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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1957

Page

7

Rev. D. Lowe named new pastor at Prosperity First Baptist

The First Baptist Church of Prosperity welcomes Rev. Don Lowe as pastor succeeding Rev. James Neal. Lowe previously led Quinnimont Baptist Church for seven and a half years and is married to Ruth Bocock with four children. He teaches electricity at the Raleigh County Vocational School. Sunday School begins at 9 45 a m with services at 11 am and 8 pm and midweek prayer and youth activities.

First Baptist Church Prosperity Don Lowe Bible Ave Beckley Lowe James Neal Parkersburg Quinnimont Baptist Church Dunloop J. D. Lowe Raleigh Fayetteville Beckley College Alderson-Broaddus College Ruth Bocock Dona'd Jr Meridel George Dewey Raleigh County Baptist Youth Fellowship

Sophia Woman To Hear Evangelist Billy Graham

Mrs. George Bragg of Sophia plans to travel to Madison Square Garden for Billy Graham's sermon on Saturday night. She will be joined by her daughter, son-in-law Clarence and Mrs. Levy, and friend Miss Inez Duffield from Charleston.

Sophia George Bragg Billy Graham Madison Square Garden Charleston New York City Clarence Levy Inez Duffield

Recruiter to Visit Mullens From Beckley Station

Chief Petty Officer E Gaik Ak ers of the Beckley recruiting station will be in Mullens from 3 a.m. to noon every Monday to meet potential recruits.

Mullens E. Gaik Akers Beckley Navy

Federal Jury Finds Lonnie Ray Guilty In Moonshine Case

A Southern District federal court jury found Beckley resident Lonnie Ray guilty of possession of moonshine whisky during her arrest with James Leasure in Beckley on Feb 22 1957. Lies from Leasure and defense claimed no knowledge. other defendants pled guilty in related cases. Judge Moore warned of a substantial sentence reflecting prior charges.

Fast Beckley Goly Lonnie Ray James William Leasure William A. Ludy Beckley Alcohol and Tobacco Tax Unit Treasury Department Moore Brown Hugo Payne Payne Roy C. Meadows Joseph Wright Gailty Wright Caidy United States Hugh Fields Brown Charleston Brown Los Angeles Huntington

Juvenile Court to Hear Moonshine Case Hearings

Eleven youngsters are scheduled to appear for hearings at Raleigh County Juvenile Court in a case involving alleged breaking and entering, assault and battery, and moonshine possession. Attorney Payne condemned government tactics while officials noted the youths are in custody at the Raleigh County Jail. The public meeting at Pythias Hall will discuss the cases and legal arguments.

Gov Court of Calantha No Au Ferment Jefferson Payne Cial Knights of Saying Raleigh County Pythias Hall S. Fayette St At & P.m Montell Lonnie Ray Charles McDaniel Worthy Counsetor Leasure Harry L. McCreery Neve

Miss Vaught Garners Miss Kapital Title In Sofia Region

Hazel Favonne Vaught of Sophia, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C A Vaught, was chosen among 400 contestants as Miss Kapital Key Ilolé after regional and office queen honors. She is a 1956 Sophia High School graduate active in sports, choir, Future Teachers, Homemakers and dramatics. Rhodell appoints Ernest Barker as new police chief succeeding Woodrow Blankenship, longtime mayor. Barker, born July 29, 192, has worked coal mines and served in the Post Office, with family ties across Michigan and Florida.

Countian ] Sofia Raleigh Counthan Hazel Favonne Vaught Equitable’ Loans and Savings Co Miss Vaught Sophia High School Future Teachers of America Hall Pool Future Homemakers of America Rhodell Egeria Barker Post Office Department He Mines Michigan A. 5. Conarad Argus Camera Co Ann Arbor HK. Tate Belleville Mich B. E Dussin Tallahassee Fla Curtis E. ‘Barker Garden’ City Rhedeil

Odd Fellows and Rebekah Lodge Install Officers in Joint Services

Donaldson and Mrs. Smith installed as noble grand leaders at Lodge No. 74 and Silver Star Rebekah No. 77 during joint services at the lodge headquarters Tuesday night. District Deputy Resece Williams and Adam Johnson oversaw officer installations with a list of new and outgoing officers and color bearers.

