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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1948

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Partlow backs council in stand against negotiating with union

Mullens Police Chief Wendell W Cook is praised for supporting the Mullens Volunteer Fire Department by donating 6 15 to the firemen’s fund after raids on illegal dice games netted cash. He says such seizures push the stake money to top results. In Princeton, Attorney General Isa Partlow backs the city council in refusing to recognize the United Construction Workers as bargaining agent for city workers. The council cites prior state opinions and incidents in Morgantown and Clarksburg, noting high winds worsen street conditions while workers strike and picket.

Register Mullens Wendell W. Cook Mullens Voluleer Fire Department Holreyd Cook Guyandotte River Princeton Isa Partlow United Construction Workers Egal Head Clark Thornton Clarence Meadows Thornton Morgantown Clarksburg

One Third of Goal Reached in Drive at Oak Hill High

Oak Hill High School students and staff have raised more than a third of the $3,000 magazine subscription goal in a drive begun after an assembly with Principal Joe Oliver and distributor E N Dubary. Proceeds will fund student council activities, finish paying for last year’s sound system, and may buy a movie projector and wire recorder. Sophomore Carol Burgess won a cash prize for securing the largest amount, with $1,130 subscribed so far.

Register OAK Hill Oak Hill High School Joe Oliver E. N. Dubary Carol Burgess

Princeton Lawyer Admitted to Bar

William Henry Sanders of Princeton was admitted to the bar by Judge F. Morton Wagner after graduating from Randolph-Macon and the University of Virginia. A Marine Corps veteran wounded at Tarawa, he later served on General Clay’s Berlin staff and plans to open an office in the Princeton Bank and Trust Building with his wife Katherine Little and their two year old son. Corrine Gill of Layland visited relatives in Charleston.

Register Princeton William Henry Sanders F. Morton Wagner Hartley Sanders Randolph-Macon University of Virginia Law School Pacific Marine Corps Tarawa General Clay Berlin Katherine Little Emporia Airway Drive Sanders Princeton’ Bank and Trust Company

Sears Funeral Set for Today

Funeral services for Herman Watson Sears 73 will be held at 2 p.m. today in Tyree Funeral Home chapel Kilsyth with Rev Ames Ocks on of Mount Hope presiding Burial will follow at Highlawn Memorial Park Sears died Friday evening at his Kilsyth home

Register Oak Hill Herman Watson Sears Kilsyth Tyree Ames Ockson Mount Hope Highlawn Memorial Park

Episcopal Meet Held at Bramwell

Bishop R E L Strider opened the Bramwell convocation this morning with an illustrated talk by Rev Jennings Wise Hobson Jr on mission work in Alaska. Mrs Hobson spent three years with Alaskan Indians and will work with Eskimos on return. Mrs Frederick Virgin attends as guest speaker and Center Street Princeton dinner honors her with Woman's Auxiliary members present. Attendees include Princeton residents Mrs George Brown and others.

Register Bramwell R.E.L Strider Episcopal Diocese of West Virginia Jennings Wise Hobson, Jr Alaska Hobson Frederick Virgin Williamson Episcopal Church J. T. Tobin Center Street Princeton Princeton Episcopal Church George Brown Russell Hare J. G. Barber Bess Harbor Carter Snead J. L. Tobin Edna L. Gardner

Mrs. D. F. Hamlin Is Party Honoree

Mrs. D. F. Hamlin of Pineville was the guest of honor at a dessert bridge shower hosted in South Mullens by Mrs. H. G. Bennett Jr. Bridge clubs joined in the event with attendees including Mrs. Roger Pritchett and Mrs. Woodrow W. Cook. Prizes went to Hamlin high score, Pritchett second, Cook low, and Wyatt traveling for bidding and making slam.

Register Mullens D. F. Hamlin Pineville 8. G. Bennett, Jr South Mullens Roger Pritchett W. C. Neal Woodrow W. Cook Ben Murphree Gene Blevins T. C. Wyatt T. Co. Wyatt

Convention Film Shown at Meeting

Oak Hill Rotary Club members viewed a film traveling along the coastline from New York to Buenos Aires. Dr. K A Duncan, a Rotary International convention representative, presented the reel at the dinner meeting held last night in Oak Hill. Guests included Rev A A Angle, Rev Joseph Hoffman of Charleston, Dr Ronald Atkins of Montgomery, David Hypes, C S Dodd of Fayetteville, Cecil W Lovell of Beckley, and Rev John Locke of Virginia.

Register Oak Hill New York Buenos Aires K. A. Duncan Rotary Club Duncan Rotary International South America A. A. Angle Joseph Hoffman Charleston Ronald Atkins Montgomery David Hypes C. S. Dodd Fayetteville Cecil

Drama Students Sold Plays at Concord College Workshop

Athens reports Concord College Drama Workshop plans two major productions Life With Father and Twelfth Night this semester. Cast for Life With Father to be chosen this week and presented November 16. The workshop aims to stage two three one act plays each semester with students directing and performing. An original play by Charles A Dunn at Miami University will open the first bill.

Athens Drama Workshop Concord College Howard Lindsay Russel Crouse Wiliam Shakespeare Maliere Mossart Little Theatre Charles A. Dunn Miami University

Overseas Aid Boxes Packed by Scouts at Oak Hill

Oak Hill Girl Scout troop members packed clothing boxes for overseas relief at their meeting. The effort closed a summer campaign to gather as much clothing as possible. An officer election is set for Monday and juniors will transition into the senior troop.

