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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1959

Page

8

Fall Style Revue Set In Mullens Thursday

Mullens Woman's Civic Club sponsors a Fall Style Revue at 8 p m Thursday in Mullens High School auditorium. Forty three models from local stores will model family fall fashions with Joe Baum of WWYO Pineville as guest entertainer. Proceeds fund club service projects.

Mullens RNS Mullens Woman's Civic Club Mullens High School Paul Wiers Joe Baum WWYO Pineville New York City Melissa Bowling Anna Dave Backus Judy Minter Jo Ann Short Joyce Akers Bobby Tibbs Billy Gray The Woman's Civic Club

Mrs Mabel LaRue Funeral Today at Hillsboro Church

Funeral services for Mrs. Mabel Clark LaRue were held at 2 p.m. in Hillsboro Methodist Church, with burial in Oak Grove Cemetery. The 64 year old Hillsboro native died Saturday at Marlinton Hospital after a long illness from a heart attack. She was a lifetime member of Hillsboro Order of Eastern Star and survived by her husband Charles B. LaRue, a son Captain Charles C. LaRue of Newburgh New York, and a daughter Mrs Isabelle Michael of Marlinton.

Hillsboro RNS Mabel Clark LaRue Hillsboro Methodist Church L. E. Milem Herbert M. Pennington Oak Grove LaRue Marlinton

Burwell Rites Set Wednesday

Harry Harrison Burwell 71 of Sinks Grove dies in Clifton Forge Virginia after long illness. Funeral at ARP Church Lebanon at 2:30 p.m. Wednesday with burial in Lebanon Cemetery. Survivors include wife Lotis and three sons, plus siblings and a brother. Body to be moved from Broyles Funeral Home Union to the home today and then to the church one hour prior.

Sinks Grove RNS Harry Harrison Burwell ARP Lebanon A. K. Whiteside Hugh G. Cook Lebanon Cemetery Burwell Clifton Forge Monroe County Chapman Harrison Martha Bostic Burwell Modern Woodmen of America New Lebanon Lotis Burwell Ray Samuel Virgil Lee Harry Granville Burwell Annie Vass Pearl Lemons Min

Oak Hill Personal Notices Highlight Regional Visits

Oak Hill society column notes Mr. and Mrs. Don D. Cooper of Cleveland Ohio returned home after a week with son and daughter in law Mr. and Mrs Johnnie Cooper. Clarence Bishop of Scarbro hosted guests Mr and Mrs Paul Hepler of Eau Gallie Florida and granddaughter Lynn Thornhill of Beckley. Melvin Lively of Jackson Michigan arrived for a week with T F Lively family on School Street and with Jerry Stover on Highland Avenue and relatives nearby.

Oak Hill Rns Don D. Cooper Cleveland Ohio Johnnie Cooper Clarence Bishop Scarbro Paul Hepler Eau Gallie Fla Lynn Thornhill Beckley Melvin Lively Jackson Mich T. F. Lively School Street Jerry Stover Highland Avenue Harold Lively

Madison-Danville Activity Calendar aids needy children

The Madison Rebekah Lodge sponsored the 1960 Madison Danville Community Activity Calendar to raise funds for purchasing books for local school children. The calendar was sent to the publisher last week for distribution.

Madison RNS Madison-Danville Madison Rebakah Lodge

Likens Sentenced To State Penitentiary

Kenneth Eugene Likens was sentenced to one to 10 years in the State Penitentiary after a Fayette County jury found him guilty of stealing a car from Bill Jones Ford Co. Oak Hill. Sentence was handed down Friday.

Fayetteville RNS Fayette County Kenneth Eugene Likens Likens Bill Jones Ford Co Oak Hill

Honorable Discharges Recorded In Boone County

In Boone County a batch of honorable discharges was recorded at the County Clerk Office. Named individuals include Earl Hendricks Jr. of Whitesville, Williams Asa McCormick of Sharples, Williams D. Mosley of Madison, Ernes tine Scragg of Jeffery, and Carven Deal Walker of Twilight, with ages ranging from 3 to 23.

Madison Boone County Clerk's Office Earl Hendricks Jr Whitesville Williams Asa McCormick Sharples Williams D. Mosley Ernestine Scragg Jeffery Carven Deal Walker Twilight

McKinney Begins Life Sentence for 1958 Murder

Frank McKinney Cyclone was moved to the State Penitentiary at Moundsville last Wednesday to begin a life term for the January 1958 murder of Wyoming County Constable Forest Haynes Sams of Oceana. He had served 19 months and two days in jail prior to sentencing.

Pineville RNS State Penitentiary Moundsville Frank McKinney Cyclone Wyoming Forest Haynes Sams Oceana McKinney

Pineville OES Meets at Masonic Temple

Members of Pineville Chapter No. 110 Order of the Eastern Star met at 7 30 p m Thursday at the Masonic Temple. The report notes the United States population share as seven percent of the world total.

