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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1961

Page

10

Beckley Trade Council Elects 1961 President Zeigler

R L Zeigler of Beckley elected president of the Southern West Virginia Building and Construction Trades Council at its first meeting in March. He is business manager of Local 872 IBEW, with J A Wilks Huntington as vice president and R W Edwards Princeton as secretary treasurer. The board includes R C Barnett Charleston Wayne Moomaw Beckley and Kenneth Barnett Charleston. The council meets on the second and third Thursdays monthly. Associated Music Enterprises on 106 12 S Fayette St offers stereos radios records and more under Al Cecere. The shop operates 9 a m to 9 p m daily except Sunday with discounts for walking customers. Cecere runs a Long Playing Club and rents a 100-record table for events. Cecere plans talent bookings and professional training support. Charlie Bryant and Rodney O'Dell are sales reps for Associated. George E Hall was elected secretary for Smith Corona Marchant Inc New York, to handle corporate legal matters. Hall, Beckley native and Harvard Law alumnus, previously worked with Campbell Soup Co and Sullivan and Cromwell. He will assume duties immediately.

R. L. Zeigler Beckley Southern West Virginia Building and Construction Trades Council International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers J. A. Wilks Huntington R. W. Edwards Princeton R. C. Barnett Charleston Wayne ‘Moomaw Iwo al Cecere Rochester N. Y Cecere Boich Smith- Corona Marchant Inc New York George E. Hall Harry W. Hall Granville Ave Hall Campbell Soup Co Sullivan and Cromwell Harvard Law School Phi Beta Kappa Phi Kappa Psi

New Universal Lounge Opens On Neville Street Beckley

A comfortable new lounge at Universal on Neville Street welcomes weary shoppers from three households including Mrs. Richard Snuffer and Mrs. Clarence Smith. Manager W N Turner cites former success at another location and expects out of town visitors for Honey in the Rock. Civic groups back the project and seek public rest rooms from the City Council next month.

Universal Neville Street Richard Snuffer Surveyor Clarence Smith Neville St B. E. Wallace Church St Beckley W. N. Turner Turner Grandview Walter Cooper Raleigh County Farm Women’s Club Citizens Improvement Committee Claude Williams Maxwell Hill Home Demonstration Club Cooper Beckley Business Bureau

Dairy Merger Brings Blossom and Broughton Under One Name

The Blossom Dairy merger with Broughton Farm Dairy, Inc. is official, creating Broughton Farm Dairy, Inc. with LEWIS DUNN as Clyde Street plant manager serving Raleigh, Wyoming, Fayette and Greenbrier counties. The Charleston central office remains, four new 1961 refrigerated trucks are added, and remodeling includes a new loading platform docks and expanded milk cooler. Products now include roque fort cheese thousand island dressing butter ice creams shortcakes and spumens for trucks and retail stores. Twenty nine local employees attended a Columbia Grill dinner to hear the announcements with Paul Allen Robert Neill and Hillis D. Sams among the attendees.

Blossom Dairy Broughton Farm Dairy, Inc Broughton Lewis Dunn Clyde Street Ralegh Wyoming Fayette Greenbrier Thousand Island Dunn Charleston Blossom Broughton Dairy, Inc West Virginia Kentucky Ohio Marietta Columbia Grill Paul Allen Robert Neill Hillis D. Sams

Real estate deeds filed in county clerk office

Deeds on file recount transfers: Richard Sanchez and Hessie Sanchez to Ralph Wells in Bradley Town District with no consideration. Donald R Bare Jr and Betty L Bare to Donald R and Viola M Bare in Farrow Homestead Shady Spring District with no consideration. Coalfield Land Co to Mary Bell Woods in Eccles Trap Hill District for 1500 dollars. Robert and Jean Shadle Sims to Continental Insurance Co in Hall Addition Beckley Town District for 13000 dollars.

Richard Sanchez Hessie Anna Sanchez Ralph Wells Bradley Donald R. Bare Jr Betty L. Bare Donald R Viola M. Bare Farrow Homestead Shady Spring Coalfield Land Co Mary Bell Woods Eccles Trap Hill Robert Jean Shadle Sims Continental Insurance Co Hall Beckley

31 Seek Work at Beckley Employment Office

Thirty-one persons applied for jobs at the Beckley Employment Security Office Monday. No openings were reported. Seekers included an electrician, switchboard operator, maid, three sales clerks, a practical nurse, two waitresses, short order cook, a salesman, a baby sitter, a bus driver, a motion picture projectionist, three construction laborers, a trailer truck driver, a bulldozer operator, a hoist man, two dump truck drivers, a watchman, two coal cutting machine men, four coal loaders, a service station attendant, and an electrical repairman.

Beckley

Attorney Edmundson Hospitalized in Beckley for Observation

Local attorney James K. Edmundson was admitted to Beckley Hospital Monday afternoon for observation and treatment. His condition was reported today as satisfactory.

