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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1960

Page

2

Pineville Seniors Stage Curtain Going Up on April First

Pineville High School seniors present Curtain Going Up a three act comedy about a teacher clashing with colleagues while staging a senior play. Cast includes Irene Burgess Darlene Sizemore and journalist Norman Carter Eddie Palmer with romance and rivalries among students and staff. Proceeds benefit a school project.

Pineville Irene Burgess Darlene Sizemore Ranny Halsey Moran Sharon Griffith Miss Rivers Linda Mathena Norman Carter Eddie Palmer Miss Burgess Fac

Girl Recants Story Of Being Pushed From Car

In Pineville an 18 year old girl Elizabeth Atwell recants her earlier claim that Kelly beat and kicked her and threw her from a car. She says she was grabbed by an unidentified man, hitchhiked, and held overnight at a roadside area before seeking medical aid.

Pineville Mullens Hospital Elizabeth Atwell Elizabeth Itmann Wyoming General Hospital Kelly Pinecrest Sanitarium Wyoming

Pasteeth Tooth Powder Boosts Fresh, Firm Fit

PASTEETH is an improved powder for upper or lower plates that helps false teeth stay put without sliding or rocking. It leaves no gummy taste and avoids sourness. An alkaline non acid formula checks plate odor and freshens breath. Get FASTEETH at any drug counter.

Warren Speaks At Kopperston Lions Club Night

C O Warren district governor Bluefield spoke at Kopperston Lions Club Ladies Night in the Community Building with his wife present. Ted Sauls introduced him as he discussed Lionism. Dinner music by Kaye Estep and Dana Cobb featured, a skit by Mr and Mrs Carl Mack, and two new members Richard Cassell and Ralph Hickman were welcomed. Women of Kopperston Presbyterian Church prepared the dinner.

Kopperston RNL Kopperston Lions Club C. O. Warren Bluefield Warren Ted Sauls Kaye Estep Dana Cobb Carl Mack Mack Eastern Gas and Fuel Associates Governor Warren Richard Cassell Ralph Hickman Kopperston Presbyterian Church

Revival At Mount Zion Baptist Church Fayetteville

Revival services began Monday at Mount Zion Baptist Church with daily 7 p.m. services The newly organized Men's Choir will perform special music during the services The Rev Walter N Harris Summerlee will be guest speaker The pastor Rev bg Wilson Wood invites the public to attend.

Fayetteville RNS Mount Zion Baptist Church Walter N. Harris Summerlee Bg Wilson Wood

Delegates Named for 10th Annual Pilgrimage

WHITESVILLE RNS Delegates to the 10th Annual Pilgrimage for Youth have been selected from the Whitesville Evangeline Theta Rho Girl Club. Named are Miss Deanna Bailey and Miss Doris Protan, daughters of local families and students at Marsh Fork High School and Sherman High. The trip, by chartered bus in the second week of June, includes 43 delegates and four adult leaders under sponsorship of Odd Fellows and Rebekah Lodges International.

Whitesville RNS Whitesville Evangline Theta Rho Deanna Bailey Glen Bailey Marsh Fork High School Doris Protan Sherman High Johnny Protan Sylvester International Organization of Odd Fellows and Rebekah West Virginia

Summer Term Set At Tech in Nine-Week Session

Dr. Frederick E. Thornton dean at West Virginia Institute of Technology announces a nine week summer term from June 6 through August 5. A schedule of 39 classes is arranged. Tech students may pre register on May 16 and 17, while others enroll June 6.

Montgomery Frederick E. Thornton West Virginia Institute of Technology Tech

Seth PTA Will Meet Tonight

The Seth Elementary School Parent-Teacher Association will meet in the school today. Nathan Haddad of Madison will speak and show colored slides of his Israel trip. Bernard Brady of the West Virginia Conservation Department will also address the group.

Seth RMS Nathan Haddad Madison Israel Bernard Brady West Virginia Conservation Department

Circle Devotional at Cook Memorial Baptist Church

Mrs. Floyd Rose led the Shannon-Cooper Circle devotional at Cook Memorial Baptist Church with theme The Power of Faith from Hebrews. The program was by Mrs. Bill Thomas with helpers, and St Patrick's Day decor graced the refreshment table. The next meeting is April 14 with Mrs. Tommy Stevens hosting and Mrs. Jamie Brooks in charge.