Pineville RNS Order of the Eastern Star Masonic Temple United States

Judge to Release Names of Juvenile Offenders

Princeton West Virginia. Ceremonious move by Mercer County Criminal Court Judge Walter V. Ross to lift secrecy on juvenile names starting Jan 1. Names will be disclosed only if a youth is convicted of a felony. Grand jury heard 47 cases as work proceeds under October term.

Princeton RNS Mercer County Criminal Court Walter V. Ross Ross West Virginia Atty Roscoe Pendleton

Mercer County Circuit Court jurors drawn for November term

Jury Commissioners H W Myers and Carl H Brunner drew jurors for Mercer County for the November term. Be­low lists show Beaver Pond East River Rock Plymouth Jumping Branch districts with names and towns, all Bluefield or Princeton area residents.

Mercer County Princeton RNS Mercer H. W. Myers Carl H. ‘Brunner Rock Claude Karnes l Dott Robert J. Porter Lashmeet W. S. Reynolds Matoaka Merle L. Venters Brown Talbott Bramwell Virgie Reed Brown Carl Davis Jr Freeman Cora Shrewsbury B. E. Mullins Earl Bledsoe Reese - Harmon Ridge L. H. Vaught Jr Beeson Dewey Adams Jake

Rotarians Hear Talk By C O Representative

Willis W. Cook, public relations representative for the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Co, spoke at the Madison Rotary Club. He compared taxes paid by rail and other transport, noting over 12 million dollars in 1958 to West Virginia governments while airlines paid about 1 thousand. other transport forms paid none. He warned railroads face bankruptcy pressure, criticized rate policies, and urged greater public relations to ease global tensions amid warnings of a deadly poison and war risks.

Interstate Commerce Commission Cook

Scout Troops To Be Formed In Mount Hope

Plans to organize Brownie and Intermediate Girl Scout Troops were discussed by the Summerlee Elementary PTA at Mrs. C. R. Harnsbarger home in Mount Hope. Harnsbarger will organize troops for Fayette County Girl Scout Council. PTA will sponsor. an organizational meeting will follow. PTA reps included Mrs. Bradberry, Mrs. McKinney, and Mrs. Epperly, with County Council president Mrs. Don Sanford present.

Mount Hope BNS Parent-Teacher Association Summerlee C. R. Harnsbarger Harnsbarger Fayette County Girl Scout Council PTA Ernest Bradberry Shelvin McKinney Raymond Epperly Don Sanford County Girl Scout Council

PSC To Hear Petition By Wyoming Water Co

Charleston AP reports Wyoming County Valley Springs area would gain water service if approved by the Public Service Commission on October 22. Al pocoa Water Works seeks authority to extend service with proposed monthly minimums of five dollars for domestic customers, metered and non metered.

PSC Wyoming Water Co Charleston Alpoca Water Works, Inc Valley Springs Alpoca Wyoming County Public Service Commission

Fayette Couples Announce Births

Oak Hill hospital records show multiple births to Fayetteville Oak Hill Kingston and nearby towns from Sept 28 to Oct 4. Children include Robert Allen Gregory David Vivian Ann Deanna Lynne Mark Eugene Sherry Annette Timothy Wayne Kenneth Lee Mark Thomas Steven Wayne Terry Joe and a daughter eight pounds one and a half ounces. Parents include Bates Bess Sumpter Bowyer Mason Warwick Dennler Lokant Martin Coleman Rucker Johnson Crillis with addresses in Fayetteville Oak Hill Kingston Kincaid Glen Jean Mince.

Oak Hill ANS Oak Hill Hospital Robert Allen Bobby Jackson Bates Mahan St Fayetteville Gregory David Melvin Kenneth Bess E. Martin Ave Vivian Ann Eugene Kenneth Sumpter Kingston Deanna Lynne Herbert Edward Bowyer Mark Eugene Mitchell Samuel Mason Route 1 Sherry Annette Winfred Don Warwick Glen Jean Timothy Wayne Freddie Lee Dennler Central Ave Kenneth Lee Lawrence Edward Lokant Mark Thomas Thomas Ephriam Martin Virginia St Steven Wayne Clarence ‘Willard Coleman Mahan St. Fayetteville Terry Joe Millard Andrew Rucker Mincen Fredrick Crillis Johnson Kincaid

Post Office Job Open At Comfort

Comfort post office seeks applicants for a fourth class postmaster examination with a salary of 2539 dollars. applicants aged 18 or older within the local territory may apply, no maximum age, but 70-year-olds only eligible for one year temporary renewals. more details at the Comfort Post Office.

Comfort ANS

Pineville Personalities and Guests Visit Over Weekend

Pineville residents host and visit kin and friends from Akron Newport News Mullens Princeton and Morgantown with relatives in Pineville. Ray Cline from Akron and Bessie Brooks host and travel plans include Phi lips and other kin. Local college students from Concord and Marshall return home for weekends.

