Baptist Pastor Accuses Catholic Pastor in Groves Gambling Case
Dist Atty Walley notes the case is highly delicate as Rev Charles Johnson of Wheatley Memorial Baptist accuses Rev B J Marino of Immaculate Conception Church of running games of chance at a church bazaar to raise funds. Walley orders full investigation with witness interviews before any decision on prosecution.
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B. J. Marino
Catholic Church
Walley
Texas
Mr. Johnson
Father Marino
Johnson
John Dewitt
Final rites set for Annie Bragg 83 Pax Church of God
Mrs Annie Bragg 83 of Pax died Tuesday morning in an Oak Hill hospital after a long illness Survivors include son Booker Thurmond sister Mrs L E Dotson brothers Charlie Pax and Elpa Lafferty Sacramento Funeral services 2 p m Thursday at Pax Church of God with Rev Ted Fox in charge Burial in Humphrey Cemetery Willis Branch Body at Mount Hope Funeral Home after 6 p m today call.
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Annie Bragg
Pax
Pax Church of God
Ted Fox
Humphrey
Willis Branch
el Pa Lafferty
Sacramento
Alio
Mount Hope
Final rites for Mrs Sallie Mae Mitchell in Fayetteville
Mrs Sallie Mae Mitchell 76 Route 1 Fayetteville died Monday in Oak Hill Hospital after a long illness. Rites were to be held at Gatewood Brethren Church at 2 p m with Rev M D Dodds and Rev Enos Griffith officiating. Burial in Pleasant View Cemetery Gatewood. Dodd Payne Funeral Home Fayetteville in charge. Survivors include wife Alice two daughters Lucy Robinson Charlottesville Va and Marvel Mustard Norfolk Va a stepdaughter Betty L Doom Gauley Bridge a son E M Pete Norford Fayetteville a stepson William C Lucas Marmet a sister Melia Davis Gordonsville Va ten grandchildren and one great grandchild.
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Sallie Mae Mitchell
Route 1
Fayetteville
Oak Hill Hospital
Gatewood
Kanawha Falls Baptist Church
Alice
Lucy Robinson
Charlottesville
Marvel Mustard
Norfolk
Betty L. Doom
Gauley Bridge
E. M
Pete) Norford
William C. Lucas
Marmet
Melia Davis
Gordonsville
Funeral services for Samuel Wheeler Jr. Held Friday
Samuel Houston Wheeler Jr. aged 37 of 107 Linden Street will have funeral services at 2 p m Friday in the Rose and Quensenberry Peace Chapel with Bee Everett R Shafer in charge. Burial follows at Cannaday Cemetery. He was fatally injured in a car crash near Highland Illinois Saturday. The body will remain at the funeral home.
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Samuel Houston Wheeler Jr
Linden St
Rose and Quesenberry Peace Chapel
Everett R. Shafer
Cannaday
Highland
Final rites for Sylvester A Carey set at Mount Vernon
Sylvester A Carey aged 57 of 10th Street East Park will be honored with services at Mount Vernon Baptist Church at 2 p.m. Thursday conducted by Rev A T Davis. Burial follows at Greenwood Memorial Park. He died in a local hospital Sunday after a long illness and the body will be moved from Ritchie and Johnson Funeral Parlor to the church an hour before services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvester A. Carey
10Th Street
East Park
Mount Vernon Baptist Church
A. T. Davis
Greenwood Memorial Park
Carey
Ritchie and Johnson
Final rites for James Aaron in Milburn church
James Alton Aaron 36 of Milburn died in an accident at 2 p.m. Tuesday at the Milburn Collier Co. mine. Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Friday at Milburn Community Church with Rev. Carl Davis and Rev. Kenneth Brown officiating. Burial will be in High Lawn Memorial Park. He was born December 31, 1924, in Westerly. He is survived by his wife Margaret Cough Aaron, two sisters Mrs. Loran Million and Mrs. Dewey Webb, a son James Jr, and a daughter Leona Jean, all at home. The body will be moved from Tyree Funeral Home to the residence Thursday at 5 p.m. and placed in the church an hour before services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Alton Aaron
