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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1959

Page

3

Piedmont Eyes Night Flights From Beckley Airport

Piedmont Airlines hopes to inaugurate night service to and from Beckley to improve round trip connections. A party of six Piedmont officials and pilots tested night operations at Beckley with a DC-3 Pacemaker plane under the supervision of F A A officials.

Piedmont Airlines Beckley C. G. Brown Jr Winston Salem N. C County Field Piedmont R. C. Murray Federal Aviation Agency K. Saunders H. K. Saunders Saunders, Brown and Murray Piedmont Party F. C. Nicholson F. L. Stickeny E. D. Clement H. A. Schulze Hulett C. Smith State Aeronautics Commission

Fire and game violations yield fines in District 4

Conservation officers in District 4 of the West Virginia Conservation Commission fined twenty four people this week for illegal burning, fishing without licenses, and related offenses. Notable penalties include Raymond Harvey $25, Percy Holloman $26.85, Walter Porterfield $100, and several others with smaller suppression costs or fines for parking and unlawful fishing in closed streams. Juvenile cases for fishing in a closed stream were dismissed.

West Virginia Conservation Commission Raymond Harvey Hinton Percy Holloman Talcott Harless Grimmett Forest Hill Jes Cox Elton Willie Blankenship Rupert Joe Patterson Deepwater Morris Miller Boomert C. Garvin Jr Fayetteville Bobby L. Smith Robinon

Sweden Minds State Church Rules Stir Debate

Stockholm under Swedish law automatically places every person in the state Church of Sweden. A personal request is required to withdraw amid talks of abolishing the system. Sisters survey finds 72 percent would join voluntarily if removal weren’t compulsory. New York report cites Dutch psychiatrist Dr. A A A erruwe linking neurotic disorders to faulty religious education in childhood and criticizing fear driven religious training.

Stockholm Sweden New York A. A. A.erruwe

Catholic Digest offers free highway signs to churches

The Catholic Digest will provide any Roman Catholic church in the United States with an 8 by 4 foot highway sign to guide motorists to the church. Publisher Rev. Paul Bussard says 700 signs have already been distributed at no cost.

New York Catholic Digest Paul Bussard

Armed Forces Day Parade Plans Told

Entries for the Armed Forces Day parade on May 16 will assemble at Woodrow Wilson High School at 1 30 p m. Guy Dooley chairs routing and Mrs Dixie Lee Bryson handles entries with a Tuesday deadline. Walter Duncan leads the band committee. Various local organizations and teams are listed among participants including West Virginia University basketball team and the Raleigh County 4 H clubs with color guards and motorcycle and bicycle contingents.

Woodrow Wilson High School Guy Dooley Dixie Lee Bryson Clifford Walter Duncan Beckley Lincoln Mercury Golden Age Club Lewis Chevrolet Company Boys Buick Ind Beckley Ministerial Associaton Pepsi Cola Pets Greenbrier Dairy West Virginia National Guard Color Guards Army Navy Marines Air Force Charles House Glass House Moose Club

Arlen K. Cole Rites Saturday

Final rites for Arlen Kelso Cole 36 of Daniels will be held at the Full Gospel Church in Shady Spring at 2 p.m. Saturday with Rev. Gilbert Cash officiating. Burial follows in Blue Jay Cemetery. Cole died in a local hospital at 11:35 p.m. Wednesday from injuries after his car overturned near Daniels early Tuesday. The body will be taken to his residence from Rose and Quesenberry Funeral Home at 2 p.m. today.

Arlen Kelso Cole Daniels Full Gospel Shady Spring Gilbert Cash Blue Jay Cole Rose and Quesenberry

Five Thousand Bluegills Stocked in Local Ponds

Local pond owners who built ponds on their property during 1958 received 5,000 bluegills from the U S Fish and Wildlife Service to stock the ponds. Orders were placed in December 1958 at no cost to the pond owners. Fish are fingerlings expected to reach about 10 inches by spring. Bass will be shipped in June. Ponds must be at least a quarter acre with six-foot average depth. Fertilizer 8-8-4 or 10-10-10 was applied to promote plant growth and prevent algae. Recipients include D E Wipperman Sweeneysburg John Tonoff Bolt Albert Tieche Dry Hill Herbert E Snuffer Dry Hill Lewis Meadows Shady Spring G W McKinney John S McKay Clarence Gray Sand Branch Kenneth Larabee Bradley Ted Harmon Egeria R P Daniel Jr Snuffer's Branch and J E Daniel Saxon.

United States Fish and Wildlife Service U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service Fur Fish and Wildlife Service D. E. Wipperman Sweeneysburg John Tonoff Bolt Albert Tieche Dry Hill Herbert E. Snuffer Lewis Meadows Shady Spring G. W. McKinney John S. McKay Ghent Clarence Gray Sand Branch Kenneth Larabee Bradley Ted ‘Harmon Egeria R. P. Daniel Jr Snuffer J. E. Daniel Saxon

393 Rehabilitated In 7 County Area

Figures from the Division of Vocational Rehabilitation for the nine month period ending April 30 show 393 cases rehabilitated in a seven county area including Raleigh Fayette Wyoming Mercer Summers McDowell and Monroe. Active caseload 2031 with 233 in physical restoration and 146 in training in schools colleges or on the job. 182 ready for employment and 48 employed but under supervision. During the period 910 accepted for service but not yet inaugurated into the program. The division accepted 6462 cases of the 1392 new cases referred.

