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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1972
Page
5
Two class members Suzanne McGraw and Cathy Clay serve cookies and punch to Mrs. Jennings Brooks of Glen Fork during a school lunch moment.
Mount Hope chapter of the Order of Eastern Star held its regular meeting at the Mount Hope Masonic Hall. Eva regular monthly meeting honored members with 25 and 50 year pins including Blanche Cook and Margie Benson, with hostesses and attendees listed. A separate note mentions a U S Army helicopter incident near Chancellor Brandt’s residence in Bonn, with a mislanding.
Glen Rogers High School reports a record turnout for the first visitation day of the term. Principal Bruce Williams called the event highly encouraging and a threefold venture for parent, student, and teacher. Senior home economics students hosted a coffee hour for visiting parents.
Pax residents hosted a Sunday gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs Herb Hendrickson in lower Willis Branch in honor of their son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Paul Hendrickson of Ocoee Florida. Attending were another son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Randolph Hendrickson of Oak Hill a nephew Glen Crouse of Pax and a niece Beatrice Lively of Lively. The Paul Hendricksons brought their mother Mrs Minnie Underwood to her home at Flat Top.
Marshall University reports 182 of 387 full time faculty with doctoral degrees, 11 percent higher than 1969. The total workforce includes 80 full time and 832 part time staff, plus 60 part time instructional staff and 1,722 total employees.
The data shows a birth rate of 44.2 per 1000 and a death rate of 67 per 1000 in Venezuela. This highlights a high mortality context and a relatively low birth incidence in the reported period.
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