Milburn
Carl Davis
East Bank
Kenneth Brown
Tazewell
High Lawn Memorial Park
Oak Hill
Milburn Collier Co
Westerly
Margaret Cough Aaron
Loran Million
Dewey Webb
Augusta
James Jr
Leona Jean
Tyree
Final rites for James A. Cook in Stephenson church
James Alfred Cook 57 of Stephenson will have funeral services at 2 p.m. Friday at New Hope Baptist Church with Rev. N. C. Lewis and Rev. P. H. Parham officiating. Burial follows at Greenwood Memorial Park. He died Saturday at his brother in law's home. He belonged to United Mine Workers Local 6869 and Silver Moon Lodge 19 Mullens. Surviving are three sons James A. Jr. in Tacoma Howard in Tarpon Springs and James Buford in Detroit, two brothers Alonzo and Samuel, two sisters Daisy Finney and June Carter, 16 nephews 19 nieces and six grandchildren. Wright and Anderson Funeral Home to the church two hours prior to service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Alfred Cook
Stephenson
New Hope Baptist Church
N. C. Lewis
P. H. Parham
Greenwood Memorial Park
Cook
W. J. Carter
F St
United Mine Workers of America
Silver Moon Lodge
Mullens
James A. Jr
U. S. Army
Tacoma
Wash
Howard
Tarpon Springs
Fla
James Buford
Detroit
Mich
Alonzo
Baltimore
Samuel
Winona
Daisy Finney
Elizabeth, N. J
June Carter
Norford Rites Held for Kanawha Falls Man
Funeral services for Tinsley Peyton Norford 83 of Kanawha Falls were to be held at 2 p.m. today at B C Hooper Funeral Home Chapel Montgomery with Rev Charles H Jones officiating. Burial followed at Huse Memorial Park Fayetteville. A native of Stony Point Virginia he had lived in Kanawha Falls 25 years. He was a retired signalman for the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway and a member of the Brotherhood of Railroad Signalmen.
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Tinsley Peyton Norford
Kanawha Falls
B. C. Hooper
Montgomery
Charles H. Jones
Huse Memorial Park
Fayetteville
Norford
Stony Point
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
The
Brotherhood of Railroad Signalmen
Heart Attack (Continued From Page One) Obituary Details
The article notes the death of a man with affiliations Beckley Masonic Lodge 95 and Black Knight Country Club. Survived by sisters Thelma Young Shackelford and Mrs Alfred Baker of Staunton Virginia, and a brother John of Staunton. Funeral services set for 11 a.m. Thursday at Keyser Bryant Funeral Home Chapel, Rev Harry M. Francis Jr. officiating. Burial at Sunset Memorial Park with pallbearers Roy Lucas Sam Thomson E S Pugh E E Bibb M R Beard L L Scherer J R Van Meter and J A Cadwallader.
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Beckley Masonic Lodge
Black Knight Country Club
Thelma Young Shackelford
Alfred Baker
Staunton
John
Keyser
Roy J. Lucas
Sam Thomson
E. S. Pugh
E. E. Bibb
M. R. Beard
L. L. Scherer
J. R. van Meter
J. A. Cadwallader
Death notices Across US mark various notable figures
Dallas Winslow 67 of Flint Michigan dies in Detroit hospital. He led Mast-Foos Manufacturing and owned defunct auto brands and parts, funding orphaned cars and providing clothing and eyeglasses. Other obituaries include Judge Davidson of Paterson and former Congressman Moser of Reading, Wigton of Plainfield, Edward Dunn of Boston, James Bell of Minneapolis, Jakob Kaiser of Berlin, John Cashmore of New York, and Walter Judge of San Francisco.
