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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1964

Page

10

Surprise bridal shower honors Miss Sharon Walker

Miss Sharon Walker daughter of Mr and Mrs Herbert R Walker of MacDonald was honored with a surprise bridal shower Saturday in the Assembly of God Church social hall Mount Hope The couple will marry July 4 in an open ceremony at the same church Guests posed with Mrs Page Humphrey mother of the groom and were presented gifts beneath a blue parasol with white and blue florals

Sharon Walker Washington, D. C Herbert R. Walker MacDonald Assembly of God God Church

Glen Jean Garden Club Meets at Glen Jean Mount Hope

Mrs Hazel Samples presided as president absent at the Glen Jean Garden Club meeting held at Mrs Sam Jaspers home. A dessert was served and the program covered herbs pest control and flower care with guest Miss Willia Thompson sharing on shower gift containers. Next meeting set for July 2 at Mrs Eugene Spradlins home with members to bring gardening topics.

Ann Graff C. R. Heermans N. J. Jobe Eugene Spradlin Clara Craig Luther A. Lewallen Beatrice Otey Carl Samples J. L. Wilkins

Day Camp To Open June 15 In Fayette

Brownie Day Camp for Enchanted Hills District of Mountain Laurel Girl Scout Council opens June 15 at Camp Abbott in Fayette County with sessions June 15 18 and June 22 25 Theme Look Wide Look Wider Still To Mexico Director is Mrs William Abele assisted by Mrs Mary Clark Program covers nursery brownie and Junior levels with many local leaders and registered girls from East Bank Glasgow Gauley Bridge Chariton Heights Oak Hill and Fayetteville Parents supply transportation 9 am to 3 pm daily.

Camp Abbot Enchanted Hills Mountain Laurel Mexico William Abele Chariton Heights Mary Clark Falls View M. C. Korb A. Bennett Barbara C. Basham East Bank Clifton Johnson Annabel McAllister Glasgow M. H. Perdue Alley Shelia M. Gould Timothy McAllister Mary Maiuri Linda Gregory Linda Maiuri Patricia Johnson Kathy Hall Paulette Martin Barbara Ann Plumley Robin Carpenter Debra Webb Paulette Justice Sandra Justice Cynthia Taylor Dee Ann Bragg Judith Cabell Cheryl Brown Vickie Woods Robert Winebrenner Elizabeth Samples Jamie Samples Gauley Bridge

Oak Hill Youth Candidate For Boys State Governor

Oak Hill youth John Duda Jr leads Nationalist ticket for governor at Mountaineer Boys State mock election, with Jim Ford of Beckley running for treasurer. Primary selections list Tom Way and others, voting at 9:30 p.m. and results determine roles for the event week.

Oak Hill Jackson’s Mill UPI American Legion Mountaineer John Duda Jr Jim Ford Beckley Tom Way Huntington John Duda, Jr Alvin L. Boles Skelton Joseph Zain Charleston Joe F. Burdett Ili Jim Salentro Hepzibah Harrison County

Five Hurt In Two Car Wreck Near Oak Hill

Five people were injured when two cars collided two miles north of Oak Hill on the Oak Hill Fayetteville road at 8 40 p m Saturday. William L Williams 19 of Beckley swerved and hit the front of a 1959 model driven by Woodrow W Epperly of Fayetteville. Williams was charged with failing to have his vehicle under control. Injured were Jo Ann Robinson Vernie McClelland Jerry Wayne Epperly Juanita Epperly and Woodrow Epperly. Epperly Miss Robinson and Mrs McClelland were in Oak Hill Hospital. A hearing for Williams is set for June 11 in Fayetteville.

Oak Hill RNS Fayetteville William L. Williams Beckley Woodrow W. Epperly Williams Jo Ann Robinson Vernie McClelland Epperly Jerry Wayne Epperly Juanita Epperly Woodrow Epperly Miss Robinson Mrs. McClelland Oak Hill Hospital Frank Simms

Coal Men Attend Meet at Summers Grill

Lloyd G. Fitzgerald and A. B. Cavendish attended the Mid- State Coal Mining Institute meeting at 6 30 p m Saturday in Summers private dining room. Cavendish reviewed the proposed safety program for the West Virginia Mines sponsored by the US Bureau of Mines the WV Department of Mines the Coal Operators Association and mine workers organizations.

Mount Hope ANS Lloyd G. Fitzgerald A. B. Cavendish Mid- State Coal Mining Institute Stonewall Jackson Grill Summersville Cavendish West Virginia United States Bureau of Mines West Virginia Department of Mines The Coal Operators Association Mine Workers’ Organizations

Now You Know By United Press International

The Johnstown flood of May 31 1889 killed 2200 people per World Almanac according to UPI.