James K. Edmundson Beckley Hospital

Doctor defends diet ideas amid debate on fats and sugar

The doctor clarifies his stance on diet and disease, defending an open view on fats sugars and caloric intake. He argues for flexibility beyond strict rules citing insulin dieters and ulcer patients. He warns against rigid myths about red meat water drinking and urges more proof before discarding familiar foods. He offers a leaflet request address for further information.

Patrick Henry

Bible College Choir To Sing This Weekend

The South Eastern Bible College choir from Lakeland Florida will sing at First Assembly of God Church Saturday at 7 p.m. and Easter Sunday at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. under Paul E. Cope with 25 voices plus a ladies trio quartet and soloists. The program features gospel songs anthems hymns and spirituals with piano by Herman Stephenson. Rev Andrew E Spence college president will accompany and speak on the college program.

South- Eastern Bible College Lakeland Fla Assembly of God Paul E. Cope Eastern Seaboard Central States Florida Alabama Georgia West Virginia Ohio Indiana Illinois Michigan Jesus Herman Stephenson Montgomery Ala Andrew E. Spence South-Eastern Bible College United States Citrus The Assemblies of God Accrediting Association of Bible Colleges T. M. Waldron

Injured Pete Condia in Route 3 crash. Harris Jr. dead

Pete Condia age 19 of Arnett survived a Sunday night Route 3 crash that killed Harold E. Harris Jr. He was reported good at Beckley Hospital today.

Pete Condia Arnett Harold E. Harris Jr Beckley Hospital

Odd Elementary Receives Strong Model Rating Consideration

Odd Elementary School was recommended for a model rating after scoring at the school last week. Fireco Elementary earned a first class rating, while Piney View Elementary, scored earlier, was deemed a model school. The grouping for instructional purposes was praised for aiding individual students. Custodial care and library resources were highlighted, with increases in library materials urged for Odd and Piney View. The Raleigh County Bookmobile assist to Odd and grouping praise at Piney View were noted. The lunch program and home–school–teacher relations also scored highly, though Fireco lacked a lunch program and thus did not reach model status.

Odd Fireco Elementary Piney View Mason Anderson Raleigh County Anderson Fireco Charles S. Shrader Summers County Dewey Bone Mary Abbott Boots Dilley

Six Sophia Churches Plan Easter Sunrise Service

Six churches in the Sophia area will join for a community Easter sunrise service at 6 a.m. on the football field of Sola High School. Participants include Friendship Baptist Reverend Jack Thomas Maxwell Hill Gospel Tabernacle Reverend Okey Cox Sophia First Baptist Reverend Dewey Wilson Crab Orchard First Methodist Reverend L H Greenwood Jr Sophia Church of God Reverend W W J Blair and Freewill Baptist Reverend Wade Webb. The program features call to worship hymns scripture readings by Johnny Brannham Vickie Buchler and Mr Webb Easter music by Lotis McKinney and Brenda Poe and an Easter message titled Darkness to Dawn. The service ends with Christ Arose and a closing prayer by Mr Greenwood. Last year more than 200 attended.

Sophia Sola High School Ghr i Friendship Baptist Jack Thomas Maxwell Hill Gospel Tabernacle Okey Cox First Baptist Dewey Wilson Crab Orchard First Methodist L. H. Greenwood Jr Lotis McKinney Brenda Poe Webb Blair Greenwood Christ

Homeroom Mothers Lead Sophia Elementary Classrooms

Sophia Elementary School assigns Homeroom Mothers to run 14 classrooms while teachers attend scoring session. Principal Norval Cooke outlines two ongoing projects Training in Citizenship and Developing Better Written Expressions for all grades. Concord College Field Service coordinator Galan Duling praises the cheerful student atmosphere observed before scoring.

Doris Maynor Alma Bailey Jean Fazio Helen Gorman Eleanor Rowe Joyce Riggs Reeda Neff Iowa Williamson Chloe Burchett Angelina Milano Virginia Tuggle Galan Duling Concord College

Fairdale Area Churches Plan Sunrise Services

Easter sunrise services are set for three area churches Sunday with Breckenridge Church at Bolt and Coal Marsh Baptist Church in Glen Daniel holding 6 a.m. services and Freewill Baptist Church in Fairdale at 6 30 a.m. Rev. Robert Dent leads Breckenridge, Rev. M. H. Dinsmore leads Coal Marsh, and Rev. Doff Harvey speaks at Freewill, introduced by Rev. Wayne Sisk. Each pastor invites the public to attend.

Fairdale ANS Breckenridge Bolt Coal Marsh Baptist Glen Daniel Freewill Baptist Church Robert Dent M. H. Dinsmore Coal Marsh Doff Harvey Wayne Sisk

Mrs. Vaughn Injured In Fall At Her Home

Mrs Lillian Vaughn of Westmoreland Street is recuperating at home from a fractured leg after a fall several days ago. Weekend guest John Carlyn Christian of Hamp ton Virginia visited his mother. Reverend and Mrs G C Gilbert welcomed visitors Mrs William Ray Strickland Jr and daughter Carlette from Chicago Illinois. Strickland is formerly Miss Marva Gilbert.

