Know Your State Government Day Opens in Charleston
Shady Spring High School representatives meet Governor Cecil H. Underwood after the morning session of the 10th annual Know Your State Government Day in Charleston. Richard Mann, guidance director, is pictured at left.
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Cecil H. Underwood
Charleston
Shady Spring High School
Richard Mann
Government of the 35th Star panel members named
Delegates and officials accompanied Nancy Smith and J. T. Pruett as Beas WeRE tor students attend a panel led by Governor Underwood. Other panelists include Harry R. Pauley Ralph J. Bean Chauncey T. Browning on the government theme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry R. Pauley
House of Delegates
Ralph J. Bean
State Senate
Chauncey T. Browning
Supreme Court of Appeals
Know Your State Government Day at Charleston Luncheon
Know Your State Government Day brought 400 students from Mark Twain High School to Charleston for a luncheon at the Charleston Woman's Club. Gov Underwood spoke after tours of the State Capitol and a morning session led by Dr. Carl Frazer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Twain
Charleston
Chamber of the West Virginia House of Delegates
Woman’s Club
Glen P. Daniel
Sue Worthington
Velmer Lilly
Carl Frasure
West Virginia
Hans-Joachim Huebner
Germany
Woodrow Wilson High School
News Pictures Attract Visitors At Open House
Beck ley Newspapers Corp hosts open house with news pictures on display and tours of the editorial offices. About 400 guests viewed the new quarters and 4 page press Monday night and tours continue tonight from 6 30 to 8 30 p m with guides from advertising and commercial printing staffs.
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Register
Beckley Newspapers Corp
Seventeen Enlist in Army and Seven in Air Force
Seventeen men joined the Army last week from various local towns including Varney Parker Meadows Green Price Maynard Meade Cassady Mullens Willis Adkins White Hornsby Seltzer Groves Tuck Lowe and many others. They will start basic training at Fort Jackson South Carolina. Seven men enlisted in the Air Force are Bowman Mitchell Caldwell Smith Blevins Carr Delp and others, to begin basic training at Lackland Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvis Rudolph Varney
Arthur H. Varney
Varney
Franklin Dee Parker
John Parker
Blue Creek
John William Meadows
Nell Meadows
Cool Ridge
Theron Green Jr
Beulah Green
Madison
Jenrylee Price
Sadie Price
Uneeda
Charles Norman Maynard
George Maynard
Rawl
Elmer Douglas Meade
M. Meade
Inez
Theodore Bishop Cassady
William Cassady
Billy James Mullens
Paris Mullens
Mullens
Thomas Sharrard Willis
Monte C. Willis
Charleston
Franklin Delano Adkins
Olive Adkins
Omar
George Francis White
Marie White
Leslie Everett Hornsby
Emojean Hornsby
Fayetteville
Johnnie Lee Seltzer
Isaac Seltzer
Minden
Joseph Earl Groves
Zada Cole
Mount Nebo
William Edward Tuck
Robert Tuck
Swiss
Augustine St. Clair Lowe
Estella Lowe
Ashland
Fort Jackson
8. C
Air Force
Henry Masters Bowman Jr
South Charleston
Jerry Charman Mitchell
St. Albans
Ronald Lee Caldwell
Nitro
Charles Edward Smith
Mammoth
Oscar Emmette Blevins
Darrell Edward Carr
William Edward Delp
Bluefield
Lackland
Texas
Saratoga Deck Wide Enough For Two Ocean Liners
The aircraft carrier U S S Saratoga is described as wide enough to sit both the S S United States and the S S America side by side on her deck.
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U. S. S. Saratoga
S. S. United States
S. S. America
Lester Area Development Corporation Charter Obtained
The Lester Area Development Corporation received a charter from the Raleigh County Clerk. Secretary of State Joe F. Burdett issued the certificate on Saturday, authorizing a non profit body to build and operate recreational facilities for residents of and near the Town of Lester. Incorporators include Elmer G. Miller Omer E. Stover Carl Fain Marvin Farr Winfred M. Daniel Gomer Farley Benjamin M. Horton Floyd Acord Russell Canaday Thomas Lorgen and Victor Birchfield.
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Lester
Lester Area Development Corporation
Raleigh County
Joe F. Burdett
Elmer G. Miller
Omer E. Stover
Carl Fain
Marvin Farr
Winfred M. Daniel
Gomer Farley
Benjamin M. Horton
Floyd Acord
Russell Canaday
Thomas Lorgen
Victor Birchfield
Red Cross Story Film Planned for Beckley Service
The Raleigh County Red Cross Chapter sponsors a film titled The Red Cross Story at 10 30 a m Monday in Beckley Presbyterian Church. Narrated by Bob Considine, the film will be shown during the Red Cross service of the annual membership drive. Mrs George Bright will report on the local chapter's work over the past year to Beckley Ministerial Association members.
