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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1964

Page

7

Derricks Among The Buckeyes (2) Will Success Spoil Morrow County

MT GILEAD Ohio oil boom reshapes the community as tall rigs loom over Morrow County. Mayor Sid Tennant struggles with traffic, permits, and rising costs while new jobs and wealth appear yet warnings of wasteful practices persist. Oil promoters push for regulations amid fears of unsafe sites and open water holes.

Robert Cochnar Gilead Ohio NEA Morrow County United States U. S Interior Stewart Udall James Rhodes Wny Esman Rhodes Colum Sid Ten Tennant Sid Dan Eachus Mt. Gilead First National Bank Sid Tennant

Kiwanis Club Selects Committee Members

The Kiwanis Club of Mount Hope names officers Rodney Davis president John Rogers vice president Rev Bill L Withers secretary Wayne Kesler treasurer and 14 Beckley members join. Committees split into Youth Services Citizenship Services and Kiwanis Administration with multiple chairmen and sub committees. Next meeting June 5 at Mountainair Hotel and Charter Night July 18.

Mount Hope KNS Kiwanis Club of Jerome R. van Meter Beckley Organization of Kiwanis D. Armstrong Robert Thomson Otis Lyons C. M. Arthur van Meter Rodney Davis John Rogers Bill L. Withers Wayne Kesler William N. Davis Larry Hatfield Jack Shockey John Shumate John Lancianese Myron Bryant Citizenship Services Kiwanis Agri C. E. Kesler William Rod Davis Bill L William D. Sharpe Robert Underwood Lawrence Ancie Larry Hatfie Mountainair Gary Wayne Siegel Wayne A. Kesler Jerry W. Collier H. C. Brown Carl E. Kesler Jack Shumate

Holiday weekend guests visit Maben Coe Privett home

Maben Coe Privett hosted her son and daughter in law Jess Privett and their son Clark and daughter Lynn from Havre de Grace Maryland over the holiday. Other visitors included James Lewis Belair Maryland Arthur Privett Slab Fork and nephew Bruce Whitaker Alexandria Virginia. Dennis Shumate and son Dwight Soulsville also visited. Mrs Toby Bower of Firm Canada is admitted as a patient at Wyoming General Hospital Mullens.

Coe Privett Jess Privett Clark Lynn Havre deGrace Toby Bower Canada Wyoming General Hospital Mullens

One study of a snail pace shows 23 inch movement

A scientific note reports a snail advancing 23 inches in a slow measurement, highlighting the creature’s unusually steady progress over time.

Social Visits Spread Among Glen Rogers Families

Mrs John Greer and Mrs E guests in their homes with Glendon D Canada family visiting his parents in Maben Stella Greer granddaughter of Mrs Sweeney and niece of Mrs Greer Mrs Ralph Manning hosted Mrs Luke McClanahan Garfield NJ who visited sons Henry in Glen Rogers and Clarence in Beckley They traveled to Beckley to stay at 104 Nathan Street and Mrs McClanahan departed for New Jersey Sunday morning.

Glen -Rogers RNS John Greer Glendon D. Canada Kathryn Libby Dwayne Carlstadt N. J T. E. Canada Maben Canada Sweeney Greer Stella Greer Glen Rogers Ralph Manning Luke McClanahan Garfield Henry McClanahan Clarence Beckley Buster Daniels Nathan Street McClanahan New Jersey

Mullens Bridal Tea Shower Honors Barbara Stefancic

Miss Barbara Stefancic daughter of Mr and Mrs Andy Stefancic of Mullens was honored with a bridal tea shower Friday night in the Fire Hall of the First Methodist church. She will wed Robert Blaine Sizemore in an open church wedding at First Methodist June 6 at 7 pm. Pink and red tea roses and mock orange decorated the bride table with floral arrangements by Mrs M M Shumate. Hostesses included a long list of local women from Mullens.

