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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1968
Page
3
The session focused on the mid term election of Larry Cook seated at the head of the table as president for the remainder of the school year. Other business included procedural officer appointments and related orders amid a tight council agenda.
The Oceana Woman's Club hosted a speaker event and discussed plans for a Cancer Drive, with Lois Beane leading the collection and Richard Atwell receiving a recognition wax. Members elected a nominating committee and heard reports from secretary John Woods and treasurer Bobbi Crouch, while noting delegations to state and regional conferences and upcoming club activities.
Johnny Garten of Lester was injured in a wreck in Mullens and treated at Wyoming General Hospital. He suffered facial cuts and bruises and two broken ribs. Constable Orlan Nesley took Garten to the hospital after investigating the collision.
Mullens area reports show a hospital staff led production of The Curious Savage by Johny Patrick staged by the Matlens School Theatre. Cast includes Liby Belle Parinella Mayney to be joined by Linda Beavers Yeery Staw and Kathy Shrewsbury with stage crew under Linda Hawkin and Herbet Hawkins. Proceeds support educational materials as students portray the family tale of a mother's fate and the outside world.
At the Fayetteville Legion Home Lulayelu Post 149 Americana honored Deputy Sheriff Sabherk Warren of Long Srmch ns as winner of the annual Police Man of the Year Award. A police program followed a dinner with Judge Charles Garvin Jr. presenting the plaque. County Agent George Sichs spoke on the annual Ham and Bacon Sale, judged by University staff, held earlier at the Lepton. Cards were signed for FH L Van Camp and Dells S Brooks, recent hospital patients.
Pineville High School announces open nominations for the Pineville Hall of Fame. Graduates or former teachers with at least five years away may nominate, with a photo preferred. Nominations and names may be submitted to the Tail of Fame Committee at Pineville High School for selection to be announced at graduation.
Saigon reports a former West Virginia Air Force major among B52 pilots who took part in bombing operations threatening enemy forces and supply lines. Maj Walter L Mart, Jr., a Morgantown native, now lives in Tampa Florida, and is the son of Wallen Hat, retired editor of the Morgantown Dominion News. Magistrate Robert Taylor orders Thames Cunningham jailed six months after he pleaded guilty to theft involving cab driver accomplices and a $475 robbery on a Brooklyn street outside a sports avenue.
Postmasters gathered Tuesday evening in Pinevilla to discuss delays in second class mail and reforms for postal procedures. Attendees included Johnny Aliff president and many named locals. refreshments served after the meeting. A gospel sing at Hermon High School features Joann Harness and Sunrise Quartet Saturday at 7 30 p.m with Larry James as master of ceremonies.
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