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Raleigh County
The
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Beckley Presbyterian Church
Bob Considine
George Bright
Beckley Ministerial Association
16 County Students Make Good Grades
Raleigh County students at Marshall College earned dean's list honors for the first semester of 1959 60. Names include Donald F Farris John H Kinzer Jr Mary Douglas Haldane Sandra Lee Prince Fernia Rose Shrewsbury Noah Sleeth Gregory James B Hash Jr Katherine Pierce Beckley Leo Attilli Alice L Brown Sophia Judith Lynn Greiner Piney View Lawrence Gravely Scarbro Leroy Quintier Beckett Crab Orchard Lakie Griffith Ghent Bobbie Lee Williams Skelton and Jess Scott Jarrell Nadma.
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Raleigh County
Marshall College
Donald F. Farris
John H. Kinzer Jr
Mary Douglas Haldane
Sandra Lee Prince
Fernia Rose Shrewsbury
Noah Sleeth Gregory
James B. Hash, Jr
Katherine Pierce
Beckley
Leo Attilli
Alice L. Brown
Sophia
Judith Lynn Greiner
Piney View
Lawrence Gravely
Scarbro
Leroy Quintier Beckett
Crab Orchard
Lakie Griffith
Ghent
Bobbie Lee Williams
Skelton
Jess Scott Jarrell
Nadma
Grandmother Seeks Missing Detroit Boy
Rosa Guvetis of Detroit reports her 14 year old grandson John Barea missing since Feb 22. He left for Craig Orchard hitchhiking and has not been seen. He is six feet tall, 185 pounds, wearing a gray coat brown shirt blue pants a gray and white neck scarf and black shoes. Call CL 24982 until 9 PM or CL 27766 after 9 PM.
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Cra
Beckley State Police
Detroit, Mich
Rosa Guvetts
John Barea
Rena Barea
Detroit
Sayigz
Craig Orchard
British Railways Offers Free Travel for Three Dogs Per Passenger
British railways announce a policy allowing three dogs to travel free of charge for every paying passenger. The change aims to attract travelers and ease pet transport on rail journeys.
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British Railways
SCS Workers Presented Awards
Letters of commendation certificates and awards were presented to members of the 12th District Soil Conservation Work Units in a ceremony led by Floyd Rothlisberger. Recipients included Mrs. Georgia Hypes and Richard Winston. several units earned safety certificates, and the Mercer County group won a $250 cash award for exemplary work in 1959.
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12Th District Soil Conservation Work Units
Floyd Rothlisberger
SCS
Memorial Building
Georgia Hypes
Beckley
Richard Winston
Fayetteville
Holland N. Lecky
The
Wayne
Robert M. Hutchison
Princeton
Charles H. Brown
Marlinton
Mercer County
John H. Myers
John W. Warner Jr
West Virginia
Kennedy Supporters Organizing In Beckley
Beckley attorney Don Hodson said plans are under way to form a Kennedy for President group to back Senator John F. Kennedy. Local Democrats met with Bob McDonough of Parkersburg to boost Kennedy's candidacy, and Kennedy may speak in Beckley in April. Hodson questioned why Lyndon Johnson did not enter West Virginia's primary like Kennedy and Humphrey.
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Don Hodson
Beckley
U. S
John F. Kennedy
United States
Hodson
Bob McDonough
Parkersburg
Kennedy
Robert C. Byrd
West Virginia
Johnson
Humphrey
Winding Gulf Coals Buys Meade Property
Winding Gulf Coals Inc president W A Haslam announced the company will take over the C H Meade Coal Co property at East Gulf on Tuesday. He cited development of existing and additional land, but purchase price and land area were not disclosed.
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W. A. Haslam
Winding Gulf Coals, Inc
C. H. Meade Coal Co
East Gulf
Haslam
Moving Moderneers Hold Fourth Meeting In Raleigh County
The Moving Moderneers 4 H Club of Raleigh County met at Morton Reaves School. Eva Martin led singing of America and the 44H Pledge was recited. Members named WV counties on roll call. A committee reported securing one counselor. more are sought. Marilyn Law demonstrated camera loading and unloading. next demo by Maxine Moore on March 10.
