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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1962

Page

7

California Grandma Makes 24th Trip Here

An 87-year old California grandmother, Mrs. J. W. Beaver of Alameda, visits relatives in the East for seven weeks, traveling part of the way by helicopter between Oakland and San Francisco. She plans no more trips, says she is too old, and is joined by daughters Mrs. Ethel Parrish and Mrs. Ruth Harvey among others in Lookout and Baltimore.

California J. W. Beaver Alameda Calif Oakland San Francisco Baltimore Ethel Parrish Winona Lookout

People and Guests Visit Homes Around Mount Hope

Mount Hope area notices list weekend and dinner guests at several homes. Mrs Nokie Thompson visited her parents in Hardy Kentucky. Blanche Cook dined with Beatrice Light in Stadium Terrace. Military families and relatives arrived from Germany and Langley Field visiting Miller Lay Elkins Pasley at Bramwell and Beckley. John A Dower spent a week with his mother Effie Dower. Mary Dower joined son-in-law B Frank Lowe in Travelers Lane Beckley.

Mount Hope Rns Nokie Thompson Mary Dower B. Frank Lowe Travelers Lane Beckley

Grade School Presents Yearly Program at Cyclone

Ocean a Road Branch School at Cyclone closed the 1961 62 year with a program in the auditorium led by Mrs Maude Cozort. A musical featured students with solos duets and group numbers including The Dream of Love Bells of St Mary The Waltz King Rain Drops Are Falling and I ll Be a Sunbeam. Dances included the Polish Dance and a Charleston piano duets and a variety of religious songs.

Oceana RNS Maude Cozort Linda Cook Susanna Clark St. Mary Elaine Toler Janet Walls Sharon Walls Helen Smith Norma Walls Joan Perry Jesus Teresa Jennifer Toler Kimberly Roach Helen Martin Judy Brenda Linda Walls Judy Walls Mary

Road contracts let by Charleston-State Road Commission

Commissioner Burl A. Sawyers announced after reviewing bids presented May 1 that low bids were accepted on 18 surfacing projects out of 21 road and bridge jobs.

Charleston Burl A. Sawyers

Fayette Wool Brings Top Price

Fayette County wool led the sale at a regional meeting in Clarksburg, with Region One accepting a bid from the buyer. Representatives from Fayette, Mercer, Nicholas, and Summers counties attended, including H L Riggle the county agricultural agent. The wool will be assembled and weighed at the Springdale C O depot around June 11 for buyer confirmation, marking a record high in recent years.

Fayetteville RNS Fayette County Clarksburg Mercer Nicholas Summers Counties Bernard Twohig Springdale C. C. White Hico H. L. Riggle Chesapeake ‘and Ohio Railway Springsdale Riggle National Wool Pool

ABI Staff Member Speaks At Dinner Meet

RED STAR RNS Cal C Beukema known as Uncle Cal spoke on Fear and How to Dispel It at Appalachian Bible's dinner meeting. Husbands and families attended as plans were made for a June covered dish dinner and a new flower chairman was named. Next meeting set for June 22 at the church.

RED Star RNS Cal C. Beukema Cal Appalachian Bible Arnett Higginbotham James Evans Jr Clinton Criss van Pruitt

Eastern Star Chapter Meets at Masonic Hall Fayetteville

Fayetteville Eastern Star Chapter No. 115 met Monday evening at the Masonic Hall on Court Street with Mrs. Ada Clark hosting. Present were venerable matron Jesse Wood pro tem and a full slate of officers including Kenneth Sproles as worthy patron and secretary Mrs. Tommy Ryan, among others. Additional attendees included Mrs. Chester Hager, Mrs. Oscar Henderson, and several other Chapter members.

Fayetteville RNS Eastern Star Ada Clark Masonic Hall Court Street Chester Hager John Tamplin Jesse Wood Kenneth Sproles John Ter’ Bates Adah George Powell Ruth Frank Spangler Esther Leon Spencer Martha Bobby

Family Reunion At Clear Fork Honors Bailey Family

A family reunion was held Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Inghrum Bailey Clear Fork. Attending were their sons and daughters in law S Sgt and Mrs Jack Bailey and sons Jimmy and Jack Jr Cleveland Ohio Mr and Mrs Seldon Bailey and children Ralph and Ba Kop Several friends and neighbors visited the Baileys during the day.

Oceana RNS Inghrum Bailey Clear Fork S. Sgt Jack Bailey Jimmy Jack Jr Cleveland Ohio Seldon Bailey Ralph Kop

Club installs Officers Welcomes 4 Members at Fayetteville banquet

Four new members joined the Fayetteville Junior Woman's Club at its annual banquet. Miss Edna Janutolo was installed as president with Miss Topsy O'Dell of Beckley serving as installing officer. New officers include Mrs. Stanley Moore, first vice president. Mrs. Paul McKown, second vice president. Mrs. D. Retz, vice president. Mrs. Cecil Spradlin, recording secretary. Mrs. Eddie Neal, corresponding secretary. Miss Jean Miller, treasurer. Miss Ann Lilly, historian. and Mrs. Fran Henson, parliamentarian. Outgoing president Mrs. Frank Henson presented the gavel and pin to the new leader. Members and guests listed attended various family and church members at the dinner, served by Circles No. 2 and No. 3 of the church's W SCS.

