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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1963

Page

10

16 Schools Enter County Science Fair

Thirteen elementary and junior high schools and three high schools of Raleigh County will exhibit at the Raleigh County Science Fair set for Sophia High School March 1920. Participating schools include Beaver Piney Oaks Riley Maxwell Hill Eccles Shady Spring Brooks Adair Daniels Slab Fork Sophia Soak Creek Marsh Fork Woodrow Wilson Sophia and Shady Spring High. James Lowry, chairman, says entries must be at the school by March 15 and asks participating schools to notify him before that date. The event will feature displays by the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co and several local armed services units.

Raleigh County Sophia High School Beaver Piney Oaks Riley Maxwell Hill Eccles Shady Spring Brooks- Adair Daniels Slab Fork Sophia Soak Creek Marsh Fork Woodrow Wilson James Lowry Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co Armed Services Lowry

Enrollment Nears Complete for Freedom Vs Communism Courses

Three study sessions on Freedom versus Communism set for March 19 with 60 total seats across Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday classes. Moderators Amick Kessinger and Phillips will run open discussion study sessions in Lilly Building, McCreery Street.

Singer Robert Amick Hall Lilly McCreery Street James Kessinger John Phillips Hall, Kessinger Amick Phillips

Five Chairmen Named For C Retail Division

Organization of five committees to guide Beckley Raleigh County Chamber of Commerce Retail Division was started by Division Coordinator J W Kern. Five committee chairmen will pick members and plan the next meeting set for 9 30 a m on first Thursday each month. The division coordinates retail merchants activities and backs them within the chamber to address problems. Committees include Sales Events Planning co chairs T E Simmons and Joseph W Bissett. Restaurant Hotel and Motel committee John S McKay and Alex George. Downtown Beautification committee H C Sheets and Alex George. Customer Grievance committee Donald Cutson. Conventions committee H M Eckler. Five Future Farmers of America students framed as the class’s representation assisted.

Beckley- Raleigh County W. C. McMahan Beckley Business Bureau Chamber McMahan T. E. Simmons W. T. Grant Joseph W. Bissett Vogue Hub John S. McKay Eatwell Cafe H. C. Sheets J. C. Penney Co Alex George George’s Fashions Donald Cutson G. C. Murphy Co

Recertification Hours Change at Mabscott Town Hall

The Saturday recertification window at Mabscott Town Hall is now 9 a.m. to noon. Applications may also be accepted today. The Town Hall remains open for this purpose until 3 p.m.

Mabscott Town Hall

Eccles PTA hears school plans and science fair ambitions

The Eccles Junior High PTA met with president, secretary, and new hires announced. Principal Cecil Cooke reported progress on light bulb and pepper sales and a new hardtop basketball court. John Saunders urged attendance despite weather and noted Raleigh County schools remain in session for 180 days. Science projects by students were shown and four will enter the Raleigh County Science Fair in Sophia.

Cooke John Saunders Raleigh County Thelma Wood Helen McClung McVey M. Long Thier Sophia Tommy Worley Wood

Nine Seek Work At Beckley Employment Office

Nine persons filed applications for work at the Beckley office of Employment Security Thursday. They included a nurse aide a sales clerk a waitress an instrument man a finish carpenter a truck driver a service station attendant and two construction laborers.

Beckley Office of Employment Security

PTA Plans Purchase of New School Stove at Piney View

The PTA discussed buying a stove for the hot lunch program at Piney View School. James B. Deck spoke on School Drop outs before about 20 members. The event, set for April 1 at 7 30 p.m., featured lower grade children in a program.

PTA Piney View Parent- Teacher Association James B. Deck

Standing Outside Play at Hilltop Baptist Church

A play Standing Outside will be presented at Hilltop Baptist Church Crab Orchard at 7 p m Saturday by Freewill Baptist Church of Sophia Special singing will be featured and Rev Cameron Lilly pastor invites everyone to attend.

Hilltop Baptist Church Crab Orchard Freewill Baptist Church of Sophia Cameron Lilly

Separate Rooms at The Playhouse Next Week

Curtain callers present Separate Room a three act comedy by Joseph Carole and Alan Dinehart at The Playhouse March 13 16 at 8 15 P M. Lead characters include Dr James Yates Don Stackhouse Pamela Barry and Linda Roberts with Scoop Davis as press agent.

the Playhouse James Yates Don Stackhouse Carolyn McCulloch Pamela Barry Jim Stackhouse Dave Lil Joseph Carole Alan Dinehart Don Pamela Scoop Davis Scoop

Moore Urges GOP To Seize Beckley City Election

Arch Moore urged Raleigh County Republicans to mobilize for Beckley’s upcoming city election, urging grassroots organization and victory as 1964 offers Republican leverage against Democrats. He cited past races, warned against complacency, and named local candidates and party leaders at the Elks Club gathering.