United Press International Johnstown World Almanac

$400 Taken From Church Office

Police seek thief who entered Jones Avenue Church of God after services and took $400 from the church office filing cabinet between 1:30 and 2:00 PM. The intruder cut the door jamb with a knife to force entry. main entrance pins failed to catch.

Oak Hill RNS Jones Avenue Church of God

Paved Playground Court Approved At Pineville Board Meeting

The board authorized an asphalt court for Wyoming Grade School playground using prior levy funds. New hires include Nancy J. Smith as hot lunch supervisor and statistics clerk at 500 dollars monthly, replacing retired Estelle Caudle. Bus drivers for summer trade school earn 278.25 monthly. Several staff changes and a request from Herndon High School for grounds and band room discussed. The board tours site on June 20 for drainage, sidewalk, bus area, and football field. no funds for a band room. Shuffleboard courts may be funded by Community Development Commission at Palisades Playground. improvements planned. Board settled 4288.75 for Sand Gap School building. will not rebuild. 110 trade school students and 36 driving students in summer program.

Wyoming Pineville Nancy JO Smith Mullens Estelle Caudle Thomas Clay Walden Cook Ozzie Hatfield Virgil Witt Carol McKinney Stewart Baileyson High School Constance Waddell Herndon High School Baileysville High School Arnold Rose Baileysville Sand Gap Jack D. Martin Community Development Commission Commission Palisades Playgound Robert E. Kuhn

Church School Workers Named at Glen Rogers and Mil am Methodist

Mrs No ah Dancy will head the Vacation Bible School at Mil am Methodist Church as superintendent when the school convenes the week of June 15. Francine Brooks will serve secretary and assist with arts and crafts in the primary dept. RS. Fred Sizemore will supervise the nursery with Carolyn Sizemore assisting. Nancy Hash directs the kindergarten with Sharon McGraw as assistant. The primary dept teacher is Mrs Jack Brown. Juniors will be taught by Mrs Shel burn Brooks and Mrs Dancy with Robbie Sizemore and Alma Brown assisting. The school runs one week from 6:30 p m daily at the church. The ME for the school has yet to be announced. The sessions follow a long-standing pattern with late afternoon start to avoid heat.

Fred Sizemore Carolyn Sizemore Nancy Hash Sharon McGraw Jack Brown Shelburn Brooks Dancy Robbie Sizemore Alma Brown

Mrs Bryant Shower Honors Mount Hope Stork Party

Myron Bryant was feted with a stork shower Friday night in Mount Hope Christian Church Social Hall honoring the former Joan Sink daughter of Mrs. Josephine Sink and the late Ambrose Sink. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. J. B. Helton Jr. Mrs. C. H. Jones and Mrs. H. C. Brown. Others attending included Mrs. Link Elsie Bryant Bertha Trent Marvin Beverley D. B. Hartsaw Larry Hatfield Rufus Beverley Frank Pino Mary Bailey Judy Ramey and Page Humphrey.

D. B. Hartsaw Larry Hatfield Rufus Beverley Frank Pino Mary Bailey Judy Ramey Page Humphrey

Junior Mission Sponsors Tea at Glen Jean

A Silver Tea hosted by the Glen Jean Junior Mission was held at 7 30 p m Friday at the home of Mrs Earl Shumate. Attendees from Glen Jean and Fayetteville included Mrs Ross E Core Mrs John Brash Miss Beatrice Otey Mrs N J Jobe Mrs Helen Vento and others.

Glen Jean RNS Glen Jean Junior Mission Earl Shumate Hazel Pearl Vivian Harvey Ross E. Core John Brash Beatrice Otey N. J. Jobe Helen Vento Dorothy Spradlin A. F. Bragg Joan Donnelly Beulah Beasley John Byset Judy Vento Theresa Jobe D Stewart Edith Vento Clara Craig Alma Abcock C.E. Shumate Fayetteville Jane Graham Nell Bannister W. A. Sutphin Susan Sutphin Nadine Foster Jane Foster Oak Hill

Mount Hope Man Receives 50 Year Masonic Pin

Harold D. Norton was awarded a fifty year Masonic service emblem by Robert D. Williams on behalf of Waverly No. 301 F and AM Clarks Summit Pa. Norton, initiated December 29 1914, is retired from The New River Co. and has undergone larynx removal surgery in 1963.

Harold D. Norton Mount Hope Robert D. Williams ANS Prosperity Sth West Virginia Waverly No. 301 F&am Clarks Summit Norton Onorton New River Co Mount Herbert L. Duncan States Col. Duncan Hebert Lee Duncan Cynthis Norton Duncan Chateauroux Air Station France Chicago Til

Mount Hope Social Notes Highlight Local Visitors

Mt Hope area hosts and visitors include Rodney Bing and family from Jacksonville Florida staying with Nora White at 720 Main Street. Ken ny Williams and children Jane Ann Linda Dianne and Susan visit from Fort Smith Arkansas. Carol Walker from Washington DC visits her parents Herbert and family. Keith Humphrey returns to Washington DC after weekend in Mount Hope. Ernest Napier and children Ernie Terri and Keith vacationed with W B Ramey and Clarice Jorden before returning to Barbaraville Kentucky.

