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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1958

Page

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Board Rejects Promotion Plan for Schools in Fayette County

Fayetteville RNS report says Board of Education rejected a promotion plan prepared by elementary and high school principals and the county superintendent. The plan lacked a high school promotions component and will be reconsidered next January. Oak Hill officials sought county buses for a Aug 13 county band festival, with insurance coverage required.

Fayetteville RNS Board of Education Bob Walker G. D. Carson Oak Hill H. C. Brown Sam Crouse Fayette T. W. Chiles Oak Hill Garden Club Collings Montgomery Doyle Wickne

Keys Named Girls State Delegates From Oceana High

Oceana High School announces Brenda Keys and Norma Barnett as representatives to the Rhododendron Girls State at Jackson's Mill June 8 to 14. Delegates were chosen for leadership, character, cooperation, and scholarship, with Miss Keys sponsored by the Oceana Woman's Club and Miss Barnett by the Oceana Rotary Club.

Oceana RNS Oceana High School Jackson’s Mill Brenda Keys Norma Barnett Girls State American Legion Auxiliary Miss Keys Oceana Woman's Club Glenn Keys Kopperston

Delegates Named for CAR State Conference 1938

Mount Hope Pattie and Susanne Patteson will represent the Betty Henry Society, Children of the American Revolution, at the June 9-10 State Conference in Point Pleasant. Pattie was re elected president for two years at the May meeting. Other officers include Marilyn Thompson, vice president, Susanne Patteson, secretary, and Sandra Toerath. The group set a monthly meeting date for the fourth Saturday at 2 p m. The yearbooks programs and meetings will be coordinated by Susanne Patteson Barbara Carter Fran Carter and the president. Carter reported sending 487 coupons to Tamassee School Washington DC and received a thank you letter. Press Chairman Johnny Gwinn noted 106 and one fourth inches of print submitted to the state press chairman this year. Pattie Pattersons program topic was West Virginia Conservation stressing the state wealth in natural resources and preservation efforts. An American Indians scrapbook by Jan Caye Giginn, a contest entry, was shown. The next meeting is June 28 at Miss Carter's Mount Hope home with others present.

Mount Hope Pattie Susanne Patteson Betty Henry Society Point Pleasant Marilyn Thompson Sandra Toerath Tronemar Barbara Carter Fran Carter Miss Carter Tamassee School Tamassee D. C Johnny Gwinn State Press Jan Caye Giginn Scottie Jarrett Joe Jarrett Oak Hill Tom Swift Gwinn J.C. Gwinn R. G. Patteson

New Dristan Tablets Claim Quick Sinus Relief

A New York announcement promotes Dristan Tablets as a nonprescription remedy that allegedly drains clogged sinus cavities and relieves congestion rapidly without discomfort. The ad claims systemic action, frequent doctor use, and a 98 cent price for 24 tablets with a money back guarantee.

New York, N.Y

Sorority Outlines Year's Activities at Oak Hill

Gamma Eystion Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi held a wiener roast in City Park then met to set the year’s events. Barbara Allen was named programs and hostesses for fall meetings, Jane Foster to host Sept 4, Kathleen Mallins to lead Sept event, with June picnic and August cookout planned.

Oak Hill ANS Gamma Eystion Beta Sigma Phi Barbara Allen Jane Foster Kathleen Mallins Mullins Miss Allen Betty Harmon

Pineville Senior Wins Aug Trip To Colo Camp

Dale Ogle, Pineville High School student council leader and state association vice president, was chosen as a WV delegate to the National Student Council Leadership conference at Camp Cheley, Estes Park, Colorado August 18 to 24. He has a record in science, athletics, and leadership and is sponsored by the Pineville Rotary Club. The conference aims to train student leaders and promote democratic leadership nationwide.

