Deanery Meeting Set March 20 In Beckley
Saint Anthony's Guild president Myrtle Flaherty presided at a Beckley Catholic Hall meeting. Father Leo Werner announced a March 20 deanery gathering in Beckley from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. with Bristol Bluefield Huntington and Charleston deaneries. Luncheon reservations due by March 13 at the Beckley Hotel. Bishop Hodges of Wheeling will speak. A skit on the Women of the Laity by Mary Virginia DeRoe will be shown.
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Beckley Hotel
Joseph Hodges
Wheeling
Mary Virginia DeRoe
John Kody
Dorothea Allcutt
TV Recreation
Mount Hope-Oak Hill
Fred Stella
Father Werner
America
Pax Commodities distribution at Pax City Hall
Pax commodities will be distributed at Pax City Hall on Monday from noon to 4 p.m. and Tuesday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Recipients are urged to bring their own containers.
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PAX Commodities
Pax City Hall
Hare swims across wide inlet as Britannica notes
United Press International reports the well known English hare thrives in water, swimming well. An observation notes one animal crossing an inlet about a mile wide, cited from the Encyclopedia Britannica.
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United Press International
Britiannica
Circle Study Program At Mount Hope Church
Members of Circle No 2 at Mount Hope Christian Church met in the Social Hall. Mrs Page Humphrey presided in place of the absent chairman Mrs E W Dunkley. The program titled Great Dreams and Under New Flags was led by Mrs A Maude Roby with topics Philippines Jamaica Congo India. Givens led Birthday Box duties as Harless Beverley and Batchelder attended. The next meeting is April 6 in the Social Hall.
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Mount Hope
RNS
Circle No. 2
Mount Hope Christian Church
Page Humphrey
E. W. Dunkley
Marvin Beverley
A. Maude Roby
Philippines
Humphrey
Jamaica
D. B. Hartsaw
Congo
India
Morton Givens
Givens
Hazel Harless
Rufus Beverley
Barbara Batchelder
Local Notes From Beckley Area Hospitals
Mt Hope area notes report Mrs Frank Lancianese back at Beckley Appalachian Regional Hospital for further treatment. Mrs Hill C Brown is an outpatient at the same hospital for ongoing observation. Mrs J B Helton confined to home due to illness. Miss Annie Miller returned to Kilsyth after days at Beckley hospital for observation and treatment. Roy Miller ill in Oak Hill Hospital for observation and treatment. Mrs Mary Falletty confined to home with illness.
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Mary Falletty
Beckley City Finances Disbursements and Balances 1963 64
City of Beckley financial statement for July 1 1963 to June 30 1964 lists disbursements totaling 77 333 06 with material supplies salaries and refunds. Includes receipts balances sinking fund and Sanitary Board revenue account with certified attestations by city officials.
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Gulf On Corp
Lillys Hardware, Inc
Means Lumber Co
Petty Cash
Raleigh Hardware Co
H. C. Roach
Walker Machinery Company
Woodrow Woods
Teresa Woods
State Tax Commissioner
Scherer, File, Bowers, and Hudson
de Ae
West Virginia
State Auditor
Social _ Security Division
Donald Bailey
A Hancock
Beckley
United States
Sanitary Board
PE Etyste. & Corporation
City of Beckley
Little Whitestick Plant
City OF
W. L. Humphrey
John Wesley Smith
Sorority Holds Inspection Rite at Woodmen Hall
Nu Eta Chapter Tau Phi Lambda Sorority held its ritualistic inspection Monday at Moose Hall. Mary Alice Summerfield supervised, with Pi Psi Charleston members Mary Ellen Gannon and others attending. Spring Rush Party set for April 16 and a Dream Come True Fund donation approved.
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Mount Hope
RNS
Nu Eta
Tau Phi Lambda
Woodmen of the World
Moose Hall
Mary Alice Summerfield
Summerfield
Pi Psi
Charleston
Mary Ellen Gannon
Sue Adkins
Dream Come True
Sherman
Texas
Hope Ratliff
Gannon
Cecilia Davis
Hazel Stout
Betty Samples
Gladys Smith
Carol Miller
Dotty Adkins
Sheila Toney
Jean Gieseking
Barbara Farmer
Jane Giles
Criswell Circle Meeting At Mullens First Baptist
Misses Ina and Iris Cook co host a Criswell Circle meeting at Mullens First Baptist Church. Naomi Ashley presented Love Your Neighbor and Dorothy Farley offered Make Me A Channel of Blessing. A brief business session followed with get well cards to the ill. Attendees included D W Dailey Gladys Woods Edna Gary William Nelson Georgia Spangler Ashley and Farley. April meeting will be at Mrs Ashley's home.
