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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1964

Page

7

Is She An Old Grouch by Mrs Muriel Lawrence

Dear Mrs Lawrence advises a wife to challenge her husband and son over indulgence toward their 17 year old with a car and gas account. The piece argues fear keeps the wife silent, explains the value of a direct showdown, and notes outcomes range from restored closeness to ending pretense of affection. The columnist frames the issue as about respect and personal boundaries within marriage.

Muriel Lawrence Newspaper Enterprise Assn Mrs. Lawrence Bill

Glen Fork PTA Sets Annual Carnival Date

Glen Fork Grade School will host its Halloween Carnival on Oct. 3. The PTA's Thursday meeting approved homeroom booth responsibility, parent solicitations, and school publicity led by Ral Stewart. Regular PTA meetings advance to the third Monday. book prizes will reward the best parent turnout.

Glen Fork Pta Glen Fork ANS Ral Stewart PTA Lawrence Parnell Bert Pizzino Clifford Shrewsbury Lester Blevins David E. Lay Dennie Acord Jr John E. Pizzino Jack Irick Elmer Lay Freda Ackleson Alice McMillian Lily Thompson Eugene Bailey Clifford

Festival Begins Today At Camp

About 80 teenagers and adults from Wharton Kopperston Eccles Helen and Keystone attend a fall Square Dance Festival at Camp Thomas E Lightfoot in Hinton The festival runs through Sunday and is sponsored by the recreation division of Eastern Associated Coal Corp An extension of Easterns summer camp program Fred Robertson director of recreation will lead square dancing Camp director Carl Mack and assistant director Robert Brown will oversee other festival activities

Mount Hope Church Circles Plan White Cross Workshop

Circles of Mount Hope Baptist Temple held meetings Tuesday with Bible study from Hebrews. A White Cross Workshop is set for Friday Oct. 23 at the Mount Hope temple. Plans were made for a Wednesday Family Dinner in the Fellowship Hall and meetings continue into November with various circle hostesses and programs.

Mount Hope RNS Mount Hope Baptist Temple Walter H. Darnall Hulbert Main Street Andrew Oschlager Fellowship Hall of the Baptist Temple Helen Darnall Buckley McCutcheon Oschlager Lillian Davis Helen Thrasher John Brady Robert Lilly Denver Arnold Edgar Akers Bill Withers Galilean Circle Eva Cope Willia Thompson Max McClung Jenkins Richeson Charles Donald Humphrey A. L. Walker

Birthday Dinner Fete For Mrs. Jackson Lafferty

Mrs Perry Lafferty entertained Tuesday at dinner honoring sister in law Mrs Jackson Lafferty on her birthday. Guests included Mrs Glenn Acord Mrs Ward Stewart and Mrs Talley Lafferty. Family weekend visits noted from Garfield Price Edward Smith and others with travels to Lakewood Ohio and Cleveland Ohio.

Clarence McGraw Soulsville Hubert Frazier Sabine Bill Price Glen Fork Stacy Cleveland Ohio E. L. Wahl Billy Clay Mary Beth Slaty Creek Henry Clay John Mossey Jerry Stanleytown

Youth Revival at Glen Fork Independent Baptist Church

Randall Pizzino 17 son of Rev and Mrs Joe Pizzino of Charleston leads a Youth Revival at Glen Fork Independent Baptist Church starting tonight at 7 p m and continuing through Sunday The Rev John Richardson extends invitation to the public to attend.

Glen Fork RNS Randall Pizzino Joe Pizzino Charleston Glen Fork Independent Baptist Church John Richardson Waves

Box lunches dropped at Milwaukee Goldwater rally

The Wisconsin Republican Party said no box lunches will be served at the next Tuesday rally featuring Sen. Barry M. Goldwater. The planned $50 admission and cartons were abandoned because the cartons would pose fire hazards.

Milwaukee Wis UPI Barry M. Goldwater GOP

Outlook '64 Tennessee TVA split shapes Senate bids

The piece highlights Republican Dan Kuykendall opposing TVA privatization while urging to keep TVA intact, as Tennessee fights for up to four Senate seats and six House seats amid strong GOP activity. It notes Gore’s challenge, Bass's race, and nearby Southern contests including Byrd in Virginia and Kirk in Florida, with veterans Stennis unopposed.

TVA Kuykendall Tennessee GOP U.S. Senate Johnson U.S Senate Albert Gore Gore Goldwater Ross Bass Howard Baker Jr Bass Frank Clement Kefauver Estes Kefauver Herbert S. Walters Clifford Davis George Pete Grider Robert Fulton Wills Congress U. S. Senate South Virginia Harry F. Byrd Byrd Richard A. May Florida Spessard Holland Claude Kirk Kirk Holland John C. Stennis D-Miss

Area Hospital Lists Patients in Mullens and Nearby Towns

Wyom ing General Hospital in Mullens lists patients admitted across Oct 3 to Oct 6 including Nina Terry Pineville Danny Lafferty Glen Fork John Parnell Resoco Margaret Dawson Baileysville Lula Bell Wallace Jessie Whitt Bud Geraldine Sturgis Louise Baily Ravencliff Shirley Borders Dayton Linda Morgan Otsego Addie Jennelle Corinne Robert Shrewsbury Freida Monk Herndon Edward Hawley New Richmond Shirley Coffman Tralee Sylvia Mae Goode Corinne Crawford Tolliver Otsego Joseph Fuller Tralee Maude Mitchell Rhodell Christine Thomas Bud Lois Shrewsbury New Richmond Hulda Sizemore Otsego Violet Seabolt Pineville Gladys Carothers Keyrock Nat Harvey Clear Fork Borders Patsy Reed infant Oct 5 Oct 6 admit include Crawford Tolliver Otsego Joseph Fuller Tralee Maude Mitchell Rhodell Christine Thomas Bud Lois Shrewsbury New Richmond Hulda Sizemore Otsego Violet Seabolt Pineville Gladys Carothers Keyrock Nat Harvey Clear Fork Borders Patsy Reed infant Discharged include Edward Hawley James Flaim Debra McKinney James White eo Ball Edith Canada.