Mount Hope Rodney “Cotton” Bing Jacksonville Fla Nora White Main St Bing Janie White Capt Kenny Williams Jane Ann Linda Dianne Susan Fort Smith Ark Rodney Bing Williams Carol White Carol Walker Washington, DC Herbert Walker Tommy Stafford Washington, D.C Harold Staf Keith Humphrey Page Humphrey Ernest G. Napier Ernie Terri Keith Barbaraville W. B. Ramey Clarice Jorden Napier Rowena Ramey

Question on work as a hob by nature

The statement invites reflection on viewing gainful labor as a hobby. It suggests that finding enjoyment in one’s work can increase satisfaction and fulfillment.

Milam Combs Bridal Held in Lebanon Virginia

Miss Carol Ann Combs daughter of Mr and Mrs David Combs Beartown and Robert Lee Milam son of Mr and Mrs Oswald Milam Crumpler were married Friday at 1 pm at the home of Rev M C Miller pastor of the Baptist Church of Lebanon Va The single ring ceremony featured a white lace dress white accessories and a white Bible with a bouquet of white carnations Maid of honor was Ann Milam and Lonnie Mullens was best man The bride a Herndon High School graduate served as secretary of America Club and completed a commercial course She is a Methodist Church member and Youth Fellow The groom a 1963 Herndon High School graduate attended Wyoming County Vocational School Pineville and works for Hawthorne Trucking Co of Gilliam The couple reside with the groom’s parents at Beartown.

Herndon RNS Carol Ann Combs David Combs Beartown Robert Lee Milam Oswald Milam Crumpler M. C. Miller Baptist Church of Lebanon Lebanon Ann Milam Lonnie Mullens Herndon High School America Club Methodist Church of Methodist Youth Fellowship Wyoming County Pineville Hawthorne Trucking Co Gilliam

Proceeds From Gospel Singing Caravan Aid Legion Projects

Fayetteville American Legion Post will use proceeds from the Gospel Singing Caravan at Memorial Auditorium on Thursday June 25 to support local Legion projects. The post backs a 15 acre Town Park, a Fayetteville area baseball program, Mountaineer Boys' State participation for area students, and high school Oratorical contests plus School Awards. The Gospel Caravan features The LeFevres, Blue Ridge Quartet, Johnson Sisters, and Prophets Quartet. Advance tickets are on sale locally. The show runs 8 p.m. to midnight with doors at 7.

Fayetteville Jackson's Mill Nuttall, Collins The Legion Post Legion School Nuttall Collins Mount Hope LeFevres Atlanta Blue Ridge Quartet Spartanburg S.C Johnson Sisters Birmingham Ala Prophets Quartet Knoxville

Summers Harvest Program Highlights Women’s Society

WSCS at Milam Methodist Church heard a lesson on Summers Harvest with Mrs Fulton C Brown as June program chair. Mrs Walter McGraw led the talk, with Biblical examples cited by Mrs Dancy and Mrs Jack Brown noting Hannah and other figures guiding youth.

McGraws RNS Woman's Society of Christian Service Milam Methodist Church Fulton C. Brown Shelburn Brooks Walter McGraw Dancy Eli Ahab Jack Brown Hannah H. E. McGraw

Mexico City Halls First Mint Since 1536

North America’s oldest mint began in Mexico City in 1536 and remains active producing coins today. It established standard coinage for the viceroyalty era and continues as a historic government facility shaping modern currency outputs.

North America Mexico City

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David A. Forkey Jon D Kentucky W-Bond Yellowstone Distillery CO Louisville-Owensboro Glen Jean Club Fayette Cpecal Ranch Salem Main Street East Rainelle Hinton Richwood Jeff Harlow Mike Brinkley Lumberport Elmer D. Parks Cameron Dave Shipiro Parkersburg Gail Smith Supreme Court Gary Glover Clarksburg Gary Manano John Justice Charleston Heights Charles Smith St. Albans David Wells Charles H. Goodrich Bruce Erwine David Stockwell Williamstown Joe Harrison Weirton John F. Nutter Fairmont New York Times Ive Jom Jones United Artists Mrs. Bryant Natalie Wood Warren Beatty Junior Mission Dr. In Spencer Henry Fonda Maureen Ohara Trict Masonic Mt. Hope MacDonald- Warren Lodge Mountain Drive E. C. Amick Ivan O. Shumate Ralph Allen Charles W. Creger Elmer Pugh C. O. Darlington L. H. Benett P. C. Graney Fred J. Potter J. E. Howard Milam Gospel Legion Gospel Singing Caravan Panavision Dean Martin Geraldine Page WSCS
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