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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1958

Page

3

Offiers Elected At Lions Club In Oak Hill

Lions Club members elected new officers led by Gene Cavendish as president and C O G Herndon as first vice president. The group approved a $200 Collins High School scholarship, sponsored a Little League team, and voted three eyeglasses for needy residents. Hiram King, candidate for District 29W governor, spoke on his qualifications. New officers to be installed before July.

OAK Hill RNL Lions Club Gene Cavendish C. O G. Herndon H. W. Cunningham J. P. Wilkins Gene Cater J. A. Baumgartner C. P. Miller E. G. Thomas Hontamer D. P. Lively Roy Lee Collins High School Hiram King Cross Lanes Lions Club Charleston

Boone County Couples Receive Wedding Permits

Boone County Clerk issued four marriage licenses last week. Ernest Huffman and Peggy Shepard of Chapmanville. Elmer Dolin 28 and Metilda Bain 34 of Madison. Ronald Cook 18 and Joyce Myers 17 of Madison. Charlie Barker 65 of Danville and Anna Boyd 56 of Clothier.

Boone County Madison Ernest Ray Huffman Chapmanville Peggy Sue Shepard Jeffery Elmer R. Dolin Foster Metilda Bain Ronald Edward Cook Joyce Myers Charlie Barker Danvillen Anna L. Boyd Clothier

Girls State Delegates Named From Two Groups

Two Collins High School juniors were chosen as Girls State delegates. Marjorie Ellen Jarrell, 17, will be sponsored by American Legion Auxiliary Post 59. Linda Dorton, 16, will represent Oak Hill Chapter 107 Order of the Eastern Star. Both maintain A averages and have extensive extracurriculars including music, honors societies, and leadership roles.

Oak Hill ANS Collins High School American Legion Auxiliary Post 59 Marjorie Ellen Jarrell Willard J. Jarrell Linda Dorton Order of the Eastern Star Jarrell Girls Athletic Association National Honor Society May Queen Jarreil Methodist Church Methodist Youth Fellowship World Friendship Circle Area of Witness Miss Dorton James E. Dorton

New Dristan Tablets Claimed To Drain Sinus Cavities Fast

An announced tablet prompts rapid drainage of congested sinus cavities with no discomfort. It claims to shrink swollen sinus doors, relieve pressure and pain, and is sold without prescription at 98 cents for 24 tablets with a money back guarantee.

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Deeds Recorded With Boone Clerk

Madison RNS reports land transfers recorded at Boone County Clerk last week. Betty Callison sold a half interest in Camp Creek Scott District land for about 2500 dollars. Tweel Browning sold land in Shields Addition Eesti for about 5100 dollars. T R Boggs sold land in Uneda Pond Fork Crook District for about 4500 dollars.

Madison Boone County Clerk's Office Betty Callison Gilmer E. Callison Camp Creek Scott District Tweel Mae Browning Sylvia Caudill Shields Eesti

Art Exhibit Planned for Spring Flower Show in May

Mrs. L. E. Gaines chairs the event for the Memorial Auditorium display tied to the Spring Flower Show May 17-18. The Fayette County Garden Council sponsors Our Colonial Heritage county show featuring educational exhibits alongside flower displays.

Payetteville ANS L. E. Gaines Memorial Auditorium Fayette County

Family Night Set at Oakiil Baptist Church May 21

OAK HILL RNS Family Night will be observed at 5 p m May 21 with a covered dish dinner. Mrs Kelly Williams presided as president of the General Missionary Society and announced the Women s House party to be June 24 through June 20 at Alderson Broaddus College. Refreshments were served by the Bernice Cross group.

