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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1960

Page

3

20 Fayette Indictments Include Two For Murder

Fayetteville story reports Fayette County Grand Jury returning twenty felony indictments including two murder charges against William Wash Cottle and Earl Junior Thomas. Also named are seven for forged State Road Commission payroll checks and multiple break and enter, theft, and other felonies involving stores, a department store, a rifle, firearms injuries, and various individuals. Eight misdemeanor indictments follow, listing charges from contributing to delinquency of a minor to involuntary manslaughter and traffic violations.

Fayetteville RNS Fayette County Grand Jury William Wash Cottle Earl Junior Thomas Jimmy Garrett Sanner Sanner Cottle Minden Thomas State Road Commission Orvall Q. Schoonover Jenicee O. Gray Clay Fayette J. Zane Summerfield Wilson Henry Davis Jr Gloria Jean Davis Willie Griggs Ben Tillman Ammar Department Store, Inc Billie Joe Johnson James Kincaid Calvin Linkenhaker Joe Sweet Franklin Sweet Howard White Joe Lemon Trout Billy Joe Trout Charley Witt Robert Thomas Charlotte Hendricks William McVey Andrew McKinney Archie Ray Michael Clara Clark Marvin Dorsey Harrison Mitchell John Divita Frank Smith Robert L. Thomas Cecil Wilkinson Don Cole Sewell Mountain District

Rally Day at Oak Hill Methodist Church

Rally Day will be observed during Sunday School at 9 45 a m and during the 11 a m service at Oak Hill Methodist Church. Primary class members advancing to juniors will receive Bibles. The sermon by Rev R J Chenoweth is The Value of Christian Education and a world service offering will be taken at the 11 a m service.

Oak Hill RNS

Thompson family heads to Cincinnati for Gibson Greeting Card work

Mr and Mrs Charles Thompson and their son Frederick Charles have moved to Cincinnati Ohio where he will work for Gibson Greeting Card Co They will live at 5456 Eastwood Drive Thompson is a June graduate of West Virginia Tech Montgomery with a major in printing management and also a Oceana High School alum He spent four years in the Air Force He is the son of Mr and Mrs C E Thompson of Worley Walker Addition Also noted are weekend visits by Elwyn Clay Jr and Sam Gary to Clay's Oceana parents and Elwyne Clay and Mrs Arnold Brown visiting Ghent

Oceana RNS Charles Thompson Frederick Charles Cincinnati Ohio Gibson Greeting Card Co Eastwood Drive Thompson West Virginia Tech Montgomery Oceana High School Air Force C. E. Thompson Worley Walker Addition Elwyn

Fayetteville Club Exec Board Sets September Litter Baskets

The Fayetteville club executive board met at the president Mrs Cecil Spradlin home to plan fall activities. Members decided to sell litter baskets during September to fund programs and keep highways clean. Attendees included Mrs Frank Henson Miss Catherine Paris Mrs Stanley Moore Mrs Barbara Walters Mrs Evelyn Hilton Mrs W T Webb Mrs James Bowling and Mrs Spradlin.

Fayetteville RNS Cecil Spradlin Madison Frank Henson Catherine Paris Stanley Moore Barbara Walters Evelyn Hilton W. T. Webb James Bowling Spradlin

Fairdale Residents Host Weekend Visitors and Notices

RNS dispatch reports several local moves and visits. Mr and Mrs French Acord and family, former Bolt residents, become new Fairdale neighbors. The Bogle home welcomed Bill Brewer and sons from Beckley, Callie Bogle of Clifton Forge, and David Patton of Eccles. Lonzo Davis returns to Glen Daniel after visiting West Jefferson and Flatwoods NC. The Webb siblings Earl and wife visited Beckley. Sonny Surett of Cleveland spent the weekend with Charlie Surett’s family. Pat Bailey remains a patient at Wyoming General Hospital Mullens. The Rev Robert Perry and daughters Florence and Marylin settled in Sweeneysburgh, former Bolt residents. Bill Trump of Cleveland visits Glen Daniel. Jackie Canterbury and Randy of Glen Rogers dined with Nannie Canterbury at her Bolt home.

