National Practical Nurse Plan Approved by Raleigh Board
The Raleigh County Board of Education approved a practical nurses education program to be sponsored locally. Hilda Thorpe of NAPNE verbalized approval after facility review, with screening by the Beckley office of the West Virginia Department of Employment Security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Connoley
Raleigh County Vocational School
Board of Education
Hilda Thorpe
NAPNE
Beckley Office
West Virginia Department of Employment Security
National Association
Giy- Connoley
Raleigh County Board of Educa
Raleigh Motor Sales
International Harvester
Cecil Dosier 52 Dies in Detroit
Cecil Dosier aged 52 died in Detroit Michigan after extended illness. He is survived by his parents Mr and Mrs Vincent Dosier of Calloway Heights. The body will arrive at Caffee Funeral Home Thursday morning for burial in Beckley. Funeral arrangements are incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caffee
Cecil Dosier
Detroit
Miod
Vincent Dosier
Calloway Heights
Clerk's Office Extends Registration Hours for Voters
With 10 days left before the November 6 election Raleigh Countians may register to vote. The Clerk's Office will stay open evenings today and tomorrow from 6 30 p m to 8 30 p m to accommodate those unable to register during the day. West Virginians must register by October 6 to be eligible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
West
Dunkley Receives Remodeling Permit in Mercer Street Remodel
H. L. Dunkley of 212 Mercer St secured a remodeling permit from the City Recorder's Office on Monday. The estimated project cost is $1,000 and the city collected a $10 permit fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Recorder
H. L. Dunkley
Mercer St
Berea Drama Manager Plans Beckley Visit
Berea College drama manager Julius Williams announces a Beckley visit by Paul Green epic drama organizer Les Cronk to outline a campaign to raise sixty five thousand dollars. Cronk will join Dr Kermit Hunter in a panel on outdoor historical plays during a buffet dinner and public meeting at the Beckley Memorial Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beckley
University of North Carolina
Mickoff
West Virginia
Wew Drama Association
T.jarp
Cronk
Morseng
Williams
Wilderness
Berea
Chapel Hill
N. C
Beckley Hotel
Memorial Building
Paul Greer
Samuel Selden
Department of Dramatic Arts
Bluefield College Plans Big Homecoming Celebration
Bluefield State and Bluefield College prepare for a major homecoming with a kickoff Oct. 13 at Mitchell Stadium. The weeklong events run from Oct. 10 including queen coronation bonfire rally alumni activities parade and pre game and halftime festivities led by Prof. C. R. Gilbert.
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Bluefield State College
C. R. Gilbert
Big Blues
Bluefield State
Yellow Jackets
West Virginia State
Bluefield
Mitchell Stadium
Music a Livelihood for City Family Secrest Pianist
Mrs. Julia Secrest, Beckley pianist, supports three daughters since her husband Robert died at 35. Starting at seven, she pursued music, taught, and performed across Beckley, Oak Ridge, and Mount Hope, returning to Beckley to teach 35 students and play dinner music daily. She served as organist at multiple churches and contributed to radio programs and community choirs. Her dedication included dedication music for the Beckley Veterans Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Secrest
Beckley
Robert Secrest
Princeton
Oak Ridge
Tenn
St. Stephen's Episcopal Church
Galperin
Suwanee University
Episcopal Church
Glass House
Beckley Veterans Hospital
Secrest
Mrs. Charlotte Wagner Heads Bonds Division
Mrs. Charlotte Wagner of Charleston has been named volunteer state chairman of the U S Savings Bonds Division to direct a statewide U S Savings Stamp Youth Program in schools. The appointment, by Thomas H. Vanderford, follows her long civic work and roles in the American Legion Auxiliary and other organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Wagner
Charleston
West Virginia American Legion Auxiliary
U.S. Savings Bonds
Thomas H. Vanderford