Pineville RNS West Virginia Camp Cheley Estes Park Colo Dale Ogle State Association of Student Councils Ogle W. Logle Wyoming Dale Pineville Rotary Club Denver Public Schools National Association of Student Councils Pineville High School Denver Rocky Mountains United States

Four Pineville Delegates Named To Parsons Camp

Four Pineville High School juniors Linda Ann Shepherd Kathryn Gwinn Charles Porter and David Johnson will attend Camp Horseshoe a YMCA leadership camp at Parsons from June 15 to 21 The selections were announced by Pineville Woman's Club president Mrs Darrell V McGraw Shepherd is 16 daughter of Ward R Shepherd and active in multiple clubs Gwinn 16 a senior serves as Student Council secretary and is an honorary National Thespians member Porter 17 a junior maintains a B average and is active in Hi V National Honor Society Latin Club and other groups Johnson 17 a senior with a B average participates in Minutemen Thespians Latin Club and church activities Carole Collins is sponsored to Rhododendron Girls State by the Pineville Woman's Club.

A*memder Future Teachers of America Camp Thomas F Charleston Pineville RNS Linda Ann Shepherd Kathryn Gwinn Charles Porter David Johnson Pineville High School Horseshoe Young Men's Christian Association Parsons Darrell V. McGraw Woman's Club Miss Shepherd Ward R. Shepherd Burch High School Porter West Virginia Club West Virginia University Johnson Posey Johnson Rockview Minutemen Club Thespians Baptist Youth Fellowship Rockcastle Association Carole Collins Jackson Mill Pineville Woman's Club

Glen Rogers Personals Highlights Several Family Visits

Mrs. Emmet Harrington left for Sessler Illinois to visit ill father Robert Hudson. Harvella York recovers at home after a foncilectomy. Lilly Demyan and Roy Gillespie visited Beckley. Desalee York and Steve Susick visited Cleveland and Detroit relatives. Warren Alderman with family hosted Set. and Mrs. Warren Alderman and children in Idaho. Velma Tarazkozy Moffett returns home to Fort Worth after visiting Alec Tarazkozy’s family.

Glen Rogers RNS Emmet Harrington Sessler Ill Robert Hudson Harvella York Harvey York Memorial Hospital Beckley Virgil McNeill Lilly Demyan Roy Gillespie Desalee York Cleveland Steve Susick Detroit Mich Bill Alderman Phave Set Warren Alderman Idaho Johnny Moffett Fort Worth Tex Alec Taraczkozy Velma Taraczkozy

Dinner Meeting Held by Fayetteville Circle No 2

Circle No 2 of Fayetteville Methodist Church hosted a covered dish dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Blume on Tuesday evening. Mrs. J. W. Ayres led the program with members and guests including the Rev. J. H. Carson in attendance.

Fayetteville RNS Circle No. 2

Circle Has Left Oak Hill Ians Meeting at Oak Hill Baptist

Mrs James E Tyree led the Kathleen Stannard Circle devotional at the Oak Hill Baptist Church home of Mrs Wesley Dixon. She presented Reader's Digest article I Go to Church and Mrs Bernard Flint spoke on How Mother's Day Originated and A daughter's Experience with Chain Letters. Attendees included Mrs B R Lucas Mrs Delbert Sneed Mrs Otis Johnson Mrs Homer Legg Mrs William A Rowley Mrs Gordon Hendrickson Mrs C E Woody and Mrs James E Murphy.

Oak Hill James E. Tyree Kathleen Stannard Oak Hill Baptist Church Wesley Dixon Tyree Reader's Digest Bernard Flint C. Lucas Delbert Sneed Otis Johnson Homer, Legg William A. Rowley Gordon Hendrickson C. E. Woody James E Murphy

Colcord Personal News Recaps Visits and Visitors

Colcord area residents report weekend and weekday visits across Beckley Crab Orchard Huntington Bluefield and Charleston. Notables include G L Kincaid George and families W P Horne and Henrietta Pettry, J M Wilkinson heads to St Paul and many locals at Raleigh Boone Medical Center and area towns.

