Alice Crutchfield Wins Sousa Band Award at Sophia High
Alice Crutchfield, 17, of Slab Fork receives the John Philip Sousa Band Award at Sophia High School for outstanding loyalty and musical achievement. She began clarinet at Oak Elementary, played first chair in the senior band, and recently led as first clarinet in the Blue All Festival Band. She also participates in National Honor Society Pep Club and student staff work.
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Alice Crutchfield
Charles A.cefield
Slab Fork
John Philip Sousa Band
Sophia High School
Alice
Mark Twain
Ork
Sacation of Arts McKintruff
Oie High School
Pop A
Herbert Tiemeyer
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
Bluefield
Concord College
Tthe
Hospitalized Beckley clerk in fair condition
Alma Smith, clerk of Beckley Selective Service Board No. 18, residing at 614 1 2 S Kanawha St, is in fair condition at Beckley Hospital after being admitted Monday for treatment.
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Alma Smith
S. Kanawha St
Beckley Selective Service Board No
Beckley Hospital
Snyder To Head Curtain Callers Board Elected
William G. Snyder was elected president for the Curtain Callers fifth season at the annual meeting held at The Playhouse. Directors named include Mrs. Inez O'Brien Mrs. Muriel Hodel Danny Saks Archie Ellenbogen Dr. Thomas K. Mahan John H. McCulloch Rivers Varn E J Hodel and James Wheeler. Dr W W McKinney becomes a board member for a two year term and treasurer for 1962 63. Edith Mahan named recording secretary. A bylaws revision committee includes Dr Mahan chair and Ellenbogen Wheeler and Jack Bailey. Snyder serves ex officio as president. Reading committee members include Mrs O'Brien chair Mrs Frankie Wheeler Mrs Hodel Mrs Judy McKinney Robert R Brown Mrs Dorothy Ellenbogen Al Braun McCulloch Mrs June Watts and Fred Burdiss.
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William G. Snyder
Snyder
Playhouse
Inez O'Brien
Muriel Hodel
Danny Saks
Archie Ellenbogen
Thomas K. Mahan
John H. McCulloch
Rivers Varn
E. J. Hodel
James Wheeler
W. W. McKinney
Hodel
Dr. Mahan
Dr. McKinney
Edith Mahan
Mahan
Army Signs Two Men Enlisted at Beckley Station
Two men enlisted at the Main Recruiting Station in Beckley on Tuesday. Sam L. Vaught, son of Mr and Mrs L A Vaught of Spanish Fork, assigned to administration, and Vincent P. Lilly, son of Mr. and Mrs. Delamere Lilly of Smoot, assigned to engineer equipment maintenance. They were sent to the reception station at Fort Jackson South Carolina.
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Army
Beckley
Sam L. Vaught
L. A. Vaught
Vincent P. Lilly
Delamere Lilly
Smoot
Ft. Jackson
S.C
Durham discharged after train crossing injuries
Donnie Eugene Durham son of Mrs Martha Durham Maben was discharged from Raleigh General Hospital Tuesday after treatment for injuries suffered when struck by a Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Co train crossing at Murray and North Kanawha Streets on May 1.
The Doctor Says Old Sol Causes Skin Aging
A medical column argues that sun exposure ages skin, detailing signs of aging and contrasting protected versus exposed areas. It notes limited efficacy of cosmetics and mentions FDA seizure of 200 beauty devices, while suggesting surgical options for some, ending with a personal pitch for Dr. Hyman’s leaflet.
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Weller
American Medical Assn
Food and Drug Administration
The
Medical Assn
Journal of the American Medical Assn
Hearing Delay Stalls Funeral Home Advertising Charges
A formal hearing before the State Beant Embalmers and Funeral Directors was delayed due to a misunderstanding between the Board and the attorney general's office. Douglas T. Bryant said the Wilson Funeral Home investigation continues and charges must be brought by a licensed funeral director. The board found violations when Harlan Wilson ran an ad in Charleston that included a price for services.
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Charleston
Douglas T. Bryant
Beckley
Wilson Funeral Home
Ipod
Bryant
Harlan Wilson
Model A Club Members To Attend State Meeting
Members of the Grandview Chapter of the West Virginia Model-A Ford Club will wear authentic period costumes when they attend the state Model-A meeting in Charleston May 19. The decision was made at a Cranberry Sunday picnic and old fashioned gathering. Emmett Foley of Stamford won the tater pickin contest for picking up the most potatoes on a pointed stick while riding in a moving Model-A.
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Grandview
West Virginia Model
Ford Club
Charleston
Emmett Foley
Stamford
Two Suffer Injuries in Fall at Home
Freland Milam and MacArthur sustained injuries from a fall at their home. The incident left Milam with injuries to his right hand and both required brief treatment.
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Freland Milam
MacArthur
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