John Carlyn Christian Hampton, Va John Christian J Jr Adkins St Lillian Vaughn Westmoreland St William Ray Strickland Jr Carlette Chicago, Ill G. C. Gilbert Harper Heights Strickland Marva Gilbert

Medina family on two week vacation visit

Mrs James Evans and children James Jr and Rosemary of Medina Ohio are spending a two week vacation with her parents Mr and Mrs Frank Hansc ok Harper Heights.

James Evans James Jr Rosemary Fof Medina Ohio Frank Hanscock Harper Height

Two Men Jailed on Theft Count

Fayette Countian and a Beckley man were arrested for grand larceny in the theft of two tires and wheels from Grady Whitlock Ford Inc on the 1921 By-Pass. Donavan P. Brown Lochgelly and Donald Harden Beckley were booked at the county jail Monday night. Clarence Finney Beckley and Charles L. Johnson were arrested for assault and battery at 2:30 PM Monday. Ola Smith Lillybrook was charged with possession of moonshine whisky by federal agents and deputies at 6 PM Monday. Mack Jessup Beckley faced charges of drunkenness and destruction of property at 3:30 PM Monday.

Ola Smith Lillybrook Alcohol and Tobacco Tax Division U. S. Treasury Department Sheriff's Mack Jessup Beckley

$288 Forfeited In Police Court

Bonds totaling $288.50 were forfeited by seven defendants in Beckley Police Court Monday night led by $128 from William E. Adkins for drunkenness carrying a concealed weapon and indecent exposure. Alvin Adkins forfeited $118 on drunkenness and resisting arrest. Norma L. Cooper forfeited $5 for no city operator's license. Norma Williams forfeited $15 for driving with no state license. Three others forfeited bonds totaling $52.50 on drunkenness charges.

Beckley William E. Adkins Belle Adkins Alvin Adkins Fireco Norma L. Cooper Norma Williams Hinton

Group Insurance Plan For Raleigh County Teachers

The Raleigh County Education Association approves a group insurance plan to be explained to school faculties. Underwritten by Educators Mutual Life, it requires 51 percent teacher participation and costs $2.20 monthly per teacher. The committee also voted to spend up to $50 on a May teachers’ banquet and authorized a nominating committee for next year.

Raleigh County Education Association James Redden Educators Mutual Life Insurance Redden

To Receive Commodities At E Park Distribution Point

Mikel H. Griffith announced 22 recipients lacking addresses will get surplus foods at the new site 216 Seventh St aided by Walter Muse. April distribution moves to East Park with recipients including Ted Lee Anderson Roy Bridges Bill Billups Lula Gooch Barbara Glenn Lula Hening Mary L. Jones Earlie K. Lester and others.

East Park Sprague Mikel H. Griffith New Place Seventh St Walter Muse Griffith Extended Ted Lee Anderson Roy Bridges Bill Billups Lula Gooch Barbara Glenn Lula Hening Mary L. Jones Earlie K. Lester W. M. Mosby Eli Mattey William Martin Clifton McDaniel Willis Pullen Flora B. Swain John Stilman Ollie Taylor Louise Thacker Ester Thompson Grace Thompson Herbert Walker Beatrice Dave Wood

Ex-Beckleyan's Mate Earns Ph D Degree in Zoology

Stelman F E Bennett of Sandstone received a Ph D in zoology from the University of Tennessee this week. He plans to continue work at the Tennessee agriculture experiment station in Knoxville. Bennett and wife Christine Ballard, Morris Harvey College graduates, held degrees in biology and he earned a master’s in entomology at North Carolina State. Mrs Bennett teaches biology at Knoxville East High. Bennett is the son of Mrs Norma Bennett and nephew of Mrs C F Jackson.

Stelman Fe.bennett University of Tennessee Bennett Agriculture Experiment Station University of Tennesse Knoxville Christine Ballard Beckley Morris Harvey College North Carolina State College United States Department of Health Tyler Texas Reidsville N. C George W. Ballard Temple St Knoxville East High School Norma Bennett Sandstone C. F. Jackson Johnstown Road

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Eve Breck Construction Council Associated Music Enterprises S. Fayette St Everything In Music Charlie Bryant Paul Anka Ruth Ruman BEK Harold,thomas Hyman, M. D Newspaper Enterprise Assn Dr. Hyman Raleigh Register Dept. B Radio City Bible College Choir Dr. In the World, the the Devil Harry Belafonte Inger Stevens Dirk Bogarde Olivia de Haviland First Baptist Church Ted Gray Crouch Sophia Churches Galing Daling Con Fairdale Area Churches Plan Sunrise Services E. Park Point Beckleyan
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