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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1961

Page

3

Mullens Teacher Builds A Large Rock Wall Map

Mullens High School history and geography teacher Earsel Toler completed a 240 foot long rock wall map of the United States on his Mullens home lawn using rocks from local rivers and other sources. The project, finished after about seven summers of weekend work, features colored rocks representing states and involves plans to expand into county maps and statewide symbols.

Mullens RNS United States Frantz Avenue Earsel Toler Toler Virginia Ohio Florida Guyandotte Slab Fork North Carolina

Stover Assumes Post at Pineville State Police HQ

Corporal R C Stover reports for duty July 15 at the Court House Annex Pineville to replace Corporal C W Andrick promoted to sergeant and moved to Logan. Born in Kingston Fayette County he is the son of Mr and Mrs H A Stover Scarbro married to Wanda Lee Hale Logan. A Oak Hill High School and State Police Academy Institute graduate with two years U S Marine Corps service. He came from Richwood after 20 months there and previously served about five years on Logan police force.

Cpl R. C. Stover Court House Pineville C. W. Andrick Logan Kingston Fayette County Cpl. Stover H. A. Stover Scarbro Wanda Lee Hale Oak Hill High School State Police Academy Institute U. S. Marine Corps Richwood

Fayetteville Jaycees Plan First Project Public Hop

Fayetteville's newly formed Junior Chamber of Commerce plans a public record hop featuring Dick Reid, WCHS disc jockey, on Saturday July 29 from 8 to 11 30 p m at 4-H Park Beckwith. Leon Spencer is general chairman. The group will also hold its charter banquet on Aug 26 with state officers attending to make the official presentation. They are considering selling automobile identification plates for Fayetteville provided by Beckley Art Studio.

Fayetteville RNS Junior Chamber of Commerce Dick Reid WCHS Beckwith Leon Spencer Jaycee Beckley Art Studio

Man Listed In Critical After Self-Inflicted Wound

RNS reports Howard Ball 35, of Man, is in critical condition at Miners Memorial Hospital after shooting himself in the chest Monday. Deputies Ralph Grimmitt, Andy Sos, and Leo McNeely say Ball attempted death by own action at his home. no motive found. Ball, married, was transferred to another hospital for emergency care following the injury.

Williamson Howard Ball Miners Memorial Hospital Ralph Grimmitt Andy Sos Leo McNeely Ball Man Eee We Hospital

Hill Reunion Set at Fayette County 4-H Camp

The Hill reunion gathers Sunday at the Fayette County 4-H Camp near Beckwith starting at 1 p.m. Families are asked to bring picnic baskets. President H. T. Murphy of Martinsburg says officers for the next two years will be elected, with current officers Eugene E. Houchins Fayetteville, Louise Hoover Fayetteville, Ray Hill London and C. R. Hill Oak Hill continuing in roles.

Fayetteville RNS Fayette County Beckwith H. T. Murphy Martinsburg Eugene E. Houchins Louise Hoover Ray Hill London C. R. Hill Oak Hill

Surprise Shower Honors Mrs John Witt in Fayetteville

Mrs John L Witt Jr was honored at a surprise stork shower hosted by Mrs Tunney Hunsaker Mrs John L Witt and Mrs Nelson Dempsey at 117 Fayette Ave Fayetteville Friday night Prizes went to Mrs Charles Witt Mrs Eddie Neal Miss Linda Dempsey and Mrs Don R Stephens Gifts came from a long list of friends and ends with a corsage for the honoree

Fayetteville John L. Witt Jr Tunney Hunsaker Fayette Ave Hunsaker John L. Witt Nelson Dempsey Charles Witt Eddie Neal Linda Dempsey Don R. ‘Stephens Frank Love F. G. Janutolo W. T. Sowers W. T. Webb Donald Payne Thelma Light Connie Witt Catherine Paris Carl B. Vickers Harry Miller Stephanie Witt Charles Payne Woodrow Bennett Roy Cruikshank D. R. Stephens

Local Social Notes From Oceana Area

Michael Brooks visits Glen Fork family while Windsor Lock guests extend two week stay with Oceana and Mabscott relatives. Local residents host multiple visitors from Mount Tabor Logan and Pineville. Health updates include Mrs. Frank Whitten’s return from Stevens Clinic after surgery and Paula Fleenor’s discharge. Weekend guests from Danville and Camp Thomas Thomas E Lightfoot accompany Don D Cook group.

Oceana RNS Michael Brooks Jennings Brooks Glen Fork Wirt Cook Harold Lusk South Main St Windsor Lock Conn Virgil Lusk R. F. Allen Mabscott Carl Allen Raymond Lusk Clendenin Lusk Kay Allen Henry Pruett Rhonda Roby Lamb William Jessups Mount Tabor A. L. Cook Logan Don D. Cook Frank Whitten Stevens Clinic Hospital Paula Fleenor Paul Fleenor Hurley Brown

Clean-Up Order Issued To Oak Hill Businesses

Oak Hill officials warn two East Oak Hill businesses to comply with a cleanup order by Thursday. Dent's Market and Chieti's Place face warrants from the Health Department. Charlie's Market and a former Gray's Market building owner agreed to clean up. Sheriff Elmore calls East Oak Hill one of the county's worst eye sores.

Oak Hill RNS W. R. Bennett Bennett Health Department Dent's Chieti East Oak Hill Charlie’s Market Gray P. L. Elmore

Barbara Cook Honored On Third Birthday

Barbara Gail Cook celebrated her third birthday at home in Pineville with a party hosted by her mother Mrs. Billy Jo Cook. Guests from Pineville and Cyclone attended, shared games and refreshments, and watched Barbara open and display her gifts.