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Flint, Mich
UPI
Dallas Winslow
Henry Ford Hospital
Detroit
Winslow
Mast-Foos Manufacturing Co
Auburn
Cord
Duesenberg
Episcopal Convention Opens in Huntington West Virginia
The West Virginia Diocese of the Episcopal Church opens its annual three day convention in Huntington tonight. Bishop Wilburn Campbell of Charleston will give the opening address and several hundred people are expected to attend. Also scheduled to speak is Rt. Rev. Ambrose Reeves former Anglican bishop of South Africa who was ousted for opposing racial policies.
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Huntington
W. Va
UPIC
West Virginia
The
Episcopal Church
Wilburn
Campbell
Charleston
Ambrose Reeves
South Africa
Bicycle Check List Issued For Beckley Inspectors Week
The Woman's Club of Beckley Safety Committee issued a bicycle inspection list to ensure wheels pass June city licenses. Stations at seven city sites will be manned Saturday by civic groups to check brakes lights tires and other components along with overall cleanliness and lubrication.
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Woman’s Club of
Beckley
New River Park
Crescent
Central
Sylvia
Lincoln
Piney Oaks
Institute
Civitans, Lions, Moose
Fraternal Order of Police
Civilian Defense Auxiliary Police
Woman's Club
Kennedy to unveil wardrobe sketches at embassy event
Jacqueline will present sketches and a description of Mrs Kennedy's traveling wardrobe at the American Embassy. Designer Oleg Cassini works on the First Lady's Paris trip outfits, facing France's fashion scrutiny. A Paris press tea for women reporters may mark her first questions session since entering the White House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Kennedy
Oleg Cassini
Mrs
Laos Crisis Talks Drift as King Plans Parliament Session
Truce talks between the government and rebels are at a standstill while King Savan Vathana prepares to fly from the royal capital to Luang Prabang for a parliamentary session scheduled for Thursday. He seeks a parliamentary solution to the Laos crisis but faces rebel resistance.
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Savang Vathana
Luang Prabang
Laos
Ideal Marriage Seeks Therapy After Long Conflicts
Forman notes couples remained together for 20 to 30 years despite persistent irritation. In all cases they did not want to end the relationship but reached out for psychiatric help after one partner crossed a line or pushed the other too far.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forman
Ratterman Bids Framed Arrest Beaten in Sheriff Race
Former Notre Dame and Cleveland Browns star George Ratterman says he will remain in the Campbell County sheriff race despite a hotel room arrest involving a striptease dancer. He claims knockout drops framed him and notes strong local support from the Newport Ministerial Association as he fights “personal slanders” in the vice capital of Kentucky.
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Newport
UPI
George Ratterman
Newport Ministerial Association
Ratterman
Anne
Notre Dame
Cleveland Browns
Campbell County
Vice Capital of
Kentucky
Barron to Ax Downs in West Virginia aeronautics shakeup
Charleston dispatch reports Gov. Barron plans to remove W. H. Stark of Huntington from the Aeronautics Commission and replace him with David P. Williams of St. Albans. James A. Downs, Morgantown, is set to take over as director effective June 1, with prior plans to appoint E. L. Nichols triggering governor concern. Williams and other commissioners may revisit the earlier nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
James A. Downs
Morgantown
West Virginia
W. W. Barron
W. H. Stark
Huntington
Aeronautics Commission
David P. Williams
St. Albans
Downs
Steve Hanifin
Hinton
Barron
Curtis Trent
E. L. Nichols
Ripley
Williams
Nichols
Debate over NATO nuclear control in Europe
The text notes uncertainty about NATO's future nuclear strategy and who will control nuclear weapons in Europe. It states the United States and Britain largely retain control of the deterrent, while European allies expect no extra funding from their side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
U. S
NATO
Europe
United States
Britain
West Virginia coal mines see early 1961 drop in jobs and output
West Virginia mine employment and coal production fell in the first quarter of 1961 versus 1960. Production slid from 31.2 million tons to 22.6 million tons by end of March, while employment declined from about 28,750 to about 21,000, with roughly 2,000 fewer workers between February and March.
