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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1957

Page

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What Does It Mean To You On Flag Day and The Flag

An essay explores varied meanings of the flag from archaism to daily objects, noting how Americans view The Flag of The United States of America as a symbol of democracy. It contrasts individual interpretations with Twain’s view of the country as the body and institutions as clothing, urging loyalty to the country itself.

California Virginia Louisiania Maine Amer Fea United States of America Beckley Mark Twain Twain

Lodge Meets Saturday for Grand Lodge Report

Members of King Hiram Abiff Lodge No. 25 will meet at the old Ebenezer Church Saturday at 7 p.m. to hear the grand lodge report as Worshipful Master William Harvey notes. The 80th Prince Hall Lodge communication at West Virginia State College included Charles Coleman attorney J S Butts Peter Collins William Harvey and Armstead Pollard. Vacation Bible School opens Monday at 9 a.m. for children ages four through twelve at Central Baptist Church led by the pastor.

King Hiram Abiff Lodge No. 25 Ebenezer Grand Lodge William Harvey Prince Hall Lodge West Virginia State College Charles Coleman J. S. Butts Peter Collins Armstead Pollard Central Baptist Church

Six Permits Issued In City This Week

Six permits were issued this week by the city recorder. Basil Anderson of 200 Vine St received a remodeling permit for a $2,500 project with a $10 fee. Mary Louise Horton plans a $14,500 six room brick veneer house on Phillips St with a $33.75 permit fee. Diado Pietrantozzi received a no charge permit to remodel a house on Eisenhower Drive, project $100. Posey Rhodes of Crab Orchard was approved to build a seven room brick house at North Western Ave and Segnune St, estimated $20,000 with a $47.50 fee. The Rev. A. F. Clendenen of Westwood Dr was issued a permit to construct a carport costing about $500 with a $10 fee. A. R. Williams of 10 Queen St plans to enclose a porch and add a room, remodeling estimated at $1,800 with a $10 fee.

Basil Anderson Vine St Mary Louise Horton Phillips St Diado Pietrantozzi Eisenhower Drive A. R. Williams Queen Street Williams

Communities Set Anniversary Fete in Oak Grove and Pleasant Hills

Communities in Oak Grove and Pleasant Hills celebrate their first anniversary with a 6 p.m. program in the Via Basement social room. The Pioneers 4-H Club will perform a skit and Boy Scouts will present. Cash awards reward top clean-up efforts and a health poster prize honors a 4-H member. Residents are invited to attend with a basket dinner.

Oak Grove Pleasant Hills Via Pioneers

Island Creek Announces Engineering Promotions and Changes

Island Creek Coal Co. names W. F. Diamond to head the consolidated engineering department as manager of engineering with S. M. Cameron as his assistant. The move downsizes and streamlines the maintenance and construction divisions to meet growing needs from increased mechanization and company growth.

W. F. Diamond Consolidated Engineering Department N.T. Camicia Island Creek Coal Co S. M. Cameron

Beckley Firms Split Roles in City Engineering and Annexation Plans

A Beckley article outlines changes in the city’s engineering leadership headed by Hale Smith and Cameron, reorganizing the engineering department and signaling annexation politics. Voters face a complex six vote pattern across town sections, with local figures like Clarence Wooten and Mrs. Harvey involved in civic matters. The piece notes shifting roles at Beckley’s pawn shops and a mix of residents and long-time locals shaping the ongoing consolidation debate.

Clarence Wooten Cook Omler Beck Fayette Sf Theleigh County Annexas Cab Co Bis Non Thornhill Aloinets Delog Wooten Cover” Dent Cover

Stronger Market Lifts West Virginia Egg Prices at Beckley Market

With a strong market, West Virginia Grade A large eggs rose seven cents at Beckley Farmers Market. Top price reached 42 cents per dozen, up from 33 last week. Local quotes show extra large 34 1 2 to 42, large 42 1 2, A large 33 to 36, medium 31 to 32, small 25 1 2 to 26, B extra large 31 to 32, B large 31 to 31 1 2, B medium 30 1 2, Chex 23 1 2. Country reported 51 cents per pound.

West Virginia Beckley C. C. Hutchison

US Air Force Enlists Eleven at Local Recruiting Station

Eleven men enlisted in the United States Air Force at the local recruiting station on Tuesday. Names and home towns include Frank H Cher Sophia Gary Lowell F Rose and James E Kaluk from South Charleston Switchback William J Miles Powhatan James E Woods Kyle and eight others assigned to Fort Jackson DC Ralph R Bryson Herbert D Carnifax Keith D McClung Charles E Dickens Reginald E Crone and Harry C Lewis Jr from various towns. The St Matthew AME Church No 2 Stewardess Board will host a supper at 7 30 PM today at 110 Plumley Ave with Mrs Edmonia Lee as host.

