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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1964
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a 1962 air trip and court related notes with unclear context and several broken words. This item reads as a stray clipping fragment lacking coherent details or named entities to confirm a full news item.
Muriel Lawrence summarizes Karen Horney ideas on the shoulds that rule neurotics. The piece notes how imagined perfection, arrogance, and fear drive people to illusionary mastery while real growth is blocked.
The 33rd annual McKinney Reunion will be Aug 2 at 10 a.m. at Hiram Little Place Barkers Ridge Basin overlooking. Dewey McKinney of the Jubileers Quartet will MC. Milburn McKinney Mullens will give welcome. Lacy McKinney Basin will give invocation. E K McKinney and Buddy McKinney Stephenson teach the Sunday School lesson. Terry Lester Bud will be first guest speaker with other addresses and quartets providing music.
Dean and David Meadows twin sons of Mr and Mrs Eugene Meadows Riverdrive Addition were honored with a birthday dinner Monday at their home in observance of their fourth anniversary.
In Moundsville and Cresaps, UMW locals 6271 1110 and 6159 endorsed Steve Kochis of Clarksville Pa for president of the United Mine Workers union. He needs one more local to place his name on the Miami Fla ballot next September and had prior nominations from Tamaqua locals. The endorsements cited miner discontent with last spring’s contract and a wave of wildcat strikes as support for a landslide win.
Mullens High School Band is among six selected to perform at the State Fair on August 29 marking its first fair appearance. The group will also give a concert for the Davis-Stuart Home for Children in Lewisburg and stay overnight at Camp Shaw-Mi-Delica run by Greenbrier Military School. Band Booster's Club funds part of the trip. Jules Gautier serves as president.
Ravencliff residents Mr. and Mrs. Don Hall and daughters Connie Zen and Donna Marie left Wilmington after a week with Mrs. Mae Hall. The visit included stops with Fred Hall and Paul Hall of Pineville. Also noted are Mrs. Oscar Canterbury, Mr. and Mrs. Willie Milam and children, Frank Goddard hosts, Rev. C A Lamb traveling to Lancaster and Wise for work, and extended family visits including Steve Wareham in Falls Church and George Osborne in Sterling.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Meadows of Riverdrive Addition return home after a long vacation visiting two Wyoming County families in Huntington and Beckley and relatives in Hamilton and Middletown Ohio. They also toured Chicago and Great Lakes Illinois and spent time with the Farley family in Sterling. The visit included Kellam grandparents in Sterling and Roanoke and Binghamp ton connections, with David Farley heading home to Beckley to visit grandparents. Frankie Farley of Dayton Ohio remains convalescent in the Richardson home.
A desert home in Paradise Valley reflects Barry Goldwater as outdoorsman photographer historian and family man. His Be Nun I Kin house features automatic flag and lighting plus a moving cinema screen as he pursues hobbies from photography to ham radio and Navajo Hopi culture. Goldwater’s life spans photography exploration and politics with a 700 mile Colorado River voyage in 1940, a self taught mandolin playing hobby, and a deep interest in southwestern Indian lore.
Sabine residents Mr and Mrs Charles Agner and Mrs Amedeo Domi left Thursday for Covington Virginia to visit relatives. Before returning to Ohio they will spend several days in Washington DC. Mrs George Ackerson returned Sunday from Cleveland after four days with relatives including Mr and Mrs Orville Allen and others. As corn grows taller old coats are fitted to a scarecrow.
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