Division of Vocational Rehabilitation Raleigh Fayette Wyoming Mercer Summers McDowell Monroe

Two WJLS Employees Resign From Station

Kent Hackleman station manager and Bob Roderick sports director of WJLS submitted resignations effective May 15. Hackleman will return to Champaign Urbana WILL after graduating from the University of Illinois and spend time in Bryan Texas with his wife's parents. Roderick's future plans are not yet definite.

Kent Hackleman WJLS Bob Roderick Hackleman Champaign - Urbana University of Illinois Bryan Tex

Police Judge Dismisses Case Involving George Grimes Jr

Beckley man George Grimes Jr was found not guilty in City Police Court on a destruction of property charge after officials linked the damage to a vehicle he drove out of the city limits. The defense argued lack of authority for an out of town arrest, and the judge granted the motion to dismiss.

George Grimes Jr Beckley Ross Cottle Walter Gilmore South Oakwood Avenue Cottle Gilmore Mabscott Mabscott Hill Grimes J. N. White Joe Luchini Luini Thority M.E. Tyree Luchini Edward P. Stansbury Don Jerry Fink Crab Orchard Ronald G. Hensely William van Hoose Pikeville Bennie Shouse

Revival In Progress At St John’s Baptist Church

Revival under way at St John’s Baptist Church Raleigh with Rev A J Holley of Johnson City Tennessee assisting pastor Rev H E Davis. The event highlights ongoing community religious activity in the region.

St. John’s Baptist Church Raleigh A. J. Holley Johnson City Tenn H. E. Davis

Baptists Rapid Sign Up For Soul Winning Cards

Dallas AP reports more than two million Southern Baptists signed Soul Winning cards in 1959 promising to reach non Christians for the church. Leonard Semlerson denominational evangelism director notes the nationwide effort.

Dallas, Tex Leonard Semlerson

Forest fires reported across Raleigh County and others

Two Raleigh County forests fires were among five reported Thursday in Conservation Commission District 4, which includes eight counties. One Raleigh fire occurred at Farley Creek and another at Arnold Branch, with additional blazes near Long Pole Creek in McDowell County and Hamilton Ridge in Greenbrier County, plus a sighting near Sturgeons Branch close to railroad tracks in Fayette County.

Raleigh County The Conservation Commission Raleigh Farley Creek Arnold Branch McDowell County Long Pole Creek Greenbrier Hamilton Ridge Fayette County Sturgeons Branch

Built-In Speed and Fury in a Jersey City Tale

A mixed review notes Mannix style satire in a Jersey City tenement with Star Boyle and family, including a dramatic husband, wife Ceil, and a cast of relatives. The piece contrasts tumultuous private life with a present shocker involving a ward politician, plus a late shift to philanthropy amid rising 1958 giving totals.

Edward Mannix Boyle Hasj iCeil Studs Lonigan Jersey City Francie Ceil Margaret Clare Vincent Vigor Leo Star Herb

Stotesbury Bride Breaks Church Wedding Record

In Concord Motho Church near Grove City Ohio a 109 year old wedding record was broken as Phyllis Minton and a partner exchanged vows. The small congregation of 25 and pastor with other churches complicated archival records and scheduling. The event drew attention as records were not found in Stotesbury offices.

Grove City Ohio Concord Mothod Phyllis Minton

Gene Hall Chosen President Of Curtain Callers

Gene Hall, general manager of May Office Service, Inc., elected president of Beckley’s Curtain Callers amateur theater group at a Temple Street workshop meeting. Board members named Archie Ellenbogen, Max Baer, Dr. Worthy W. McKinney, James Wheeler, Mrs. A. J. O'Brien, Mrs. Forrest Daniels, John Kushner, Charlotte Daniel, with Danny Saks and Bob Daniel remaining as board members. The play The Tender Trap was tabled for a future meeting.

Gene Hall Curtain Callers Beckley May Office Service, Inc Temple Street Archie Ellenbogen Max Baer Worthy W. McKinney James Wheeler A. J. O'Brien Forrest Daniels John Kushner Charlotte Daniel Danny Saks Bob Daniel

Also Mentioned on This Page

Shady Spring High School Dayne Aldridge Nelva Wilcox Dayne Nelva Glenna Hatcher Pated Frank Barksndale Chamber of Commerce Harry E. Anderson Chamber Herbert Alley Robert L. Davis John Ward A. J. Lilly Eree Eevee Parking Piggly Wiggly SUN Beckley Hotel Nanan S Usly Tolgate Blues’one Bill Maynard Bluefield Robert Snider H. H. Blankenship Princeton Louis Puskus Crow William N. Forlines Jack F. Jackson Pineville Ernest Bolton Estil Davis Sherman R. Gearhart Paul Tilley J. P. Duffy Bobby R. Lilly Beaver Bluefield State Park Walter Beitz Jr Survey Armed Forces Arlen K. Cole Bernard Vennison Department of the Interior Harry Headley Soil Conservation Service Main Street W. G. Rogers American Assn Stotesbury Food Plan ACE Auto Stores 3Rd Ave Oak Hill Pershing U.s.army Infantry Hanna Satin Sheen Hanna Hannas Wes Heber St Main Clake Place Italy Neville St 1St Baptist Church
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