The Charleston Daily Mail from Charleston, West Virginia • Page 24

Success Of Chimp ft! ncarr Means Space Trip By Human Shortly away in the South Atlantic Ocean. The 37 pound chimpanzee made his ride in a 2,400 pound space capsule yesterday The chimp went aloft from! cape Canaveral, Fla. Eglin Air Force Base, Air Force personnel successfully hunched the first tactical model of the Bomarc interceptor mis sile. At Point Arguello. the Air Force sent into orbit about 300 miles above the earth a pioneer model of a satellite designed to photograph any point on earth.

The chimpamee carried up ift miles ana VO miles down unscathed after the capsule was picked up from the Atlantic Ocean by a recovery snip. S.C. Lawrence Dies In Georgia Samuel Crocker Lawrence, 72, a former resident of Charleston and Huntington, died Monday in a Savannah. hospital following a neart attack. Mr.

Lawrence of Savannah was a retired general agent for the Mutual Life Insurance Co. with offices in Huntington and Charleston before his retirement. A native of Medford, he was a graduate of Harvard and later attended Harvard Business School, Mr. Lawrence was an ing track at the university. In 1911 he set the worlds record for the indoor jump.

The record stood lor 10 years. Mr. Lawrence retired five years ago and returned to Savannah afLer living in West Virginia since 1934. He was a member and past president of the Huntington Rotary Club and a member of the club in Charleston and Savannah SEARS. MONUMENT CO.

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She was a meoober; of St. Paul's Methodist Church. Sunning are her daughter, Mrs. Mooen ot onsioh space trip and" a Richard Mattox Minuteman today have given the and live. The feat V1 Home in Hurricane.

brothers. John Meadows of inthemLssilerace. inaut undertaking a somewhat F. BorrCtt fhe Mmuteman missiie. Ameri similar flight within the next of PonUrov ohk mH Frank Charles cas nope tor a pustioutton war, or three months.

Z. formerlv of GnBithsme, weapon, blasted off from Capes The missile launched from "JTur. dM South Charles Canaveral, in what jubUantilm Air Force Base made a near hospital after a short illness. Air Force officers described as' miss interception as scheduled onlp A retired farmer, he was em 1 an amanng success. a supersonic Refulus e1 Xe thp snodirra.ss i PIoyed Penn Gas Co three stages of the rocket; traveling at almost 800 m.

p. SkMe fired successively and it landedlseven miles above ihr r.nlf nf funerai 001116 Wd varies ms wifei Uura; target, more than 4 000 miles! Mexico. The firing marked a daugftters. Mrs. Virginia 1 pLase in the testing of the de 300 rars nawi Mli fense anH it invnlvmi Powell CX 1 re Charleston: two sons.

Emory and model thai would be used in ac i kJ Charleston, and one tual combat. TT 11 lie mure, grandchild. Word of suiTP Kfiil NEW YORK LT) The ex wifei ing at Point Areuello came about! of Rep. Adam Clayton Powell two hours after the Samos lliD was married yesterday to satellite was sent into orbit by a Swiss entertainer Eiio Bedin. towering two stage rocket that; Hazel 40 year old Negro' went skyward through a heavy: pianist, met uie om Beam overcast.

The Air Force said the pay load the Samos 11 is test photo graphic equipment. It declined to reveal whether the equipment will actually radio pictures back to the tarth. The actual operating system 01 military sureveillance satellites is believed to be least a year away. during an engagement in Rome. She was recently divorced from Powell, a N'cgro clergyman, who! since has remarried.

Mary Lou Williams, a pianist, jwas Miss Scotts maid of honor. Her manager, William Walsh, was Bedm best man. The ceremony was at St. Xavier Roman Catholic Church. New York Stock Exchange By Harris, Upham And Co.

Air RtduclHm Alltghtny tudigm Ctwmtet) Allied Storrt Amerada Pete American Airline! Surviving are his wife, oraon; ana three sons, Samuel Jr. of Seattle. Gordon of Potts town, and David ol Mexico City; two sisters of Massachusetts, a brother, and eight grandchildren. Services will be held tomorrow Savannah. American Machine American Motors IB American Cyanamld Amn.

