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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1957

Page

10

Trooper McGraw Speaks At Oceana Safety Assembly

State Trooper C C McGraw Beckley director of safety Company C was guest speaker at the Oceana High School safety assembly. He urged teens to respect laws and avoid accidents caused by small errors. The event opened a week long safety drive with awards, contests, and plans for traffic lights and a sidewalk near the high school.

C. C. McGraw Oceana’ Safety Assembly Qoeana ANS Beckley Company C Oceana High School McGraw Oceana I National Honor Society School Safety Council Oceana Woman's

Colcord Area Personal News and Visits

Colcord area residents report weekend visits and travels. Edgar Dillon family returns from Morenci Michigan while Lew Kemper stays with Earl Dillon in Delcord. Keith Luther visits from Cleveland. Mrs Archie Swannigan discharged from Charleston hospital after two weeks. Funeral attendees for Joe Rickman include relatives from Toledo and Hinton. Betty Jo Thompson visits Charleston parents. Zella Jarrell hospitalized with broken shoulder expected home soon.

Colcord Rns Edgar Dillon Morenci, Mich Earl Dillon Mose Stover Artie Lew Kemper Delcord Keith Luther Cleveland Ohio Clyde Luther Archie Swannigan Charleston Doyle Dillon Bill Thompson Joe Rickman Frederick Eugene Rickman Edward Rickman Toledo Aes Elmer Thompson Hinton Betty Jo Thompson Forest Chambers Buddy Boy Kincaid

Easter Seal Campaign Opens in Wyoming County

The Wyoming County Society for Crippled Children and Adults launched its 1957 Easter Seal Campaign by mailing 3,500 appeal letters and seals. The drive runs through Easter Sunday, April 21, to fund crippled children services in the county and support a national program of service, education and research. Officers are John Thomas president Rev Robert McCoy vice president Mrs Ed Stewart secretary Gilbert Hines treasurer, with most members from Mullens and Pineville.

Mulubns RNS Wyoming County Society For Crippted Elbert Cook Wyoming County Wyoming County Society John Thomas Robert McCoy Ed’ Stewart Gilbert Hines Pineville Stewart Mullens

Pineville Personal News Highlights Weekend Visits

Pineville residents host family and friends from Beckley Morgantown Charleston Logan and Ironton over the weekend. Guests include Mrs C A George Stella George and others visiting relatives of Mr and Mrs Carl Ellison and Mrs Della Cooke among many others.

Pineville Rns W. A. Davidson Matoaka Darrell McGraw West Virginia University E. Nufler Charleston Charlie Shields Brenton C. M. Shipman Jack Shipman Eddie Crews D. T. Daniels Dilmeda Johnny Tommy Chapmansville Opie Pridemore John Pridemore Lillian Bailey Violet Lusk Mullens Cyrus Canterbury Logan Della Cooke B. C. Nichols A. E. McClain Jr Ironton Ohio Walter C. Byrd A. D. Cooke Beckley Dell Cooke Brooks Nichols Bluceld C. B. Nichols Sunny George H. Stevens Harry L. Stevens Boomer

Civic Club Rehearsals Set for Woman's Variety Show

Rehearsals begin tonight at Mullens High School for the Woman's Civic Club Variety Show to be presented April 2. Under Mrs. Gerald Snyder, local and nearby talent perform a 20 minute segment Kids will be Kids. Mrs. Herman Akers chairs ad sales for programs to fund community service projects.

Mrs. Gerald Miller Honored With Shower

A Stork shower was given for Mrs. Gerald Miller on Saturday by her mother Mrs. Ray Gwinn of Glen Rogers. Guests and prize winners included Mrs. Bill Alderman Betsy Gwinn and other friends. Refreshments were served to a long list of neighbors and relatives at Oceana.

Mayor Manning Oceana Rotary Club Arthur McLain Carolynn Evans Jackie Mulkey Linda Rankin Fred H. Shannen Loretta Stewart Ginny Lynn Cook Mae Gallimore Brenda Meredith Glen Rogers Srene Miller Ray Gwinn Bill Alderman Betsy “Gyvinn Hazel |Gentry Shirley Gentry Marie Fortner Frank Miller Ernest Cozart Hattie Brooks George Vestey Bob Cox Arthur Allen Hazel Gentry Stella Greer Betsy Gwinn Almeda Bailey Georgia Snuffer Brady Lafferty Haze Milam

Scott Funeral Conducted Today in Mount Hope

Last rites for Ernest Merton Scott were held at 3 p.m. today at First Union Baptist Church Mount Hope with Rev. J A Divers presiding. Burial followed in Mount Hope Cemetery. Scott died Sunday morning after a brief illness at Welch Hospital. Survivors include six sisters Nannie Price Beckley Ruth Booker Charleston Theopolus Braxton Adjie Brown Washington D C Loraine Patterson Salon Va Willie Ross Mount Hope and brothers George Scott Mount Hope Quincy Daniels Fleming Charleston Ohio.