Savings Bonds
Wagner
U. S. Savings Stamp
Civil Defense
Central Division
Mid-Western
John Brawley
American Legion Auxiliary
Kanawha Valley
Daughters of the American Revolution
Stratton High Principal To Address Widow's Convention
Stratton High School Principal W. C. Reid will speak at the Widow's Convention at Welcome Baptist Church at 7 30 p m today. Soloists include Mrs Thelma Dyer and Mrs Leroy Robinson with a full program of talks and music through Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Reid
Stratton High School
Eva Winh Field
Louise Muse
Alice Barber
H. B. Booker
Welcome Baptist” Mission Chorus
Two Fined For Running Red Lights In Berkley
Two area men were fined five dollars each for red light violations by Berkley Police Court on Tuesday. Percy Ray Lilly of Cool Ridge, a taxi driver, paid the $5 after a crash at the intersection of Lar McCreery and Fayette Streets. Bob Waulk of Temple Street also paid $5 after a City Police stop on Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkley
C. Berkley Lilly
Lar McCreery
Fayette Sts
Percy Ray Lilly
Cool Ridge
Lilly
City Police Court
Murl Saylor Jr
Sunrise Avenue
Bob,Waulk
Temple Street
Funeral for William Oliver Holley at Central Baptist Church
William Oliver Holley 51 of 253 South Heber Street died Monday in a Killarney mine accident. Funeral services Thursday at 2 30 p m at Central Baptist Church with Rev A Abrams and Rev Corey Mitchell. Burial Greenwood Memorial Park. Survived by wife Ethel, daughter Helen Johnson, mother Mary E Holley, sisters Mabel Winston Dora McCormick, brothers John and James. Body to be removed from C D Trent Funeral Home at 5 p.m. today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Oliver Holley
Central Baptist Church
A. Abrams
Corey C. Mitchell
Greenwood Memorial Park
Holley
Killarney
South Heber St
Dukes Club
United Mine Workers
Ethel Holley
Helen L. Johnson
Mary E. Holley
Beckley
Mabel Winston
Huntington
Dora McCormick
John
Cleveland
Ohio
James
Detroit
Mich
C. D. Trent Funeral Home
Remodeling Permit Granted for E. H. Dser
A remodeling permit for work estimated at 400 dollars was issued Monday at the City Recorder's Office to E. H. Dser of 139 Sour Street. A ten dollar fee was paid to the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Recorder's Office
E. H. Dser
Sour St
West Point Goal for Beckley Youth George Gwinn
George Gwinn a 17 year old senior at Woodrow Wilson High School is active in student government and drama. He serves as president of the West Virginia Association of Student Councils and plans a state meeting at Jackson's Mill October 21 22 23. His ambitions include West Point and electrical engineering while he pursues civic work and a paper route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Gwinn
Toledo
A. R. Gwinn
Ellison Ave
Woodrow Wilson
Key Club
Peter
George
West Virginia Association of Student Councils
Garnette Reynolds
Jackson's Mill
Board of Education
Denver
Iial
Methodist
David
America
Stop Pain of Piles Develops Home Treatment Pazo
An advertisement claims a new stainless Pazo treatment for piles delivers instant relief both internal and external. It touts six medically proven ingredients from Grove Laboratoria and promises rapid comfort after years of suffering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove Laboratoria
Fadeley Services Slated Thursday for Raymond Fadeley
Funeral services are set for 2 p.m. Thursday at the Melton Mortuary Chapel for Raymond F. Fadeley 60 of 105 1-2 Prince St. He died Monday from a police described personal safety related bullet. Fadeley owned Fadeley s Texaco Station on North Kanawha Street. He was a World War I veteran and member of the First Baptist Church, Beckley Moose Lodge, American Legion, and Veterans of Foreign Wars. He is survived by his wife Dorothy Bair Fadeley of Troy Ohio a sister Mrs Allen Brown of Troy a brother F W Fadeley of San Diego and two nieces and a nephew all of Troy Ohio. The body will lie in state at the funeral home until the hour. Pallbearers are L A Landers N R Coleman W H McGinhis Jr Robert Richardson J D Duyal and George Piper.