United States Army South Charleston Frank H. Cher Sophia Lowell F. Rose Frazier Rose Gary James E. Kaluk Steve Kaluk Jr Fort Jackson D. C Ralph R. Bryson Kyle Herbert D. Carnifax William H. Carnifax Ramsey Keith D. McClung William McClung Oak Hill Charles E. Dickens Alonzo P. Dickens Arnett Reginald E. Crone Reginald R. Crone Minden Harry C. Lewis Jr Harry C. Lewis Whitesville St. Matthew A. M. E Edmonia Lee Plumley Ave Mabel Bradford Lee Norman Burton

Beckley Court Nets 316 From Absentees

In Beckley police court eight defendants failed to appear for hearings and forfeited bonds totaling 316 dollars. Joseph and Cora Barlow of Raleigh Hotel faced whisky for resale charges. Mrs Barlow faces prior grand jury action. Other cases include speeding, hazardous driving, unlicensed driver, and intoxication.

Beckley Palice Court Joseph N Cora L. Barlow Beckley Raleigh Prince Street

Legion Auxiliary Elects Officers at Post 70 Meeting

Mrs. Lacy R. Burke was elected President of the American Legion Auxiliary Unit 70. Other officers include C. D. Trent first vice president, Mrs. J. Arthur Payne second vice president, Mrs. Eddie James recording secretary, Mrs. Hubert Tatum financial and corresponding secretary, Mrs. Andrew T. Harris treasurer, Mrs. James Anderson chaplain, and Mrs. James E. Pointer sergeant at arms. Delegates named for the department convention at the Daniel Boone Hotel Charleston July 25 27 28. Delegates: Mrs. Tatum, Mrs. O. C. Hembrick, Mrs. Burke. Alternates: Miss Maxine McMillian, Mrs. Anna Clark, Mrs. Cora Harris. Cabaret dance plans for PlayLand June 21 finalized.

Lacy R. Burke American Legion Auxiliary Piles C. D. Trent J. Arthur Payne Eddie James Hubert Tatum Andrew T. Harris James Anderson James E. Pointer Department Daniel Boone Charleston Tatum O. C. Hembrick Burke Maxine McMillian Anna Clark Cora Harris PlayLand

Headley Named Raleigh County Farm Committee Chairman

Harry Headley, conservationist with the Soil Conservation Service, is accepted as chairman of the Raleigh County Agriculture Committee in the Federal Rural Development Program. James Robinson and James Lilly were named assistants. Harold H. Smith led the meeting at Raleigh County Vocational School. Mrs. D. W. Kinzer outlined the Dry Hill Prosperity Country Life Group project as a model rural development effort. John J. Flanagan stated the program aims to raise rural income. the US Department of Agriculture sponsors the national Rural Development Program.

Harry Headley Soil Conservation Service Raleigh County Agriculture Committee Raleigh County Vocational School James Robinson Shady Spring High School James Lilly Trap Hill High School Headley Harold H. Smith D. W. Kinzer County RDP Dry Hill Prosperity Country Life Group John J. Flanagan US Department of Agriculture

Two Men Charged After Car Wreck In Raleigh County

An automobile crash at 6 20 pm Thursday led to two Art a men charged with road violations Nathaniel Penn Glen Jean was charged with permitting an unlicensed person to drive after Harvey R Arlen Mount Hope operated Penns vehicle and collided with another at Neville Street and First Avenue Arlen faced driving without a state operator s license and reckless driving He remained in Raleigh County Jail Penny was booked then released on a 15 bond to the Beckley Police Department He forfeited the bond for failure to appear in Police Court The other driver was R F Kelly Beaver Property damage estimated at 800

Raleigh County Barlow Arana Arta Nathaniel Penn Glen Jean Harvey R. Arlen Mount Hope Penn Neville St First Ave Arten Beckley R. F. Kelly Beaver

Suit Rescheduled After Jury Hung in Death Case

The $20 000 wrongful death suit of Hannah Terry versus W C J E and Mackie Garrison is set for retrial in Raleigh County Criminal Court after a five hour hung jury failed to reach a verdict. The case concerns Hannah Terry’s death on June 27 1955 during an incident while delivering a refrigerator to J E Garrison’s new home.

Raleigh County Criminal Court Hannah Terry Mackie Garrison Terry J. E. Garrison

Flag Day honors Capitol flag at Robert Taylor home

Capitol Flag Day observations spotlight a flag over 1905 S Kanawha St presented to Robert Taylor who requested it from Congressman Robert Byrd. In a separate Beckley item, two vehicles collided on 319 G St causing about 200 in damages at 10 am. John J Bero and Harlow C Spradley involved. Spradley stopped for a passenger, Bero failed to control.

Robert Taylor S. Kanawha St Taylor Cone Gressman Robert C. Byrd G St Beckley John J. Bero S. Kaenawha St Harlow C. Spradley Spradley Bero

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