Beckley Raleigh County Arch Moore R Arch Moore West Virginia Elks Club Curley Allen R. J. Lucas Jr E. D. Terry James A. Lilly Hyden Smith Cecil Miller George Chambers Congress Moore Cleveland M. Bailey Republican Party Virginia Stevens State Republican Executive Committee Mal Guthrie Lucas Young Republicans League Carlos Crews GOP Truman Sayre

Dogs and cats held at Raleigh County shelter

A. C. Allen, caretaker, reports fifteen dogs and seven cats in shelter care. One German shepherd may serve as a guard, and a thoroughbred Persian is among the cats. He thanks county owners for complying with the law and notes no school complaints about loose dogs in over two weeks.

Raleigh County Animal Shelter A. C. Allen Allen

Tax Clinic at Morris Harvey College Opens Registrations

Registrations are being accepted for Morris Harvey College tax clinic for small business owners and managers scheduled Tuesday. The $5 fee includes lunch, with pre registration encouraged and on site registration March 12 from 8 30 to 9 00 a m. The event is co sponsored by the IRS and SBA and features sessions on expenses depreciation and the relation of small businesses to the IRS led by IRS specialists from Cincinnati. Clarence P Moore SBA regional director will speak on The Small Business man and Taxes. Workshops run 9 a m to 5 p m at the Charleston campus. Pre registration should be sent to R G Landolt Morris Harvey College Charleston.

Morris Harvey College R. G. Landolt Morris Harvey Internal Revenue Service Small Business Administration Internal Revenue Cincinnati Clarence P. Moore West Virginia Charleston College Charleston

Commodities Ready for Bethel Tabernacle Distribution

Commodities will be distributed at Bethel Tabernacle from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Monday. Recipients are asked to bring containers. William Twant is the agent.

Bethel Tabernacle William Twant

March 9 1830 Rain of Small Herrings in Scotland

An astrology column notes obstinate tendencies for March 9 and suggests relaxing with a hobby. small gatherings suit best. It recalls a historical weather event in Ula Argyllshire where a shower of small herrings was reported, and envisions drive-in banking with pneumatic tubes and teller interaction in future developments.

Ula Argyllshire Scotland

Daily Horoscope for Aries through Pisces 1963 Field Enterprises

The column offers daily guidance for each zodiac sign from Aries to Pisces. Advice ranges from brightening days with calls to handling emotions, keeping plans private, and seeking reliable counsel, with cautions about not surrendering to others for approval.

Mabscott Council OKs Road Repairs and Razing Plans

Mabscott town officials voted to fix the worst roads described as in bad shape after winter. They will suspend regular trash pickups temporarily to focus on road work and pursue razing derelict structures on Thornhill and Hedrick estate property to remove danger and eyesores.

Mabscott Town Mabscott H. V. Waybright W. A. Thornhill Oppie Hedrick G. C. Hedrick Joe Herrera Thornhill Raleigh Grocery Co Hedrick Herrera John Gravely

Father Son Breakfast set Sunday at St Francis de Sales

David McGonagle executive with West Virginia Amature Corp will speak at the Father-Son and Daughter Communion Breakfast sponsored by the Holy Name Society at St Francis de Sales Catholic Church. Breakfast follows 8 am Mass in the school cafeteria. All parish men invited with their children.

David McGonagle West Virginia Amature Corp Holy Name Society St. Francis de Sales Catholic Church McGonagle Bluefield

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County Science Fair O. D. Hall James Kes C Retail Division Farmers of America Russell Bragg Reno Todd Robert Bragg Donald Bragg Douglas Richmond J. M. Collins Voag Collins Richmond Ffa Ers Richmond High School el Chico Eccles Pta Imperials Joe’s Green Room Dr. In Rod Fulton Ann Doron Goliath Orson Welles Lana Turner Dean Martin Sean Sai Nta Talbot Midway, W. VA Linda Roberts Jim Friday Young Joe Burdette Don Robertson Hulett Smith Bonn Brown Kanawha Democrat Party Robert C. Byrd D-W. Va Jack Jackie Caroline Bobby Ethel Eunice Teddy Robert Byrd Washington Kennedy Cuba Aries Taurus Gemini Leo Scorpio Sagittarius Field Enterprises, Tne Sign Film Accord Rome UPI Italy United States Allen N. Blair Raleigh County Bank Roy A. Cunningham Ella Graybeal Rogers
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