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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1964

Page

3

National Newspaper Week Introduces Register Staff

Profile of the Register newspaper staff in Beckley West Virginia, detailing careers, wartime service, and achievements of editors and reporters including John Hodel Roy L Harmon Robert Wills Lillian Redd Lina MacFarland Linda Bays Robert Monarchy Karl Lilly June Davis Imogene Keffer Teek Rice Gypsie McQuade Leon Shimer and others with notes on their roles and backgrounds.

WVPA State Sportswriters Association Reading Area Lillian Redd Ebenezer Baptist Church Mrs. MacFarland Society Linda Bays Miss Bays Beckley College Stoco High School The Register U. S. Department of Agriculture Washington D. C Bureau of National Affairs, Inc Robert Monarchy Karl Lilly Lilly June Davis Imogene Keffer Wanda Pinson Teek Rice Gypsie McQuade Leon Shimer Miss Davis Mark Twain High School

Beckleyan Is Named Soldier Of The Year

Beckley native Sergeant Kenneth Breeden has been named one of two Outstanding Soldiers of the Year from Fort Benning Georgia. A veteran of Korea and multiple Army assignments, Breeden rose from ammo bearer to squad leader and sergeant while serving in the 4th Cavalry 1st Cavalry Division and later the 7th and 9th Infantry. He is married to Jenny Flo Wilkes and they have two children, Kenna and John Tobias.

Beckley Kenneth Breeden 9Th Infantry Fort Benning Air National Guard Army 4Th Cavalry 1St Cavalry Division Korea Set. Breeden 29Th Infantry 7Th Infantry Division 32Nd Infantry Republic of Korea Breeden 87Th Infantry Jenny Flo Wilkes Philip D. Wilkes Hull St Mr. Wilkes Kenna John Tobias

Armory schedule outlines October November events

A tentative Armory Field House calendar, announced by retiring manager Thomas D. Minter, lists October events including a Homecoming Dance on the 16th and Democratic Dinner on the 24th, with Harlem Globetrotters on November 10 and the Dick Clark Caravan of Stars on November 29. December features high school basketball and multiple parties and dances.

Armory Field House Thomas D. Minter Woodrow Wilson High School Democratic Harlem Globe Trotters Dick Clark Caravan of Stars

Five Prison Inmates Challenge Trial Representation

In Charleston, five inmates from Moundsville Penitentiary asked the State Supreme Court to rule their constitutional rights were violated by inadequate trial representation. Names include William Hicklin and Delbert Browning, among others, with sentences from 1 to life under the Habitual Criminal Act. Handcuffed defendants appeared with court-appointed lawyers at the Supreme Court.

Charleston UPI Moundsville Penitentiary State Supreme Court William Hicklin Fayette County Delbert Browning Jerry Stumbo Clarence May Logan County Larry Arbaugh Ohio County Supreme Court

Rebekah Bible Class elects officers for year

Class Names Officers New Officers for the Rebekah Bible Class of the Methodist Temple have been elected for the year beginning Oct. 1, as follows: Mrs. Frank Bolash, president, Mrs. John Baker, 1st. vice pres ident, Mrs. C. C. Pyles, 2nd. vice president, Mrs. Posey Pet try, secretary, Mrs. J. F. Vaughan, assistant secretary, and Mrs. R. S. Skiles, treasur er.

Rebekah Bible Class Methodist Temple Frank Bolash John Baker C. C. Pyles Posey Pettry J. F. Vaughan R. S. Skiles

Sayre Named State Election Day Chairman for GOP Campaign

Truman L. Sayre of Beckley, an attorney and former Raleigh County chairman, was appointed State Election Day Chairman by GOP State Chairman Jack Weaver. He will oversee absentee ballots poll checkers and telephone and transportation committees. Also named were Thomas N. Webster of Parkersburg as director of pre cincc organization and WN. Bromley of Huntington as State Ballot Security Officer.

Truman L. Sayre Beckley Republican Party GOP Jack” Weaver Sayre Raleigh Thomas N. Webster Parkersburg Precincc WN. Bromley Huntington

Mrs Robert Thomson to Speak at PTO Meeting

Mrs Robert Thomson Jr vocational guidance counselor and mathematics instructor at will address the St Francis de Sales Catholic Church Parent Teacher Association at its Thursday meeting in the school cafe teria The meeting will be at 7 30 p m Mrs Thomson holds an M A in guidance from West Virginia University She is an AB graduate of Carson Newman College in Jefferson City Tenn where she majored in mathematics Hallo ween parties planned in each room Friday Oct 30 Home room mothers in charge of affairs

Robert Thomson, Jr Woodrow Wilson High School St. Francis de Sales Catholic Church Parent Teacher Association Thomson West Virginia University Carson Newman College Jefferson City Tenn George Maiden PTO

Balloting Sought In Cabell Blue Law Election

The West Virginia Supreme Court was urged to command Cabell County Court to place a Sunday closing ballot question on the November 3 ballot. Attorney Stanley Preiser led 11 voters in seeking a mandamus after petitions were rejected for insufficient valid signatures. About 8,763 signatures were claimed valid of 5,950 required. initial petitions had 7,300, with 5,900 valid. Opponents sought extra signatures but were denied. Also noted is the transfer of Bernard J. Childress Jr. from coal traffic agent in Beckley to Richmond, with James H. Blankenship succeeding him in Beckley.

Charleston UPI State Supreme Court Cabell Stanley Preiser Cabell County Preiser Bernard J. Childress Jr Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Co Richmond Virginia Childress Beckley James H. Blankenship

Sororities pledge five area students at Marshall

Sorority rush at Marshall University in Huntington ends with 118 coeds pledged to six sororities. Local pledges include Judy Bolash and Marilyn Woodell from Beckley with Sigma Sigma Sigma and Pam Lynch from Beckley with Alpha Chi Omega. Patty Clyford and Lynda Crotty from Mullens also pledged to Sigma Sigma Sigma. Pledges were chosen after the Sept 13 to 25 rush period, and each will remain a pledge for one semester before earning active status if they maintain a 2.2 average.

Marshall University Huntington Beckley Judy Bolash Sigma Sigma Sigma Pam Lynch Alpha Chi Omega Marilyn Woodell Mullens Patty Clyford Lynda Crotty

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