OAK’ Hill RNS Kelly Williams General Missionary Society Oakiil Baptist Church Alderson - Broaddus College Bernice Cross Lawrence Nettles Alfie Mankin James E. Tyree Clyde Dancy Barbara Tyree J. C. Moore Ken Neth Burgess Hilda Harrast J. G. Baker Verne Harvey Randolph F. Johnson Bernard Flint J. C. Painter J. D. Burgess W. E. Altizer G. A. Baumgartner Edward Radford Harry Birt J. R. McDonald William Dixon QO. W. Dixon Sr Macil Nueles Joe Fox Pearis Oxley Jack Burdette JB. Thompson Otis Johnson Kline Fitzgerald

Oak Hill Patrol Boys Return From Capital Parade Trip

The Oak Hill Safety Patrol boys and Patrolman Robert Murdock returned from the weekend excursion to Washington. The highlight was a five hour parade along Constitution Ave featuring about 80 floats and 70 school bands with the U S Navy Band. About 31,000 students and over 2,600 West Virginia youths sponsored by PTA groups participated in the convention.

Vas Hill RNS Oak Hill Robert Murdock U. S. Navy Constitution Ave West Virginia West Virginia Automobile Club Parent-Teacher Associations

Baileysville High prepares largest graduation class

Baileysville High School will graduate 69 students, the largest class in school history, at 8 p m on May 22 with Ralph Cunningham of Concord College delivering the commencement address Mae S Belcher will present diplomas and awards The baccalaureate address will be given by Rev Karl C Lilly at 8 p m Sunday in the school auditorium Valedictorian is Emily Ann Bailey with 3 97 average Salutatorian Janet Lynn Bailey has 3 92 The class includes Honor Student Charles Venters and other graduates listed with averages of 3 00 or higher Names of many graduates appear.

Baileysville BNS Baileysville High School Ralph Cunningham Concord College Mae S. Belcher Wyoming County Schools Karl C. Lilly Hatcher Emily Ann Bailey Harold Bailey National Honor Society Prospective College Students Club Monogram Club First Baptist Church Rep Ust Janet Lynn Bailey Arnold Bailey Future Homemakers of America Future Teachers of America Tri-Hi-Y Memories I Baileysville High School Charles Venters Vin Venters Brenton Berea College Juanita Adams Deane Christopher Shirley Shannon Rachel Cline Roger Lester Alfreda Lester Alicia Lockhart Ann Toler Annabelle Thomas Jesse Lee Lester Bobby Morgan Susan Morgan Violet Meadows Robert Adams Freda Ad Gordon Keneda Shelvy Lester Rueford Lester Juanita Aforeats Douglas Morgan Helen Maloney Bernice Morgan Larry Mullins Betty Pratt Vaunda Perdue Alton Paynter Sarah Roberts Shelba Roberts Mary Jane Riffe Mabel Short Verlene Short Ronald Sibo Charles Stewart Patty Scott Berman Stepp Gerald Trent Jessanene Walls Syreda Ward Shirley Walls Jeraldine Walls

Oceana High School Honors Ceremony Showcases Students

Oceana High School held its annual awards banquet at Kopnerston Grade School with Larry Pennington as master of ceremonies. Principal Jack Christian distributed awards across English, science, math, social studies, and electives to standout students amid performances by Norma Barnett and the Tunesiers.

Oceana ANS Oceana High School Kopnerston Larry Pennington Eudell Morgan Mary Kathryn Stewart Norma Barnett Tunesiers William Chafin Rebert Stewart Paul Blankenship Paul Anderson Sharon Browning Miss Barnett Emma Pizzino Maxine Barrett Marjorie Chambers Ronald Lee Cook George Brewster Jack Christian Alice Cline Clyde Baldwin Tommy Scott Fayerstep Jean Walker Troy Stewart Patsy Terrell Jerry Smith Donnie Weir Norman Cline Roy Lamb Sonny Gunter Loretta Dean Nancy Griffith Daryl Trent Joyce Marks Paul Ray Blankenship Sally Millpennia Weir Patsyl Norma Barnett Brenda Terrell Keys Caralynne Evans Jo Ann Cook Independent Order of Odd Fellows United Nations Caravan of Youth Judy Dalton Dana Cobb Oceana Woman's Club Linda Estep Sebert Stewart Lion’s Club Pay Ray Blankenship Welegate Hoys

Four Horseshoe Winners Prepare For Capital Trip

Fayetteville reports four 1959 Golden Horseshoe winners from Fayette County will travel to Charleston for the Knights or Ladies ceremony in the State Capitol. Winners include Charlotte Kincaid of O’Kincaid School and She’ma Jean Champ of Layland School. The program has reached 5,038 total recipients with 230 added this year. Kinder was also county winner in the 7-8 spelling group.