Eltctrlc Powtr 64Vf American Smeltlno Si'; American Tel 1 lis American Tobacot 7tu American Anaconda Copper Armco mi Alltntlc Baldwln Umi Hem 1 etndlx Aviation wtnattcial Loan Shut XD OiawKnox Airplane Bordan uorg wamer BucyruvErie Budd Co Burlingtan Milk Kennicolt Copper Co Kroner Lehigh Portland Liggett 4 Mycrj Glass Lockheed Aircraft ki Theaters Lone Star Cement Lorllltrd Tooscco 55 rj Mack Mirlln, Glen I MGM Minn. Mlnlno uii Monsanta Chemical XD Wwiloomery Fibre "6l llllnols Glass lOlln Mathleson 4Ui Paramount Pict S9U Peahody Cprp aiH Penney, J. 41 RR 1 Pepsi Cole Phelps Dodge 5Wi Pitts. Plate GIs mi Plymouth Oil JM4 Polaroid letmone siett Tobacco Royal Dutch Scnanlcy Sinclair Oil Soccny Vacuum Oil XD Southern Pacific Rand Standard Brands 5M. cn Cai oiMnd iSid.

Oil Ohio sia. on New jersey StudebAker Packard switt a Co Tenn. Gas Trans Gulf" Oil iTimken Roller Bear union LerDiae AU Union Oil Cat i. Uriited Carbon U. Gypsum iWtSt'hOuse Air Brak ouse Elact.

XD VWiitf Motor Wilson Co Woolworth lYoungsfovm tt DOW JONES NOON AV. PITTS. PRODUCE PITTSBURGH USDA jppises iiDerai, iraarng moaeraie. cDntalners 1 nuicin .1. na Potatoes 22 cars, market steady.

Pa. 50 35. PITTS. EGGS nrcds. in lien! r.upcly but oitEr A la while 52 59, mostly S6 SE; 4S 50; 8 large white 50 5J.

PITTS. LIVESTOCK 17.35 1ffi KB" 13.7S 1VIH. PAD A Cattle lowpr. 16O 180 Ib5 Services will be held tomorrow at 2 p. m.

in Koonti Funeral I Home at Hamiin oy uw Kev. Dal las Baggett. Burial will be in Miller Cemetery near liamlui. The body is at the funeral homo. Van Blofield GAULEY Van Harri son BlofieW.

71. a retired mine tvOC 19.25. 320 350 Opening for Monofocturcrs Representative in West Virginia to sell prefab signs to fleet ond Commtrciol accounts. Equitable commission csntnet. for inttrricw ccD Dl 3 6131 room AM.

11 A.M. er 1 PJH. ta I PA Vtriimdaj I TWsatcr anJy. The body is at the luneral home. Mrs.

Ethel Harkins Mrs, Ethel Surface Harkins, 66, of 1556 Sugar Creek Drive died to day at her home after a long illness. She was a member of the iMount Calvary Baptist Church, Surviving arener husband, m. Harkins: six daughters, Mrs. Okey Mrs. James Mays, Mrs.

Charles Ashworth and Mrs. Maryi iDorsey of Charleston, Mrs. James Allman of Akron, and Mrs. James Maggard of California; two sons, William of St. Albans and Clarence of Charleston: two sisters, Mrs.

iLillian Barker and Mrs. Dorothy Warner of Charleston: 21 grandchildren, and nine great grandchildren. The body is at Elk Funerai Home. Sydney T. Jones Sydney T.

Jones. 85, of Alethia died today in Charleston hospital after a long illness. He was a retired Rose City Press employe of 25 yean service. Surviving are his wife, Anna: two sisters. Miss Mary of Mill wood and Mrs.

Margaret Moore of Charleston: one brother. E. G. of Memphis, Tenn. was a retired Chesapeake land Ohio Rail way emptoya of years srn ice.

Services will be held Friday at! in Wilson Funeral by the Rev William Vance cai ij, 'Steady. Memorial Part. South Oiarleston. The body is at the funerai iiome. Lester Keeney Lester Roy Keeney.

53. of Sharon, died yesterday in a Charles ton hospital after a long illness. surviving are his wife. Mary He was a mem ber of the Apos tolic Holiness Church. Surviving are nis wife, Lena; four sons, Karl1 Brownsville.

