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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1948

Page

6

WCFC Delegates Attend Regional FM Association Meeting

WCFC representatives attended a two day FM association meeting in Washington to discuss duplicating programs across affiliated stations. E J Hodel WCFC manager joined panel discussions with E T Ziegler and William Allan Chrisley. More than 150 broadcasters and professionals from multiple states attended. FCC chairman Wayne Coy indicated no firm stance until industry agrees on duplication value. FMA president Everett Dild noted over 500 FM stations on air and 48 percent of Americans in range of FM by year end. The convention featured Frank Silvernail of Batten, Barton, Durstine and Osborne and Dr Tillard C Faught, public relations counsellor and Armstrong associate.

WCFC FM Association Washington Standard Broadcasting E. J. Hodel Yeading E. T. Ziegler William Allan Chrisley Maryland Virginia North Carolina Delaware District of Columbia Federal Communications Commission Wayne Coy FMA Everett Dild United States Frank Silvernail Batten, Barton, Durstine and Osborne Tillard C. Faught Relaions J. Edwin H. Armstrong Combia University

Rainbow Grill Opens in Whitesville by Emanuel Manios

In Whitesville the Rainbow Grill will open Monday May 10 operated by Emanuel Manios. The building, owned by O E Moses, formerly housed the Queen B restaurant and sits beside the Whitesville Taxi office.

Emanuel Manios Rainbow Grill Whitesville O. E. Moses

Stoco High Prep For 93rd Commencement Exercises

Reynard Shrewsbury of Basin will be valedictorian at the 93rd annual Stoco High School commencement on May 25 at 8 pm, with 72 seniors graduating. Salutatorian honors go to Joann Street and Lonnie Ayers, Alpha chapter members of the National Honor Society. The sermon will be May 23 at 8 pm by Rev. Everett R. Shafer. final exercises feature Rev. W. S. Overstreet and include the Jubilee March and other glee club performances.

Reynard Everett R. Shafer Stoco W.S. Overstreet Buckhannon Stoca Williams Elizabeth Ann Harper Roland Kennedy Glee Club Herbert Sherman C. Trail B. B. Chambers J. D. Swim Board of Education Kathryn Ellison Doris Foley Hanzel Graham Sue Henley Louiis Zella Reed Theda Riddle Reynard Shrewsbury Edgar Snow Joann Street Belly Thompson Tommy Wallace

Beckley Woman Rescues Boy At Cleveland Park Creek

Gloria Calisch formerly Gloria Goldstein of Beckley dived into Doan Creek at Wade Park Cleveland to save seven year old Alfred Gettes who slipped from a wall and fell in. She refused hospital care despite the rescue squad and later gave details to a reporter. Her husband is a Cleveland hospital intern.

Beckley Gloria HH. Goldstein Cleveland Gloria Calisch Wade Park Alfred East Boulevard Calisch Gloria Goldstein Irving Goldstein Granville Avenue Woodrow Wilson High School Stratford College Virginia

Legion Organizes Junior Ball Club in Whitesville

Whitesville American Legion Post No. 25 commander Robert C. Dew announced formation of an American Legion Junior Baseball club. Eligible players are boys who will be under 18 after December 1949. position blanks are at Valley Funeral Home in Whitesville. Dew urged interested boys to contact him promptly.

Reaider Stall Weiler Whitesville Robert C. ‘Dew American Legion Post Iyi Anjybicallor Blanks Valley Funeral Home Dew

Circle to Aid Missionary Work at Kilsyth Church

Ten percent of funds raised by the Ladies Auxiliary of the Free Will Baptist Church will support missionary work. The group, after paying for the auxiliary building, plans to buy new church seating as receipts for the month total $94. Hostess Mrs. Hattie Bennett led a service for members including Grace Hubbard Ollie Kitty Daisy Murdock Blanch Stone Ella Cheek Mary Lelia Martin Kathleen Arthur Opal Walls Gladys Davis Hallie Keatley Mary Frances Hess Esther Marrah Erma Bailes Christine Hoke John Wees and Josephine Givens.

Register MT. Hope Free Will Baptist Church Kilsyth Hattie Bennett Jess Grace Hubbard Ollie Kitty Daisy Murdock Blanch Stone Ella Cheek Mary Lelia Martin Kathleen Arthur Opal Walls Gladys Davis Hallie Keatley

Four Births Reported in Whitesville Area

Whitesville reports four births with details of parents and newborns. Gloria Mae Nelson weighs eight and a half pounds, born May 3 to Theodore and Ada Nelson of Dive Pennant. William David Jr Hancock, six and three quarter pounds, born May? to William and Ada Hancock of Fosterville. G H Cole and Na oma welcome a seven pound son born May 5. Delmar and wife of Monteval welcomed a seven pound son born May 6.

Whitesville Theodore Nelson Dive Pennant Gloria Mae William Hancock Fosterville William David, Jr G. H. Cole Na‘oma Delmar Dickens Monteval

Doctors and Wives Attend Huntington Medical Meetings

Raleigh County doctors and their wives travel to Huntington for the 31st annual West Virginia State Medical Association meeting and 24th annual Woman's Auxiliary convention. Delegates include Dr. L. L. Halloran Dr. D. D. Daniel Dr. Kessel and Dr. Richmond. Sessions run Sunday to Wednesday with speakers like Mrs. Eustace A. Allen and Mrs. Olin Sanford Cofer. The program features luncheons tours and a banquet at Hotel Prichard and Hotel Frederick.

Raleigh County West Virginia State Medical Association Woman’s Auxiliary Huntington Beckleyans L.L. Halloran Woodlawn Ave Nue Doft Daniel Granville Avenue Ross Daniel Woodlawn Richmond F. S. Harkleroad Pinecrest Ford Harkleroad Anni Hoss Daniel T. A. Yvermininn Eustace A. Allen Woman's Auxiliary American Medical Association Olin Sanford Cofer Southern Medical Association Berkley Women’s Coordinating Board Morris Memorial Hospital For Crippled Children Milton Blenko Glass Factory Medical Society Prichard Hotel Frederick Irvin Stewart West Virginia University Hotel Frederick Frederick Hotel

Small ad touts Kay Thom for West Virginia governor

A compact ad argues James Kay Thom lacks funds for heavy campaigning but features his integrity experience and records. It highlights his five terms in the legislature two-time speakership attorney general and overseas service as reasons for nomination in the May 11 primary by West Virginia Democrats seeking good government free from slush funds.

Kay Thomas House West Virginia

Golf and Tennis Tournaments At Guyan Country Club

Dr James Klumpp chairing golf committee at Huntington with many physicians set to participate. Dr William MacCracken heads tennis committee. Tennis events start Monday afternoon at Guyan Country Club while golf runs Monday Tuesday and Wednesday afternoons.

James ‘S, Klumpp Huntington William B. MacCracken Guyan Country Club

Permit filed to wed Sam Adkins and Marie Bennett

Sam Adkins 58 and Marie Bennett 30 of Abraham filed a marriage permit in the county clerk's office yesterday. The couple seeks legal authorization to marry per local procedure.

Sam Adkins Marie Bennett Abraham

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