RDC to Hold Two Meetings This Week in Beckley
Beckley area Rural Development Council schedules two meetings this week. The regular session is Tuesday at 7 30 p m in the Raleigh County Court Room. On Wednesday a dinner meeting at 6 30 p m in the Terrace Room of the Beckley Hotel will discuss the new USDA Rural Areas Development Program and potential RAD district headquarters with Dr Ernest J Nesius dean of WVU College of Agriculture Forestry and Home Economics and local officials. The group aims to coordinate federal state and local rural development work while considering space moves for Welfare Department offices and RAD cooperation. Attending include RDC president Frank Barksdale and officials such as Robert Hicks C C Hutchison Hulett Smith H B Thomas Roger Sharp Charles Hodel S J Larrick Earle Bibb and T Shackelford. Mrs Josephine Hawkins of Beckley Hospital is reported in fair condition after a hip injury from a fall. Jasper is noted as an impure quartz variety with varied colors and stripes.
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Beckley
Rural Development Council
RDC
Raleigh County Court
Frank Barksdale
H. C. Farmer
Ernest J. Nesius
College of Agriculture, Forestry and Home Economics
West Virginia University
Beckley Hotel
USDA
Beckley Area
John Flanagan
Raleigh
Fayette
Wyoming
Flanagan
Paraguay
State Department Services Administration
Welfare Department
Court House
H. G. Farmer
RAD
Nesius
Orville Freeman
Secretary of Agriculture
Dr. Nesius and
Barksdale
Robert Hicks
C. C. Hutchison
Hulett Smith
H. B. Thomas
Roger Sharp
Charles Hodel
S. J. Larrick
Earle Bibb
Co. T. Shackelford
Beckley Area Rdc
RAC
Program Aims to Reach All Raleigh County Students
Raleigh County schools plan a county wide physical fitness program for elementary and high school students. Cranberry Elementary's James B. Deck will lead elementary principals, with a committee including Charles Akers Guy Rum burg S W Moye Clyde Law Norvell Cook and D D Crawford. Robert H Douglas chairs the high school program planning group with Noel Riffe Dewey Romine Mrs Loraine Seay Mrs Henrietta Harper and Kenneth Wheeler. Virgil Sarrett cited a recent survey showing 57.9 percent of American youngsters failed in one or more basic tests, compared with 8.7 percent of European children. Meetings aligned with Governor Barron's letter urging Kennedy era Youth Fitness efforts.
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Raleigh County
James B. Deck
Cranberry
Charles Akers
Central Elementary
Guy Rumburg
Shady Spring
S. W. Moye
Crab Orchard
Clyde Law
Crescent
Norvell Cook
Sophia
D. D. Crawford
Morton Reeves
Robert H
Bob” Douglas
Douglas
Sophia High School
Noel Riffe
Shady Spring High School
Dewey Romine
Marsh Fork High School
Loraine Seay
Stratton
Henrietta Harper
Beckley Junior High
Kenneth Wheeler
Stoco High
Virgil Sar
Commodities to be distributed at Paris Shrewsbury’s home
Commodities will be distributed at the home of Paris Shrewsbury on the Ghent-Odd Road this afternoon and all day Tuesday. Everyone is asked to bring containers.
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Paris Shrewsbury
Ghent-Odd Road
Revival to Begin at Mabscott Community Church
The Rev. L. A. Garten of Mabscott and pastor of Daniels Community Church announces a revival begins tonight at 7 o'clock at the church. Rev. Wade Webb will conduct the services.
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Mabscott
RNS
L. A. Garten
Daniels Community Church
Wade Webb
New Colonaid laxative promises three way relief for aging colon
An older reader’s colon loses tone causing dry, hard stool and weak urge to go. The new COLONAID laxative targets the lower colon with three actions: prevent drying waste, rebulk and tone muscles, and stimulate nerve reflexes for the mass movement. Clinically gentle and safe for expectant mothers, it does not interfere with nutrient absorption. Introductory size 43.
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Colonaid
Physical Fitness Program at Cranberry School
Principal James B Deck of Cranberry Elementary leads a county wide effort to build fit students through a daily routine. Cranberry pupils voluntarily give five minutes each morning and afternoon for exercises, then play games with enthusiasm. When cold weather arrives the program shifts to classroom drills with marching and military style activities. Chinning bars are being built for each class, and a weight and height record will be kept to compare progress at year end.
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James B. Deck
Cranberry Elementary School
Cranberry
Deck
Instructors First Aid Class Begs Today
An instructors first aid class starts at 6:30 p.m. at the Appalachian auditorium through Friday. Clifford E. Lundbert of Alexandria Virginia will teach the course, sponsored by the Raleigh County Chapter of American Red Cross, inviting advanced first aid certificate holders and current instructors to enroll.
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Appalachian Auditorium
Clifford E. Lundbert
Alexandria
Raleigh County
American Red Cross
Shady Spring Band Boosters Elect Officers For Year
Shady Spring High School Band Boosters organized for the year at a Tuesday meeting electing Dolly Sorenson as president and D W Kennemar as secretary treasurer with officers including Mrs. Daniels, Mrs. Hubert Cochran, and Mrs. Jack Rakes. Committees were formed for telephone, program sales, refreshments, and events plans such as movies from Concord College to be shown at the next meeting Tuesday Nov 14. Attending members included Mrs. Harvey Williams, Mrs. Minor Scott, and Alan Staton.
