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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1965
Page
8
The Fayetteville School invites interested persons to contact Prof. Ralph for a graduate level course. The three hour class counts toward renewal and beyond a masters, with the first session likely in the first week of February if enrollment allows.
Wayne Dunn, 19, of near Parkersburg West Virginia, won a $500 scholarship from John Deere for his national 4 H Conservation of Natural Resources entry. He earned 42 ribbons over eight years, including 32 blue, with first place ribbons for five projects and two red ribbons for second place this year.
Pfc. Daniel F. Tallman of Rosedale Gilmer County West Virginia was among 31 Americans listed by the Defense Department as killed in the Viet Nam war last week. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Trader B. Tallman.
Charleston report: Health officers from county departments across West Via met with State Health Director N H Dyer Monday to discuss program planning. Dyer said the meeting is part of a series to facilitate information exchange between state and county health departments.
The Rev. G. E. Huffman welcomed guest speakers Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Willey Jr. and daughter Kathy, missionaries in Panama, who described life in the mission field during a Friday night church program at Kilsyth Freewill Baptist Church.
CHARLESTON UPI The State Supreme Court granted a hearing to Robert Bonnett, inmate at Moundsville Penitentiary, who seeks release on grounds his constitutional rights were violated. Bonnett was sentenced to 1 to 15 years for a bad check in Harrison County last year. the case will be before the Supreme Court January 12.
Charleston dispatch reports the State Attorney General's office holds municipalities responsible for the expenses of county jail prisoners. Assistant Attorney General J Patrick Bower states fees should reflect actual costs to each county court. The ruling addresses a dispute between Weston city and Lewis County. Miles Standish died Oct. 3, 1656.
Glen Fork scene lists multiple relatives visiting for Thanksgiving and returning to Arlington and other towns. The Burgess family and in law relations travel between Glen Fork, Ravencliff, Keystone, and Lake Hopatcong, with gatherings at various homes in West Virginia and New Jersey. Names include Jack Burgess Bonnie Burgess Ernest Polk Walter Norman Mike Shrewsbury Dillard Shrewsbury Patrick Buckley Lucille Harold Odell Powers Harry Powers Larry Tilley Angela Tolliver and others.
The week’s TV highlights show 12 major specials across NBC ABC and CBS divided evenly between public affairs and entertainment. Frank Sinatra and Julie Andrews headlined NBC and CBS docs, proving top film names can boost TV viewership without harming cinema careers. Doris Day’s TV return also proves star power translates to strong viewership when the program is well produced.
A Mount Hope area report lists Tom Stafford of Marshall University undergoing major surgery at Saint Mary's Hospital Huntington and improving. Quincey Treadway is seriously ill at Beckley Appalachian Regional Hospital, with visitors including his son and daughter in law and grandchildren. Sam Dorado recuperates at home after major surgery. Others include Virgil Dillon and family visiting from Halifax Virginia, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thomas of Washington, D C visiting Roberta Thomas’s family. Additional notes mention Mrs. Allie Wall of Peterstown hospitalized for observation, and weekend guests of A L Huffman and family in Columbus Ohio and John Hagger.
Ruth Craddock and children Violet Teddy Arthur Lonnie and April return to Pax after visiting Ted Craddock in Hyattsville Maryland. Nancy and Kenneth Craddock also visited. Jimmy Mowell returns to Goldsboro from Pax after a trip to Cleveland Ohio visiting relatives. Virgie Aliff hosts Neal Moss from Cleveland with plans for a two week stay. J L McFalls is ill. Howard Mowell visits Covington Kentucky and notes Johnnie Mowell’s surgery at Booth Hospital.
Fayetteville dispatch reports Fayette Miner Saunders died after a mine car ran over him at the Brooklyn mine near here. Officials cited a crushed chest as the cause of death in the Monday incident.
California’s Mono Lake is often called the Dead Sea of America. One objective of the Pan American Highway is to connect the capitals of all North and South American countries.
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