Pineville Rns Floyd Rose Shannon-Cooper Circle Cook Memorial Baptist Church Bill Thomas Dick Cook Thomas Bowles Tommy Stevens Eugene Noble Jamie Brooks

Mrs Arrington Aided In Pruning Of Trees

Mrs Minnie Arrington of Fayetteville Route 2 received advice and help from R A Hannah of the Soil Conservation Service to prune Norway spruce on her property for ornament and Christmas use. He advised pruning now and suggested delaying pruning of white pine until late June.

Fayetteville RNS Minnie Arrington Route 2 R. A. Hannah Hannah Soil Conservation Service Arrington

Cottage Prayer Meets Under Way In Fayette

Fayetteville area Methodist Church members begin daily cottage prayer meetings at 10 a m through Friday led by the Commission on Membership and Evangelism in preparation for an evangelistic service March 27 to April 3 with Rev. Herbert L Bowdoin as guest evangelist. Meetings rotate through Sunset Addition Frogtown Oakridge and West Maple areas with a telephone committee coordinating participation and nursery provided for preschoolers. Special nights will recognize Official Board Methodist Men Woman's Society of Christian Service Youth Good Neighbor Night and Family Night.

Fayetteville RNS Commission On Membership and Evangelism E. B. Eskew Sunset Addition F. J. Morris Frogtown J. H. Carson West Maple Avenue J. G. Page East Maple Avenue Oakridge Addition George Powell Commission Margaret Boyd R. O. Farmer Elizabeth Dempsey H. A. Cottrell J. H. McQueen Methodist Men Woman’s Society of Christian Service Good Neighbor Charles S. Thormpson

Land transfers listed by Boone County clerk

Madison area land transfers recorded last week include B B and Opel Lay to Eugene and Doris Ferrell for Lots 91 and 92 in Danville Land Co Subdivision 1 East Danville, about 3500. Alfred and Lucy McClung to Cecil and Ruth Cantley for Lots 5 7 8 in Toney's Branch land tract Sherman District about 3500. Spruce River Coal Co to Emma J Chambers for parcel in Second Addition to Town of Jeffrey Washington District about 4000. B R and Flora Curry to B B and Eleanor Hill for Lots 19 and 20 in Block C Town of West Madison Scott District about 9500. Elmo and Oda M Coffman to Alton Ray and Ida Justine Smith for Lot 41 Branham Addition Town of Whitesville now within Sylvester corporate limits Sherman District about 9500. Bernie and Gertrude Thompson to Lafe and Mabel Marcum for parcel on North Fork of Big Creek Washington District about 3000.

B. B Opel Eugene Doris Ferrell Danville Land Co East Danville Wia Alfred Lucy McClung Cecil Ruth Cantley Toney’s Branch Sherman Spruce River Coal Co Emma J. Chambers Spruce River Jeffrey Washington B. R Flora Curry Eleanor Hill West Madison Scott Elmo Oda M. Coffman Alton Ray Ida Justine Smith Branham Whitesville Sylvester Sherman Bernie Gertrude Thompson Lafe Mabel Marcum North Fork of Big Creek

Boone Demos Organized in Boone County Meeting

In Whitesville 64 precinct workers from the Democrat Party organized a Boone County unit to back Hulett Smith for governor and John Protan for sheriff. Ralph Hottle chaired and announced a county rally April 2 at Whitesville Junior High School with Smith as principal speaker.

Whitesville RNS Democrat Party Boone County Hulett Smith John Protan Ralph Hottle Smith Hottle Albert Gore House of Delegates Toney Ball Lovell Brown Van Earnest Richards Manuel Arvon John Karantonis Board of Education

Pineville Woman's Club Meeting Notes April Plans

The Pineville Woman's Club met Tuesday at 6 30 p m at the Cow Shed. Vice president Mrs E B Swimm led the session with the treasurer's report. The group was told no West Virginia Books would be available until spring. Delegation support for Mrs Fred Hurt for second vice president was discussed, as was an antique show in Beckley April 8 9 and 10. Mrs Paul Viers joined as a transfer from Mullens Civic Club. A public dance for April 23 was planned. Mrs Wayne Reynolds will install new officers at the April meeting. A Hawaii simon was shown by Mrs Mae S Belcher.