O. Jr. and Henry J. of Charleston, Lester of South Charleston and! Marion of St. Albans; one daughter.

Mrs. Ruth Isabclle Bar ker of Alexandria, two sLep sons. Kelmar McMillion and Wil lliam McAfillioa of Charleston; three stepdaughters, Mrs. Betty Kinkle of Dayton, Ohio, Mrs. Ger trude Dunn of Cincinnati, and Mrs.

Flossie Hoover of Big Chim ney; three sisters, Mrs. Lena iWeudelkin of South Gate. Mrs. Lutie Gymer ot Evansville, electrician ot ueiva, nicnoia5ilnd and Mrs A Pearsall County, died Monday after a short jScw Pa. and 10 Services will be held tomorrow at 2 p.

m. in Combs Funeral Home hera by the Rev, xandchildren. The body is at E. Johnson! Home in Kanawha City McKinney The body is at me funeral home, Mrs. Blanche McKinney, 6j, Thompson of Dunbar, Mrs.

Joej of Kenna, and Mrs. of West Dunbar. The body is at Keller Funeral i in Dunbar. J. Crowley SUTTON John J.

Crowley of Sutton, died at his home1 Monday after a long illness. Hej was a member of St. Thomas Catholic Church at Gassaway, Requiem Hign Mass will be celebrated at 10 a.m. tomorrow St. Thomas Catholic Church by the Rev.

Fr. Leonard Keller man. Burial will be in Sutton Cemetery under the direction of1 Robertson Funeral Home. The body is at the fit I heral home where the Rosary will Jbe recited at 8 p.m, today. Carol A.

Faxon Carol A. Faxon, of Clearwater, formerly of Charleston, diedj recently. Surviving are two softs, Richard of St. Albans, and Andrew of Tarpon Springs, a daughter, Margaret Faxon of Clearwater; anil several grandchildren. Services were held in Clear water on Jan.

26. Anna Fitzwater Mrs. Anna Rachel Fitz ater, 59, formerly of Clay Coun ty, died Monday at the home of a i daughter, Mrs. Elsie Burgess of Elyria, Ohio, after a lone illness. She was a member of the Clay Free Will Baptist Church.

Services ill be held at 10 a. m. tomorrow in Clay Funeral Home by the Rev. Willard Morns. Bur ial will be in Marlde Cemetery near Maysel.

IRrmvncvillo Tbv fnrnipriv HenrV L. DUrdette Charleston, died Monday at her Henry Clinton uuraetie, oi juwimuiws. West Dunbar, died at his home! Surviving are four sisters, Mrs. yesterday after a long illness. Grace Dyer ot Charleston, Mrs.

of West Dunbar, and John of Dun Bertha Harshbarger of Huntington bar: three daughters. Mrs. Homer Mrs. emma uiaaKer The body will arrive at Bartlett Funeral Home here tomorrow. Floyd Moses jt ioya uexter moscs, w.

ot Charleston, died Monday in Charleston nursing home after a long illness. Surviving ore his tamer, George, of Lansing, Fayette County, and la brother, Ciword, of Lansing. Graveside services wiU be held tomorrow at 11 a.m. in Cemetery by the Rev. WiUiamI Dreger.

The body is at Dodd Payne Fu neral Home in Payetteville. Thomas E. Nancarrow RAVENSWOOD Thomas Ed ward Nancarrow. 65, of McCon nellsville, Ohio, formerly of Rat ens wood, died Monday in a nurs ing home Ohio after a long ill He was a native of Gay Coun ty, son of the late Harry and Har nett Flanagan nancarrow. Surviving are four brothers, C.

A. of Ravenswood, D. A. of Al loy, J. W.

of Charleston and E. of Detroit. Services will be held tomorrow at 2 p.m. in Chambers Funeral Home in Ravenswood by the Rev. Dr.

Walter Overstreet. Burial will be in Ravenswood Cemetery. The body is at the funeral home. William Rexroad SPENCER William D. Rex road, 72, of Reedv.

Rt. 1, died at the home of a sis ter, Mrs. Roy Davis of Reedy, after a long illness. He was a veteran of World War I. Services will be held at 2 p.

tomorrow in Vandale Funeral Home at Spencer by the Rev. Noel Davis. Burial will be in Mt iZion Cemetery at Spencer. The body is at the luneral home Huqhie D. Rippetoe Hughie D.