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Beaver
Dolly Club
Sorenson
D. W
Shady Kennemar
Daniels
Spring High
Dent
Alan Staton
Shady
Hubert E. Cochran
Jack W. Rakes
Nelson Cole
Minor Scott
Fred Carter
Rose Harvey
C. N. Carte
Concord College
Polio Clinic Planned At MacArthur Tuesday
A polio clinic will be held at Hollywood Elementary School MacArthur from 10 a.m. to noon Tuesday. Sponsored by the Homeroom Mothers of the school, the event welcomes anyone and charges $1 per shot.
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MacArthur
Hollywood
New River Convocation Fall Youth Rally Set
St Stephen's Episcopal Church hosts the New River Convocation Fall Youth Program on Saturday with invitations sent to Summersville Ansted Oak Hill Hinton Lewisburg Ronceverte and White Sulphur Springs by Ian George president of St Stephen's Youth Fellowship. The Rev David Heil of Ascension Church Hinton will speak at the Saturday night dinner closing the program. Election of convocation officers will be held during the business meeting.
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St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church
New River
Summersville
Ansted
Oak Hill
Hinton
Lewisburg
Ronceverte
White Sulphur Springs
Ian George
St. Stephen’s Youth Fellowship
David Heil
Ascension Church
Heil
Convocation
New Armory Opens as Base for Troop C
Raleigh County hosts the 150th Armored Cavalry Division Troop C of the West Virginia National Guard at a new armory now in full use. Daily active duty runs 6 am to 4 30 pm ahead of mobilization to Fort Meade on October 26. The day includes roll call, meals, record processing, first aid, and training on armored equipment. A CQ watches the armory after hours while troops stay nearby for continuous preparation.
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Raleigh County
150Th Armored Cavalry Division
West Virginia National Guard
Ft. George G. Meade
Oak Hill
Ft. Meade
Beckley Residents Discharged From Raleigh General Hospital
Three Beckley residents Mrs. Mary Scott of Virginia Street Mrs. Gussie Saks of 423 Woodlawn Ave and Miss Em Underwood of 404 Bostic were discharged Sunday after medical treatment at Raleigh General Hospital.
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Beckley
Raleigh General Hospital
Mary Scott
Virginia Street
Gussie Saks
Woodlawn Ave
Em Underwood
Bostic
Coal field tour plans set for Beckley area travel firms
Eastern travel agencies will be informed of the Beckley Chamber of Commerce coal field tour plans to schedule chartered trips starting in May. Ross Martin will contact the State Department of Commerce and the State Road Commission to locate historical markers along the route. Chairman William Hunton appointed Mates Corey and Truman Sayre to find local guides. Ernest Quesenberry will report tour bus costs from Beckley. Other attendees included Robert Hamilton Gene Morehouse and Paul Feigley.
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United States
Beckley Chamber of Commerce
Bowl Wick
Ross Martin
State Department of Commerce
State Road Commission
William Hunton
Corey
Truman Sayre
Ernest Quesenberry
Beckley
Robert Hamilton
Damages Slight In Two Alarms
Beckley fire crews answered two Sunday calls in the business district. At 3 a.m. a motor on a refrigerator unit sparked $150 in damage at Beckley Drug Co on Main St after smoke filled the building for about an hour. A 10:10 p.m. smoke call to Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co on Woodlawn Ave found no damage when a coal stove had run out of coal and smoke returned to the building.
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Beckley Fire Department
Beckley
Beckley Drug Co
Main St
S. M. Bledsoe
North Kanawha St
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co
Woodlawn Ave
Fire Department
First Baptists Consider Hiring Interim Pastor
The Rev. Daniel M. Dorsey and Ripley a retired Baptist minister may serve as interim pastor for the First Baptist Church. Dorsey will meet the executive board at 7 30 p.m. Tuesday to discuss the matter. Dorsey formerly led Salem Baptist Church in Salem. The former pastor A J Cook retired and moved to Florida.
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Daniel M. Dorsey. Ripley
First Baptist Church
Dorsey
Mr. Dorsey
Salem Baptist Church
Salem
A. J. Cook
Florida
Ten seek work at Beckley office of Employment Security
Ten persons filed applications for work at the Beckley office of Employment Security Friday. They were three sales clerks one maid one secretary one porter one service station attendant one sewing machine operator and two construction laborers. Out of the area openings are available for a baker a wig maker mechanical engineer and a civil engineer. A total of 42 persons was placed in local employment by the Beckley office last week.
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Beckley Office of Employment Security
Beckley
Classroom Teachers Meet Tuesday in Raleigh County
The Raleigh County Classroom Teachers Association will meet at 7 30 p m Tuesday at Cran berry Elementary School. Hazel Davenport will discuss the Teachers Education and Professional Standards Program and Bernice Henry will present a musical on Development of Negro Spirituals. During the CTA meeting, school committees will discuss American Education Week in another room. All classroom teachers urged to attend.
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Raleigh County Classroom Teachers Association
Cranberry
Hazel Davenport
Central Elementary School
Bernice Henry
Stratton High School
CTA
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