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Moving Moderneers
Raleigh County
Morton-Reaves
Eva Martin
America
West Virginia
Brenda Evans
Maxine Moore
Diane Redd
Marilyn Law
Prosperity Falls for First Brownie Scout Troop Investiture
Prosperity welcomes its first Brownie Scout Troop during an investiture service hosted by the Prosperity First Baptist Church. Twelve girls begin citizenship training and adventure as Cathy Webb assists with singing and games under leaders Mrs. Chester Webb and Mrs. Harry Neal, with Rev. Donald A. Lowe as pastor. The church fields a Cub Pack, a Boy Scout Troop, and an Explorer unit and hopes to add more Girl Scout units.
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Prosperity
Debbie Hurley
Cathy Houchins
Diane Pennington
Betty Foster
Carol West
Mar
Garet Ann Stump
Barbara Dearing
Susan Adkins
Debbie Phillips
Virginia James
Vicky Richmond
Diana Neal
Prosperity First Baptist Church
Donald A. Lowe
Chester Webb
Harry Neal
Cathy Webb
Crippled Children Drive Mobilizes Beckley Churches
Workshops conducted daily by Beckley Council of United Church Women prepared 14 000 letters for Raleigh County Society for Crippled Children and Adults. Chairing the drive is Mrs James G Windle Jr with assistance from leaders across Methodist Temple Episcopal and Baptist churches and Beckley Presbyterian Church.
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Beckley Council of United Church Women
Raleigh County Society For
C. C. Wetzel
J. C. Wright
George W. Williams
W. B. Connoley
James G. Windle Jr
George W. Bright
J. B. F. Yoak
Noel Christian
Ralph E. Amick
The
Methodist Temple
Cb. D. Holliday
George Puckett
F. L
Deeds On File Record of Real Estate Transactions
Beaver Coal Co to J Pruett for 2620 in Shady Spring District. Emma L Henderson to James and Mabel Davis for 2800 in Town District. Neda and Randolph J Duff to Nellie Barker in Eccles with no consideration. Herbert Stansbury trustee to H A Stansbury for 200 in Trap Hill District. Edwin and May Hairston to Pete Thompson for 150 in Shady Spring District. A F and Lara Gravely to Jesse and Louise V for no consideration in Shady Spring District. Walter Clark Tyree and others to Bernice Tyree in Town District with no consideration. J L and Beulah Beard to Earl V Pittman for 1200 in Shady Spring District. Anna Lee Hutchinson to H A Stansbury for 1000 in Trap Hill District. James Lonnie and Rosemary Perdue to Joel and Nancy Tilley for 250 in Mabscott.
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Beaver Coal Co
J. Pruett
Shady Spring
Emma L. Henderson
James and
Mabel Davis
Neda
Randolph J. Duff
Nellie Marie Barker
Eccles
Herbert Stansbury
H. A. Stansbury
Trap Hill
Edwin and
May Hairston
Pete Thompson
A. F
Lara Gravely
Jesse and
Louise V
Walter Clark Tyree
Bernice Tyree
J. L
Beulah Beard
Earl V. Pittman
Anna Lee Hutchinson
James Lonnie
Rosemary Perdue
Joel and
Nancy Tilley
Mabscott
Winter Festival by Beckley Methodist Youth Fellows
A winter festival is set for Saturday from 1 to 4 PM at The Methodist Temple. Nellie Lou Byrd leads registration games, Joan Wirtz directs group singing, Jo Morgan oversees folk games and refreshments, Juanita Thompson and John McCullah direct skits, Carolyn Thorn runs group recreation, and Linda Jo Mathena leads worship.
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Beckley
Methodist
Nellie Lou Byrd
Madison
Joan Wirtz
Jo Morgan
Pineville
Juanita Thompson
Itmann
John MecCullah
Carolyn Thorn
Mullens
Eagles Plan Second Party At VA Hospital Beckley
The Fraternal Order of Eagles Beckley Aerie 2377 will sponsor a second party for Beckley VA Hospital patients on March 8 from 7 to 9 p.m. Worthy President William Ward says the program will feature string music and planned games with prizes. Refreshments will be doughnuts and coffee.
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Beckley Veterans Administration
Order of Eagles
Beckley Aerie
Worthy
William Ward
James Lilly Inc Receives Permit To Remodel Building
James Lilly Inc at 102 McCreery St obtains city permission to remodel a building on Second Avenue. The firm pays a $10 permit fee, with estimated work value set at $2,000.
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James Lilly Inc
McCreery St
Second Avenue
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