Ten Convicted For Violations In District IV
Ten convictions under Department of Natural Resources laws were reported Tuesday by Capt. Raymond Eye, chief enforcement officer, District IV. Names include Clyde Sanders of White Sulphur Springs for fishing without a license and Gary P. Col o of South Charleston for having an uncased gun. All were fined $20 by various magistrates. other cases cover fishing without licenses, littering, fire safety, and hunting without a license in several counties with multiple officials named.
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Department of Natural Resources
Raymond Eye
District TV
Clyde Sanders
White Sulphur Springs
Greenbrier County
Frank B. Crigger
James Arbogast
Gary P. Colo
South Charleston
Fayette County
Fred Welch
Ansted
Wyoming County
William Harper
Rainelle
Walter Bowens
Sweet Springs
Monroe County
Gerald L. Crosier
Bowens
Herbert Guerin
Union
Dale Belcher
Ballard
Crosier
Army Enlists 21 Recruits at Beckley Main Station
Twenty one men enlisted at the Beckley Main Recruiting Station and are sent to Ft. Knox for processing. The group includes Emmett Harrison Buchanan Jr in welding, Barry Harless in engineering equipment maintenance, Charles David Andrews in information, Joseph Patrick Akers Jr in office machine repair, and others with assignments like airborne, combat engineers, administration, and unassigned. Prior service noted for Roger Lynn Madden.
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Beckley
Ft. Knox
Emmett Harrison Buchanan Jr
Maben
Barry Allen Harless
Blair Harless
Danville
Charles David Andrews
W. A. Andrews
Clendenin
Joseph Patrick Akers Jr
Bluefield
Marshall Allan Gordon
Lacy Gordon
Europe
James Shanklin Carter
Paul Carter
Tazewell
Infantry
Claude Preston Register
Alvin Register
Palatka
Fla
Airborne
William Howard Goings
Josephine Goings
Winding Gulf
Tommy Roscoe Hinkle
Roscoe Hinkle
Griffithville
Earl Murriel Greathouse Jr
Woodrow Armstrong
Charleston
Oscar Paul Phillips
Mary Doss
Williamson
Stevenson Jimmie Ferr
Robert Cassie Kirk
Cassie Kirk
Jerry Randall Asbury
Georgie Davis
Robert Eugene Isaac
Ralph Isaac
John Calvin Branch
Ira Branch
Earl Lewis Smith
Earl Smith
Cleath Smith
Meadow Bluff
Earl Gene Phillips
Ocle Frazier
War
Lewis Eugene Hedrick
Homer Hedrick
Fayetteville
James Lee Turner
James Tweedy
Logan
Johnny Lee Woods
Kelly Woods
Besoco
Roger Lynn Madden
Paul Madden
Julian
Picketing Spreads at White House Over Segregated Housing
Negro pickets demonstrated in front of the White House protesting segregated housing in the North. A protest sign read Attorney General Kennedy considers segregated housing in northern suburban areas a laughing matter.
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White House Washington
UPI
White House
Kennedy
Fluoridation Gains Ground in Beckley and Nation
Beckley began water fluoridation a few weeks ago as part of a broader trend in the United States. Newsdata shows 61 large cities, with 27 fluoridating, 1 approving in Detroit, and 5 naturally fluoridated. nationwide over 51 million people in 4,251 communities drank fluoridated water by end of 1962.
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Beckley
Detroit
Houston
Dallas
Fort Worth
Albuquerque
Jacksonville
Chicago
New York
Glen White Ninth Grade Banquet Honors Becky Luther
Principal Paul Craghead announced Becky Luther as the Glen White Junior High ninth grade’s most outstanding student for the year. Her name was engraved on the school hall of fame plaque, and she received a certificate. The event at El Chico in Beckley included a class prophecy, a class will, and a post banquet movie. Becky Luther is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Luther of Glen White.
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Glen White
el Chico
Beckley
Paul Craghead
Becky Luther
Glen White School
Becky
Betty Holstein
Charles Lilly
Craghead
Charles Luther
Bank Debits Rise in Beckley Area in May
May debits in Beckley area banks totaled 25.934 million, up 3.5 percent from 25.310 million last May. County figures show Boone 6.725 million, Hinton 3.366 million, Lewisburg 2.492 million, Logan 14.660 million, Marlinton 2.441 million, Montgomery 7.852 million, Mount Hope 2.113 million, Oak Hill 5.212 million, Princeton 8.089 million, Summersville 5.767 million, and Wyoming County 6.176 million, with various percent gains. The statewide May increase was 11.1 percent.