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Charleston
UPI
West Virginia
Leonard C. Timms
Tuesay
Timms
East Beckley PTA Meet Set Thursday
The Jolly Workers 4-H Club will present a health stunt program at the final East Beckley PTA meeting at 6 p.m. Thursday. Election of new officers for the next term and plans for the school's annual picnic will be discussed, per president Mrs. A. Durgan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Workers 4-H Club
East Beckley
Parent- Teacher Association
A. Durgan
Sylvia PTA Meet Scheduled Tonight
The final Sylvia Parent-Teacher Association meeting of the year will be held in the school at 7 30 tonight. Officers for the coming year will be elected. The program will include numbers from the school talent show, announced Principal Cecil L Miller.
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Sylvia Parent-Teacher Association
Cecil L. Miller
Winds Buffet West Point Area Shakes Home
Mrs Horsley Winston said her house shook as high winds buffeted West Point Georgia early Tuesday. She described discovering the roof gone only after rain began pouring into her bed.
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West Point
UPI
BPW To Weigh Spending Cut
West Virginia may decide next week whether to cut state spending to finish the fiscal year. Finance Director Truman Gore said receipts are below estimates but income from gross sales tax could offset the loss. overall receipts about 101 million, 14.8 million under the 115.8 million estimate.
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Charleston
UPI
West Virginia
State Board of Public Works
Truman E. Gore
Gore
Charleston Daily Mail
Board of Public Works
Nationwide coff to present program to Congress May 17
Ribicoff outlines federal funds for education TV on a matching basis to aid states and localities. Funds target planning and equipment purchase, with accelerated work, expanded experimentation, and national pooling of experience in educational television.
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Coff
Congress
Ribicoff
Rabies Vaccination Clinic Set Saturday at Shelter
A rabies vaccination clinic for dogs is scheduled Saturday from 10 a.m. until noon at the Raleigh County Animal Shelter. Dr. C. F. Hale, veterinarian, will conduct the clinic, with A. C. Allen serving as caretaker.
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Raleigh County
A. C. Allen
C. F. Hale
90 Percent Of EEP Funds Go To Workers
Charleston reports that 90.3 percent of emergency program funds from the State Road Commission have gone to salaries. About 3,000 workers have been hired at one dollar an hour for jobless relief projects, with 3,085 employed so far.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
UPI
State Road Commission
SRC
Doctor Improving After Illness in March
Dr. B. B. Richmond, who has been ill since March 31, is improving and is expected to return to his office by June 1.
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B. B. Richmond
Schedule Set For Trucks To Remove Trash
City trucks and those donated by individuals and firms will haul bulk rubbish from properties Thursday and Friday and one day next week. Mayor Cecil L. Miller said regular trash remains collected by usual garbage trucks. Property owners must place rubbish on the street on the specified days as the clean-up drive continues. The Beckley Area Labor Council AFL-CIO voted to assist with manpower and trucks for pickups. The council adopted by laws to be sent to the national office for approval. it will operate in Raleigh Fayette Wyoming and Summers counties. Bruce Campbell and Glen Armstrong attended the meeting representing the national group and the state committee.
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Cecil L. Miller
Beckley Area Labor Council
Afl-Cio
Washington, D. C
Raleigh
Fayette
Wyoming
Summers Counties
Bruce Campbell
Glen Armstrong
Judaism Council Opposes Eichmann Trial Link
The 17th annual American Council of Judaism conference in Philadelphia protested linking all Jews to Eichmann’s case. A resolution urged fair treatment of non Zionist citizens, urged US reexamination of the Israeli Zionist structure, and noted concern over United Jewish Appeal reorganization. New officers were elected including Harry Snellenburg Jr as secretary and Mrs. Raymond Asht as regional vice president.
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Philadelphia
UPI
American Council of Judaism
Adolph Eichmann
Eichmann
Israel
United States
U. S
United Jewish Appeal
World Zionist Organization
Harry Snellenburg Jr
Rydal
Raymond Asht
Houston
Harold P
Feaster inaugurated as Fairmont State President
Dr Eston K Feaster former WVU College of Education dean was inaugurated as president of Fairmont State College. State education officials attended a pre inauguration banquet with Rex Smith and Dr Irvin Stewart present. Feaster previously authored the Feaster report on West Virginia education noting poor conditions affected student achievement.