Mount Hope RNS Ernest Merton Scott First Union Baptist Church J. A.divers Scott Welch Hospital Nannie Price Beckley Ruth Booker Charleston Theopolus Braxton Adjidie Brown Washington, D. C Loraine Patterson Salon I Va Willie Ross George Scott Quincy Daniel Fleming

Morris Funeral Slated: Thursday

Francis Marion Morris died at 4:30 a.m. Tuesday at age 70 from a heart condition. Funeral services are set for Thursday at 3 p.m. in Oak Hill Baptist Church with burial at High Lawn Memorial Park. Tyree Funeral Home handling arrangements. Graveside rites by Oak Hill Lodge No 120 Masons with pallbearers. Members asked to assemble at 2 p.m. Thursday at Washington Avenue lodge hall.

Oak Hill RNS Francis Frank Marion Morris Oak Hill Baptist Church Randosh Johnson C. G. Eastwood High Lawn Memorial Park Morris Tyree Oak Hill Lodge No. 120 Washington Avenue Lodge

Mt Hope Missionettes Elect New Officers

The Mt Hope Missionettes of the Assembly of God Church elected new officers at a 7:30 p.m. meeting led by sponsor Mrs. Herbert Walker. Officers are Jeanette Suttle president Mary Ann Stack vice president Betty Montgomery secretary treasurer and Dreama Hawkins historian. They adopted Rose and Albert Kehr of Hawaii as missionaries and will send a birthday gift April 11.

Mount Hope Missionettes Assembly of God Church Herbert Walker Jeanette Suttle Mary Ann Stack Betty Montgomery Dreama Hawkins Rose Albert Kehr Assembly of God Hawaii Assembly of God Organization Sharon Walker Brenda Treadway Bill Stack Arnell Walker

Mrs Frank and son Discharged From St. Mary's Hospital

Mrs Frank Maddy and her four year old son De Jane returned to their Kelly Street home after a four day stay at St. Marys Hospital in Huntington.

Hospital Oak Hill Frank ‘Maddy De‘Jane Kelly St Huntington St. Mary’s Hospital

Marmet Hospital Project Planned By Garden Club

Scarbro Garden Club members start their first yearly project making button gardens for Crippled Children's Hospital Marmet. Gardens will be prepared this month for April 19 distribution, following a meeting at Mrs C R Weatherford home with guest speaker Mrs A W Burdette.

Marmet Hospital Garden Club Oak Hill RNS Scarbro C. R. Weatherford Charles Smith A. W. Burdette Oak Hill Garden Club Gome Wallace St Alexander Doris Highland Garden Club Beckley Furure W. C. Bishop W. B. Errington Clay Garvin Ben Gooch Emma Hepler

Oak Hill Cow Sets New Production Record

The Holstein Association of America certifies an outstanding production record for a registered Holstein cow owned by Sundae Farm Oak Hill West Virginia. Round Oak Tribune Pabst was milked twice daily for 365 days yielding 12309 pounds of milk and 535 pounds of butterfat in five years.

Oak Hill Cow Oak Hill Holstein-Friestan Association of America Sundae Farm West Virginia University National Holstein Organization Round Oak Tribune Pabst

Home School Pastor Family to Be Honored

A reception honoring Dr Carl Wolf and Mrs Wolf and their children will be held at the Home School March 24 from 3 to 3 p.m. The Wolf family will leave the Mountain State Project Work in April to take similar work in New Jersey.

Carl Wolf Wolf New Jersey Mra. Wolf

Dean's Pills Offer Fast Relief for Backache and Aches

Old newspaper ad touts Dean's Pills for rapid relief from nagging backache headaches and muscular pains. It also claims soothing bladder irritation and mild diuretic action with 60 years of use and a new large size for savings.

Rip van Winkle Dean Doen

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Colcord Personals Gerald Miller Dennis C. Morgan Oscar Scarbro Cotcord Margie Scarbr Lowe Dillon Barberton Otey Dillon Mt. Hope Echo Spring Mexopoly Louisville Neville ST Ivy Mattress Sale! Armstrong Roar Patlem
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