Pineville RNS Pineville Woman's Club E. B. Swimm West Virginia Swimm Beckley Club Pineville Club Fred Hurt Green Beckley Paul Viers Mullens Civic Club Wayne Reynolds Southern District Federation of Woman's Clubs Simon Hawaii Mae S. Belcher American Home and Graden Department

Mission Group Names Officers at New Rich mond church

New Rich mond First Baptist Church women organized a Woman's Mission Society. Elected officers include President Arlie Siers and vice presidents Betty Hatfield Virginia Branham Janice Poe Vesta Hatfield Alice Hatfield and secretary treasurer Jean Siers. Meetings set for the second Thursday each month inviting women and friends to attend.

NEW Richmond RNS

Boone County couples issued marriage licenses

The County Clerk’s office lists Boone County couples issued wedding licenses. Roy Lee Simms 23 of Orgas and Carolyn Sue Nelson 18 of Blue Pennant. Walter Davis 21 of Peytona and Anna Griggs 16 of Racine. Billy Thomas Cooper 24 of Bernie and Betty Lou Stone 16 of Morrisvale. John Howard Stewart 36 of Bloomingrose and Marie Dee Kern 27 of Peytona. Adolph A. Chacon 22 of Marfork and Margie Elswick 18 of Blue Pennant. Richard Kuhn 2 of Camp Creek and Martha Gregory 18 of Foster. Paul Acree 20 of Van and Brenda Woodrum 17 of Bim.

Marfork Margie Elswick Blue Pennant Richard Kuhn Camp Creek Martha Gregory Foster Paul Acree Van Brenda Woodrum Bim

Harriet Dillman Weds McCarty Woolwine in Bland Bland

Miss Harriet Opal Dillman of Ceres Virginia became the bride of Mc Carty Woolwine Jr of Pax. The ceremony was held on March 17 in Bland with relatives present. The couple plans to reside in Columbus Ohio where he works for the Columbus Fort and Iron Co.

PAX Harriet Opal Dillman Earl Dillman Ceres McCarty Woolwine Jr McCarty Woolwine G. Pp. m Bland A Woolwine Ceres High School Pax High West Virginia Business College Bluefield Columbus Ohio The Columbus Fort and Iron Co

Devotion at Meet Presented by Mrs Slavy in Pineville

Mrs. Slavy presented a devotional titled Shepherd of the Hills at the Jew el Asbury Mission Society gathering in Pineville. Mrs. Dodd helped with the program held at the Cook Memorial Methodist Baptist Church home. Social hour followed with Refreshments served by Mrs. Howard for several attendees. Apr 14 program set with Mrs. Acie Stewart in charge.

Pineville Shepherd of the Hills Jewel Asbury Mission Society Harry Slavy Robert Dodd Cook Memorial Methodist Baptist Church Bruce Howard

Record 1959 retail sales across store groups and service stations

In 1959 every retail group posted record sales. Service stations sold 16.8 billion dollars, up 6.57 percent from 1958, the prior high. Gasoline and oil firms spent about 26.7 million dollars advertising in newspapers to reach American motorists.

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Ulty Miss Moran Elsie Hunter Pat Monagham Sylvia Moore Ada Beymer Janet Young Kay Carey Joan White Lois Schoolcraft Buck O’hara Tom Tilley Pineville High School AY Office Service May Bidge McCreery ALL Murphy Stores W. Main St Hinton Richwood Mullens East Rainelle Oak Hill Oceana Emory Lusk Everett Collins Lions Meet Seth Pta Rose Ford America Hrd Motor Company Grady Whitlock FORDO Falcon Thunderbird Fayette BNS Boone Woman's Club Harriet Dillman McCarty Mrs. Slavy
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