Strawberry Festival honors Arritt and Dairy Princess finalists
David Arritt of Fayetteville won first place in the Strawberry Festival division after a day of berry judging and auction. Evelyn Sue Rapp, 18, of Renick, was crowned Dairy Princess for the Beckley Lewisburg area with runner-up Judith Gail Sharp of Marlinton. state finals in Parkersburg June 9 offer further prizes.
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David Arritt
Fayetteville
Beckley Hotel
Rosser Long Insurance Co
FFA
Rural Development Council
Sere
Miss Rapps
Renick High School
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Future’ Homemakers of America
FHA
Parkersburg
American Dairy Association
ADA
Dairy Princess Committee
Sid Larrick
Wazel Phillips
WWNRI
J. E. Otto
Mariel
West
Frank Gare
Charleston
RC Swimming Classes Set for Raleigh County
Beginning and intermediate swimmers will learn oral skills at Waterdale pool at 10 a.m. Wednesday. Mrs A H Harvey chair of water safety for the Raleigh County Red Cross says children eight and older qualify for free instruction with only pool admission cost. A similar class will be offered in August for Bible school children.
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Waterdale
A. H. Harvey
Raleigh County
The
American Red Red Crees
Webster infant Bud Evans funeral arrangements incomplete
Funeral details for Bud Evans infant son of Mr and Mrs James Evans of Price Hill remain incomplete. The baby died at home at 5 30 p m Wednesday and the body is at Ritchie and Johnson Funeral Parlor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster
Bud Evans
James Evans
Price Hill
Ritchie and Johnson
Masons Lodge 27 Meeting Set to Pay Dues
Juveniles of the F and AAY Masons Beckley will meet Friday at 4 p m in the Heroines of Jericho Home G Street all members urged to attend to pay grand lodge dues The Marshall College Teachers College is the largest single contributor to teachers nursery through high school in the state
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F and Aay Masons
Beckley
Heroines of Jericho
G St
Marshall College Teachers College
Leaving Staff Friedrichsen Heads to National Geographic Society
The Register area news editor Friedrichsen plans to leave Saturday for Washington DC to join the National Geographic Society. A South Dakota native and West Virginia Tech graduate, she has worked at Beckley Newspapers since January 1957. Mrs. Anne Springer Miller will temporarily replace her on the area news desk. Sequoia Kay Allen joins The Register as reporter after a prior role at Concord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irs Friedrichsen
the Register
Washington, D.C
National Geographic Society
South Dakota
West Virginia Institute of Technology
Miss Friedrichsen
Beckley Newspapers Corporation
Anne Springer Miller
Area News
The
Register
Sequl
Kay Allen
Sophia High School
Concord College
Reginald. Allen
Sophia
Concord
Youth Becomes Lost After Father Jailed
A 10 year old Mount Tabor youth named Alton Jessup wandered away in Beckley after his father Cornish Jessup was booked at Raleigh County Jail for intoxication. Police and deputies searched with his mother locating him on Valley Drive around 4 30 p m.
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Mount Tabor
Beckley
Raleigh County
Alton Jessup
Cornish Jessup
Alton
Columbia Grill
Jessup
Barney Segle
Segle
Living Learning Loving West Virginia workshops set
A two week teachers workshop at West Virginia University from August 8 to 20 and at Glenville State College from June 23 to July 11 will use the conservation in public schools guide. The program centers on a nationwide conservation handbook published by the Conservation Commission and the State Department of Education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
West Virginia University
Glenville State College
The
Conservation Commission
State Department of Education
Meadow Bridge Man Treated After Tractor Plow Injury
Norris Kincaid, 46, Meadow Bridge, was treated at Beckley Memorial Hospital for an injury to his right index finger after his hand was caught in a tractor plow around 4 p.m. He was dismissed after treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beckley Memorial Hospital
Nor‘yell Kincaid
Meadow Bridge
Bailey Wins Suit Awarded 500 Verdict
After a 90 minute to one and half hour deliberation at the Raleigh Circuit Court, Ells Bailey won a 500 verdict against Warren Lee Williams over his brother Amos Bailey's death at O K's Tavern in Artie. Bailey sought 20000 in suit for his brother's widow and children. Williams testified as a witness in a two day trial led by Judge Norman Knapp. The case concluded with jurors delivering the verdict on a death linked claim.
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Raleigh
Ells Bailey
Warren Lee
Williams
Bailey
Amos Bailey
O. K's
Artie
Norman Knapp
Xhusdd
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Beckley - Hinton
Quesenberry Rus Lines
Berkley
Hinton
Number Two Bus Line, Inc
Beckley, W. Va
Post
E. ‘Bailey
Dolph Regelsky
University of North Dakota
Nashville
Southern Assn
Rexall
America
Pered
Brownie
Hawkeye
Cara Nome
ATC
Gillette
Dix
Ain St
Court House
Beck
Mrs. Filbert
Filbert
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