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Mullens
Ina
Iris Cook
Crisswell Circle of
First Baptist Church
Mulens
Naomi Ashley
Dorthy Farey
D. W. Dailey
Gladys Woods
Edna Gary
William Nelson
Georgia Spangler
Ashley
Farley
Ashey
Births Recorded at Wyoming General Hospital Mullens
The Mullens Wyoming General Hospital lists births: Danny Dean Short Jr born Feb 26 at 12 32 p.m. weight 7 11 to Danny Short and wife of Clear Fork. A son to Lomer Kester McMillian and wife of Matheny weighed 7 9 1/2 born Feb 26 named Frank Avery. Vickie Lynn born Feb 27 at 5 20 a.m. to Sherman Reed and wife of Amigo weighing 7 2. A boy to Charles Arthur Barton and wife of Mullens born March 1 at 12 48 p.m. weighing 5 10 named James Arthur Barton.
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Mullens
RNS
Wyoming General Hospital
Danny Dean Short
Clear Fork
Danny Dean Short Jr
Lomer Kester McMillian
Matheny
Frank Avery
Vickie Lynn
Sherman Reed
Amigo
Charles Arthur Barton
James Arthur Barton
DAR Camp Delegate Picked at Oceana Virginia
OCEANA Virginia Lynn Cook was chosen to represent the John Cooke Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution at the American Heritage Week Camp July 11 17 at Cedar Lakes. Dee Dee Stewart named alternate delegate. The Sunday meeting at Oceana Methodist Church announced the selection and heard a devotional based on the 67th Psalm with the program titled Quality of Greatness. Regular meetings will be held the first Monday of each month, next on April 5 at Mrs Glendon Blankenship’s River Street home. Charter will remain open until December 1965 with all members this year becoming charter members. Committees were named By laws chairman Loretta Stewart Aubrey Chaney and Milton Harper programs Glendon Blankenship and Miss Pamela Stewart National Defense George Wayne Cook, William Drake and Earl Cook Jr. Attendees were Mrs Thomas Smith Mrs William Drake Mrs Glendon Blankenship Mrs Louetta Stewart and Miss Pamela Stewart.
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Oceana
Virginia Lynn Cook
John Cooke
Daughters of the American Revolution
Cedar Lakes
Oceana Methodist Church
Dee Dee Stewart
William Drake
Glendon Blankenship
River Street
Loretta Stewart
Aubrey Chaney
Milton Harper
Pamela Stewart
National Defense
George Wayne Cook
Earl Cook Jr
Thomas Smith
Louetta Stewart
Birth Announced at Mount Hope
Mr and Mrs Robert Franklin Warwick announce the birth of their son Kevin Franklin at 1 40 pm Wednesday in Oak Hill. The newborn weighs seven pounds seven ounces and joins sister Robin Dawn two. Mrs Warwick is formerly Susan Gilkerson daughter of Mrs Eileen Gilkerson and the late M H Bud Gilkerson. Paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Farrow Warwick of Searbro.
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Mount Hope
Robert Franklin Warwick
Main St
Oak Hill
Kevin Franklin
Robin Dawn
Warwick
Susan Gilkerson
Eileen Gilkerson
M. H. “Bud” Gilkerson
Mrs. Frankarwick, Searbro
No-Pay Tactics Considered by Nationalist China at UN
Nationalist China may adopt no-pay tactics used by Russia and France to protest UN actions. Taipei officials say Beijing pressured a committee negotiating UN financial crisis, while the United States pledged up to 60 million dollars to main UN aid agencies after months of delay intended to pressure Soviet debts. Ambassador Liu Chieh denounced Soviet blackmail as Beijing weighs withholding payments. mainland China and Formosa are assessed the fifth highest UN dues.
