Leaders Named For UF At Raleigh County Luncheon
A Raleigh County Unit ed Fund meeting will name division commanders for A Corps and announce leaders at a Dutch treat luncheon at the Beckley Hotel. Philip W. Payne will preside with Eugene R. Foster as A Corps leader and John W. Straton as his assistant. B Corps leaders E J Berger and John M. Gates already chosen. The drive aims to raise 68200 for 11 agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Fund of
Raleigh County
Beckley Hotel
Melvin Tolle
Philip W. Payne
Eugene R. Foster
John W. Straton
E. J. Berger
John M. Gates
C. O. “Smitty” Smith
Lewis McManus
William F. Watts
USIA Seeks TV Technicians in Washington DC
G. Z. Kincaid, Examiner in Charge, Beckley Post Office Building Room 101, announces openings for television operations technician and maintenance technician in the United States Information Agency service in Washington DC. Positions require varied technical experience in radio or TV broadcasting, recording, or related fields. Residence study in technical broadcasting or electronic engineering may substitute for some experience. Announcements and application forms available from Kincaid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Z. Kincaid
Beckley Post Office
United States Information Agency
Wash
D. C
Kincaid
Lucas Talks To Area Key Clubs Divisional Meeting Report
J R Lucas Jr president elect of the Beckley Kiwanis Club addressed 18 representatives from Bluefield Matoaka Princeton and Beckley Key Clubs at a Divisional Meeting held at Woodrow Wilson High School. Pat Tucker lieutenant governor presided and announced the next meeting set for October 31 at 2 pm in Bluefield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Lucas Jr
Beckley Kiwanis Club
Woodrow Wilson High School
Bluefield
Matoaka
Princeton
Beckley
Pat Tucker
WWHS
Cranberry Elementary PTA Seeks Parents for 1964-65 Committees
The Cranberry Elementary Parent-Teachers Association meets tonight in the school to hold a 7 p.m. room visitation and a 7:30 p.m. business session led by Mrs. John Cheetham, the president. She urges all parents to attend as committees for the 1964-65 term are named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cranberry Elementary Parent - Teachers Association
John Cheetham
Cheetham
Thompson In Hospital After Mining Accident Injuries
James Graham Thompson of Box 274 Hatcher was admitted to Appalachian Regional Hospital at 2 40 p m Monday after a mining accident. He was treated for cuts on the back and is reported in fair condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Graham Thompson
Hatcher
Appalachian Regional Hospital
Major Alfred Bazzarre Retires From Air Force
Major Alfred Bazzarre ends a 21 year Air Force career with retirement on September 1 at Shaw AFB South Carolina. He receives the Air Force Commendation Medal for service in communications and electronics during the Cuban Crisis and other contingencies. He has served at multiple bases worldwide including China Burma India Philippines Korea and Germany. He and his wife Ida Belle McKinney of Ghent and their three children reside at 5438 Oakland Drive Route 3 Sumter I C.
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Alfred B. Bazzarre
T. E. Bazzarre
Parkwood Drive
Beckley
U. S. Air Force
Shaw Afb
S. C
Marvin McNickel
Maj. Bazzarre
New Delhi
India
Needles
Calif
Collie Crest
Seattle
Wash
United States
China
Burma
Philippines
Korea
Germany
9Th U. S. Air Force
Shaw
Maj
Bazzarre
Ida Belle McKinney
Ghent
Oakland Drive
Rt. 3
Sumter
I. C
WVPA Sets Oct 3 Press Panel In Charleston
Democratic candidate Hulett C. Smith of Beckley and Republican Ce cil Underwood will answer questions from newsmen October 3 in Charleston during the West Virginia Press Association annual meeting. The convention runs October 1-3 at the Daniel Boone Hotel with panel at 10 30 a m. Workshops, two banquets and a cabaret dance are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hulett C. Smith
Beckley
Cecil Underwood
Charleston
West Virginia Press Association
Daniel Boone Hotel
Smith
Poll Officials School Classes Slated By GOP
Raleigh County Republican Executive Committee plans a series of poll official training schools announced by Chairman Ted Kessinger. Meeting at GOP headquarters on Main Street at 7:30 p.m. will finalize arrangements. Mona Tolliver will teach with Kessinger and Smith assisting. Ten schools are planned across Town District and six other magisterial districts on Monday nights with county school facilities sought for black boards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh County
Republican Executive Committee
Ted Kessinger
Executive Committee
GOP
Main Street
Ticket
C. C. “Smitty
Smith
Mona Tolliver
Kessinger and
Kessinger
Houchins elected to one-year PIA board term
William M. Houchins general manager of Biggs Johnston Withrow was chosen to serve a one year term on the Printing Industries of America board at the 78th annual convention in St Louis Mo. He represents the West Virginia Printing Industry and has previously served on the PIA board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M. Houchins
Biggs-Johnston- Withrow
Printing Industries of America
PIA
National Trade Association of the Graphic Arts Industry
Houchins
West Virginia Printing Industry, Inc
Chase Park Plaza
St. Louis
Washington, D. C
Pia’s
U.S
Canada
GOP Club Plans Weiner Roast at Raleigh HQ
The Raleigh County Republican Women's Club scheduled an indoor wiener roast for Monday Oct 5 from 4 to 9 pm at the GOP headquarters on Main Street. Co chairs are Mrs C W Bill James and Mrs Carl Jones with Miss James on the committee. Hot dogs and coffee will be served at a nominal price. The event aims to boost women’s activities and familiarize members with the headquarters location. The telephone committee includes several members. The club also voted to move regular meetings to the first Monday of each month at 7:30 pm at 118 1/2 Main St over Embee's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh County Republican Women’s Club
GOP
Main Street
C. W
Bill’’ James
Carl Jones
Miss James
Robert Davis
Main St
Embee’s
Man Falls From Ambulance Hospitalized in Raleigh Area
Larry O Neale? and address appear in this clipped report. Larry O Neale of 207 Allen Ave. was admitted to Raleigh General Hospital at 4 45 am after falling from the back door of a Rose and Quesenberry Funeral Home ambulance. He was treated for head injuries and listed in fair condition. the incident involved the funeral home employee attempting to close the door while the vehicle moved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry O'Neal
Allen Ave
Raleigh General Hospital
Rose and Quesenberry Funeral Home
O'Neal
Funeral Home
Amos Quesenberry
Beckley Man Treated After Pool Room Fall
Beckley rescue unit responded to Green's Pool Room on South Fayette Street at 8 57 p m Monday for Phil lip White 53 of Beckley who fell and cut his chin. He was transported to Raleigh General Hospital where he received treatment and was released.