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Raymond F. Fadeley
Prince St
Melton Mortuary
AL Win J. Cook
Sunset Memorial Park
Mason County
George
Rosa Tucker Fadeley
Dorothy Bair
Charleston
Pittsburgh
Beckley
Buffalo
Alderson
Beckley Moose Lodge
The
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Allen Brown
Troy
Ohio
F. W. Fadeley
San Diego
Calif
L. A. Landers
N. R. Coleman
W. H. Me. Ginhis Jr
Robert Richardson
J .D. Duya
George Piper
Inmates Transferred Amid County Jail Moves
Two inmates were moved to different jails after transfers on Tuesday. Ray Sanders Windell, 27, of Terry, was sent to Fayette County Jail by State Police for possessing stolen copper wire from Harmon Mine. He waived preliminary hearing and was remanded on $500 bond. James Harris of Naoma was taken to Wyoming County Jail after Monday booking on a cepias.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Fayette County
Ray Sanders Windell
Terry
Windell
Grand Jury
J. E. Maysard
Harmon
East Rainelle
Wyoming County
James Harris
Naoma
Army Enlistments For Sept 21 Include Coburn Lilly Cordell
Enlistees Jack B. Coburn Simmie R. Lilly and Jimmy D. Cordell join the U S Army on September 21 and report to Fort Jackson for basic training. Coburn is the son of Mr and Mrs Hubert B Coburn of Princeton Lilly is the son of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Lilly of Pax Cordell is the son of Mr and Mrs Ruey B Cordell of Matola ka. Fort Jackson is in South Carolina.
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ARMY
U. S. Army
Jack B. Coburn
Hubert B. Coburn
No. 3
Princeton
Simmie R. Lilly
Kenneth Lilly
Jimmy D. Cordell
Ruey B. Cordell
Matolaka
Ft. Jackson,c
Father and Son File Double Lawsuits Over Valley Drive Crash
James Fair II and his father James Blair Jr. of Sprague filed two suits in Raleigh County Circuit Court arising from a Valley Drive collision last year. They name Philip Diciuccio of Calloway Heights as the defendant, seeking 1000 and 12000 dollars respectively for injuries and hospital charges.
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Raleigh County Circuit Clerk's Office
James Fair II
James Blair Jr
Sprague
PhilipDiciuccio
Calloway Hights
Valley Drive
Young Blair
D Cluccio
Blair
Is WISK Safe For Your Hands
WISK is described as safer for you and your wash and machine and safe for delicate fabrics and all colors safe in water. It claims suitability for special washes like babies diapers and clothing and offers an unconditional money back guarantee if you disagree it cleans best among detergents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lever Brothers
WISK detergent claims and usage guidance in ad copy
The advertisement promotes WISK as effective for top load washers and as a versatile cleaner beyond laundry. It asserts one third cup cleans better than a cup and a half of powder, notes liquid form costs less per use, and claims WISK also cleans dishes walls woodwork and grease from stoves.
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National Practical Nurse Group
W. W. Trent
Concord College
D. W. Bryson
Raleigh County
Bluefield College
Stratton High
Women's Improvement League
St. Jesu Baptist Church of
H. E. Davis
R. A. Banks
Howard Clemens
Glen White
Gregory
the Missionary Society
Lillybrook
Lester
Elder Parnell
C. H. Edwards
Shady Grove Baptist Church
Mission Circle of
Mabscott
L. A. Levicy
Missionary Society
A. W. Wood
Milburn
Ivy Mattox
Newark
N. J
Ruby Hannon
Affinity
Missionary Society of the
Shady +Grove Baptist Church
Mary Lou Walton
Ed Jackson
Georgiana “Roward
Howard Clemons
John Burns
Samuel Gregory
Collins Temple Baptist Church
W. M. Freeman
WTA
Dunbar Parent Teachers Association
Robert Brown
Sam Terry
Cecil Hill
Sylvester Adams
Raleigh Register
W. Va
West Point
Druggists! Inc
Fadeley
Father and Son
G. M. Powers
Main Street
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