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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1964

Page

3

Pledges Tested At Sorority Meeting In Mullens

Gamma Alpha Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met at Mrs. Jody Clowers home. Pledges took the Ritual of Jewels test 45 minutes earlier. Jim Bowers reported on the Beta Sigma Phi State Convention in Beck Oct 24. Attendees included multiple members. New director is Mrs. Lee Roy Dean. Next meeting hosts Halloween party at Mrs. Don Neely’s on Oct 28.

Jim Bowers Clifton Pauley Don Neely Gamma Alpha Chapter Lee Roy Dean

Ravencliff Visitors Gather for Folksy Charleston Weekend

Mrs. Jessie Brown of Mc Graws and her relatives Pat and Jamie Brown visited Charleston to see Carolyn Brown at Morris Harvey College with Miss Dianne McKinney. The party hunted Frank Acord and Stewart Schuman at Drews Creek, then returned home Sunday. Mrs. Janie Lafferty hosted dinner for Beckley guests. Families from Beckley and Alexandria, plus Washington PA, joined at various visits and meals with extended kin.

John Hall Michael Kimberley Lynn Tom Hall Beckley

Presbyterian Circles Meet at Mount Hope Church

Mrs. C. R. Bourland hosted Circle No. 1 with W. G. Callaway presiding and L. D. Clark moderating a study of Ephesians. Circle No. 2 met at 1:30 pm with O. J. Walker presenting Church Extension and W. C. Carter leading the Bible lesson. Plans for November nursery and notices of church meetings and events were announced.

C. R. Bourland T. L. Feazell Circle No. 1 C. E. Jones Joe McCoy W. C. Holliday H. D. Norton P. C. Graney, Jr W. W. Hunter Circle No. 2 Mount Hope Presbyterian Church O. J. Walker W. C. Carter Welch Anderson Church Mount Hope Clara Craig R. E. Core O. G. Callison V. A. Vickers W. E. Lawton

Mount Hope engineers meet in Beckley dinner room

Mount Hope area attendees at a West Virginia Society of Professional Engineers dinner in Beckley included Thomas Howard Claude Phillips and Lloyd G Fitzgerald. Miss Gilda Magliano of Price Hill is under observation and treatment at University Hospital in Charlottesville Va Miss Janet Dorado Huntington visited her parents at 211 Main St over the weekend.

Mount Hope RNS West Virginia Society of Professional Engineers Beckley Thomas Howard Claude Phillips Lloyd G. Fitzgerald Gilda Magliano Price Hill University Hospital Charlotesville Janet Dorado Huntington Sam Dorado Main St

Rebels Killed in Venezuela Clash in Guaramacal Mountains

In Venezuela's Guaramacal Mountains, fifteen pro Communist guerrillas were reported killed in a clash with an army patrol. The reports were received by UPI from sources located near Maracaibo and detail ongoing security operations in the region.

RED Maracaibo Venezuela

Water's Essential Role in Chemical Reactions

Britannica notes water acts as a crucial substance in many chemical reactions, present in minute amounts yet essential for reaction mechanisms and outcomes across diverse systems.

Attention to Speed in School Zones Emphasized

The piece underscores many reasons to strictly follow school zone speed limits, highlighting safety for students, awareness for drivers, and legal penalties for violations, urging careful driving near schools.

Six Tree Farms Are Dedicated Near Baileysville

Six new tree farms totaling nearly 50 000 acres were dedicated near Baileysville on Saturday. The largest farm spans 47 304 acres and is operated by Georgia-Pacific Corp. Ernest J. Nesius, vice president of West Virginia University center for Appalachian Studies, called tree farms a source of basic needs, outdoor pleasure, and an economic boon for the state’s wood industry.

Baileysville Georgia-Pacific Corp Ernest J. Nesius West Virginia University Center For Appalachian Studies

Local School Returns Students and Hospital Acknowledgments

Glen Fork reports Danny Lafferty returns to Glen Fork Grade School after hospital stay at Wyoming General Hospital Mullens. Brenda Cook arrives from Washington DC to visit his mother. Byram Blevins remains patient at Beckley Appalachian Regional Hospital, admitted Saturday. Croba Sanders ill in the same hospital.

Glen Fork RNS Danny Lafferty Gladys Lafferty Wyoming General Hospital Mullens Brenda Cook Washington, D. C Alta Cook Byram Blevins Beckley Appalachian Regional Hospital Croba Sanders

Weekend visits to Workman and Wellman families

Weekend visitors to Mr and Mrs Frank Workman were their sons Lewis and Willis employed at Highlands. Also visiting were Mr and Mrs Billy Shumate and Jesse children, Mr and Mrs Leland Shumate and Miss Susan Blanken of Pineville. James Wellman, employed in Bluefield, visited his parents Mr and Mrs Milton Wellman.

Jesse RNS Frank Workman Lewis and Willis Highlands Workmans Billy Shumate Leland Shumate Susan Blanken Pineville James Wellman Bluefield Milton Wellman

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