Shrine Club Honors Past Presidents at Dinner Dance
Beckley Shrine Club past presidents were honored at a Saturday Elks Lodge dinner dance. Notables included James Pickus the longest serving member, Toney Pallares the youngest past president, and R. Randolph Smiley the oldest attendee. New officers named are Charles Sauls president Ira Sopher first vice president Frank Warren second vice president George Cales secretary and Roy Milliron treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smiley
Shrine Club
Charles C. Sauls
Ira Sopher
Frank Warren
George Cales
Roy Milliron
Two Beckley Youths To Study In Europe This Summer
James Samuel Hutchinson and William Altman of Beckley plan six weeks in Europe to study French language and civilization. They will live in Madrid Nice Paris Leysin and London under the Pittsburgh chapter of the American Association of Teachers of French. Hutchinson, a Woodrow Wilson High School graduate, will attend Marshall University in the fall and has a 3.275 GPA, while Altman plans to study pharmacy and serves as WWHS Latin Club vice president. Both are active in church and school clubs and the sales of their families’ households.
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Woodrow Wilson High School
Marshall University
WWHS
Europe
James Samuel Hutchinson
William Altman
Beckley
Madrid
Spain
Nice
Paris
France
Leysin
Switzerland
London
England
Pittsburgh
American Association of Teachers of
Carnegie
Sam” Hutchinson
National Honor Society
Hutchinson
Wwhs Hall of Fame
Future Teachers of America
Key Club
James W. Hutchinson
Beckley Ave
VA Fair Housing Progress Under Civil Rights Act 1968
The Veterans Administration outlines new rules and programs to promote fair housing in its home loan guaranty program as April 1968 marks four years since the Civil Rights Act. Veterans must certify non discrimination in future sales or rentals and minority counseling efforts expand in seven cities with HUD cooperation. VA studies broker certification on non discrimination and aligns marketing with HUD fair housing rules.
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Veterans Administration
M. L. Howells
Huntington VA
Administrator of Veterans Affairs
Donald E. Johnson
Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Population of American Indians reaches 791 839 in 1970 Census
The World Almanac reports the American Indian population grew over 50 percent since 1960, totaling 791 839 in 1970. About 53 percent live in Oklahoma Arizona California New Mexico and North Carolina.
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United States
World Almanac
Oklahoma
Arizona
California
New Mexico
North Carolina
Newspaper Enterprise Asst
Winners Crowned at Trap Hill Horse Show Events
The Trap Hill District Lions Club hosted its second annual show at Lester Showgrounds featuring about 170 entries. Winners across 13 classes include Pony Lead Lloyd W. Crook II and others from Shady Spring Beaver Bud Mullens Herndon Beckley Crow Daniels and Oceana with horses named Prince Elaine Zip Dollie Midnight Pap High Pockets Lonnie Billie Bay Buckawana and more.
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Trap Hil District Lions Club
Lester Showgrounds
Pony
Lloyd W. Crook II
Shady Spring
Prince Elaine
Tina Moran
Beaver
Zip
Rhonda Crook
Dollie
Thomas Sizemore
Bud
Christopher Karl
Mullens
Sunrise Arts Center schedules youth events this week
At Charleston's Sunrise Arts and Education Center 746 755 Myrtle Road, a week of youth events includes puppet shows at 10 am and 1 00 am Thursday and storytelling at 1 09 am Saturday. One man shows by J L Seyfried and Richard Leet appear in the Art Gallery alongside a Dan Edler glass display and the miniature exhibition opening today. Children can explore Woodland Indians Listen Discovery Wall Live Animals Galaxy Room Museum Graphics Tri-Cycle Trip Civil War Heritage and Antique Pottery.
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Charleston
Center of Arts and ‘Education
Myrtle Road
J. L. Seyfried
Richard ‘Leet
Dan Edler
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James
Trap Hill
Nie Earehart
Sun Bar Satin
Dale England
Leslie Daniel
Bolt
Toi Smith
Crook
Lightfoot Oceana
Lizzie
Alan .Susman
Danny
Vickie Redden
Crow
Jackie Pate
Ef Ae Morgan
Snowcloud
D. James
Furrow
Frank Hedgecock
Glen Daniel
Rebel
Richard York
Buckawana
Ronnie Crook
Lightfoot Lizzie
Harry Miller
Missy
Larry: Cook
Daniels
Fireball
Richie Redden
Sonney
Richard Meadows
Richard Snuffer
Fairdale
Buckshot
Bill Carter
Hitchhiker
Ronnie
Mary Ann’ Wilkes
Vickie Bostick
Daydreamer
April Gulbin
Mount Hope
Robin Stonewall
Eddie Miles
Windy
David Ragland
Sissy Pants
Ron Hayworth
Soak Creek
Larry Cook
Inyo National Forest
James Furrow
Richard ‘Meadows
Sale
AMES
Bowe
Khadi
Col
Charles S. Toney
Furniture Company Auction Sale
Nemo Manufacture
Perdue Transfer
New River Gulf Station
Cszrv Sr
Nogcs
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