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Fairmont
UPI
West Virginia University College of Education
Eston K. Feaster
Fairmont State College
Feaster
Rex Smith
State Board of Education
Irvin Stewart
WVU
John W. Pence
Perine Named Harrisville Superintendent of Ritche County
Elkins born Howard Perine, former ward en of the state medium security prison at Huttonsville, is appointed superintendent of Ritche County schools effective July 1.
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Perine
Harrisville
UPI
Howard Perine
Elkins
Huttonsville
Ritchie County
WV Supreme Court upholds Joy drunk driving conviction
The West Virginia Supreme Court affirmed Edward J. Joy’s conviction and six month jail term from Hampshire County Circuit Court on a drunk driving charge. Joy appeals claiming the indictment was faulty. In Kenova, the body of 21 year old Robert E. Franklin was recovered from the Ohio River near town after he fell from a coal barge on April 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
UPI
West Virginia
Kenova
Robert E. Franklin
Ohio River
Here
Black Knight Club Manager In Stable Hospital Condition
Robert Parker and Glen White, managers at Black Knight Country Club, are in satisfactory condition at Beckley Hospital after Monday admission for observation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Parker
Glen White
Black Knight Country Club
Beckley Hospital
Ordination Ceremony To Be Held Tonight
The Rev. Stanley Michael of Springfield Missouri will headline the convention at First Assembly of God Church Valley Drive with ordinations for young ministers during tonight's 7 30 service The Appalachian District Council of the Assemblies of God covering Virginia and West Virginia conducts today’s sessions with election of district officers including superintendent assistant superintendent and secretary treasurer Beckley host ministers Rev W Glenn West chairing The Rev T M Waldron and Rev R Elmer Baker of Beckley are also involved Some 700 attended Tuesday night's Revival Time program headlined by Rev C M Ward of Springfield Missouri Tonight two more Beckley ministers Rev Roy Shewbridge and Rev Clarke Gage were approved for ordination Three Beckley ministers were reelected to Appalachian District offices this morning Rev W Glenn West Rev T M Waldron and Rev R Elmer Baker retain their roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assembly of God
Valley Drive
Appalachian District Council
Assemblies of God Churches
Virginia
West Virginia
W. Glenn West
Beckley
Clarke Gage
Appalachian
Battery Powered Mine Equipment Topic At May Meeting
The New River and Winding Gulf Electrical Mechanical and Mining Institute will discuss developments in battery powered underground mining equipment at its May meeting. Ralph B. Davis and Joseph Simmons of S and S Machinery Co. Cedar Bluff VA will outline rubber-tired battery powered mine equipment advantages and industry impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New River
Winding Gulf
Virginia
Davis
U. S. Air Force
Bernard R. Simmons
Bernard
Joe Simmons
S&s Machinery Co
S&s
Mason
Correction drive spurs food aid record clean up
Mikel Griffith of Sprague Warehouse commodities says many people call to correct applications for food after a Bluefield stir-up. As agencies merge, recertification of lists is underway to remove undeserving recipients, with six month targets but staff limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mikel Griffith
Sprague Warehouse Commodities
Griffith
Bluefield
Stratton PTA Plans Projects For May Activities
Stratton Parent-Teacher Association approved several items at its Tuesday meeting. The group will award three Good Citizenship prizes at the May 26 awards assembly. The PTA will continue the lunch program for students unable to buy meals. A $200 payment will be made on the school organ bought last fall. A picnic is planned for May 27 on the Greenbrier River, replacing the annual banquet. About 50 members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stratton Parent-Teacher Association
PTA
Greenbrier
First Aid Squad Called by Sunrise Avenue Rescue
Beckley Fire Department rescue squad was summoned to Sunrise Avenue around noon today. Details of the call were not available at presstime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beckley
Mrs Bailey Admitted To Raleigh General Hospital
Mrs J D Bailey of Baileysville, mother in law of Dr John Hedrick, was admitted to Raleigh General Hospital on Monday for treatment and is reported in satisfactory condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Bailey
Baileysville
John Hedrick
Raleigh General Hospital
Mondy
Mrs Donnelly III In Satisfactory Condition In Raleigh Hospital
Mrs Shirley Donnelly of Oak Hill is in satisfactory condition at Raleigh General Hospital after admission on Monday for observation.
