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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1962

Page

3

Beckley exhibition mine praised by state director Timms

State Mines Director Leonard J. Timms toured Beckley's near completion exhibition mine in New River Park and praised its design, saying it surpasses the Pocahontas model and should boost public relations for West Virginia coal. He noted broad support from officials and industry figures and predicted strong tourism impact for Beckley and the state.

Beckley Leonard J. Timms New River Park Timms Pocahontas C. Smith Department of Commerce West Virginia Dne Warden

Frances Wilcox to tour Europe for world peace plan

Frances Wilcox of Woodrow Wilson High School earned NASC support for a summer European tour to study cultures and promote international understanding. The program includes stays in Rotterdam, Munster, Heidelberg, and Geneva with a final return to Washington.

Europe Frances Wilcox Woodrow Wilson High School National Association of Student Councils G. Peregoy Woodrow Wilson American Field Service Frances Peregov Phyllis Charles Dusi Morgantown Harold Casali Beckley Woodrow National Association of National Education Association Washington, D. C Amon Peregoy Rotterdam Holland Munster Heidelberg Germany Horn Austria International School Geneva Switzerland Westminster Abbey National Honor Society Student Council RB. K. Wilcox Crab Orchard Crab Orchard Baptist Church Baptist Youth Fellowship Raleigh Association of the United States

Purin Service at Temple Beth El Tuesday Evening

A special Purin service is set for 8 p.m. Tuesday at Temple Beth El Bellevue Lane. Soloist Mrs. Fred Souder will perform, with Mrs. Ben H. Wender conducting and Albert Eller of Pittsburgh presenting a film on the State of Israel and its current conditions. The public is invited per H. S. Samans.

Temple Beth el Bellevue Lane Fred Souder Ben H. Wender Albert Eller Pittsburgh State of Israel H. S. Samans

Beckleyan Elected To Phi Beta Kappa Honor Society

Beckleyan joined 26 students one faculty member and two University of Virginia alumni in the Universitys Beta Chapter of Phi Beta Kappa the national academic honor society Included is James M Pompetius 21 son of Dr and Mrs William E Pompetius 508 Highland Dr Pompetius a 1958 Mark Twain High School graduate is a chemistry applicant for the bachelor of arts degree in June Undergraduates admitted to Phi Beta Kappa must have a B plus average or for honors candidates letters of recommendation from faculty members.

Ex-Beckleyan Receives Award in Atlanta

James H. McGinnis regional representative of the Bureau of Employment Security in Atlanta received a 30 year certificate of award. A Beckley native he practiced law here in 1916 17 and 1919 33 served in WWI earning the Silver Star with Oak Leaf Cluster and led National Reemployment Service efforts in West Virginia. He later worked with the State Employment Service and Unemployment Compensation and served as a technical advisor to the Social Security Board before joining the Atlanta office in 1949. He is a ruling elder at Morningside Presbyterian Church and is survived by his father and siblings in Beckley.

James H. McGinnis Bureau of Employment Security U. S. Department of Labor Atlanta McGinnis Beckley France Germany American Legion West Virginia

Capias Issued for Clark Workman in Paternity Case

Court records show a capias directed for Clark Workman in a paternity suit. Workman is allegedly delinquent in payments for an illegitimate child.

Capias Clark Workman Workman

World Wide Guild secretary seeks homes with nearby youth

In Paris and Rome, she appeals to vet most cities in the tour and looks inward with enthusiasm to living in homes where there will be young people near her age. She is secretary of the World Wide Guild and assistant organist at the church.

Byf World Wide Guild Paris Rome

West Virginia Liquor Debate Rallies Denounce Amendment

About 50 rallies across 40 counties drew an estimated 10 000 people denouncing liquor by the drink as a fraud and a menace. Leaders urged lawmakers to oppose the amendment on the November ballot while speakers warned of crime and tourism impacts.

Robert Kresge Charleston West Virginia Temperance League West Virginia Citizens Committee L. E. Crowson Logan Crab Orchard Hill MacArthur Hill Franklin Yale University O. D. Hall Citizen's Committee Raleigh C. O.smith Smith Hook and Crook Howard Huntington

Coal Mine Hand Injury Recovers At Home

Carl E. Morgan section boss for Amigo Smokeless Coal Co at Wyco is recovering at his home after two days of treatment in Beckley Hospital for injuries to his right hand he suffered when his hand was caught in machinery at the mines Tuesday.

Carl E. Morgan Daniels Amigo Smokeless Coal Co Wyco Beckley Hospital Morgan

Beaver Fire Truck To Arrive Saturday

The Beaver Volunteer Fire Department purchased a pumper type fire truck from Penn Hills Pennsylvania for 7400 dollars covering the truck equipment and uniforms. Delivery is planned for Saturday evening with a welcome in town. Shady Spring High School Band will provide music and many locals are expected. Fire Chief Wendell Thurman chaired the committee with Anderson Wickline and Cecil Connor also on the panel.

Beaver Volunteer Fire Department Penn Hills Shady Spring Wendell Thurman

It’s a Waterloo year in science for Fran

Dear Fran, a teacher’s grade drop for one misbehavior is unlikely to be reversed. Whispered talks in class are common causes for discipline, but fairness favors maintaining your own accountability. Consider whether you respect the teacher and follow his rules, then adjust to his expectations.

Kathy Fran S Fran Kathy Peterson

First Forest Fires Sighted

The first four forest fires of the spring season were reported Sunday by District Forester Carl Lucas. Fires burned two acres near Lick Knob on Page Mountain road, four acres near Huff Knob in Mercer County, seven acres at Ion Shop Branch near Beatysville, and 15 acres in Pleasant Hills in Raleigh County.

Carl Lucas Lick Knob Page Mountain Road Mercer County Huff Knob Wyoming County Ion Shop Beatysville Raleigh County Pleasant Hills Lucas Mabscott Fire Department

Beckley Employment Office Seeks Workers

Ten people filed job applications at the Beckley office of Employment Security on Friday. Openings include an office file clerk, a clerk typist, an orderly, a drag line operator, a bulldozer operator, a truck driver, and four construction laborers. Last week the Beckley office placed twenty two individuals in local employment.

Beckley Office of Employment Security Beckley

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Cecil L. Miller D. F E. Warden Elmer C. Workman Department of Mines Jay Philpott Department Ben Murphree State Department of Commerce W. W. Callender H. K. Porter Co Louie Hutchinson Porter Firm Blair Murphree Hulett Virginia West Virginia Turnpike Paty National Secondary Principals Association C. G. Peregoy Garnet Reynolds Beckleyan Morningside Presbyterian Church James Hereford Fud) McGinnis William H. “Pigev" McGinnis Sara Rader Thompson WATTS Bair Bldg Jesus Burgess Garrett H. Evans First Methodist Church Andrew R. Bird First Presbyterian Church Charles H. Smith First Baptist Church Deborah Kerr Procents Beaver Echnicolor Warner Bros Griffith Thelm Ritter Ceci Dan Hansen Iwin Val By Kathy Peterson Nalry
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