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United Nations, N. Y
UPI
China
Russia
France
U. N
U.N
United States
Liu Chieh
Assembly
Alex Quaison-Lackey
Soviet Union
Liu
Taipei
Mainland China
Formosa
Ham and Bacon Show Set By Fayetteville Post
Fayetteville plans for the annual Ham and Bacon Show and Sale to be held Tuesday at 7 30 p m in the American Legion Home after the Monday post meeting about 25 hams and 25 bacons will be shown and sold The Legion Post provides pigs for 4 H members under a loan fund program and repays after the show H L Van Camp noted post representatives from Nuttall High School won the 7th District Oratorical Contest and will compete at Morris Harvey College in Charleston Eddie Perry of Nuttall competed with Collins High and Mount Hope High in the event Roy D Cruikshank and Van Camp will attend the Service Officers Conference at Jacksons Mill March 23 25 The West Virginia Corporation Club 49 Inc met after the post meeting electing Walter Caldwell and Harry Aliff to three year terms on the board William Hesse named a committee to plan a concrete slab and shelter at the back of the Legion Home for storing picnic tables Board officers elected were William R Hesse president Harry Aliff vice president and Walter Caldwell secretary treasurer
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Fayetteville
American Legion
Herb Riggle
Fayette County
The
Legion Post
H. L. van Camp
Nuttall High School
Morris Harvey College
Charleston
Eddie Perry
Nuttall
Collins High
Mount Hope High
van Camp
Jackson’s Mill
Roy D. Cruikshank
West Virginia
Club 49, Inc
Walter Caldwell
Harry Aliff
William Hesse
Legion
L. W. Bradley
John Witt Jr
Post
William R. Hesse
WSCS Plans Subdistrict Youth Entertainment at Milam Church
Milam Methodist Church Woman's Society of Christian Service met at Mrs. Fulton Brown's home in McGraws. The lesson Why is it Hard to be Good was led by Mrs. H E McGraw with help from Mrs. Noah Dancy and others. They voted to host Wesleyan Subdistrict youth on April 5 providing a refreshment period.
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McGraws
RNS
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Milam Methodist Church
Fulton Brown
H. E. McGraw
McGraw
Noah Dancy
Walter McGraw
Jack Brown
Ruby Brown
Madline McGraw
Dancy
Wesleyan
Beckley
Methodist
Milam Church
F. Brown
Phyllis Brown
Pax Youths Waive On BSE Charges
Two 19 year old Pax youths Gary Ewing and Jack Weeks waived to the grand jury on two counts of breaking and entering after a Monday morning theft at Wrights Esso Station and Hazel's Place Pax. Four packs of cigarettes and a damaged safe were found at the service station. About $80 in cigarettes and pinball machine money were reported stolen at Hazel's. Investigating troopers were J M Perry and G R Young of the Oak Hill State Police Detachment.
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PAX
RNS
C. B. Legg
Fayetteville
Grand Jury
Gary Ewing
Jack Weeks
Wright
Esso
Hazel
J. M. Perry
G. R. Young
Oak Hill
Mullens Heart Fund drive tops $473
Mrs Peg gy Wilcox area captain of the Mullens Heart Fund Drive reports a total of 473.47 was collected during this week's campaign. The drive under the supervision of the Woman's Civic Club of Mullens was held Sunday. A canvass of the schools was conducted last week with local subdebts contributing a tag on city streets Saturday.
Ex-Glen Rogers Man Honored In Clarksburg
The Rev Vaughn Michael a former Morgantown and Glen Rogers resident was named Outstanding Man of the Year by the Clarksburg Jaycees at their 26th Bosses Night Banquet. He is associate minister at Clarksburg First Methodist Church and active as a youth and community leader.
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Glen Rogers
RNS
Vaughn Michael
Morgantown
Clarksburg
Michael
Libby Rehn
Jaycees
McGraws and Arlington Visitors Share Weekend
Mrs John Meredith Jr left Wyoming General Hospital after a several day stay and returned home Wednesday. Weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Jack Sizemore included their son Billy Jack who came from Arlington Virginia. Also in Arlington were Mr and Mrs Roland Shumate and sons visiting Teddy Shumate at Soulsville their parents, Mr and Mrs Teddy Shumate.
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Roy Shumate
Jim Brown
Two Huntington men and juvenile confess armed holdup
Two Huntington youths and a juvenile confessed the Tuesday armed robbery of a grocery filling station near Huntington. Leon Aliff 21 and Richard McAboy 20 waived preliminary hearing and were bound over to the grand jury. the juvenile’s name was not released. The $709 holdup involved two hooded robbers who fled in a stolen car later abandoned for a second car.