Betty Burdett Pauline Phillips Shirley Borders Dayton Ohio Linda Morgan Otsego Addie Jennelle Corinne Robert Shrewsbury Bud Freida Monk Herndon Edward Hawley New Richmond Shirley Coffman Tralee Sylvia Mae Goode Linda Blackshire Charles Wyatt Hulda Sizemore Violet Seabolt Pineville Gladys Carothers Keyrock Nat Harvey Clear Fork Borders Patsy Reed Lucille Hamilton James A. Mitchem Itmann Joseph Kemp Alpeca Karen Kyer Milbert Moran Ashford Irine Deatherage Allen Junction William

Auxiliary Meets Kilsyth Freewill Baptist Ladies

Mrs. Leona Godbey hosted the Friday auxiliary meeting at Kilsyth Freewill Baptist Church. Joann Boyd introduced the program titled Lets Fill The Gap with talks on Neglected People and Witnesses In Samaria and God Uses A Woman. Delegates chosen for November conference and several guests attended.

Kilsyth ANS Leona Godbey Kilsyth Freewill Baptist Church Joann Boyd Hattie Bennett Samaria Pearl Moss Lena Rierson Mary Perry Della Coleman Mount Tabor Freewill Baptist Center Emaline Columbo New York Ronnie Perry Jackie James

Glen Rogers seniors sponsor teen party

Glen Rogers High School held its first social of the year a school party attended by about 80 teens. Decorations created a carnival mood led by Tommy Brooks with help from Douglas Farley Larry Powers Bonnie Tolliver Francine Brooks Karen Blevins Kenny Hughes Cheryl McGraw Carolyn Sizemore. Refreshments run by Carolyn Cook Karen Francis Rosanna Myers with assistance from two teachers. Entertainment organized by Charlie Shumate Frankie Acord Conrad Dillon and class president Damon Clay.

Glen Rogers RNS Glen Rogers High School Tommy Brooks Douglas Farley Larry Powers Bonnie Tolliver Francine Brooks Karen Blevins Kenny Hughes Cheryl McGraw Carolyn Sizemore Carolyn Cook Karen Francis Rosanna Myers

New Officer Elected by Maben Homeroom Mothers

Mrs Obin Reed was elected secretary treasurer at the Thurday morning meeting of the Maben Homeroom Mothers. Other officers are Mrs E R Tyree president and Mrs Jesse Tolliver vice president. The group discussed the annual Halloween carnival with date to be announced and candy was sold after the meeting for the activity fund.

MABEN RNS Obin Reed E. R. Tyree Jesse Tolliver

Miss 4-H Sweepstakes Honored In Fayetteville Club

Mary B. Sweazy daughter of Mr and Mrs W B Sweazy of 204 Court St Fayetteville was elected Miss 4-H of the Fayetteville Tireless Workers 4-H Club. A senior at Fayetteville High School she is active in French Club annual staff Future Homemakers of America and serves as flag carrier for the high school band. She has shown at state wool style review and the state complete costume style show at Jacksons Mill taking county and state awards.

Mary B. Sweazy W. B. Sweazy Court St Fayetteville Fayetteville High School French Club Future Homemakers of America

Mount Hope Visitors Return Home After Short Visits

Mrs Dominick Mashines of Fresno California has returned home after visiting several days with Mr and Mrs Edward Marchio on Maple Fork Road and Mr and Mrs Provie at Park Heights Addition Boyd, mother of Ed Boyd, is reported improving after surgery last week at the Appalachian regional hospital in Beckley Miss Lotte Darbyshire has returned home in Hardy Kentucky after visiting several months with her aunt Mrs Nokie Thompson.

Mount Hope Dominick Mashines Fresno Calif Edward Marchio Maple Fork Road Provie Park Heights Boyd Ed Boyd Beckley Lotte Darbyshire Hardy Nokie Thompson

Children’s playground planned at Southwell track

Nottingham England UPI reports Southwell race track will add a children’s playground with a nurse in attendance next season, offering care for young fans while they watch racing events.

Betting Babies Nottingham Eng UPI Southwell Race Track

PTA Policies Outlined At Spanishburg School

Spanishburg PTA met in the school cafeteria with president Harold Wood in charge. Devotionals were led by Kent Lilly. Wood reported on a successful chicken barbecue with Bluestone Valley Fair and urged repeating it next year. Vernon Dunn introduced faculty. attendance banners went to fourth and fifth grade homerooms and the 12th grade high school. The meeting covered PTA by laws, new committees, and standing projects. 75 members joined. A minstrel show was announced for Oct 23 in the high school auditorium. A social hour followed.

Spanishburg Parent - Teacher Association Harold Wood Kent Lilly Wood PTA Vernon Dunn Dunn Kenneth Gleason Sue Bryant Alma Farley Janice Russell Ruth Stinson

Charter Circle Member Honored At Service

In Oak Hill a Women's Mission Society service honored Mrs. J. P. Staton a charter Carr Circle member since 1908. A Celtic cross memorial was dedicated to the church. Virginia Fox and Loren Fox performed, Rev Randolph Johnson spoke on foreign missions, urging attendance at upcoming state convention and local rallies.

J. P. Staton Beckley First Baptist Church Tully Calvary Baptist Church East Oak Hill Pauline Duncan White Cross Love Gift Martha van Horn First Corinthians Eva Estes van Horn

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