M. M. Shumate G. B. McGraw W. C. Neal W. S. Carr J. E. Parsons Carrie L. Thrasher A. L. Robertson Eugene Winzenrith Harry Houck F. S. Caffee Jr Louise Heas C. W. Graham Ted Robinette Hubert McKinney Curtis Crotty Linda Martin Backus Joe Zeboskey Bernard Shannon R. E. Dishner Laverne Patty Clifford L. C. Stewart Layna Sam Barton H. L. Akers W. W. Wells Karen Walter Ferguson Clifford Cook Bill Lusk Jewell Weaver Myra Catherine Stewart Edna Cook Terrill W. T. Mann Brenda Monroe Ar! Moran Pat Severt Cliff Sullins Cecil Caperton Gordon Craft Effie Delp Morton England W. S. French Snow Lawerence R. J. Matheny Betty Webb Lindy Wade Sandy Ray Huffman Sue Joyce Moore D. Grove Moler George Fordham Cathy Paul Martin Dora Lewis Charles Coffey Brenda W. W. Cook Cindy Herbert Morgan Andrew Tolley Glen Hudgins Sam Foglesong L. C. Smith Sally Jack Wilcox C. H. Terry Taylor Leonard Pam Barbara Folden Charles Stump Barbara Clifford Gladys Sizemore

Carpet shop owner wins rug prize at charity raffle

Sir Tatton Brinton, proprietor of a carpet business in London, bought a charity raffle ticket and emerged as the winner. His prize is a rug, awarded in the fundraising event.

London UPI Tatton Brinton

Bane-Sizemore Vows Read In Maryland

Peggy Joyce Sizemore wed John Harvey Bane II in Arlington at Bonnie Baptist Church. The bride, nurse Peggy Sizemore of McGraws, wore white lace and carried a white Bible with carnations. Groom John H. Bane Jr. is a National Geographic writer. they plan to reside in Arlington after a wedding trip.

McGraws RNS Peggy Joyce Sizemore Olon Sizemore John Harvey Bane, II John H. Bane Jr Buunswick Bonny Baptist Church Arlington Nancy Sizemore Joseph Lee Bane Wesley K. Harris Jr Elwood Barnes Reion Pearl Krawles Helen Sweet Bane Glen Roger High School Concord College St. Mary's School of Nursing Huntington National Geographic Society Sizemore

Weekend visitors bring many extended family ties to Pax Beckley area

PAX and Beckley area residents hosted a large weekend of guests from Ohio Illinois and West Virginia. Families welcomed relatives including Mr. and Mrs. Tom Foster Mr. and Mrs. Al Kokoski and Myrtle Adkins from Franklin Ohio and Ruth Humphrey and son Jimmy from Long Branch among others. Guests included Rev Jack Logan and family Beckley while others from Cleveland Cincinnati Charleston and Dayton visited locals.

Sharon Cabin Creek Tom Foster Weirwood Charles Lafferty Earl Hugert Rainelle Ro ‘Ey Tyree Cleveland Ohio Pat Holman Charleston Dollie Brock Billy Brock Anita Greenfield Ind Jimmy Brock Indianapolis Larry Brock Columbus Gene Stover Howard Stover Howard Jr Sherry Dayton Pax and Beckley Mattie Davis Toledo Claude Raymond Kidd Smithers Aubrey Cruise Chicago Ill Luther Cruise Joe Miller Sweeneysburg Virginia

Gourmet Grapefruit with Blue Cheese Crumble

Cut a fresh grapefruit in half and loosen sections. Crumble American blue cheese on top and broil just until blue cheese begins to melt. Serve warm. The salt and peppery flavor of the American blue cheese will help to bring out the sweetness of the grapefruit.

Red Letter Day salad with cheeses and pimento

A quick cold salad idea mixing one pint cottage cheese with a quarter cup crumbled blue cheese and two tablespoons chopped pimento. Chill the mixture and serve on crisp lettuce leaves as a themed Red Letter Day dish.

Eggs with chives and blue cheese elevate scrambled eggs

A simple brunch idea uses six beaten eggs enriched with a teaspoon of chopped chives and two tablespoons crumbled American blue cheese to create a flavorful main dish suitable for brunch or supper.

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