B. ‘T. Donaldson Independent Order of Odd Fellows Lodge Mary. Smith Silver Star Rebekah Lodge Resece Williams ODF Adam Johnson Delmer Davis Charles Good Alyah Mary Savage Margaret Jones Pearl Smith Ruby Pennihston Betty Jarref Cora McKinney Ora Pierce Pansy Williams Noble Grand Della Lilly Cora Meliale Vice Grand Mabe’. Landers Carrie Quesenberry Inside Guardian Ella Cotbaugh Guardian

Vacation Bible School Starts At Sophia First Baptist

Eight children attended the first day of Vacation Bible School at the First Baptist Church in Sophia. Director Mrs W W Debord and music director Mrs George Bragg led staff including Rev Dewey Wilson junior high boys and junior high girls Miss Louise Lilly and Mrs Jery Lilly.

Sophia School of the First Baptist’ Church W. W. Debord George Bragg Dewey, Wilson George Bragg Louise Lilly Jery" Lilly Jerry Calhoun Cathar Rush‘orook Monroe Coleman Buddy Lilly

Beckley Court Scene and Raleigh County Ambulances Brief

Judge Ben Moore quips during Beckley court in Fayette Street side of Raleigh County Courthouse. A pneumatic drill blasts nearby as Kermit A. Locke pleads mercy. Raleigh County has 23 ambulances and related vehicles, with diverse colors and brands, including Cadillacs Buicks Pontiacs Packard and Ford. Keyser Funeral Home operates two black vehicles among the fleet.

Raleigh County Balitt J. M. Mannix Fayette St Beckley Seusherm District Federal Court Ben Moore Keem Kermit A. Locke Raleigh Chaunty Raleigh Packard Ford Keyser Funeral Home Buick Cadillac Melton Mortuary’ Hag Ford, Webb and Neal Funeral Home Rose and Quesehberry Funeral Home Callee Funeral Hote Willams Funeral Hone Sophia Wrights Funeral Home C. D. Trent Funeral Home Durgan Funeral

Sorority Helps Girls Attend Piney Oaks Day Camp

The Beta Chi Sigma Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta donated 25 to cover day camp fees for 25 girls at Piney Oaks Day Camp last month. The funds supported a week of outdoor moving, crafts, and cooking activities led by Girl Scouts with camp director Mrs. Francis D. Blaney receiving the check from Mrs. Brown Hugo Payne.

Beta Chi Sigma Chapter Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Girl Scouts Piney Oaks Girl Scotts Francis D. Blaney Brown Hugo Payne

Farmers May Apply For Gasoline Refund

E P Brundage WVU extension specialist announces a three cent per gallon federal gasoline tax refund for farmers who used fuel in farming operations in the 24 months ending June 30. Eligible applicants include owners tenants or operators. refunds not for on farm use off farm use or for processing packaging or canning. Neighbors or custom operators may file claims for fuel used on the farm while performing farming tasks for the owner. Claims due by Sept 30 with forms and instructions at County Extension offices or IRS local offices.

E. P. Brundage West Virginia University County Agricultural Extension Service Internal Revenue Service

Chirp Of Cricket Is A Danger Signal

The chirp of a cricket signals danger to American households. Crickets harm clothing bed linen and fur, hiding in basements and along baseboards. use residual insecticides like Dieldrin to prevent infestations for up to three months. Lane box elder bugs also menace homes, feeding on trees and entering in fall and spring. spray cracks, crevices, foundation walls, and siding with effective residual insecticides and repeat at least three times a year.

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Two Fined For Speeding And Other Local Magistrate Actions

Magister Colton White arraigned two speeding defendants on the West Virginia Turnpike. Eugene McDonald Noble of Pineville paid 30 dollars plus costs and Robert Emmett Butler of Fort Lauderdale Florida paid 10 dollars plus costs. Eccles resident Henry Dow was jailed at 6 20 p m on an assault and battery charge. Ordley Foley of Ghent was remanded to jail for petit larceny after a 25 dollar fine. Rubin Payne faced two charges and was fined 50 dollars and jailed six months for illegal pistol carrying and 25 dollars plus 60 days for larceny. Payne allegedly stole the pistol involved. Pocket mice near Alamogordo New Mexico are pure white unlike similar brown mice nearby.

Colton White West Virginia Eugene McDonald Noble Pineville Robert Emmett Butler Ft. Lauderdale Fla Henry Dow Eccles Joy Rodriguez Ordley Foley Ghent J. E. Mays Rubin Payne J. K. Cole Rhodell Payne Cole

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