Rippetoe, 64. of 5319j MacCorkle S. died in ai Charleston hospital yesterday; after a long illness. He was a retired employe ofj the Libbey Owens Ford Glass where he had worked for 25 Surviving are his wife, two daughters, Mrs. Mary Shelton! of Charleston and Mrs.

Thc lma Summers of St. Albans: a sister Mrs. Gertrude Lively of Charles ton; and seven grandchildren. ChwA at OmmMma. Ste is survived by a sraudn aome danaed Me of a South jSkiaa, Burial will be ia Home here Chariestot woman.

Asianorth. Ceajeterr uafcr the direction She as Mrs. Ek F. Mattox Pnor FterD Home East! lit, rwrt will be df wi yestotiaY ia UuttUacUw bos Rant Ibetd twaamwr at 1 d. cl i Mrs.

Matlox a of ipiUl a mQess lH Tfaebody is at funeral home. Funeral Hone by tbej it Cefltral I Her. Hobsoo D. Fisker. Burial: had lived in South Charles CDurcft.

Ko be is GraotrvMW Servxtt be beW at 2 p.m. VfJ. jParfc. Dunbar. Mr.

ftustt, tomorrow ifl mrveys i IWi noWs St died Baptist Church by the Rev. ilom Kioawba yvisattk funerai er Cum Burial will be in Law today in Huauagtoa boi son Cemetery on Big Creek. Spttal I CAOLE, Mn. Mary 1:30 p.m in Parson Chapel on Avenue by the Rev. Jones.

Burial will be in Mountain Memory Gardens. Mrs. Cadle. 85. of 807 Oakland Walk, died Monday after a long illness.

The bdoy is at J. J3. Johnson Fu neral Home in Kanawha City. COLEMAN, Mrs. CeUa Fraacec Senices will be heW tomorrow1 at p.

m. in Preston Funeral Home by the Rev. James W. Dickerson. Burial will be in Spring Hill Cemetery.

Mrs. Cole i man. 65, of Rand died Sunday after a long illness. The body at the funeral home. ELSW1CK.

Mn. Sen ices will be held tmorrow at 5 p. m. in Cedar Grove Baptist Church by the Revs. Thomas D.

Toler and George Piwer. Burial will be ward Cemetery. Mrs. Elswlck. 1 76, of Glaseoiv.

died yesterday after a long illness. The body is at Cook Funeral Home in Cedar Grove. FOWLER, Mrs. Eva Una Sen ices were to be held at 2 today in Gatens Funeral Home at Poca by the Rev. Jen nings Lilly.

Burial was to be in Cross Creek Cemetery near Buf falo. Mrs. Fowler, 85. of Poca! Star Route, died at her home Monday after a long illness. MEADOWS, Hubert Services will be held tomorrow at 2 p.

m. sycamore oruve Bantist Church at aikoi by the Rev. F. H. Black.

Burial will be in Henry; Hill cemetery at Alkol. Mr. Meadows, 75, of Alkol died yes terday after a long illness. The body la at Curry Funeral Home at Alum creek. MOORE, N'Mh Services will be held tomorrow at p.

Bartlett Funeral Home In St. bans by the Revs. John Heller I and Clyde Hensley. Burial will be in Cunningham Memorial Part in St. Albans with Masonic grave side services by Washington Lodge No.

58. Mr, Moore, 86, of lows mgnianq strive, at. Aioans, idled yesterday after a short ill ness. The body is at the funeral! home. MOORE, William (Lucky) Services will be heW tomorrow at I pun.

in Trent and Smith Funeral Home by the Rev, C. Head: Burial will be in Spring Cemetery. Mr. Moore, 74, of 509j Christopher died Saturday! after a short illness. The body is; at the funeral home.

POWERS, Harry E. Services will be held tomorrow at 2:30 p. m. in Keller Funeral Home, Dunbar by Evangelist H. F.

Lucas and the Revs. George Pauley and John Lyles. Burial will be in Grand view Park, Dunbar. Mr. Powers, 65, of 116 18th Dunbar, died Monday.

The body is at the home. Kanawha Man Dies In Woods A 48 year old Camp Creek man. Thet.nrfe Roosevelt Jones, was found dead yesterday in the woods near ins home. Foiice said he ap parently suffered a heart attack Troopers R. W.