Pairdale Rns French Acord Bolt Fairdale Clay Bogle Bill Brewer Beckley Callie Bogle Clifton Forge David Patton Eccles Lonzo Davis Glen Daniel Florence

Hopkins Accepts Teaching Post at Van High School

Donald Hopkins of Montcoal has accepted a teaching post at Van High School in Boone County. He recently graduated from Concord College and is the son of Mr and Mrs Archie Hopkins.

Montcoal ANS Donald Hopkins van High School Boone County Concord College Archie Hopkins

Relative Dies in Fayetteville News Note

Mrs D C Wickline of Garten reports the death of her brother in law Dennis Perkins of Marion Virginia. Burial will be held there today.

Fayetteville Rns D. C. Wickline Garten Dennis Perkins Marion

Bopp Family Visits Jesse and Trenton This Week

Mr and Mrs John Robert Bopp of Trenton Illinois are spending the week with her parents Mr and Mrs Frank Workman of Jesse The piece notes that only seven vice presidents have been elected president in their own right

Jesse Rns John Robert Bopp Trenton, Il Frank Workman United States

Fayette Needy Association hosts fish fry with touring senators

Democratic party stalwarts visited Fayette Needy Association in Minden to sample surplus commodities and attend a large fish fry at Four-H Park Beckwith. U S Senators Randolph and Byrd praised the program after a briefing by Robert Holliday Oak Hill, noting meals twice daily for area needy families and 1200 meals served since August along with 3036 clothing recipients. Carson described the effort as evidence Fayette County residents will help themselves amid mine closures.

Oak Hill RNS Fayette Needy Association Minden Four-H Park Beckwith U. S Jennings Randolph Robert C. Byrd Robert K. Holliday Holliday Carson Fayette County Randolph Byrd Association Thomas Sweeney Fayetteville Earl Vickers Montgomery House of Delegates

Jesse Resident Feted On 74th Birthday

A surprise party was held for Mrs. Victoria Allen at her Jesse home to honor her 74th birthday. Hostesses included her daughter Essie McMillion and granddaughter Audrey Cook. Five generations were present, from Mrs. Allen to Erlene Cook, Sandy Cook, and Terry Cook among others.

Jesse RNS Victoria Allen Essie McMillion Audrey Cook John Myres Thelma Brooks Goldie Bailey Faye Bailey Erlene Cook Sandy Cook Terry Cook David Cook Lucille Gunnee Betty Smith Thelma Acord Irene Francis Edna Francis Mary Bailey Sylvia Bailey Cora Francis Opal Francis Helen Allen Pansy Halsey

Williams wedding vows in Artie home ceremony

Gloria Jean Williams and Thomas Neal Williams exchanged vows Sept 20 at 6 pm in the home of Rev. Nelson Tredway in Artie. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Jeff Williams of Clear Creek and the groom is the son of Mr and Mrs Murphy Williams of Lively.

Artie Nelson Tredway Gloria Jean Williams Jeff Williams Clear Creek Thomas Neal Williams Murphy Williams Lively

Births Announced for Rita Katherine and Dyer Gene Jr

Mr and Mrs Carson Canterbury of Rock Creek announce the birth of a daughter Rita Katherine on September 13 at Charleston Memorial Hospital weighing seven pounds eight ounces. Mr and Mrs Dyer Gene Scarbro of Columbus Georgia announce the birth of a son Dyer Gene Jr on September 11 weighing eight pounds five and a half ounces. They are former Rock Creek residents.

Rock Creek Rns Carson Canterbury Rita Katherine Charleston Memorial Hospital Dyer Gene Scarbro Columbus Dyer Gene Jr

Two Post Bonds Fayetteville Case Bonds Posted

Orvil Q. Schoonover and Jenicee C. Gray appeared in Fayette County Circuit Clerk's Office and posted bonds in the September session indictments. Schoonover faced five counts of forgery and Gray was indicted on two counts, for appearance in the January term of court.