Pineville BNS Barbara Gail Cook Billy Jo Cook Kay Harper Tina Sue Bunting Billy Broom Billy Martin Mollie Sue Beavers Linda Broom Terri Cooper Becky Roles Dale Broom Ann Roles Ernest Walker Raymond Walker Glenna Walker Cyclone Rodney Rose Shirley Rose Kopperston

Prisoner requests Desio cell for cool confinement

Mario Teruzzi, 35, in Desio, Italy, told police he was sentenced by a Como court to 25 days for smuggling and asked to serve his term at Desio prison because of its reputation for being cool during a heat wave.

Desio Italy UPI Mario Teruzzi Teruzzi Como Sore

Shepherd Bites Bear to Save Sheep Near Avezzano

In the Abruzzi Mountains of Italy shepherd Antonio Ferrante, 48, shot a huge bear with a rifle after it emerged from the woods. The bear was only wounded, so Ferrante bit the animal on the nose, causing the bear to turn and flee, saving his flock and himself.

Avezzano Italy UPI Antonio Ferrante Ferrante Abruzzi

Crawford-Turner Vows Exchanged In Hinton

Miss Nancy Jo Turner and Max Harrison Crawford exchanged wedding vows Friday at the First Baptist Church parsonage in Hinton. The ceremony was performed by Rev. H. A. Thompson. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Turner, wore a pale blue jacket dress with hand appliqué details and a pearl set. Matron of honor was Mrs. Tom Clinebell, with Patsy Turner as bridesmaid. Best man was Tom Clinebell. A wedding supper followed at Tuchstone on Greenbrier Drive. The couple will reside at 1518 Summers Street. The bride is a 1959 Hinton High School and Charleston Commerce School graduate. groom is a 1959 Hinton High School graduate and National Guard member.

Hinton RNS Nancy Jo Turner Max Harrison Crawford First Baptist Church W. E. Turner Main Street Dan R. Crawford Summers Street H. A. Thompson Tom Clinebell Bellpoint Patsy Turner Tuchstone Greenbrier Drive Hinton High School School of Commerce Charleston Dairy Queen Athens Road Bass Lake Park Lewis - Worsledge ‘Construction Co Oma Deeds Park Ave D. D. Thompson Prince

Mullens Girl Studies at Buckhannon Camp

Miss Patty Pauley of Mullens is attending the annual summer music camp for high school musicians at West Virginia Wesleyan College. She plays the flute and has majored as a Mullens High School band majorette for four years. About 60 students will perform in Sundays final concert directed by Al Wright of Purdue University.

Buckhannon Patty Pauley Howard Pauley Circle Drive Mullens West Virginia Wesleyan College Pauley al Wright Purdue University

Marchio Relatives Have Reunion at Mount Hope

A Marcheio family reunion was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Provie Marchio in Mount Hope. Many relatives gathered from Detroit Akron Charleston Bradley and Mount Hope to celebrate. A brother Frank could not attend and had not seen Edward and Andy for over ten years. The Marchios formerly lived in Kilsyth and last reunion marked by sister Mary Mushines in Fresno Ohio.

Mount Hope RNS Provie Marchio Park Heights Frank Marchio Marlena Eddie Detroit Mich Joe Orsine Akron Ohio Victor Tomei Jackie Provie Andy Marchio Theresa Angela Jack Marchio Charleston Edward Marchio Shirley Humphrey Bradley Provie Marchie Donald Judy Park Frank Edward Andy Mary Mushines Fresno

Mrs Nolt Honored At Farewell Party In Oceana

A farewell party at Delilah Methodist Church honored Mrs. Johnny Nolt before she moves with her family to Titusville Florida. Tables featured greenery and summer flowers. Mrs. Tom Duty won the event. Hosts were Mrs. Basil Brown Mrs. Bob Dillon and Mrs H W Gillespie with a long list of attendees led by Mrs. David Mayberry and Mrs. Harold Rose.

Oceana Ans Delilah Methodist Church P. m Johnny Nolt Titusville Fla Tom Duty Basil Brown Bob Dillon H. W. Gillespie David Mayberry Harold Rose Scott

Garden Club to Meet at Laurel Meeting With Guest Speaker

Miss Frances Bailey of Pineville and Florida will speak at the Laurel Garden Club monthly meeting Thursday at 2 p.m. in the West Mall home of Mrs. Joseph P. Taylor. Mrs. James Kuhike will be co hostess.

Garden Club Museens RNS Frances Bailey Pineville Florida Laurel Garden Club West Mall Joseph P. Taylor James Kuhike

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Capitol Lawn W. R. Toler Itmann Herndon High School Mullens High School Marshall College Huntington Fayetteville Jaycees Hill John Witt Barbara Cook Crawford-Turner MR. and Mrs. Crawford Buckhannon Camp Daisy Tomei Ed Marchio Virginia Orsine Marchies Kilsyth G. M. Powers Old Crow America the Old Crow Distillery CO Frankfort Kentucky Mrs. Nolt Ray Stewart John Sturgill Dick Cook Ida Newsome Clell' Proffitt Vaughn Cozort Ada Brewer David Wilson Richard Atwell High Blackburn Dean Rollins Hub Reed P. D. Raymond Jean Acord Ruby Meador Mary Ann Harry Gillespie Penney Beckley Toy’s
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