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Mr and Mrs W C Brooks Bob and Joe Gall. president, son of Louis Gall. Glen Daniel. Carolyn Staples reporter, daughter of L M Staples Eccles.
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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1959
Page
8
Mr and Mrs W C Brooks Bob and Joe Gall. president, son of Louis Gall. Glen Daniel. Carolyn Staples reporter, daughter of L M Staples Eccles.
Paul Fourney Beckley lawyer and former resident of Blue Jay and Rev. Garland Howington pastor of Grace Gospel Church Beaver discussed juvenile delinquency at the Blue Jay PTA meeting. A trio from First Church of God Beckley sang numbers. President Finley Prewitt ran the meeting. three new teachers joined. About 60 members attended.
Concord College hosts the Federal Service Entrance Examinations on November 14 at 8 30 a m in the Little Theater. Dr Cloyd Armbrister urges applicants to file by October 29 with the college and obtain the admission card and federal employment forms. William F Murray of Bluefield Social Security Office will administer the tests with Ronald Eanes assisting. The program offers career trainee positions across many federal agencies, with benefits and prospects nationwide.
Mrs Walter James announced Raleigh County schools and libraries will receive bookmarks as part of the 1959 Tuberculosis and Health Association Christmas Seal Sale education program. Co chairwoman Mrs Kermit Locke leads the distribution with bookmarks showing the double barred cross and the Fight Tuberculosis message to all school children.
About 50 students from 10 Raleigh Fayette Wyoming Mercer Summers and McDowell counties attended the Southeastern District Student Council Conference at Sophia High School. Harold Calhoun president opened the meeting with prayers and songs as James L Hornbeck welcomed attendees. Sherman Trail Raleigh County Schools superintendent spoke as workshops covered vandalism prevention leadership development and council procedures. Luncheon followed at Sophia Methodist Church with pantomime and ventriloquism acts. Officers announced include Larry Crawford vice president Raymod Kidwell treasurer and Wayne Bond secretary.
A feature reports on teen readers from across the nation giving advice on dating, curfews, acne, and other youth problems. Letters from E. T. and S. T. prompt teen panels to suggest ending pursuit or setting boundaries with boys who tell dirty jokes, with most teens urging the former and mothers’ guidance on handling crude humor gaining support.
The MTHS freshman class, led by chairman Miss Topsy O'Dell past president of the Woman's Club of Beckley, begins Sunday November 15. Seals’ will letters will reach Raleigh County citizens by November 16 with a $10,000 drive goal. O'Dell urges Raleigh Countians to buy Christmas Seals for health awareness and to aid tuberculosis prevention. Groundwork at Mark Twain High School fosters school improvement led by officers Donald Moore president John L Lewis vice president David Mullens secretary and Dwight Trent treasurer.
Registration for the Methodist Leadership Training School and Laboratory School for Children's Workers is at 6 30 p m tonight in The Methodist Temple Classes begin at 7 p m each night Two leadership sessions with a 20 minute coffee break between periods Courses include Developing Christian Workers No 510 with Mrs W B Peck Young Adult Work in the Church No 412 1 by Rev W E Daugherty Guiding Seniors and Older Youth No 331 341 by Miss Jeanne Rampp Music in Christian Education No 141 3 by Mrs Paul W Hinzman Nursery and kindergarten led by Mrs Mary Mikeal Primary department directed by Mrs E E Childers Local hostesses include Mrs R T
Marshall College reports 193 area students this semester led by registrar Luther E. Bledsoe. Cabell County contributes 1,771 students while Wayne, Kanawha, Logan, and Mingo exceed 100 each. Ohio and Kentucky also have notable counts. several states and nations are represented among the 4,034 students.
Two bronze tablets mark historic Broadway sites now housed in shoe stores. One honors the Globe playhouse site, while another plaque nearby marks Eugene O Neill birthplace, both on storefronts that serve as current shoe shops.
One hundred children from the Methodist Temple will attend the laboratory observation school with enrollment from Mullens Fayetteville and Oak Hill areas. Rev J B Dryfield is dean and Rev Leonard Reckart is business manager. Dr J B F Yoak Jr chairs the board with Dr Jennings Fast district superintendent. No charge for the school and registration at 6 30 p m today at The Methodist Temple.
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