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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1964

Page

10

Third Mental Health Session Slated Beckleyans Will Attend Capitol Meet Next Week

Governor W. W. Barron will keynote the third plenary of the Governor's Advisory Committee for Mental Health Planning on Nov 16 in the Senate Chamber at the State Capitol. Region 5 members from Beckley and other counties join the all-day meeting with workshops to review the Blueprint for Action and set priorities for expanding West Virginia's mental health facilities.

W. W. Barron Senate State Capitol Bill Binderman Raleigh County Mental Health Association Binderman Ray Hawley Paul Copeland Beckley del. Jackie Withrow D-Rat Sophia Raleigh Fayette Mercer Logan Boone Wyoming McDowell Mingo Lincoln Wayne Cabell West Virginia Capitol John W. Hash Charleston Mildred Mitchell-Bateman State Department of Mental Health Mental Health Planning Organization National Institute of Mental Health Department of Mental Health U. S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare

Four Cars In Sunday Crash At Coal City

State police reported a four car collision in Coal City Sunday causing about 2000 dollars in damage. Seventeen year old Ronnie Lee Thompson of Coal City skidded while braking and struck three other cars. One hit a parked car owned by Arnold Lambert of Pemberton. Drivers Mattie F Bailey aged 48 of Corrine and Woodrow Bowling, 50, of Jo an were involved. The crash occurred in front of the James Kirk residence.

Coal City Ronnie Lee Thompson Arnold Lambert Pemberton Mattie F. Bailey Corrine Woodrow Bowling Joan

Distribution Set at Sprague Freewill Church

Commodities will be distributed at Sprague Freewill Baptist Church on Wednesday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Thursday from 8 a.m. to noon. Recipients are asked to bring their own containers.

Sprague Freewill Baptist Church

Beckley Telecable Extends Nine Channel TV to Area

Beckley Telecable plans nine channel service for Lower Raleigh Heights Beckley Mabscott and nearby areas with a monthly fee. Early subscribers before Jan 1 avoid installation charges. Service uses cables and amplifiers to deliver stations including WSAZ WCHS WOAY WHIS WDBJ WSLS WCYB and WJHL with main office opening soon and contact at 252 7309.

Lower Raleigh Heights Beckley and Mabscott Beckley Telecable South Fayette Street Stratton High School Gary Dent Beckley Dent WSAZ WHTN Huntington WCHS Charleston WOAY Oak Hill WHIS Bluefield WDBJ WSLS Roanoke WCYB Bristol, Va WJHL Johnson City Tenn

Thompson Heads Group In Nursing Home Omission

Thompson, president of the West Virginia Baptist Deacon’s organization, is linked to the East Beckley Nursing and Convalescent Home as the Deacon’s Home expands. He resides at 1001 Scott Avenue, Beckley.

J. T. Thompson East Beckley Thompson West Virginia Baptist Deacon’s Organization Scott Avenue Beckley

Melpar Declares Second Semiannual Dividend

Melpar Inc and Melpar Beckley Inc declare a second semiannual dividend of 10 cents a share payable December 21 to holders of record December 1. Melpar, based in Falls Church Virginia, reports nine months ended September 30 net income of 1,232,000 dollars or 49 cents per share on sales of 32,684,000 dollars. Edward M. Bostick, president, notes new defense and space orders totaling 42,000,000 dollars this year, up from 29,000,000 a year ago, with diversification into chemical biology and life sciences and an Army award of 2,168,100 dollars.

Melpar, Inc Falls Church Melpar-Beckley, Inc U. S. 21 Edward M. Bostick Bostick Melpar Westinghouse Air Brake Co

Tine Testing Is Under Way In Raleigh County

Mrs. Odessa Lewis executive director Raleigh County Tuberculosis and Health Department announces Tine Testing schedule this week. Today tests at Crow Beaver Daniels Glade Creek Odd Ghent with RNs Jane Burke Betty Peck and Mrs Lewis in charge. Tuesday tests Piney View Stanford Top Stanford Brooks Adair East Park with RN Sally Early Peggy Shelor. Friday tests Sprague Prosperity Cranberry Maxwell Hill Teel with RN Peck and Mrs Lewis. Approximately 36 schools tested to date.

Odessa Lewis Raleigh County Prosperity Cranberry Maxwell Hill Teel Peck Lewis

Rag exchange causes mothers' complaints in Nottingham

In Nottingham England mothers complain about ragmen collecting wares from youths in exchange for pinup pictures causing concern over exploitation and local safety.

Nottingham England UPI

Education Pays Dividends In Increased Earning Power

Faye Rogers writes during American Education Week that higher education boosts earning power and reduces welfare dependence. She argues a high school diploma lands higher pay, calls for more schools, and predicts education will be vital as machines expand in the economy. Education is the key to employment and advancement.

Woodrow Wilson High School Faye Rogers Woodrow Wilson Faye Faye W. Rogers S. Kanawha St

Plowback allowance gains broad backing from independents

C Wilson Harder of the National Federation of Independent Business reports from a year long survey that 78 percent of business and professional people support a plowback allowance allowing up to 20 percent of profits back into operations, up to 30000 dollars, as the new Congress considers tax reform. The study also notes mixed views on a national sales tax and excise repeal, with pressure to expand job opportunities through independent business growth.

Congress C. Wilson Harder National Federation of Independent Business John Sparkman Alabama Federation John Lesinski Michigan Harder

Land uses expand beyond five thousand, study says

Land use has over five thousand forms, according to the National Institute of Farm and Land Brokers. The finding highlights the diversity of applications across agriculture development and property management sectors.

New York UPI National Institute of Farm and Land Brokers

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