West Virginia Industrial and Mining Show Scheduled in Charleston
The West Virginia Industrial and Mining Show will be held at the Charleston Civic Center September 16 to 18, with 15 000 expected attendees. Organized by the Charleston Area Chamber of Commerce, it will feature a government conference with the U S Department of Commerce and focus on producer user buyer supplier interactions for coal gas electricity and manufacturing industries.
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J.C. Detfords
Chetrman
Uc Sexyines
Xates
Jefferds
Ace
Wiefferds
Hooth
West Virginia
Civico
Chartentat
Benge Chabeuiaih
Tie Othanager Ab
Ralachian Power Co
Beckley
W. C
District of Columbia
Joe P. Gills
Azgne Vialian
Apnaigehlan Power Co
Raannke
Aveh A. Moore
United States
Wistiiet
Nepublican
Por
Otley
Marmiret Helfrich
Ohio State University
Gohimlus
Ofoy the Hey
Hall
Tinolhy
Episcopal Church
Perryshug
Ohio
William Mf. Miernyk
West Virginia University
Morgantane
Band Council Named At Pask Junior High School
Clarene Stepp, chavi director, says Pask Junior High School formed a band council for 18th event. Members include Darrell, Patton,cky Surrs, Maral Williama, Halstead, Mary Jo Hurdiss, Pail Linnberry, Jil Hutchinson, and Debbie Tylton. Bond totals are three fourths of the Texas value.
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Envices
Eftor
Pask
Clarene Stepp
Chavi
Darrell, Patton
Cky Surrs
Maral Williama
Ste” Halstead
Mary Jo Hurdiss
Pail Linnberry
Attendant on International Student Exchange Voyage
A student from Springdale, Aoy Beckley, and a companion sail from New York Harbor aboard the ship M3. Auceliu, chartered by the Connell of dtservational Education Exchange, bound for studies at Schontbays Atrand School in Sahn. Vin, a student at Mylr Academy, accompanies the party aboard the voyage as part of the exchange program.
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Sel Donal Simicl Abas, Soo
A. David Abrama
EL Springdale Aoy Beckley
Stidact
Auceliu
Connell of
Dtservational Education Exchange
Spain
Abrams
New York Harbor
Schontbays
Former Register State Stafford Named To Capital Post
Veteran journalist and former Raleigh Register city editor Charles L. Stafford, 6 4, was named deputy of the Washington bureau of The Si Vetersinity Crla Times. Stafford, a Grieson alumnus and WVU graduate, has served as AP reporter and correspondent in West Virginia, Baltimore, New York, and Tampa. He is married to Cohen Mice Thayer of Grafton with two children. Announcement of his appointment by Managing Editor Robert Hainan was made in Washington.
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Raleigh Register
Fins Ween
Dhuet
Washington
Crla
Charles L. Stafford
Rprinter
Gaels So
Teeiders
St Peteraliver
Winellas County
Florida
Biniford
Nmlive
Grieson
Oo Javedalipm
West Virginia University
Thomas A. Stafford
AVAS
Register
Charleston Gazette
Comet
Woolherd
West Virginity
Charles Stafford
Associiled Press
Tinntington
Alt
Virginia
Baltimore
New York City
Tamim
Fla
Pritonty
Vampa Tribune
E Mafford
Thel
Thayer
Grafton
Springfield
Matridol
Military Academy
West Paitt
Stafford
Te Tires
Robert Hainan
Karate And Fitness Classes Planned At YMCA Beckley
Began Tuesday at the Beckley Halelyn County YMCA, instructors listed. Fees include 5 for members and 16 for nonmembers. Interested individuals may attend a first session next Tuesday at the Georgetown location.
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Beckley-Halelyn County
Eretor
Dracy Cook
Pons
Geo Pon
Douglass Outlines New River Hereford Breeders Services
Douglass explains services offered to New River Hereford breeders at Beckley event. He highlights meat inspection program, feeder calf sales, portable chutes, portable scales, and testing programs with Cooperative Extension. Kickoff dinner honored Shackelford and noted the market's role in supporting local Hereford cattle production.
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Douglass
New River
Virginis Megnient of Health
Raleigh
Helen Snuffer
Wovners
Beckley Farmer's Market
Saint
Sbeen
Lxtousian Servier
Lie State
New River Association
W. Va
Shackelford
Sip
Talelah
Beckley College Opens Library With Extended Hours
Beckley College announces the library opening today with extended hours through Friday. Library head Mrs Lyra Paice of UT Maxwell notes schedule from 7 68 am to 4 am Monday to Thursday, reopening later for study, with student assistants Nora Guy and Divida Jessy helping under librarian Sharon Wheeler. The project includes access to West Virginia University and Marshall University newspapers and a planned expansion to 119 libraries, aiming to enrich references and catalogues for transfer programs.
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ImBriary
Cenungyy College
Lirelyn Paice
UT Maxwell MU
É Pum
Aue Macke
Maxweilly
Virgin
Will Bajalong
Collagues Fronyfi ‘Whder Atuid
Alllniajar Enlieges
Univerailes
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Hockley Life
Henry's
Pyploy
Trash Tigtsey
Willian Klein
Tike Uy
Donwreckers
Ciyiise
Voyshen
Tearn
Klein
Lincoln National Lift Insurance
Heckley
Massey
Jack Tmeury
Mewplo
Lite
Hward
Agate
Caroll Guided
Pacney
Peuplo
Ite
Charleston
Weab Virginia
Joseph C. Jefferoix
Ars
Charlest Area
Appalachian Powers
ATC
Appalachian Prnver Ca
Ils
Atlils
Appalachian Rays
Servier Uly
Appalachian
Power Co
Welch
Tose
L. Oyen
Salithern West Virgina Chula
Gyeo
Doe-ley
Munorial Hospital
Philippines
Owen
Par Rastein University
Manly
Gyro
Far Exatera University and Hospital
Bhigabeth Hospital
Auenheth
St. Peters General Hospital
New Brimawlek
St. Peters
Beckley Plaza Shopping Center
Skelton, W
Val
Band Council
Jonelly
Thesie
Texas
Drosteyrs
Suelny
Trent Row
Talah
Heylan
Eugene Wallace
Mitre Dy
Avi Mya
Margaret Lant
Gy Totor
Pirajeets
Iteas
Ralslog Inds
Ilsensgou
Yuceli
Nobel
Mesewinl Ocl
Capital Post
Agriquince
Gus RK. Douglass
Conaradates
C. T. Shackelford
New River Meteford Broaders Association
Isoky Shackelford
Beckley College
Ymes Pyssi8thmt
Reeviey College
Lisrary
Holsand Byoks
Novarlin Iail
Tha Ubrary
West Virgiiin University
Marshal University
Atleves Aba
John W. Saunders
Ae the College
Hone Snovolt
Bers Nod Bostick
Paice
D. K. Shrayer
Sack van Dyke
Chevalier Cresentater Paris
UPE
Mize Tran
Entertainge Mourigs
Chevatley Foantay
Tia
Wethdey
Lito Melt Club
Chevalley
Leon da Rho
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