Al Quizola, James Lively, Mrs. Cordellia Tole, Carl W. Gray Jr., George Kirk, William A. Byus, Ralph Singer, and John McGuire.

Oak Hill Fayette County Southern West Virginia

The Wife Never Wrote for Publication

A witty note like a byline remains with the wife though she did not publish. The line hints at creative credit or recognition she did not seek.

Time Program Featured At Soulsville Church

The Soulsville Baptist Church Women Missionary Society held a Monday session with Mrs Idia Paugh leading devotions and prayer by Mrs Janice Meadows. Members read themed passages as the program Time highlighted. An arrangement of flowers was sent to Mrs C V Shannon in Pineville after her Wednesday admission to Steven s Clinic Welch.

WMS Thomas Clay Blanche C. V. Shannon Pineville Steven’s Welch Paugh Women's Missionary Baptist Society of Soulsville Baptist Church Idia Paugh Janice Meadows Henry Clay Jr Karen Hill Russell Clay Clarence McGraw

Roosevelt Aimed to Ban White House Christmas Trees 1902

President Theodore Roosevelt, a strong conservationist, sought to end the White House Christmas tree tradition in 1902 to protect forests, but the effort faced political resistance and did not become lasting policy.

Theodore Roosevelt White House

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Wyoming Fred Stewart Alba M. ‘Hendricks Jesse Hendricks Wyoming County Stevens Clinic Mullens Memorial Hospital Beckley Fayette Center Keke Ft? A Fedders Lowe Bros. Electric CO Johnstown Rd Saulsville Beckley National Bank Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Federal Reserve System Neville ST Herculon Bopy D. Dresser Pruxed Denveres Merc Adan Aed Naat Peary Meville ST W. VA
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