Founders Day and Mother's Day Noted by Beta Sigma Phi
Tentative social affairs were outlined with emphasis on Founder's Day in April and Mother's Day in May, traditional observances of Beta Sigma Phi. Mrs. Jack D. Martin, Vice President, also serves on the committee.
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Beta Sigma Phi
Jack D. Martin
Jack Gentry
Wesley Brown
Eugene Graham
Gamma Xi
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Mullens Hospital Lists Patients
Wyom ing General Hospital in Mullens lists patients for March 11 to 15. Names include Frances Perdue, Glennis Stidham, Edgar Fields, Bernard McGraw, Janet Blankenship, and many others with numerous discharges noted each day.
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Walter Crigger
Debra Lynn Sizemore
Marie Underwood
Rosetta Mills
Martha Beaman
Abraham Smiley
Mullens
Glen Blankenship
Itmann
Willie T. England
Floyd Reed
Basin
Reed Green
Allen Junction
Edgar Lusk
Mary Lewis
Edgar Fields
Edna Garretson
Flora Shrewsbury
Charlotte Allen
Helen Milam
Norma Hite
Alice Tilly
Ronnie McKinney
Alpeca
Robert Sizemore
Maben
James Williams
Ravencliff Weekend Visitors Mention Beckley Hospital Patient
Weekend visitors to Ravencliff included Mrs. John Sizemore and Mrs. Bennie Thompson of Honaker Virginia and Mr. and Mrs. D J Bailey of McGraws. Willis Woods visited his father D O Woods a patient at Beckley Memorial Hospital in Beckley.
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Ravencliff
Donald Mann
John Sizemore
Bennie Thompson
Honaker
D. J. Bailey
McGraws
Willis Woods
D. O. Woods
Beckley Memorial Hospital
Beckley
Ralph Hall
Airy
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Medical Self-Help Training In Pineville Organized
Pineville will host a Medical Self-Help Training program organized by Wyoming County Civil Defense Director J. Russell Beavers. The 16 hour course, aligned with a state program, covers fallouts shelters hygiene sanitation vermin control water and food shock bleeding bandaging artificial respiration fractures splinting patient transport burns nursing care infant and child care and emergency childbirth. Trainees receive a textbook and the class meets at Pineville High School. A jumbo survival kit will remain in Wyoming County.
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Pineville
RNS
J. Russell Beavers
Wyoming County Civil Defense
Beavers
Pineville High School
James Hampton
Charleston
Wyoming County
Ton
Harold Bailey
Baileysville High School
Pollution Charged To Pocahontas Coal Man
PINEVILLE A March 22 hearing date has been set for Grover Asbury superintendent of the Itmann Mine Pocahontas Fuel Co charged with violating anti stream pollution laws He was arrested Thursday by a state conservation officer and charged with operating a sludge pond without a permit and polluting the Guyandotte River Asbury was released on appearance bond He will appear before Magistrate Bill Houck of Mullens A similar charge against Pocahontas Mine No 6 at McComas will be heard Friday night in Bluefield The Legislative Committee on the Guyandotte River Basin was created to work with coal companies and civic groups to clean state streams and includes Del Noah Floyd Charlie Gore Jr T E Holderby and Mrs W W Jackie Withrow
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Pineville
Wyoming
Grover Asbury
Itmann
Pocahontas Fuel Co
Ivan Pizzino
Pocahontas
Guyandotte
Asbury
Bill Ho
del. Noah Floyd
Mingo County
Charlie Gore Jr
Logan
T. E. Holderby
Cabell
W. W
Jackie) Withrow
Raleigh
Radioactive Food Handling Demonstrated At County Meeting
At Pineville the Wyoming County Secondary Principals Association heard James Hampton outline radioactive food handling. He exposed food to radioactive liquid and explained safe removal of outer layers. The event preceded a civil defense class launch and a discussion on college entrance rules and arts emphasis.
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Pineville
RNS
James Hampton
Civil Defense
Wyoming County Secondary Principal's Association
Hampton
Bluefield President Proposes Technical Institute Change
Bluefield State College President L B Allen urged the State Board of Education to study adding a technical training unit within the college rather than converting it to a two year institute. He warned against hasty fiscal fixes and noted a need for a strong building program. The meeting also covered branch college plans, budget approvals, and several construction contracts.
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Bluefield State
Allen
West Liberty College
Paul N. Elbin
Weirton
Logan
Mingo Counties
Marshall
Elbin
Hancock County
Robert H. Hall
Hancock Board
Bluefield
Cogswell
Calif
Concord State College
Marshall University
Shepherd College
Weise Resigns St Bonaventure to Sign Two Year Pact
Larry Weise, in his first year as coach at St Bonaventure, had six months left on his contract when announced today he signed a new two year deal. The move extends his tenure at the New York school with the Bonnies.
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ST. Bonaventure
N. Y
UPI
Larry Weise
Student Teachers Assigned In Area
Ninety four Concord College seniors begin nine week on the job training in Greenbrier McDowell Mercer Monroe Raleigh Summers and Wyoming counties under supervision of experienced principals and Concord College faculty Teaching centers vary by enrollment and field. Area assignments include Beckley Beckley Beadley? High School Mullens Mullens Pineville Shady Spring Oceana Sha dy Spring Sophia and Wilson High Schools with several teachers listed for each center.
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Athens
Concord College
Greenbrier
McDowell
Mercer
Monroe
Raleigh
Summers
Wyoming
County Boards of Education
Charles R. Lester
Betty Sue Wheeler
Baileysville High School
Paul K. Cox
Beckley
Central
Monica Craghead
Mary Ann Stover
Judy A. Blankenship
Crab Orchard
Frank Harrison Jr
Lara McKinney
Herndon High
Juanita E. McKinney
Helen P. Meadows
Mullens
Doris Gore Mullens
Paul R Blankenship
Vendie L. Cook
Ira Cook
Oceana High
Wilson Ralph Cook
Pineville
Pineville No. 1
Eva Jean Chambers
Cora Jane Miller
Shady Spring
Beaver
van Polyson
Sophia
Dianna Lee Birch
Mary E. Carper
Charleen Carson
Eva Kay Kessinger
Paul D. Lewis
Cae Wilson High School
Eckley
Hinton Mayor Suspends City Police Chief
HINTON RNS The mayor of Hinton C S Dillon suspended Police Chief C B Dye for continuing reluctance to follow directives of the mayor's office. Dillon offered no immediate details but hinted at possible future elaboration. Chief Dye declined comment. Dye had been appointed after Council dismissed Chief C H Shirey on July 21 1960. Shirey then became a patrolman. Harold B Eagle was mayor at that time.
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Hinton
RNS
Dye
C. S. Dillon
C. B. Dye
Dillon
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