Dr Crane counsels Nell on popularity and self perception
The column recounts Dr George W Crane guiding Nell D a 16 year old with crossed eyes to broaden her focus beyond appearance. He describes eye surgery as improving her sight and stresses charm and compliments as keys to friendship and marriage, ending with a prompt to write for his booklet through the newspaper.
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Nell D
Dr. Crane
Nell
Northwestern University
Dren
Rites Set For Mrs Etta Henderson Daniel
Funeral services for Mrs. Etta Henderson Daniel will be held at Surveyor Church at 2 p.m. Wednesday, with burial in Cal Tee Cemetery Mount Tabor. The 79 year old Raleigh County resident died Sunday night after a long illness. She was born in Glen Daniel June 6 1878 daughter of Harvey G Henderson and Nancy Davis Henderson. Survived by three daughters Mrs Claude Worley Mrs Frank Humphrey and Mrs Victor Giammerino one son Foy Daniel six grandchildren and one great grandchild plus six stepsons and siblings. Body remains at Caffee Funeral Home until taken to daughters home this evening then to church one hour before services. Pallbearers listed.
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Etta Henderson Daniel
Surveyor Church
Doff Harvey
Denny Dinsmore
Cal- Tee
Mount Tabor
Daniel
Surveyor
Navy
Glen Daniel
Marshes
Harvey G
Nancy Davis Henderson
Raleigh County
W. A. Daniel
Claude Worley
Frank Humphrey
Victor Giammerino
Foy Daniel
U. S. Air Force
Charleston
Herman H. Daniel
Harper
Walton Daniel
Dry Hill
Snowden W. .Daniel
New York City
N. Y
Grace Thompson
Beaver
Walter Henderson
Crab Orchard
Wayne Henderson
Beckley
Clint Henderson
Caffee Funeral Home
Ed Hartson
Claude Humphrey
Eugene O'Neal
Sam Flumphrey
Lacy Milam
Eugene Stover
NAMH honors 126 psychiatric aides nationwide
Ninety six attendants from 126 hospitals in 39 states and DC receive NAMH citations during Mental Health Month. Roy Cunningham notes aides’ patient care as core to treatment while Lee Muth calls for expanded after care as deinstitutionalization grows. Fund drive progress shown with $1,110.60 raised toward a $3,000 goal and 122 members in the Raleigh County association.
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U. S
National Association For Mental Health
Roy A. Cunningham
Beckley
West Virginia Association For Mental Health
District of Columbia
Ing
Cunningham
Hurmane
Lee Muth
Huntington Veterans Administration Hospital
Raleigh County Association For Mental Health
Muth
Ite
Clean-Up Week Hindered by Rainy Weather in Raleigh County
The Beckley Beautiful Committee with the Raleigh County Health Department and Beckley Fire Department sponsored a clean-up campaign but a week of rain dampened outside efforts. Guy Amato urged residents to clean up paint up and fix up as soon as weather allows. He emphasized sanitary and attractive surroundings to combat pests and disease and offered practical tips for safe efficient work.
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Beckley Beautiful
Raleigh County Health Department
Beckley Fire Department
Guy Amato
Beckley Beautiful Committee
Amato
County Miners Are Treated Two Miners Released
Two miners were released from Beckley Memorial Hospital on Sunday after treatment for minor injuries. Ralph Humphrey, 53, of Pax, employed by New River Coal Co., suffered injuries to his left flank and hip when a header fell in the mines on May 8. John Short, 30, of Pineville, with Ellen Creek Coal Co., received treatment for an injured forehead after a shovel handle struck him on May 7.
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Beckley Memorial Hospital
Ralph Humphrey
Pax
New River Coal Co
John Short
Pineville
Ellen Creek Coal Co
Newspaper advertising proves cost effective for retailers
Readership studies from universities and private agencies show over 60 percent of readers notice retail ads in weekly or small daily papers. Each copy read by about four people, meaning 4000 readers per 1000 circulation and a cost per reader well below envelopes, postcards, and duplicating. This economic fact drives retailers to local papers as the basic advertising medium.
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Eakin Services Set Wednesday for George Eakins
Funeral services for George Eakins, 90, of Eccles, will be held Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Shady Grove Baptist Church in Eccles, with burial at Eccles Cemetery. He died Saturday at home. Survivors include two sons Dewey and Robert, daughter Helen Williams, brother Nathaniel, and four grandchildren. The body remains at Ritchie and Johnson Funeral Parlor until the service time.
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George Eakins
Shady Grove Baptist Church
Eccles
W. M. Freeman
Eakins
Atttender- Son
Martin Eakins
Dewey Eakins
Robert Eakins
Springfield
Ohio
Helen Williams
Evansville
Ind
Nathaniel Eakins
Hengerson
Ritchie and Johnson Funeral
Beckley Court Forfeits Bonds In Monday Session
Bonds totaling 172 dollars were forfeited at Beckley Police Court. Dr George H Pierson Jr of Slab Fork forfeited a 56 dollar bond on two reckless driving charges after a 105 a m arrest. Angela Funari of Bluefield forfeited a 20 dollar speeding bond. Six persons charged with intoxication forfeited a combined total. Penguins live on the Galapagos islands and in the Antarctic. Roasted butterflies are a food for Bugong natives in Australia.
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Beckley
George H. Pierson Jr
Slab Fork
Pierson
Angela Funari
Bluefield
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