Fayetteville RNS Orvil Q. Schoonover Jenicee C. Gray Fayette County

Visitor Honored With Shower In Arlington

ARNETT RNS Mrs Charles Dickens of Arlington Virginia was honored with a household shower Friday evening at the home of her husband s parents Mr and Mrs Alonzo Dickens Arnett The couple wed in June in Washington DC Hostesses were Mrs Alonzo Dickens and Mrs Thurman Wood Games were played and prizes won by Miss Patricia Acord Mrs Bill Darlington and Mrs Willis Wood Refreshments were served Numerous relatives and friends attended including Mrs Omer Acord Mrs Arthur Sarrett Mrs Marvin Dickens Mrs Clarence Combs and many others

Arnett RNS Charles Dickens Arlington Alonzo Dickens Dickens Sue Wood Thurman Wood Glen Daniel Washington, D. C Patricia Acord Bill Darlington Willis Wood Omer Acord Arthur Sarrett Marvin Dickens Clarence Combs Melva Roach Bobby Davis George Brock Betty Workman Matt Pigg Albert Cook Alan Harvey Wade Webb Tom Harris

Fayetteville women win prizes at Greenbrier Dairy games

In Fayetteville a Monday games party at the Greenbrier Dairy drew participants including Mrs. Joe Johnson, Mrs. Perry Selvey, Mrs. William Bennett, Mrs. Joe Penrod, Mrs. Bert Hager, Mrs. Elsie Randolph and Mrs. Henry Watkins. Prizes were won by Mrs. Selvey and Mrs. Randolph.

Fayetteville RNS Greenbrier Joe Johnson Perry Selvey William Bennett Joe Penrod Bert Hager Elsie Randolph Henry Watkins Selvey Randolph

Bake Sales Planned by Trap Hill Band Mothers

The Trap Hill High School Band Mothers will sponsor two bake sales Saturday to benefit the Trap Hill Band. One sale will be at Bob's Shopping Center in Glen Daniel and the other at Pettry's service station in Surveyor.

Glen Daniel Trap Hill Bob’s

Band Mothers Meet FAIRDALE Band Mothers Club Meeting

The Band Mothers Club of Trap Hill High School held its first meeting of the year on Tuesday night. Members planned a bake sale for Saturday at Bob's Shopping Center and Petty's Service Station in Glen Daniel and voted to allow Fairdale Elementary School band mothers to join. Officers elected: President Mrs Howard Farmer, Vice President Mrs Quince Dickens, Secretary Treasurer Mrs Harvey Stewart. Meetings will be the first Thursday of each month at 7:30 p.m. at Trap Hill High School. All mothers are invited to join.

Fairdale BNS Trap Hill High School Bob's Shopping Center Pettrys Glen Daniel Howard Farmer Quince Dickens Harvey Stewart Band Mothers Club

Oak Hill Jaycees Seek Items For Needy

Oak Hill Junior Chamber of Commerce will canvass Sunday from 2 to 5 p.m. with about 40 Boy Scouts to collect used clothing canned foods and canning jars for the Fayette Needy Association. Jaycees meet at Oak Hill City Hall at 1 30 p.m. and residents may call HO 9 9212 to arrange pickup.

Oak Hill RNS Jaycees

Mr Hope Baptists Set Promotion Day at Mount Hope

Mount Hope Baptist Temple schedules Promotion Day on Sunday with a special business meeting after morning worship to decide on continuing the unified budget including an amendment. October through December feature a Church Loyalty Crusade led by deacons and deaconesses. Rev. Harry Dias Jr. urges weekly worship attendance and charts will track attendance in the foyer. Rally Day is set for Oct 2 with a morning sermon series on The Ten Commandments starting then.

Mount Hope RNS Mount Hope Baptist Temple Harry Dias Jr Children’s Department Dias

Letter Usage Facts Compared in English Text

An analysis notes that the letter E is the most frequent in English writing while the letter Q appears least often. The observation highlights letter frequency without additional data or context.

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