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Beckley
Montgomery
Boone County
Hinton
Lewisburg
Logan
Marlinton
Mount Hope
Oak Hill
Princeton
Summersville
Wyoming County
Catholics Select WWHS Senior Sparacino for Xavier Institute
Woodrow Wilson High School senior Joseph N. Sparacino is chosen to attend Operation Youth a weeklong summer institute at Xavier University Cincinnati Ohio sponsored by the Holy Name Society of St Francis de Sales Catholic Church. He will join talks on government law history economics and human relations with Q&A sessions and group discussions culminating in a Flag Day rally with Maj Lloyd Burke as principal speaker. Sparacino son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Sparacino Jr of 210 Locust St is 17 and active in Junior Historians Latin Club Catholic Youth Organization and Moose Teenage Club. He works at Camera Corner this summer.
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Woodrow Wilson High School
Joseph N. Sparacino
Operation
Xavier University
Cincinnati
Ohio
Holy Name Society
St. Francis de Sales Catholic Church
Joseph Sparacino Jr
Locust St
Don Wise
Xavier
Armory Auditorium
Cin
Cinnati Sons of the American Revolution
U. S. Citizens Committee
Maj
Lloyd Burke
Wise
10 Freedoms Foundation
America
Woodrow Wilson
Joseph
St. Francis de Sales
Moose
Camera Corner
Clean-Up Group Plans Paint Pot Sunday in Beckley Area
The Beckley Raleigh County Chamber beautification group will meet Thursday at 7 30 p m to review the Centennial Clean-Up and plan Paint Pot Sunday. Old paint cans will be collected and massed at a central site for public use while Raleigh County’s dilapidated shacks are surveyed for recommended action by July 1. Health and fire authorities will receive the list if no progress is made. Raleigh County leads the state with 630 unoccupied shacks in the latest cleanup tally.
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Beckley-Raleigh
Beckley-Raleigh County Chamber of Commerce
Raleigh County
Surprise Valley Camp Clean Up Plans and Officers
Plans for a social work evening at Surprise Valley Camp Youth grounds are announced. The Board of Directors elected Clifton Inman as president, Frederick Dinkler as vice president, Jim Bob James as secretary, and Jim Hiser as treasurer. Junior Week directed by Jim Hiser is set for July and Senior Week directed by Clifton Inman runs July 29 to August 2. All interested urged to attend Friday clean up. Also noted is a prior financial figure of 911,842,000 with an 11.1 percent increase from May 1962.
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Surprise Valley Camp
Dry Hill Road
Clifton Inman
Parkersburg
Frederick Dinkler
Sand Branch
Jim Bob James
Prosperity
Jim Hiser
Charleston
Clifton Inman Willl
Millions of Youth Entering U S Labor Market in Sixties
Britannica Book of Year projects about 26 million Americans under 25 will join the labor force during the 1960s, signaling a significant demand for jobs and shaping economic trends.
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Britannica
Beckley Cadet William Kent Bair Promoted at VPI
Beckleyan Cadet William Kent Bair of Beckley has been promoted to Second Lieutenant and becomes Honor Squadron Administrative Officer at Virginia Polytechnic Institute Corps of Cadets. Son of J. W. and Mrs. Bair of 108 East Main St, he serves on the Chapel Committee YMCA Distributive Education Club and is active in Cadet Corps intramural sports and Circle K.
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A Beckleyan
William Kent Bair
Virginia Polytechnic Institute Corps of Cadets
J. W. Bair
East Main St
VPICC
YMCA
VPI
Vacation Bible School Slated by Prosperity Church
The Church of Christ at Prosperity will host its first Vacation Bible School themed Living for Jesus from June 10 to 14. Frederick Dinkler, pastor, directs with aid from Norma Hilbert Frances Woods Forrest Ogden E E Carddock E E Carddock Jr Jon Jaap Doris Mitchell Tina Oscar Jim Bob James and Herbert Bellamy. Sessions run 9 to 11 a.m. daily with a picnic planned for June 15.
