Honey in the Rock draws West Virginia angels to support outdoor drama
Beckley backers of Honey in the Rock finance a rising outdoor historical drama about West Virginia's 1863 birth. After a strong first season attracting about 44 000, organizers seek $60 000 for a 1962 revival, hoping attendance grows 30 percent and more angel investors join statewide.
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Kermit Hunter
West Virginia
Beckley
The
West Virginia Historical Drama Association
Burned by Coffee Injures Alexander Boy
Mark Nash, year old son of Mr and Mrs Nummer Nash of Alexandria Virginia, was treated at Beckley Hospital Sunday for burns to his right arm after hot coffee was spilled on him.
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Mark Nash
Nummer Nash
Alexandria
Beckley Hospital
Imprisonment Threat Fades For Express Firm Owners
Federal Judge John A Field Jr amended an earlier order in Charleston ruling that imprisonment for nonpayment of $8,000 in fines on 20 counts of transporting goods without a certificate is not immediate. The defendants Angelo and Aleck Funari of Bluefield remain liable, with payment terms to be worked out with the ICC due to financial hardship. The business is reportedly in the process of sale. Decorators for The Curious Savage at Beckley's Curtain Callers include Clement Schulte Virginia McCormick and Thelma Wilson as preparations continue.
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Consolidated Express Inc
Angelo and
Aleck Funari
Bluefield
John A. Field Jr
ICC
Judge Field
Charleston
Beckley
Clement Schulte
Virginia McCormick
Thelma Wilson
Schulte
State of the Union
Rainmaker
Claudia
Sabrina Fair
Mighty Oak at Beckley Courthouse to be Trimmed
In October snow storm Raleigh County Court approves trimming of trees on the courthouse lawn including the large oak at Main and Heber Streets. The oak drew controversy last spring when a sign company sought permission to trim for visibility of a Beckley Hardware sign. The tree sustained injuries similar to others on the lawn.
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Main
Heber Streets
Beckley Hardware
District Pastoral Council Meets Here
The Charleston District Pastoral Council of the African Methodist Episcopal Church will meet at Faith Chapel, A.M.E. Church, Raleigh, at 4 p.m. Friday. Speakers include Dr. William Ricks, Rev. J. E. Washington, Dr. O. A. Burkes, Bishop E. C. Hatcher, and Rev. David Smith. Ministers and Sunday school superintendents urged to attend with delegates.
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International Fellowship of Fundamentalists
Glen Fork Independent Baptist Church
D. D. Williams
Russiaville
Ind
Louis Arnold
Lexington
Ford Porter
Indianapolis
Charleston
African Methodist Episcopal Church
Faith Chapel
A.M.E. Church
Raleigh
William Ricks
J. E. Washington
O. A. Burkes
E. C. Hatcher
Third Episcopal
Trees Pruned to Prevent Further Damage Next Spring
Court President H. G. Farmer announced that all the trees will be pruned at the proper time next spring to prevent further damages, noting a broken branch near the top of the hole where sap was spit several feet.
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H. G. Farmer
FASTEETH promises secure dentures with soft nonacid powder
False teeth wearers fear embarrassment from dropping plates. FASTEETH, a non-acid powder, sprinkles on dentures to hold them firmer and more comfortable. It supposedly prevents souring and freshens breath, available at drug counters.
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