Topsy O'Dell Beckley Edna Janutolo Stanley Moore Paul McKown D. R.et Cecil Spradlin Eddie Neal Jean Miller Ann Lilly Fran Henson Frank Henson Louise Ee John Janutolo Myron Yoho Neola Kidd Enos R. Crouse W. T. Webb Clint Carte James Bowling A. H. Bowling Don Withrow Row Doris Withrow Earl C. Epperly Louise Toler Dallas Burgess Vaglio D. Vaglio Porter Lewis E. O. Wiseman Louis Rahall Charles Jordan Barbara Walters Bobby Bates Hobart Thomas Charles R. Witt Evelyn Hilton D. R. Stephens Women’s Society of Christian Service of the Church

Dixon-Toney Vows Read in Pineville Home Ceremony

The marriage of Miss Joan Carol Toney and Joe L. Dixon was solemnized Friday at the Pineville home of the officiating minister Rev. Leland Phillips. Attending were Francis Dillo, Mary Sue Bailey, and Gloria Stewdy Dixon. The bride and bridegroom, both high school seniors, plan to graduate in May and reside with their parents.

Oceana RNS Joan Carol Toney Joe L. Dixon Toney Lynce Joe Dixon Hatcher Leland Phillips Pineville Francis Dillo Mary Sue Bailey Gloria Stewdy Dixon Oceana High School Pineville High School

Princeton to observe fast time this summer

PRINCETON UP I The city of Princeton will join Bluefield Memorial Day in switching to Daylight Saving Time. The Princeton City Council voted Monday night to go on fast time from Memorial Day through Labor Day.

Princeton UPI Bluefield Mercer County

Birthday honors for Fran Franklin at Presbyterian Church

Mrs. Jim Franklin of Pineville was honored on her birthday anniversary with a ceremony at the Presbyterian Church on Sunday. Prizes were awarded to Margie Brooks, Stevie Sparks, Jeanie Hendrick, Danny Franklin, and Deloris Ellison. Guests included Kathy Martin, Jane Bailey, Johnny Martin, Robin Cook, Vicki Elwell, Sally Metz, Linda Broom, Ricki Huffman, and Miss Violet Lusk.

Fran A Franklin Jim Franklin Pineville Presbyterian Church Margie Brooks Stevie Sparks Jeanie Hendrick Danny Franklin Deloris Ellison Kathy Martin Jane Bailey Johnny Martin Robin Cook Vicki Elwell Sally Metz Linda Broom Ricki Huffman Violet Lusk

Pineville Election Officers Named

Pineville announces election officers to serve June 5. Two councilmen candidates from the People's Ticket have withdrawn. names E. M. Hendick and Fred L. Huffman are listed as withdrawn.

Pineville RNS Pinenete People’s E. M. Hendick Fred L. Huffman

State Agencies To Observe Memorial Day

Mullens liquor store will be closed all day May 30 for Memorial Day observance. All state liquor stores and agencies will close that day per H Coleman Nichols, general field supervisor.

Mullens RNS H. Coleman Nichols

Churches To Adopt Fellowship Program

At Toneda Baptist Church Oceana the annual conference of local church boards of Christian education was held. Dr Asa B Harris WV director described the Baptist Evening Fellowship BEF program to begin in October citing its three facets and full church participation from adults to kindergarten. A film Too Rough to go Slow was shown and refreshments served as attendees from Mullens Pineville and Rockcastle churches joined.

Oceana ANS Toneda Baptist Church Boards of Christian Education Seas S.by Kelker Asa B. Harris West Virginia Christian Education Harris Baptist Evening Fellowship Boards of Christian Education Women’s Mission Society William R. Nelson Ralph Mays Mullens Baptist Church Leota Campbell Cook Memorial Baptist Church Pineville Harry Stevens Rockcastle

Gatewood Women Meet at Mrs A L Apies Home

Gatewood Women Meet at Mrs A L Apies Gatewood home for monthly gathering with topic A New Design for West Virginia Beauty led by A C Richards president. Members listed include Gallimore Riner Wickline Summerfield Kelly Rodes Maples Fox Kelly and Kessler with guest Beatrice F Whanger Fayette County home demonstration agent.

Fayetteville RNS Gatewood Farm Woman's Club A. L. «Apies Gatewood West Voriginia A. C. Richards Gallimore G. H. Riner M. L. Wickline Jim Summerfield J. E. Kelly Lula Rodes Betty Maples E. S. Fox Leslie Kelly Eugene Patton Kessler Beatrice F. Whanger Fayette County

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