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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1961
Page
3
A psychotherapy patient envies her doctor’s secretary and struggles to act friendly. The advisor says confessing jealousy eases self contempt, urging open talk with the affected friend or confidant. Shared stories show jealousy strains among families and youths, urging honesty about envy and loyalty.
Pax PAX report Seaman Donald Scarbro has returned to the Newport Naval base after a 30 day leave with his parents Mr and Mrs Emmet Scarbro of Clear Creek. He completes a three year tour in Naples Italy. Community notices list local residents visiting relatives and hospital admissions including Mrs Lola Scarbro at Raleigh General and Mrs Hessie Maynor in serious condition.
Price Hill residents share a flurry of family visits and health news. Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Perkins of Washington D C visited her parents, Floyd Cox and wife, while Mr. Perkins’ father Rev J E Perkins, former Mount Hope pastor, hosted relatives. Pvt Freddie St Clair, son of Mr and Mrs Homer St Clair, was transferred to Cuba as a Marine. Mrs Helen Bragg remains at home with ulcer conditions. Mrs Charles Shrout entered Bluefield Sanitarium for observation and treatment. Mrs Mary Totten recovers at home after a broken hip from a fall. Ernest Smith and son Billy Howard visit Blonine Rinehart in Cleveland, Ohio. Billy Trzicak of Alexandria Virginia stays with parents Arnold and Nancy Trzicak. Charles Ward and children Teresa and Judy weekend guests of Susie Webb and Bill Webb in McGraws. Mrs Miriam Arthur, 84, ill at daughter Lillian Williams’ home. Weekend visitors include R A Wallace of Hilltop, Norman Arthur, Geneva Ramsey of Bradley, Mary Bragg of Hilltop, Warren Casto, and George Treadway of Fayetteville.
Montomery Fi Batar Cappar, a mock honorary fraternity at West Virginia Institute of Technology, initiated eight new members at its last meeting. The initiates are Doug Lewis Beckley Woodrow-Wilson Dana Helmick Elkins David Ferrell Rayford Gifford Basham Shanon Norman Harlan Follaws bee Chuck Mullins St Albans Jon Loftis St Albans and Jim Fisher Sissonville. Four additional members will join next semester, sponsor Tom Elgin says.
Paul Grygiel of Beckley a student teacher at Mount Hope Junior High will cover physical education West Virginia history and civics. As a Tech student he majors in physical education and social studies and will complete nine weeks at Mount Hope before returning to Montgomery. He is 23 and plans to teach in Fairfax County Ohio next year.
Miss Mary Hoke of Kilsyth and Miss Kathy Jones of Mount Hope were weekend guests of Mrs. Joyce Thompson at 517 Highland Avenue. Accompanied by Mrs. C H Jones, Miss Iona Hoke and Mrs. F M Robertson of Mount Hope, they visited Friday afternoon in Mullens. Also visiting were Mr and Mrs Lloyd Combs and daughters Sharon and Nancy from Grand Rapids, Michigan, with hosts including Mr and Mrs Boyd McLean, Mr and Mrs Merlin Green, and Mr and Mrs Orlan McNeely of Itmann.
Khrushchev's threat quoted as a call to defend the Free World. The ad urges support for Radio Free Europe, a privately sponsored outfit that relies on individual Americans to fund its broadcasts to millions behind the Iron Curtain seeking the Free World's response.
A joint meeting of Varney Cline American Legion Post No. 133 and the Ladies Auxiliary in Pineville planned a St. Patrick's Day Dance for March 18 at the Legion Hall. If an orchestra is secured, a live band will play. otherwise a jukebox dance will be held for members and prospective members.
Minor Parker of Trenton visited his mother Mrs. M L Parker at 113 Montana Street. Hobart Hurd took his son Jimmy to Columbus and will work there. Marie Ballard of Beckley will stay with sister-in-law Fannie Richeson. Monday guests included Eugene Holt and family from Beckley. Robbie Robinson, Navy man at Norfolk, is home on leave. Weekend guest James Bevins of Columbus, Ohio. Aunt Becky Rebecca Jones, 85, celebrated Feb 28 at Eastern Star Home Millwood. Old Rosedale Junior High site hosted students after last Saturday wind storm. Joe Adkins and family from Charleston visited Julia Steplowski. L A Lewallen recovering from surgery at Oak Hill Hospital.
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