Register Oak Hill

VFW Cancels Oak Hill Variety Show

The Veterans of Foreign Wars Post and Auxiliary in Oak Hill cancel the radio broadcast titled Fun for You to be presented at Oak Hill High School auditorium tonight and Thursday due to unforeseen incidents during dress rehearsal last night.

VFW Oak Hill Register Oak Hii High School Veterans of Foreign Wars Post

Oak Hill Junior High to Crown Homecoming Queen

Oak Hill Junior High students vote to select a homecoming queen and two attendants from seventh to ninth grade. Football squad will choose candidates, and the winner will be introduced at halftime by principal Joe Oliver.

Register Oak Hill Beckley Joe Oliver

Ellison Funeral Service Today for Lucinda Ellison

Mrs Lucinda Matthis Ellison 94 died at her Lansing home after a year long illness She was born December 14 1854 and belonged to Good Hope Baptist Church Survivors include four sons William L Ellison Oak Hill Alex S Ellison Lansing Arthur M Ellison Ansted Cecil D Ellison Charleston two daughters Mary Anna Atkinson Graydon Elizabeth Ellison Lansing Funeral services are at Good Hope Baptist Church at 2 p m today with Rev John Bragg officiating Burial follows in Good Hope Cemetery

Register Oak Hill Lucinda Matthis Ellison Lansing Good Hope Baptist Church William L. Ellison Alex S. Ellison Arthur M. Ellison Ansted Cecil D. Ellison Charleston Mary Anna Atkinson Graydon Elizabeth Ellison John Bragg Good Hope Cemetery

Mercer County Farm Bureau Drives Open in Mercer

Mercer County Farm Bureau membership drive advances with three active teams led by captains R. E. Harbet J. M. Bailey and Kermit Bowling. Meetings planned across Glenwood Park Pettry Browning Browning Land art school Lerena school Camp Creek school Spanishburg Oak Hill and more with coordinators Bill Faulkner J. R. Lilly and Fred Bowling guiding sessions.

Princeton Mercer County Farm Bureau R. E. Harbet Wade Elmore Melvin Smith Essie Bailey Harry Hutchinson Bill Faulkner J. S. Bobbitt J. R. Hatcher Z. F. Maybury Dewey Bailey R. H. Nfall J. M. Bailey High Gooch Jr Ray Cheatwood H. B. Coburn Lee Bobbitt G. M. Bird C. A. Fletcher P . West Kermit Bowling Ernest Lilly B. C. Snidow Ed Lusk G. Lusk Basil Neely J. R. Lilly E. F. Bratton Glenwood Park Pettry School A. E. Pennington Browning Land Art School T. F. Browning Lerena H. C. Baldwin Camp Creek Cecil Farley Register Spanishburg Oak Hill D. D. Whit Flat Tooney Fred Bowling W. Bowles T. B. Fitzgerald Oak Hill Baptist Church A. J. Bishop Carl Allen Methodist Church Mrs.Whitney Ray Tillow

Election Laws To Be Discussed By Republican Club

Republican Woman's Club will hear election laws explained at a meeting Monday night. All Fayetteville District election officials are invited. Mrs. H. F. Zeek outlined the 1948 National Republican platform and absentee ballots were prepared for mailing.

Register Oak Hill Republican Woman’s Club C. R. Hill Fayetteville H. F. Zeek National Republican Party

Wages Privileges Compared Americans Russians in Talk

The Welton Parent-Teacher Association heard C A Blankenshir discuss democracy versus communism, noting Americans enjoy broad purchasing power and Russians face licenses for radios. He contrasted wages, telephones, cars, and refrigerators, citing seven weeks needed for a clothing purchase in Russia. Claude Phillips urged parent teacher cooperation. The group plans a Halloween carnival to raise funds for a piano, hot lunch equipment, and other needs. Membership reached 36 paid members with $9 in treasury. Group insurance totals were cited, rising from 630 million in 1918 to 33 billion.

Register Stott Waller Allen Junction C. A. Blankenshir Wyoming County Welton Parent-Teacher’s Association Russia Claude Phillips Wyoming County Trade School Della Bailey Ipaid Evel Associa ‘Tion’s Treasury United States

Hall Joins Railway Auxiliary in Mullens Meeting

Mrs Walker H Hall becomes a member of the Ladies Auxiliary to the Brotherhood for Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen after a Monday night session at the West Mullens clubhouse. President Mrs Bernard Rasnake presided while social hour refreshments were provided by several members. The next meeting is scheduled for November 15. Graveside rites are set for Beckelheimer Child of Crab Orchard, who died shortly after birth. The service will be at Caffee Cemetery Mt Tabor at 1 p.m. today. survivors include parents, two sisters, and grandparents.

Register Mullens Walker H. Hall Ladies’ Auxiliary Brotherhood For West Mullens Bernard Rasnake W. F. Moore Vernon Duncan H. D. Fuqua Fred Murdock R. Parsons C. E. Lewis Sam Kingrea Beckethimer Alr Woodrow Beckethimer Crab Orchard Caffee Alt. Tabor Billie Jean Childress Katherine Jewel

Alcoholics Anonymous Plans Open Meeting With Local Speaker

A Beckley Group AA open meeting will feature a professional man from Lewisburg as speaker on Thursday October 21 at 8 p.m. in Room 6 of the Memorial Build. The public is invited to attend.

Alcoholics Anonymous Lewisburg Beckley Group of Memorial Building

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