Porterfield and W. H. Nickerson said the man's body was found by a neighbor. Jones is believed to havie been cutLing wood. He lived alone in the small frame home located in the isolat ed Camp Creek section near Sis I sonvillc.

Jones was a Jackson! County native. Survivors include two sisters. Mrs. Nona Counts of Sissonville! and Mrs. Bessie Legg of Charles ton, and three brothers, Dox ofj Sissonville, Donald of Advent and' Ivan of Tuppers Creek.

The body is at J. E. ciark Moore. Burial will be runerdi nwne at iwnawna uiv.jLhe Hackney Cemcterj WICK jUDriCK 1 i Nick Subrick. of Charleston: JUOge TergUSOn ciiea yesterday in a Lnnrles snort iiiness.

i tt ne ueuin VILtim hospital after a ton rionrfnniTi tit Cim. as a retired miner fro mi i ivirs. aniney Isess Ferguson. 63. of WaiTie died! three sons.

John of Charleston! l0day4tartcr.ra short illness She! Rt. 6. Joe of and Andy was the wife of Circuit Judge! 'imn u. OiadCS W. FeTgUSOn.

The body is at Wilson Funeral; tu y.omc. Csl "isieyan ujuege. Mrs. Jessie Sterling Jessie Sterling. of Tacoma.

formerly of; had been a child welfare worker Columnist Succumbs At Hotel USBOK, jparbaja) 1 was fataod dead ia her bete nan TUdday. flhe was mA A Bawd dbjoavarad the tody iwtaea ate aatoed with hfaattaot' for Nlta Thompaon. who bad suf fered a heart attack. Tbttspsa. a newspaper Mumaatt for zz years, nouwad her retirement Aug.

Her decision to retire was based la part upon the death of her third husband. Maxim Kopf. Csech painter. They had been marned since 1943. Miss Thompson first was mar ried, in 1923, to Joseph Bard, a Hungarian.

They were The same war married the novelist Sinclair Lewis. They bad a son, Michael, but were creed in 1M2. The novelist died in Rome In 1W1. Miss Thompson was bora in Uncaster, N. July She was graduated from Lewis institute in Chicago in i9u andi from byracuse University in 1914.

she took graduate study at sev universities. Miss Thompson was a woman opimons, with Uie ability to express them. Sometimes they einbroiled her in controversy. In W34 the Nazis expelled her! from Germcny, where she had! bee.1 a correspondent. Her book.

I saw Hitler," was banned in In 1943. Miss Thompson ad I dressed the Congress of Ameri can Soviet Friendship, but by 19M Kusslan publications were! assailing her tor her views on So let policy. The National Institute of medal in 1938 "for distinguished; services lo humanity" and 6e! American Woman's Association awarded her a fold medal for ocnievement. She placed second to Mrs. Franklin D.

Roosevelt in a radio poll to determine most outstanding woman 1938." postage stamps for letter jart notified to be cretent Given undfr my hind this SJrd dayi GRANT P. HALL, JR. Commlteioner of Account Kanawha W. Va. January, for the Department of' Public As rf sistance in Wayne and Mingo Counties.

day after a short illness. Horon Will JOin Sunivtng are a son, James, i. Chambers of Augusta. a Viarquerre TOCUITy NOTICE (42301 NOTICE! To Creditors and BeTtficUrVt IB Estate Of CANIADA PALMER, estate of the said Clr ceased, whettier dye oi of Commerce in the City of Charles otherwise they may by law be excluded present on said day to protect their my hand this 23rd D. BOONE DAWSON, Commissioner of Accounts for I Estate of LAURA ELIZABETH FUCMS, ec ether due or not, are noti lereof, legally verified, to tht Bank of Commerce in the City of excluded from all benefits of wid es of said estnte are notlFled to be present on said day to protect their Interests.

Given under my bend this 33rd day January, 1941. BOONE DAWSON, Commissioner of Accounts for Kanawhn County. W. Va. TO the Creditors and Bcnericlarlcs i is Estate of Bina FREV, deceased.

duo" or notB'aa FrtT lue uouv is at the oinla. nn Kanawha County, West Vir belprc the I7th dav ot: Services will hold tomorrow's. lowj at 2 p.m. in the Sunlight Baptist Cliurch on Poca River by the RevJprotect their Kanawha County, West Virpini 0r WAREHOUSE.V.AN SALE 10:00 ctocV A. Sarurdsy, February ,6.