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Beckley
Green
South Fayette St
Phillip White
Raleigh General Hospital
Byrd Predicts ARD Act Will Boost State
Senator Robert C. Byrd of West Virginia told the West Virginia Retailers Association that the Appalachian Regional Development Act will be a boon for the state boosting industry business and retail trade. He said neighboring states would also benefit and预计 to push a $1.1 billion Appalachian program through the Senate Appropriations Committee. He praised free enterprise and federal policies as solutions for small business and regional economic blight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
UPS
Robert C. Byrd
D-W.va
West Virginia
Byrd
West Virginia Retailers Association
Appalachia
Senate Appropriations Committee
Salvation Army Rally Held At New River Park
New River Park will host the Salvation Army Sunday School Rally Day Observance starting at 10 a m Sunday. Women will wear gingham dresses and aprons while men wear overalls. Congregants will bring picnic lunches for a fellowship hour after the services.
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New River Park
Salvation Army
Army Recruiting Change Involves Local Station
The U S Army Recruiting Main Station Beckley is among 70 regional stations affected by a transfer of Army Recruiting Service duties. Fort Monroe’s recruiting responsibility moves to CONARC under Gen Hugh P Harris with operations starting Oct 1. Six districts and 1,136 local stations are involved, with about 2,500 recruits passing through the local Main Station annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Army
Beckley
Army Recruiting Service
Fort Monroe
U.S. Continental Army Command
Conarc
Department of the Army
Hugh P. Harris
Ft. Monroe
Pentagon
U.S. Army
Cruiting District
Ft. George G. Meade
United States
Army
Redistricting Will Strengthen State Governments
Washington (UPI) Senator Jennings Randolph of West Virginia argued that Supreme Court reapportionment rulings will strengthen state legislatures by ensuring population based apportionment. He criticized congressional efforts to delay or reverse the rulings, saying such moves entrench malapportionment and defy the Court. He said reapportionment will revitalise state governments and restore their role as equal partners with the federal government, noting rural dominance has left cities underserved and driven federal action in welfare urban renewal and slum clearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Sen
Jennings Randolph
D-W.va
Senate
Supreme Court
Randolph
Congress
Earehart Receives Waiver for Garage Construction Site
H A Earehart of the Earehart Chrysler Plymouth Co. in Beckley was granted a waiver from the 40 foot setback on Valley Drive North by Raleigh County Board of Zoning Appeals. No protest at the public hearing. The site will host a garage, allowing three feet from the sidewalk. Enforcement of the 40 foot rule would split the lot and prevent construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Earehart
Earehart-Chrysler Plymouth Co
Beckley
Valley Drive North
Raleigh County Board of Zoning Appeals
Barehart
GM and UAW Seek To Avert Auto Strike
GM and UAW negotiators, under a 10 a.m. Friday strike deadline, exchanged an economic offer matching benefits won by Ford and Chrysler. UAW President Reuther warned against wildcat walkouts and notified 350,000 workers at 130 plants as talks continued amid the richest three year auto settlements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
UPS
General Motors
United Auto Workers
Ford
Chrysler
Louis G. Seaton
UAW
Walter P. Reuther
Reuther
Fisher
Thompson Jailed on Peace Warrant in Beckley
Racin Thompson of Beckley was taken to Raleigh County Jail at 9 30 a m today on a peace warrant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson
Racin Thompson
Beckley
Raleigh
Beclley Farmers Market Addition Sealed Bids Sought
The State Division of Purchases in Charleston West Virginia invites sealed bids for constructing an addition to the Beckley Farmers Market for the Department of Agriculture Beckley West Virginia. Bids due by 2:00 PM EST September 30 1964. Bid forms must be on prescribed forms and are not issued after 4 PM the day before opening. Specification on application. Curtis S Wilson Director. 9 22 Tue 2 RR
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State Division of
Capitol Building
Charleston
West Virginia
Beckley Farmers Market
Dept. Or Agriculture
Beckley
W. Va
Division of Purchases
Curtis S. Wilson
Order of Publication in West Virginia Divorce Case
The Circuit Court of Raleigh County WV orders Bennett Haden Fendley to answer the divorce complaint filed by Betty Elizabeth Fendley by October 9, 1964. The defendant, a non resident of the state, must respond to the plaintiff's attorney at Box 911 Beckley WV or risk judgment by default after proper hearing.
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Raleigh County
West Virginia
Betty Elizabeth Fendley
Bennett Haden Fendley
Thomas Canterbury
Beckley
W. Va
Gaid Court
Harold Hanks
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