Fayetteville RNS Charleston House of Delegates Fayette County Charlotte Kincaid O' Kincaid She'ma Jean Champ Layland West Virginia Kinder

Thompson to Represent Oak Hill at Girls State

Marilyn Kaye Thompson 16 of Oak Hill, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. J. B. Thompson, will represent the Oak Hill Civic League at Girls State. A Collins High School junior with a strong record, she has excelled in student council, cheerleading, Hi-Teen, class offices, clubs, and choir while active in Baptist Youth groups.

Press Club Girls Athletic Association King Coal District West Virginia Association of Journalists Miss Dorton Oak Hill Baptist Church Baptist Youth Fellowship Baptist Fellowship Guild Fayette Association of Baptist Guilds World Friendship Circle OAK Hurns Marilyn Kaye Thompson J. B. Thompson Oak Hill Civic League Miss Thompson Collins High School Imp Thompson Red Devil Jackson's Mill Rapettes Student Counci

Colcord Personal Notices Mixed From Town Moves and Visits

Colcord residents report Alfred and Pattey Pettey moving to Whitesville after twelve years in Colcord. Nine year old Wilbur Brawley Jr. remains in critical condition at Charleston General Hospital after injuries from chasing a balloon near his home. Local visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Hamilton in Beckley and Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Wilkinson from St. Paul Minn visiting Colcord relatives. Several Colcord families attended a Parkersburg wedding. extended kin from Whitesville and Charleston guests also noted.

Colcord Alfred Pettey Whitesville Pettry Phil Wilbur Brawley, Jr Charleston General Hospital Charleston Pennsylvania Avenue Wilbur M. Brawley Howard Stover Douglas Hamilton Beckley J. H. Wilkinson St. Paul Minn Indaw John Ralls James Pandalious Pinna Karantonis Dorothy John Karantonis Zachari Karantonis Parkersburg Perry Katson Helen Dukes Karantonis Georgia Pandalious Reginald Halstead A. J. Halstead

Fayetteville Woman's Club Leaders Attend WV Federation Institute

Mrs. George Hatfield and Miss Gladys Bary, incoming president and first vice president of the Fayetteville Woman's Club, attended the Capitol District West Virginia Federation of Women's Clubs Institute in Charleston. The annual workshop focused on program planning and public speaking at the Charleston Woman's Club House.

Charleston Fayetteville RNS George Hatfield Gladys Bary Fayetteville Woman’s Club Institute of Capitol District West Virginia Federation of Women's Clubs Charleston

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Marjorie Jarrell Boone T. R Mary E. Boggs Walter and Geraldine Blankenship Uneeda Pond Fork Crook District Pontiac Studebaker Packarg Fane Nee ¢C Ram Kryste TiTes Emily Bailey Janet Bailey Rev. K, C, Lilly Barbara Goodwin Patty Duty James Lioyd Rita Stewart Ruth Elkins Morgan Deanie Weir Lyle Pennington Karen England Dixie Cook Mary Bush Robert Blackwell Kenneth Hendricks Linda Estelp Jesse Crutchfield Sandra Wooten Mary Lawson Fairley Lusk Richard Williams Pat Wallace Robert Rider Carolyn Sue Moore Naomi Catherine Stewart Lanry Acard Marcia Rankin Tommy Hamilton Brenda Wiley Carolynne Evans Bennie Whelan Gail Barnett Norman Barnett Eulanna Tyree Salvatorian James Lloyd Ruth Elkins Jackie Webb David Rankin Jeanette Toler Gary Browning Jimmie Gunnee Betty Adams Helen Daniels Rebert R. P. Robertson Ventnor N. J Robertson Oak Hill Presbyterian Church Lee de Soto M. K. Thompson State Baptist Youth Convention Colcord Personals Hanna Mom Beckley Hardware Heber St
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