J9H, Sirch Transfer and oragc Box 4 confenis Barrel tr ConiSis Ssrrd 4 corterfs 'errns of Cash in hard daughter. Mrs. Eleanor Tomlinson! Patrick D. Horaa. son of of Honolulu; her mother.

and Mrs. P. D. Horan of South Gwrgc Lynch of aendenin: a wiU join the teaching brother. Gicn LsTich of Clencienin of i jn three daughters.

Phyllis. Virginia! and four grandchildren. Milwaukee. at the start of and Kay. at home; four sons.l The body itl be brought lo theithc 1951 Henry.

Tommy. Bobby and Hess and Harper Funeral Hcrr.c: He has been retained to teach: at home: 3 sister. Mrs. in Gcndcnin. English at the university.

Horan Light of Sh3 on. and 1 1 1 also aill have classes in radio. Dana of Sham am El re of Mi 'MrS. LUIO I aylOr and photography, ami. A SS ycar otf Horan.

a former rturfent at Services wiii be held president of Mrs. Luia Sacred Heart. School here, is a at 2 p. m. in Miami Assembly) Granny Taylor, died graduate of Marquette.

CHARLES E. HURT Aamkai T. V. Saaaa I date 1" I NOTICE OF WAREHOUSEMAN'S SALE At 10:00 o'cloA A. Saiyrtijv, Feb 15.

Birch Tranter Starscr wii' WH at public ne foOcwing Ca Jon TOO! box its H.l i. qcr in tv 4 canton at aale: to haMal Mat. CHARieS C. WHT NOTICE OF WAMHOVSCMAfTS IMJE It iNi, ari auctajn Carton Canan ironfcaaid covered Lamp table can Arm chair Utility Cabtntt bate 2 cDstiion lis viilnJa. to cMrfaa ia of Cash In hand Ml NOTlCt WAftE HOUSEMAN'S SALE Bkth Tranrtar Wf WHIIam Banves hs warehouse, 114 Wyommg Street, West Vlf to a lien lor storage oharoes onlenti Combination Wardrobe Carton eontenti Breakfast chair oak Breakfast chair oak Breakfast chair oaH Chi Ids rocker Electric fan Breakfast table oak Carton contents of sale.

Course! NOTICE OF WAREHOUSEMAN'S SALE CoKec tabic G. E. radio Piece plate glass maHreM HMO, according to the Encyclope dla Britannica. teflol Adverttiemant NOTICE I deceased, whether due io exnioi! lame, iloned, at till office, No. 701 Charleston naiionai ounaing, in ine ury narmion, Rtnawna county, vn lull, on or before the 7th day 1M1.

otherwise thov miv bv Im be excluded from all benefits of said Cash In hand a NOTICE OF WAREHOUSE SALE described ooods belonging to Mrs. Rolwrt Anderson at warehouse, 113 Wyoming Streot, Charteston, West Virginia, to satisfy a lien tor (forage charges In the OS chair Pair metal bed rails Robert Shaw gas ranoe coll spring coll spring Table lamp Table lamp Table lamp Bundle 3 lamp shades f. chair Breakfast chair Breakfast clwir Coffee table Straight chair Breakfast chair Breakfast chair Utility cabinet Pair bed rails Chest of drawers Rollaway bed mattress innorspnng martrssi foot board ruary IS, 1961, Birch Traniler and stor Street, Charleston, West Virjinia, to lien ror iroragt enarofi Tht Foot locker caoine! bast Ironing board Dressirq Carton 4 Carton 4 co Tablo leaf v. vnity bench Vanity stool 3 rrvvte e. cf draartrs 3,3 board CS rr.c!'r.r.s wic lonblng to "3 Wyor Cash in hand on 819 'Cf sale.

oi, CHARLES E. HURT Counsel NOTICE OF WAREHOUSEA'AN'S SALE At o'ckjcK A. Saturday, uary IS, Bkch Transfer and Storjioa (ot towing ooods belonging to Ctrntr at warehouse, 113 Wyoming i. Chi.rititon. West t0 satisfy a lion for storage Charges hi.