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Church of Christ At Prosperity
Frederick Dinkler
Norma Hilbert
Frances Woods
Forrest Ogden
E. E. Carddock
E. E. Carddock Jr
Jon Jaap
Doris Mitchell
Tina Oscar
Jim Bob James
Herbert Bellamy
Six Attend Meet Mrs Lovelace at West Virginia AME event
Mrs Mittie Lovelace director of the Young Peoples Department of the AME churches of West Virginia and St Paul AME in McAlpin led a Saturday Missionary Conference Branch meeting in Parkersburg. From Beckley’s St Mark AME church Reverend G E Fagan Ann Scott LaChone Fagan and George Johnson attended. Mrs Lovelace and Miss Dorothy Mahan represented McAlpin. Miss Mahan was chosen Young People's Department Queen.
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Mittie Lovelace
Young Peoples Department
West Virginia
St. Paul A. M. E
McAlpin
Parkersburg
Missionary Conference
St. Mark A. M. E
Beckley
G. E. Fagan
Ann Scott
Groups to Meet County ASCS Committees for Joint Session
Groups from Raleigh and Wyoming counties will meet together here for the first time in record time. The session will be in the ASCS offices on Wednesday, Franklin Lilly, the manager, said. Don Williams, ASCS fieldman, will lead a forenoon training explain duties to community committeemen. In the afternoon a farm tour, weather permitting, will be conducted by H. B. Thomas, Raleigh County Agricultural Extension agent.
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Raleigh
Wyoming Counties
ASCS
Franklin Lilly
Don Williams
H. B. Thomas
Raleigh County
Cheese blocks spur sculptor contest at Slade School
London UPI reports twelve students at the Slade School of Fine Arts enter a competition to carve sculptures from 40 pound blocks of rindless cheese.
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London
UPI
Slade School of Fine Arts
6th Annual Speech and Hearing Clinic Opens Monday
Raleigh County's sixth annual Speech and Hearing Clinic starts Monday in the Memorial Building. The eight week program runs 9 am to 3 pm daily with classes for each student, no training charges, and transportation provided by students. About 450 prospective students are being processed for evaluation the first week, up from 270 last year.
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Opal Ripley Register
Raleigh County
Memorial Building
Raleigh County Society For Crippled Children and Adults Inc
Viola St. Clair
St. Clair
Anta Marie Osborn
The
Society
Raleigh County Board of Education
Osborn
Helen Smith
Aurelia
Beckley First Rehearsal Held for Honey in the Rock Cast
The Honey in the Rock cast held its opening rehearsal at Cliffside Amphitheatre in Grand View State Park after a Beckley welcome from Norman Fagan. Director Edgar Loessin outlined daily rehearsals ahead of the June 22 opening with sessions at Woodrow Wilson High School and Beckley sites.
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Woodrow Wilson High School
Beckley
Norman Fagan
Beckley Junior High School
Morgan Speaks At Rhodell Junior High Banquet
Morgan Jr. speaks at Rhodell Elementary School banquet honoring the basketball team and cheerleaders. He congratulates players for their record and notes the athletic program’s influence on off court behavior while urging upcoming enrollment at Stoco Junior High. Roger Perdue displays trophies earned at Shady Spring and Stoco tournaments as team members and cheerleaders are listed.
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Stoce
James Morgan Jr
Rhodell
Stoco Junior High School
Morgan
Roger Perdue
Shady Spring High School
Stoco High School
Stoco Junior High
Tommy Miller
Robert Bell
Nathaniel Radford
Eugene Harvey
Marvin Radford
Roger McKinney
Robert Bolen
Warren Cross
Mitchell Cooper
Isaac Hylton
Danny Harold
Danny Wyce
Stanley Wood
Jimmy Dunford
Leonard Radford
Ralph Shatley
Clarence Danley
Joseph Tanks
Johnny McKinney
Larry Howerton
William Alexander
Billy Lilly
Pamela Bolen
Cynthia Perdue
Belinda Size
Janet Murphy
Sandra Cox
Blind Chorus From West Virginia School for the Blind Visits Beckley
The West Virginia School for the Blind chorus arrives in Beckley as part of its Centennial state tour. The 27-member group performs Wednesday at 8 p.m. in Woodrow Wilson High School Auditorium with an admission charge. They tour the Raleigh County Armory Field House before the concert and continue to Charleston and Huntington on Thursday and Friday.
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West Virginia School For the Blind
Beckley
Fayetteville
Raleigh County Armory- Field House
Field House
Tom Minter
Walter Cooper
Armory
Woodrow Wilson High School
Earl Edgell
WVU
School of Music
West Virginia
Elkins
Winchester
Charleston
Huntington
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