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Huntington
UPI
Here
Leon Aliff
Richard McAboy
Almanac Today March 5 1965 Highlights
Friday is the 64th day of 1965 with 301 to follow The moon approaches first quarter Mars is the morning star and Mars and Jupiter are evening stars Howard Pyle the author was born on this date In history Boston Massacre occurred in 1770 Nazi Reichstag seats in 1933 Stalin died in 1953 Khrushchev warned seven year plan danger in 1962 A Napoleon Bonaparte quote closes the note.
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Mars
Jupiter
Howard Pyle
Boston
Germany
Reichstag
Josef Stalin
Kremlin
Khrushchev
Napoleon Bonaparte
Death Notices list local funeral announcements
Death notices from Beckley and surrounding areas list J W Wright 92 of Melbourne Fla formerly Beckley funeral 2 p m Friday Melton Mortuary Chapel burial Sunset Memorial Park Masonic rites. Brenda Sue Toney 7 daughter of Earl and Mrs Toney Beaver services 3 p m Friday Rose and Quesenberry Peace Chapel burial Blue Ridge Cemetery. Helen Mary Soltes 82 Stanaford Rose & Quesenberry Chapel requiem mass 10 a m Saturday Sunset Memorial Park Rosary 8:30 p m Friday. Clayton E Williams 79 Beckley at Rose and Quesenberry Chapel services 1 p m Friday Peace Chapel burial Williams Cemetery White Oak. Jesse Quesenberry 43 Glen Morgan services 2 p m Saturday Rose and Quesenberry Peace Chapel burial Blue Ridge Cemetery. William Dove Williams 76 Bradley services 2:30 p m Sunday Mt Tabor Baptist Church Mt Tabor Cemetery. Kellie Jean Applegate 7 months Backus Mountain died March 4 residence services 2 p m Saturday Oak Grove Baptist Church burial Harrah Cemetery Webb and Neal Funeral Home.
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Wright Wright
J. W
Melbourne
Florida
Beckley
Melton Mortuary
Sunset Memorial Park
Beckley Masonic Lodge
AF & AM
Toney Toney
Brenda Sue
Earl Toney
Beaver
Rose and Quesenberry Funeral Chapel
South
Kanawha Street
Rose and Quesenberry Peace Chapel
Blue Ridge Cemetery
Soltes Soltes
Helen Mary
Stanaford
Rose and Quesenberry
South Kanawha Street
St. Francis de Sales Catholic
Edward Bursley
Father Burley
Rose & Quesenberry Funeral
Williams Williams
Clayton E
C. FE. Walker
WA. G. Nichols
Williams
White Oak
Rose & Quesenberry Funeral Chapel
Quesenberry Quesenberry
Jesse
Glen Morgan
Ray Franklin
William Dove
Bradley
Mt. Tabor Baptist Church
Frederick Dinkler
Mt. Tabor
Applegate Applegate
Kellie Jean
Earl Stanley
Backus Mountain
Oak Grove Baptist Church
Roy Tyree
Harrah
Webb & Neal Funeral Home
Ilorists Floral and Garden Center Ad and Services
Floral arrangements funeral designs and centerpieces available at Ilorists Located Route 21 Cranberry Intersection Beckley telephone 252 7037. New floor sander and edger rental offered at Todd's Grocery and Hardware Beaver Dial 253 8373. Found stray hairline note mentions stray found.
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Cranberry
Beckley
Edger
Todd's Grocery
Hardeware
Beaver
St. Found
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Biggs-Johnston-Withrow
Charlotte Connor
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May
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L. W. Wilkes
Rae
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Beckley Water Company
Beckley Newspapers Corporation
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Chas. W. Merritt
State of
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Wyoming Hotel
Maude Abshire
Princeton
Order of Eastern Star
Myrtle
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Criswell Circle
Dr. In
AUN Festival
Yvinnie
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John Forsythe
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Owls Club
Summeriee Rd
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Taggart
Tony Young
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DAR
Free China
Fayetteville Post
WSCS
Pax Youths
Eee County
Pero Tal Hank Wiliams
Galahad
Elvis Presley
Flynn
S. Fayette St
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IDTV
the Almanac
Ilorists
Robert lLee Beckley
Sam G. Foley
Low Foley
City Ave
Southern Institute of Graphic¢ Arts
Southern Institute OF Graphic Arts
Nashville
Tennessee
P. O
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Wickham Avenue
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H. V. Waybright
A. W. Perry
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