Pineville Ray Cline Akron Ohio A. B. Shannon James E. Stone Donald Farmer Donald Glen Newport News Virgil Cook Robert Stone Orlando Fla Edgar Stone Mike Basham Princeton Bessie Brooks Robert D. Bailey Marshall College H. F. Poff Marvin Phillips River Drive Pembroke D. T. Daniels Dilmeda Johnny Tommy Benjy Sizemore Bluefield Leo Tilley Athens Ide Adams Carl Ellison Jr Concord College Ida Preston Miami J. K. Beverly Wolf Pen Gloria Sizemore Barbara Worrell Lynda Beavers

Stolen Twice Theft Suspects Car Reappears

In Birmingham Alabama police believe a thief has a liking for one car. The same vehicle was reported stolen twice in a week and later recovered with no one inside and out of gas.

Birmingham Ala

Arthritis Relief Advertisement From Jackson Mississippi

A personal notice claims recovery from rheumatoid arthritis and rheumatism after treatment. The author Mrs Lela S Wier invites free information by mail from 2805 Arbor Hills Drive 715 P O Box 2695 Jackson Mississippi.

Lela S. Wier Arbor Hills Drive P. O. Box Jackson Mississippi

4-H Leaders To Elect Officers In Fayetteville

Fayette County 4-H Leaders Association members meet at Paradise Inn at 6:30 p.m. to elect officers for 1959 60 and discuss plans for the year. The cabinet includes association officers district representatives and active past presidents.

Fayetteville RNS Paradise Inn Fayette County 4-H Leaders Assn

Fayette School Queens Named Miss Senior Pirate at Fayetteville High

Miss Joan Elmore was chosen Miss Senior Pirate and Miss Martha Milton Miss Junior Pirate at Fayette School. Twenty four girls competed with finals to crown during halftime of the homecoming game Montgom ery versus Fayetteville on October 16 at 8 p.m. Elmore majorette for three years, attended by Kitty Hornsby, Dawn Gimmont. Milton cheerleader and freshman class secretary, attended by Betsy Casto and Sandra Avis.

Fayetteville RNS Fayetteville High School Joan Elmore Martha Milton Montgomery Elmore Kitty Hornsby Dawn Gimmont Milton Betsy Casto Sandra Avis

Pax Persons on furlough and weekend visits in Pax area

Seaman Lewis F Holley returns to Norfolk after a 14 day furlough with his parents and wife in Pax. Numerous weekend visitors include Janet and Sonny Russell from Arlington, and families from Charleston Oak Hill St Albans and Princeton. Several residents travel for business and church events. local hospital guest and members attend Eastern Star gathering in Wheeling.

PAX Lewis F. Holley Norfolk Roy Holley Dimple Holley Washington, D. C Alfred Keffer Janet Sonny Russell Arlington Frank Akers Macie Aliff James Arnette Charleston Nelson Williams Charles Williams J. R David Oak Hill Charles Chanute Ill Seamore Johnson North Carolina Delia Lively Hazel Hurl Lively Clifford St. Albans Virgil Lively Norton W. E. Lively B. C. Lively Eleanor Randolph Hendrickson John John Ellison Essie Moore Princeton Bluefield Besleigh Thompson Barbara Canterbury Judy Canterbury Jim Nichols Lively Oak Hill Hospital Tom Weeks Chicago Sam Hyden Ralph Abshire Mike J. K. Abshire Ansted C. S. Humphrey Phillip Humphrey Miami Fla Ray Morris Myrna Kay Glen White Tom Heartzog Pam Glen Daniel Carrie Miller Ira Williams Don Stover

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Dixie Station William Skewes Joe Hill Joe Witt Yvonne Kirk Ethel Flaim Merlin Campbell Patrick Mason Mack Gillenwater Fred Casimo Charles Stump Diane Akers Sophia Williams David Humph M. LaRue Beckley Ice & Feed Prince St. At Railroad State of Maine K. Likens Boone F. McKinney Pineville Oes Beaver Pond District Charles M. Rudder Jr Dorothy L. Wagjner William K. Poston Haskell T. Sands John W. Blessing McClellan C. Young A. P. Davis Mary E. Gott Ralph W. Robinette Samuel T. Webb M. R. Callaway Raymond S. Noell T. J. VanDyke Sue O. Hoback Beatrice V. Hamilton Roland B. Hudson Jr John T. Breth Earl D. Brooks Ruth E. Hale Brady C. Crotty Harry H. Cheatham James B. Hicks East River District O. L.harmon Frank A. Agee Clarence W. Six Thomas Stepp Mrs Earl Parker Billie J. Rumburg Paul K. Ferris Mabel Little Howard B. Carr Annie Taylor E. L. Hylton Mildred Stowers James B. Sapler Robert Dement J. Russell Daugherty Elwood Winfrey C&o Caloric Dixie Hardwick Kenmore Magic Chef Ward Norge Roper Sunray Tappan Universal Welbilt RCA Whirlpool Amere Gas Utilities Company Quality Lumber and Supply Co City Ave James Crow Kentucky OLD Crow Distillery CO Frankfort, KY National Dist Fayette Comfort Post Office Fayette School Queens Pax Personals
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