Colcord George Beckley Crab Orchard Wilson Walker Charleston William Thompson Beckley Memorial Hospital Orpha Lyons Belle Noaw Clifford White W. P. Horne Henrietta Pettry Huntngton J. M. Wilkinson St. Paul Minnesota John Ralfs Raleigh Boone Medical Center Everette Belcher Douglas Hamilton Bie

Church Awards Given at Baileysville Mother's Day Service

Prizes were awarded at Gospel Tabernacle Church Baileysville for mothers attending a Sunday Mother's Day service. Mrs Jordan Brewster won for the largest number of children and grandchildren, with thirty nine relatives present. Mrs Bessie Rose, 72, was named oldest mother, while the youngest was 16 year old Carolyn Brewster. Mrs Sarah Ellen Brewster held the largest family, and Mrs Charlie Cox won second prize for family size.

Sarah Ellen Brewster Charlie Cox

Top Students To Speak At Annual Pineville Exercises

Pineville High School plans its 43rd graduation ceremony with valedictorian Betsy Cole and salutatorian Faye Goode speaking. Diplomas will be awarded by J. W. Houck, with eight county trade school graduates among the 55 diploma recipients. music by an organ and Fred Shannon.

Pineville ANS Valedict Jr Betsy Cole Faye Goode Pineville High School J. W. Houck J. W. Morgan Wyoming ‘County Garnet Chambers Margaret Colling Joy Dooley Joan Farmer Pat Barbara Franklin Pat Fuller Sonja Graybdeal Peggy Green Daisy Gunter Kitty Gunter Pat Haymaker Betty Lester Carol McKinney Janet McNulty Shirley Miller Betty Mullens Betty Oliver Mary Pais Rose Ann Shuck Doris Schoolcraft Patty Sparks Delores Tessner Theda Tilley Paula Wilson Ted Bailey Darrell Barrett Roger Beverley Lanny Chisier Fred Cress Danny Dancy Bernard Elfer Jackie Halsey John Jackson James Jenkins Pete Kirk Jerry Lilly Roy McCoy Carl Milam Darrell Miller Bill Mullens Shelby Peters Charles Privett Mike Spigner Robert Stone James Wilhelm Alvin Warkman Bill Worrell Neil Schilling

Camp Schedule Begins In June

Concord area announces summer camp schedule with Junior Conference to run June 1 to 7 led by Rev. Weller Ralfs and Work along with staff including Miss Keeney Diem and Phelps. Junior Camp follows June 12 to 18 with same leaders and five summer students. Junior Camp runs June 19 to 25 with Walter Elkins and Venezia among staff. Each camp limited to 30 participants. early enrollment urged.

Work Don Roberts Miss Diem Miss Keeney Ashford Phelps Walter Elkins Venezia Ralfs

Mount Hope People and Visiting Relatives Note

Mount Hope identifiers report Mr and Mrs A C Dower hosting relatives this week. Their daughter Mrs Robert Pizer and her child Bunky visited two weeks, along with Mrs How ard Simms and Miss Athaline Parr from Montgomery. Dorothy Sunshine Club meets at Louise Hawkins home with several members expressing waning interest and possible disbanding.

Colcord RNS William Legg Basil Legg Princeton Snowden Thompson Harry Kern Frances Trudy Connie Bluefield Jim Boo Cook Richard Casteele Oscar Scarbro Ripley Mount Hope A. C. Dower Robert Pizer Bunky

Sorority Chooses Committees At Xi Alpha Theta Meeting

Xi Alpha Theta Beta Sigma Phi sorority met at Mrs. John P. Duda home selecting committees for program social yearbook publicity service and other roles. New exempler members welcomed. Plans for 1959 Founder’s Day approved. Next meeting at Mrs. Everette Bragg home with Miss Easton hosting. Alice Proctor to present Adult Education. Democratic control of West Virginia noted for 1871–1897.

Oak Hill Rns Xi Alpha Theta Chapter Beta Sigma, Phi John P. Duda Louis Hussar James Hess James Painter William Moore Duda D, C. Rapp Jr Ray Ellison R. Thomas Jr Michael Alde Kenneth Keatley D. W Dixon Jr Earl Bannister Gus Addington Wilbur Eigenbrod Harl Bannister Ernest Fazio Alde Hussar Hubert Watson Ruth Easton Eigenbrod Rapp Jr Painter Ellison Aide Everette Bragg Woods Avenue Miss Easton Alice Proctor Hess

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