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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1951

Page

6

Scout Camping Season Ends Tomorrow at Shanklin's Ferry

Audrey W. Biffe reports Appalachian Council ends five week summer camping at Shanklin’s Ferry Reservation on New River. Three troops, 335 Scouts and 30 adults participated with field trips and a Gold Rush finale. Junior counselors return home Monday. Camp director Harold Rife Sr. and staff oversee demobilization and property clean up.

Audrey W. Biffe Appalachian Council Shanklin's Ferry New River Harold Rife, Sr William H. Gibson Benny Rushford Glen Rogers Danny Duncan Eccles Alex’ McCarty Stotesbury Appalachian Boy Scouts Gus F. Walker Camp Wilderness Daniels Council Raleigh Summers Wyoming Joe McMahon, Jr Beckley Fred Doudy Philmont Cimarron New Mexico Rocky Mountains Mother Nature Balanced Rock Region 4 West Virginia Kentucky Ohio

City Playgrounds Draw Big Crowds

During five weeks of Operation Beckley’s ten city playgrounds drew 25,505 people. James Snead reports the first week welcomed children and parents with tape jumping marbles softball volleyball and basketball. Weeks two and three featured safety and parental participation with First-Aid kits and rules. attendance across sites from June 11 to July 17 ranged from Lincoln 1860 Sprague 1550 Sylvia 2480 Central 3100 Temple 1869 Morton Reaves 3100 Stratton 3783 East Park 2635 City Park 2790.

Beckley James Snead Lincoln Institute Sprague Sylvia Central Temple Morton-Reaves Stratton East Park City Park

Civil Service Examinations Open for Scientist Engineer Jobs

Examinations underway for junior scientist and engineer positions in Washington DC area. Henry Kent, secretary of the Board of U.S. Civil Service Examiners, announces openings for chemist physicist metallurgist engineer at 3100 to 3825 dollars yearly. Also mathematician electronic scientist at 3100, plus hospital administration intern at 1600 and training instructor posts at 33200 to 3825. Internships run 12 months in Veterans Administration hospitals. training roles at Scott Field Illinois.

Washington, D.C Henry Kent U.S. Civil Service Beckley Post Office Veterans Administration Scott Field Air Force Base

Six area men enlist in Army and Air Force

Captain Wratte J. Gay of the Beckley Army and Air Force Recruiting Station reports six area men have enlisted. Five join the Air Force for four years with destinations Langley or Lackland. one, Homer Evans, joins the Army for three years to Fort Meade. Names include Tom Haiiston Joe Berentes Charles Be Daniels Homer Rhees and George E Smith.

Armed Services Wratte J. Gay Beckley George E. Smith Canada Navy Smith Langley Air’ ‘Force Base Hampton Lackland ‘Air Force Base San Antonio Tex Perkhins Evans Cyclone Wyoming County Amy and Will Aes Fort George G. Meade

Twelve Area Men Named to Aid National Mine Contest

Twelve area men were selected with 16 others from across the state as committee members for the National First-Aid and Mine-Rescue Contest in Columbus Ohio October 2 to 4. West Virginia mines are expected to be well represented with teams from all branches of the mineral and allied industries. Trophies will be awarded. Committee members include Beckley George J Titler C E Jones H M Scott Hope S C Higgins Robert Calvert Joseph S Ferraro F J Furin Luther Lewallen John Matska E E Quenon Bluefield B B Housman Montgomery James Winning.

Columbus United States Bureau of Mines West Virginia Bureau of Mines State Departments of Mines Mineral and Allied Industries Beckley Geroge J. Titler C. E. Jones H. M. Scott Mr. Hope S. C. Higgins Robert Calvert Joseph S. Ferraro F. J. Furin Luther Lewallen John Matska E. E. Quenon Bluefield B. B. Housman Montgomery James

McDonough Rites Set for Saturday

Funeral services for E. J. Mc Donough 54 a former Beckleyan will be held at the Secred Heart Church in Charleston with a Re quiem Mass at 10 a.m. Saturday Burial will be in a Charleston Cemetery. He headed a Charleston insurance firm and was active in civic affairs and in groups including the American Legion Knights of Columbus and the Catholic Church He died Thursday of a heart attack Survivors include his widow a daughter and four sisters and two brothers

E. J. McDonough Beckleyan Secred Heart Church Charleston McDonough Charleston Insurance Charleston Park and Recreation Commission American Legion Kanawha Players Catholic Church Knights of Columbus Richmond Beckley

Youth for Christ Rally Marks Beckley Anniversary

Beckley Youth for Christ sets 7 30 p m Saturday at Beckley Junior High auditorium to celebrate its third anniversary. Nathan Bond Los Angeles evangelist will speak. he leads a radio ministry and has founded three Christian day schools. Instrumental duets by Bill Stevens and a devotional period led by Carl G Johnson.

