Beckley Post-Herald from Beckley, West Virginia • Page 8

BECiCLEY POST-HERALD, BECKLEY, WEDNESDAY MOiuNING, AUGUST 23, 1961 STOP! SHOP! COMPARE! SAVE MONEY! Back-to Lovely Assortment WOMEN'S SCARFS SHOE STRING BELTS The extra large "oblong chiffons" can be worn as head or shoulder stole. Others Include square chiffons and rayon and silk combinations with initials or complete names. All with hand-roiled hems. WOMEN'S TEENS 1 HANDBAGS jlut 54-inch length "Doe-Lon" plastic with com medallion or tassfe on each end. Wear several colors.

FINE COMBED YARN KNIT POLOS Styles and colors for all sires 6 months to 6x. With short sleeves. Long Sleeved POLOS 98 Pouches, boxes and clutch styles, soma with zippers, of plastic in calf or patent. Black and colors. COUNFY JAIL inc STEREO OR HI-FI L.

P. RECORDS wnufsc ipecfaU Guaranteed to most thrilling hi-fi you've ever heard or your money refunded. Many titles. NECKLACES BRACELETS $1.19 I $1.98 Cardigans I Solid color yellow, red or white cotton knit polos. Matching cardigans.

CHILDREN'S MISSES' ANKLETS 39c 1 jVb tax Smooth gold or silver finish, with springring dasp, ready to be engraved with your name. Evarybody'j usin 1 KRAZY KEY CHAINS 29e "Gag" make up the large Stolen Car, Poor House, County Jail, Dog House, etc. BRIEFS Women's stzes'5 to 8 IjoDucia DRESSES (2 A wonderful blend of eof- ton and rayon.Jn tailored styles. Teens' Girls' 9 FOR WORK OR SPORTS ANKLETS, white or grey in heavyweight cotton. Eastic tops.

CREW style, medium weight white cotton; stretch tops. Sizes 10 to 13 SOCKS 3 pairs $1.15 2 pairs 95e $1.98 Drip Dry cottons in many adorable styles, colors and trims for IrtHe grrls. T1MEX WRIST WATCHES Men's "regular" sizt or women's "Petite" with plain dial and leather strap. Same as above but with sweep second hand and ffexi- bfe metal bands. NEW SCHICK INJECTOR BLADES 10 In package.

Rts all injector and hydromagic razors. So smooth and comfortable you won't befieva there's a blade in the razor. KRONA CORDUROY OVERALLS for TOTS 2 to 5 $1.98 Bib style with novelty embroidery i two pockets and elastic bact. In assorted colors. Krona edge .00 blades Wonderful new style Schick Safety Razor with package of JO Schid Injector blades Girls' 4 to 12 Rayon Panties No-iron acetate tricot white and colors.

Bastic waist and leg. GIRLS 1 2 to 14 TRIMMED TRICOT PANTIES With double crotch, elastic waist and leg open- Ings. Pink or white; nylon inserts and lace trims. EASTRAINELLE 218 WEST MAIN MULLENS BECKLEY OAK HELL HICHWOOD ic Mercer County, Temporary Injunction Is Awarded To State PRINCETON (RNS). Orders have been entered in Mercer County Circuit Court in the Mowing actions: The State or West Virginia was granted a temporary injunction against John A.

Stupalsky, doing business as the Service Inn on the Bluefield Princeton Road. The to become effective within 30 days. The defendant is charged with failure to file and pay his business and occupation tax and the consumer sales tax in an estimated amount of $1,000. The injunction bars Stupalsky doing business in the state until he has filed and paid all his tax returns as well as penalties. Louis R.

Tabirt, assistant attorney general, who represented State Tax Commissioner C. Howard Hardesty Jr. said the Stupal- sky suit is one of several hundred the state wfll file for the collection of delinquent taxes. Stupalsky was specifically charged with failure to file or pay the business and occupation tax for 1959, 1960, and the first quarter of 1961. The state also charged with the exception of January 1961 the defendant had not filed or paid his consumer sales tax since September 1950.

The damage action of Vivian Virginia Comer, administratrix of the estate of William Scott Helmandollar and George Helmandollar against Richard Bolen, Beulah V. Bolen, and Thurman Bolen, was settled March 23, 1961 a mistrial was declared when a juror applauded a witness giving testimony. In the action damages of $20,000 plus $570.10 medical costs were claimed. William Scott Helmandollar, 11 years old, was hit by an automobile June 24, I960, the car being driven by Richard Bolen, 16, and owned by his mother and father. The Helmandollar lad died.

In the action of Nita Cook Vermillion against Frederick L. Ver- Mercer Resident PRINCETON (RNS) James M. Martin, 47, of the Athens -Road was found dead in his room by his wife Monday which doctors said was due to a stroke. He was a lineman for the Appalachian Power a member of Beni Kedem at Charleston, jBIuefield Shrine Club and Com- rnandery, Princeton Chapter of Royal Arch Mason, and Lodge No. 134, Ancient Free and Accepted i Mason.

Born hi Bluefield, he was a son Burch Martin. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. i Pauline Powers Martin; two sons, James M. Martin Jr. of Fort Bragg, N.

