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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1966

Page

7

Pucci Weighs Fashion Fame Against Italian Politics

Emilio Pucci, famed fashion designer known for bold prints and jet set styling, contemplates entering Italian Parliament with the Liberal party. He argues his fame does not guarantee votes, cites audience engagement via on street platform Q A, and acknowledges birth into Italian nobility as a hurdle.

New Pat United States Anan Gustav V Swe Emilio Pucci Pucci New York Fifth Avenue Via Tornabuoni Florence Ginza Tokyo Vivara Italy Liberal Party Conte Pucci

Wyoming County Science Winners To Compete At Bluefield Fair

The Wyoming County Science Fair held in Mullens selected senior high and junior high winners in physical and biological science to advance to the Regional Fair. Judges from Concord College and Concord University evaluated entries. top finishers include Billy Delp, Cecil Weaver, Stephen McKinne y in senior high physical science and Eugene Evans in biology.

Wyoming Bluefield Mullens BNS American Legion Hall Ie State Collearch E. M. McNeill Robert Carlton Concorde Athens Jack Johnson Willis Hill Concord College Neil Pleasants Joe Cook Nancy Monroe Howard McAllister Butch White David Akers Appalachian Ay Council Educat Lee Hodson

Mrs Walker Leads Philathea Program at Mount Hope

The Philathea Circle of Mount Hope Baptist Temple met Tuesday at 7 30 p m in Mrs Bill L Withers home. The Love Gift program titled The Seemingly Insignificant was given by Mrs A L Walker. Bible study from Daniel was led by Mrs John R Brady. Plans were made for March nursery and School of Missions refreshments. Family Night Dinner canceled in March. A program Meaning of Sacrifice was read by Eva Cope who closed with prayer. Get well cards were sent to two members and Louise Hess was reported seriously ill. Other attendees included several named members. next meeting set for March 5 at Mrs J C Gwinn’s home.

Mount Hope RNS Philathea Mount Hope Baptist Temple Bill L. Withers A.L. Walker John R. Brady School of Missions Eva Cope W. H. Darnall Joyce Stack Louise Hess Oak Hill Hospital Arlie Lively J. L. Wilkins Okey Eans Rockford Logan John Jenkins J. E. Richeson J. C. Gwinn

Commerce Dept Plans $7 Million Disaster Warning System

The Commerce Department earmarks seven million dollars in fiscal 1967 to start a nationwide alert system. Secretary John T. Connor says the plan would eventually warn hundreds of communities about approaching hurricanes tornadoes tidal waves and other hazards. The blueprint was prepared by multiple agencies last fall.

Washington UPI Commerce Department Johnson Commerce John T. Connor

Principals Hear Ronald L Cook in Pineville Meeting

In Pineville Wyoming County Ele ven Principals Association heard Lee Cook social studies specialist outline the Elementary Secondary Education Act Program effects. Members proposed extending elementary principals and school secretaries employment increasing pupil instructional aids funds and setting definite boundary lines for elementary schools. Darrell V. McGraw was named director for the Wyoming County Regional Junior High Basketball Tournaments. Twenty three members and guests attended.

Pineville Wyoming County Eleven Principals Association Lee Cook Cook Wyoming County Board of Education Darrell V. McGraw

Mount Hope Daily People in Regional News

RNS dispatch from Mount Hope notes Lieut. Mike O’Neal a patient at Beckley Veterans Hospital for observation and treatment. Bill Johnson of Kilsyth also in Richmond VA hospital for observation and treatment. Mrs. Helen Lorenzo of Oak Hill with Mrs. Daphna Painter of Kilsyth visited relatives in Charleston Saturday. Anna Cope reported improving after major surgery at Appalachian Regional Hospital. Beckley couple Mr and Mrs Mike Zieminick weekend guests of son Sonny Zieminick and daughter Helen Zieminick in Charleston. Mrs Chitherd Darby of Maple Fork reported improving while undergoing treatment for a fractured hip from a Thursday fall near her home.

Mount Hope Willie Mike’’ O’neal Beckley Bill Johnson Kilsyth Veterans Hospital Richmond Helen Lorenzo Oak Hill Daphna Painter Charleston Anna Cope Appalachian Regional Hospital Mike Zieminick Sonny Zieminick Helen Zieminick Chitherd Darby Maple Fork

Mt Hope Juniors to Attend Junior Executive Conference

Mount Hope High School juniors Richard Allen and Jan Caye Gwinn have been chosen to attend a three day Junior Executive Conference at West Virginia University in Morgantown, March 11 to 13. Registration is from 3 to 5 p.m. March 11 at Twin Towers Dormitory. Allen is active in the Methodist Youth Fellowship and holds student leadership roles. Gwinn is a Mount Hope student with church and school involvement.

Mount Hope ANS Mount Hope High School Richard Allen Jan Caye Gwinn West Virginia University Morgantown Twin Towers Stuents

Woman's Day Set At Whipple

A Woman's Day program will be held at 3 p.m. Sunday at New Hope Baptist Church in Whipple. Devotionals by Mrs. Lela Keith and Mrs. Kate Ricker precede selections from the Wyco North Page Community Baptist and East Page choirs. Invited include Mrs. Patsy of Beckley Mrs. Vir gin Richardson of Beards and Mrs. Lavinnia Small with Mrs. Hattie Richardson and Mrs. Lamella Harris of Harlem Heights. The program features a discussion on The Three Elements of Christian Work. Mrs. Lucille Meadows will present With your hands Mrs. Alice Hyman With your feet and Mrs. Pearl Diamond With your heart. Mrs. Pearl Trice Hairston will

Whipple New Hope Baptist Church Lela Keith Kate Ricker Wyco North Page Community Baptist East Page Patsy Beckley Virgin Richardson Beards Lavinnia Small Hattie Richardson Lamella Harris Harlem Heights Lucille Meadows Alice Hyman Pearl Diamond Pearl Trice Hairston

Wild Warsaw Night Involving State Department Officer

Washington reports recall a wild post Easter 1962 Warsaw outing at the Krokodil restaurant told to the Senate security subcommittee. George Pasquale testified that Elmer Dewey Hill, then assistant chief of technical service, led a night of drinking and dancing, ending with his dismissal for fibbing to investigators.

Steven Gerstel Washington UPI Warsaw State Department Krokodil Senate Internal Security George Pasquale Pasquale Hill Senate Elmer Dewey Hill Department State Subcommittee Korkodil

Fair Mullens man in hospital after selfinflicted chest wound

Arvel Altizer, 41, of Fannock, is listed in fair condition at Wyoming General Hospital Mullens after a Tuesday self shot gun wound to his chest. He was found about 10 a.m. near his mother in law’s home in Brier Creek. The incident followed a poker game and a casual night out.

Mullens ANS Arvel Altizer Fannock Wyoming General Hospital Altizer Ed Mor ‘An Brier Creek

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Indira Gandhi India Hall, Mullens Joe McGraw Horace McGraw McGraws Theyoming County Baptist Temple The Baptist Youth Fellowship Band Alpha Omega Order of Rainbow Eugene Evans Mrs. Walker Ronald L. Cook Mt. Hope Ginny G. C. Murphy Raleigh Register W. Va Merci Arvel Altizer ‘Fair R. L. Luster Mary Robinson Arthur Murray Beckley National Jetrise Roamer Zenith Bow W. Neville ST. Beckley W.va
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