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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1960

Page

12

Clear Fork Bus Safety Practice Leads Students Training

High School students led by Betty Fisher Bonnie Mollohan Peggy Stanley Kenneth Ferrell and Alford Stover the bus driver participated in practice sessions at Clear Fork. Principal H Sb Knapp announced all bus riders took part including a safety lecture from the driver and principal. The best rear emergency door evacuation time was one minute for 60 students with help from drivers Donally Stover Sheldon Stover and Burnley Williams.

Betty Fisher Bonnie Mollohan Peggy Stanley Kenneth Ferrell Alford Stover H. Sb. Knapp Clear Fork Stover Donally Stover Sheldon Stover Burnley Williams

Wreck Damages Cars Collide Near Oasis

State Police report a Sunday evening crash in front of the Oasis near Bradley. Two drivers, Henry Sanford Hawks and Lionel Max Travis, suffered minor injuries. Travis cut lip. No charges filed. investigation ongoing.

Oasis Bradley Henry Sanford Hawks Mabscott Lionel Max Travis Sophia Travis

Teachers Hear Merits Of New Legislation

The Raleigh County Education Association met at Beckley Junior High School to hear about the National Defense Education Act and the Mason Bill. NEA official Dorothy Brooksby cited millions in NDEA equipment for science and language programs and explained tax relief for educators as provided by the Mason Bill. Kenneth Legg of WVEA highlighted $10,000 liability insurance, a low interest loan program, and the Charleston headquarters project funded by a $2 member assessment increased to $4.

Raleigh County Education Association Beckley NDEA Dorothy Brooksby National Education Association Brooksby NEA U. S Kenneth Legg West Virginia Education Association Legg WVEA West Virginia Charleston United Efforts

Break-in Reported at Park Drug Store

Break-in at Park Drug Store on Johnstown Road occurred Wednesday night. Entry gained through a side window. thieves took $75 in silver.

Park Drug Store Johnstown Road

Beckley VA Amateur Radio Club active with hospital link

Ivan Thompson leads Beckley VA Amateur Radio Club in talks with Los Angeles station, cooperating with Beckley VA Hospital. Meetings 7 pm second Tuesday monthly at hospital with 7 45 pm business sessions. Equipment includes Hallicrafters TX and SX101A receiver. Harold Dew teaches theory. officers Joe Smith Jr Frank Perry Ralph Meadows. Hospital aims to use station for Civil Defense and emergencies. Open to anyone interested in amateur radio.

Ivan Thompson Beckley VA Los Angeles Calif Frank Helvey Beckley Veterans Administration Hospital Harold Dew Theory Club Joe L. Smith Jr Frank Perry Ralph Meadows

State and Local Educators Discuss NDEA Funds Meeting

State Department of Education science specialist Lee Wickline and math specialist Harry Phillips meet Raleigh County educators at 10 30 a m in the Board of Education office to discuss National Defense Education Act funds. The group will plan advanced physics chemistry and math for gifted students and later share insights with Beckley Shady Spring and Woodrow Wilson faculty.

State Department of Education Raleigh County Lee E. ‘Wickline Harry Phillips Virgil A.sarrett Board of Education Sarrett Douglas Schwank Woodrow Wilson High School Lanier Ratcliffe Woodrow Wilson Kenneth C. Gross Frances Cooke Shady Spring High Ida Pitotti Beckley Junior High Edythe Clay

Orchard Man Fined On 3 Counts

A Crab Orchard man, Jesse Glen Willis, pleaded guilty to three charges in Beckley Police Court, blocking a driveway, sidewalk, and traffic. He was fined $15 after leniency recommended by Police Chief Tyree. Three others forfeited bonds totaling $131: Joseph Bailes, Clyde Turner, and an additional drunken driving case with varying bond amounts.

Beckley Edward P. Stansbury Jesse Glen Willis M. E. Tyree Joseph M. Bailes Clyde Turner Austin Ave

GOP Candidate Denies Knowledge Of Ad Stirring Local Clamor

Frank R. Pierce of Shady Spring denounces a circulated political notice linking his divorce to his party, saying his ex-wife authored it without his knowledge. J. T. Jarrell Jr. condemns the act as internal Democratic smear, asserting no personal ties to Pierce or his former wife.

J. T. Jarrell Jr Frank R. Pierce Shady Spring Sheriff Pierce Democrats Jarrell Beckley Newspapers Corp Mrs. Pierce Frank Pierce Raleigh County

Byrd Praised by WV Library Group for Support

West Virginia Library Association commends U S Senator Robert C Byrd for aiding the extension of the federal library services act. A resolution adopted at its 45th annual Wheeling convention October 21 22 notes the act's extension through June 30 1966 and lauds Byrds enthusiastic support and bipartisan backing from both West Virginia senators.

U. S Robert C. Byrd West Virginia Library Association Virginia B. Gibson The Library Association Byrd Wheeling West Virginia

Church To Be Rebuilt At Eccles After Fire

The Shady Grove Baptist Church at Eccles destroyed by fire Friday will be rebuilt. Other area churches were asked to contribute to a fund for reconstruction as authorities estimate the fire loss.

Shady Grove Eccles

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