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Donnelly III
Shirley Donnelly
Oak Hill
Raleigh General Hospital
Curtain Callers to elect new officers at general meeting
The Curtain Callers will elect new officers at a general meeting at 9 o clock tonight in the Playhouse. Dr W W McKinney, president, describes the session as scheduled and official.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Accordine
W. W. McKinney
Viola Clark to Lead Bluefield Singers at Tams Chapel
Mrs Viola Clark presents a concert with singers from Bluefield at 3 p m Sunday at Tams Chapel AME Church in Tams. The Rev David L Smith serves as pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Clark
Bluefield
Tams Chapel
Tams
David L. Smithis
West Virginia to double state camping sites this summer
West Virginia will more than double tent and trailer camping facilities by summer’s end through the Emergency Employment Program. Fifteen state conservation sites will add 280 campsites, up from 78, with deluxe showers, grills and a central washhouse at five parks Babcock Blackwater Holly River North Bend and Watoga. Seven state forests will add sites and tent camping will be allowed in Cabwaylingo and Cal Price forests. Additional sites will be built at Bluestone Fork Creek Camp Chief Cornstalk public hunting areas and Kanawha Kumbra bow Greenbrier Seneca Cooper’s Rock Preston.
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Charleston
Blackwater
Tucker
Holly River
Webster
North Bend
Ritchie
Watoga
Pocahontas
Cooper’s Rock
Monongalia
Preston
Greenbrier
Kanawha
Randolph
Seneca
Camp Creek
Mercer
Panther
McDowell
Cabwaylingo
Cal Price
Bluestone
Summers County
Fork Creek
Boone
Mason
FBLA Installs New Officers at Mulh€ns High School
Mulhens High School hosts a candlelight installation ceremony for Future Business Leaders of America officers. Outgoing officers Rita Lawson Karen Cook Darce French Pat Lawson Alice O'Dell Yvonne Kirk pass leadership to the new slate. Members receive red roses. Rita Lawson given a sponsor gift. Refreshments follow with Linda Worley and Carolyn Christian in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mullens
RNS
Business Leaders of America
Mullens High School
Rita Lawson
Karen Cook
Darce French
Pat Lawson
Alice O'Dell
Yvonne Kirk
Fred Shutt Jr
Rita
Linda Worley
Carolyn Christian
Shortening The News items from Daily Sun obituary and WVU student
Shortening The News reports Arthur Jones, a 4 West Virginia University student from Spencer, elected chairman of the West Virginia Pennsylvania region of the National Student Association. The State Health Department cited 890 infectious hepatitis cases so far this year in West Virginia, up from 306 last year, and traffic fatalities reached 103 this year, one more than the previous period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Sun
Arlington
Arthur Jones
West Virginia University
Spencer
West Virginia
Unnecessary Noise Charged To Driver
William Harry Hussey of Oak Hill faces Beckley Police Court on Monday night to answer a charge of making unnecessary noise. He was arrested on Har grove Street at 8 45 PM Tuesday by City Police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Harry Hussey
Oak Hill
Beckley
Hargrove Street
Thief Returns $200 Left in Pieratt Car
In Austin Texas police found Rep. Bill Pieratt’s stolen car wrecked in a ditch. A letter received Tuesday contained the $200 Pieratt had left in the vehicle, suggesting the thief returned part of the loot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin, Tex
Rep
Bill Pieratt
Pieratt
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Boston Post
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