Beckley Youth For Christ Beckley Junior High Nathan Bond Los Angeles San Bernardino Carl G. Johnson

Three Lots Bought In City for $1 000

L A Landers and wife purchase three Beckley lots and part of another from Matt Crook and wife for about $1 000, deed on file. The notice lists numerous other Beckley land transfers with prices ranging from about $300 to $4 600, including properties on N Kanawha Street and in Sunset Memorial Park. Multiple buyers and sellers named accompany details of tracts in Town District Marsh Fork Shady Spring and Hunter additions, with values cited.

L. A Houchins Manufacturing Company H. E. Anderson Beckley Edna B. Williamson Fred G. Michael Raleigh Coal and Coke Company C. Berkley Lilly Reed A. M. Sizemore Nancy Judith Sizemore Patsy F. Billings Lawrence IC. Namby Willard E. Age Thaddeus C. Bennett James A. Thompson North Bechler George J. Titler White Lane Alfred Tolliver van Hunter Hunter Marsh Fork James Dewey Pack Sadie V. Bragg Shady Spring Ernest Large Hubert Jarrett Hollis Jarrett J. M. Mannix Robert G. Wooten Shadyne

Five More Truckers Fined On Overloading Charges

Five more truckers were fined yesterday in magistrate courts for overloading after State Police weight checks. Vehicles belonged to Central Motor Lines of North Carolina and individuals including William A. Cox and W. E. Farrow of Shady Springs, each fined $25 plus costs by Magistrate T. N. Thurman. Robert H. Amos of Shay Spring also faced similar charges before Magistrate T. H. Wills.

Central Motor Lines North Carolina William A. Cox W. E. Farrow Shady Springs T. N. Thurman Robert H. Amos Shay Spring T. Hy

Beckleyan Gives Guitar Recital at Cincinnati Conservatory

Harold Chris Williams of Beckley a Cincinnati Conservatory faculty member presented a recital Wednesday night. The program featured several classical selections by Williams and his students. Williams, 24, teaches guitar in his second year on the faculty and is the son of Mr and Mrs Dewey Williams of Beckley. He is a 1944 graduate of Woodrow Wilson High School and completed studies at the Cincinnati Conservatory in 1949.

Beckleyan Cincinnati Harold Chris Williams Beckley Cinccinnati Conservatory of Music Conservatory Faclty Williams Dewey Williams Fulton Avenue Woodrow Wilson High School Cincinnati Conservatory

Area Business Notes Highlights Regional Agency Achievements

Audrey W. Riffe reports on a string of recognitions and activities in area business. Ralph Hash of Mullens Union Furniture earns a trip to Erie for General Electric refrigerator sales, Lillian Rich of Oak Hill Floral attends a Richmond floristry design school, and James D. Rawn of Beaver joins a Farm Bureau convention in New York City with about 300 district managers. Lyndell Bennett of Beckley wins top Farm Bureau agent trophy, Judie and Julie Jones head to Chicago radio work with WLS and NBC National Barn Dance, and James W. Holsteine of Inter-Ocean Insurance is promoted to special writer in Beckley.

Audrey W. Riffe General ‘Electric Ralph Hash Mullens Union Furniture Company Erie General Electric James D. Rawn Beaver Farm, Bureau Insurance Companies Commodore New York City Rawn Lyndell B. Bennett Combs Street Beckley Farm Bureau Insurance Companies Bennett Companes Oak Hill Rawn and Farm Bureau Automobile Insurance Company Farm Bureau Mutual Fire Insurance Company Farm Bureau Life Insurance Company Columbus, CO Judie Julie Jones Chicago WLS NBC James W. Holsteine Inter-Ocean Insurance Company Beckley Newspapers Corporation Soe i Ee

Two Couples Seek Marriage Licenses at County Clerk Office

Two couples applied Wednesday for marriage licenses. Jean Paul Audet, 26, of Prince, son of Mr. Adjutor Audet, and Doris Rousseau, 20, of Manchester, N H, daughter of Mr. Andriew Rousseau. Harold Thomas Foster, 20, of Stanaford, son of Mr. Dillard Foster, and Arlene Mae Harris, 19, of Stanaford, daughter of Mr. Tom Harris.

Jean Paul Audet Prince Adjutor Audet Doris Rousseau Manchester N. H Andriew Rousseau Harold Thomas Foster Stanaford Dillard Foster Arlene Mae Harris Tom Harris

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