C. and William D. Martin of Princeton; three daughters, jBarbara and Judy Martin, at home, and Mary Ann Martin of Leonardtown, and four brothers, J. Harold of Glenwood Park, Raymond of Athens, Walter of Baltimore, and Ralph Martin of Princeton. The funeral will be conducted I at 2:30 p.

m. today in the Burns Wornal Memorial Chapel of Memorial Funeral Directory. Burial witt be in Oakwood Cemetery. Coal River Area Sea. He is a grandson of Mr.

and der, Rock Creek, Sunday. Mrs. James H. Workman of Artie. she visited in Whitesville.

Visiting Mr. and Mrs. VsHey birthday. Williams are their son-in-law and cu. LU iiei liuiiie iii iNewarK, V.IUJULCU, ivem- after visiting her parents, Mr.

and ani Paula, Lewisburg: Mr. T-- YT TTT 51 Tin Mrs. James H. Workman- rr 7 Jy LOUple WHTTESVILLE (RNS)--A party held in the home of Mr. and was new in the home of Mr.

and ilrs. Chester Stover of Whites- LOHO Weds TTrlTft 4VlA 'IfTflA ville Saturday for the aged ladies who are widows. This is the second year Mrs. Stover has had a gathering of this kind and she plans to make it an annual affair. It is said by folk who live in that at there are more than 50 widows living here and Mrs.

Stover extended an invitation to each one h5s million and others, an order waa entered rejecting a bid of $4,500 for lot in Lilly Grove Addition. Ira Mason Smith and H. E. DeJarnette, special'commissioners, were authorized negotiate a private sale if they can secure purchase at a fair market price and fair terms of payment; In the damage action of Milam against John Rorrer was dismissed as settled. Milam for compensation for personal injuries allegedly inflicted by Rorrer.

In the action of Laura Elizabeth Brooks against Paul Edward Brooks, the defendant was directed to pay plaintiff $243 monthly for support of plaintiff and four children payment to be twica monthly. Defendant, was also ordered to pay $186.50 attorney fee. Plaintiff was awarded temporary custody of children. In the case of Betty Lou Mabe Davidson against Thomas Alfred Davidson, an order was entered approving agreement that defendant pay plaintiff's attorney fees and costs totaling $85.75 within 60 days and plaintiff to withdraw request for alimony and support, temporary or permanent. ant was restrained from annoying or molesting plaintiff in any manner.

In the action of Mary Jacqueline Launders Watkins against Leon Alvie Watkins, agreement to custody of child and payment of. support and maintenance of child was approved. Plaintiff was awarded possession of the residence on Lorton's Lick Road. Each party was restrained from interfering with each other. In the action of Georgia Butler Wilson against Harold Eugene Wilson, the court directed that plaintiff have custody of'two children during the 10 months of school and $70 monthly for their maintenance and defendant is to have children during the' summer months when school is not in session.

Defendant is to pay plaintiff's attorney fee of $250. The court reserved the right to file a written opinion. Princeton Man Succumbs At 64 PRINCETON (RNS)-Abraham H. Luikous, 64, of 1412 North Walker St. died Monday evening in Memorial Hospital.

He was a veteran school teacher of Mercer County, having taught in the county schooj system for 35 years. He served as principal of Ceres, Knob Street and Thorn Street schools in Princeton and was teacher and principal of Wade School in Bluefield for 25 years. He had continued his school duties until May. A graduate of VPI, Marshall University, and Concord College, he received his STaster's Degree from Columbia University in New York City. Born in Montgomery County, Sept.

10, 1895, he was a son of the late Git and Jennie Gilmore Linkous. Survivors include one sister, Mrs. J. B. Akers of Russell, and one brother, Luck Linkous of Glenwood Park.

The funeral services win be conducted at 2 p.m. today in -the George W. Seaver Memorial Chapel with the Rev. Norman G. Crawford in charge.

Burial will be in Restlawn Park Cemetery. The body will remain at the funeral home. Active pallbearers will be Harold and Warren Linkous, Willard Akers, Linvingston Price, James Walker, and Virgil Bailey: Honorary -pallbearers wfll be Mercer County School teachers and members of the Board of Education. ARTIE (RNS) Lester Bur- Igess of Columbus, Ohio, spent the (weekend with his wife, Janet, and daughter, Patty, who are visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

J. H. Workman. David Workman, storekeeper third class, USN, son of Mr. and Aliminl Pirnir Mrs.

Dillard Workman of Artie, is scheduled for a seven-week tour to the Red Sea and Persian Gulf areas. Workman is serving ROCK CREEK (RNS) Rela- aboard the destroyer USS Harold tives of the late John L. day J. Ellison operating with the 7J Sixth Fleet in the Mediterranean a picnic dinner at the of Mr. and Mrs.

Rome Ra- For several years the picnic has VtAA UlW UAI.JL111* JUCO Mrs. J. H. Workman was taken been held in observance of Clay's to the Beckley Memorial Hospital birthday in August. Before his Sunday where she received treat- death last month, he was said to ment and was released.

Monday be looking forward to the event which would have been his 93rd attending the home- daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Everett coming were Mr. and Mrs. Lacy Lilly, and children of Boston, Pettus; Mr.

and Mrs. How- Mass. They also wfll visit his art Clay and sons, Johnny and parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Lilly Jimmy: Mrs.

Perry Sarrett, Dor- of Clear Creek. othy; Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe C. Mrs.

Mattie Hodge has return- ay j. Mr. and Mrs. ed to her home in Newark, a children, Kem- and Mrs. Bill Clay and'daugh- ters.

Suzanne and Kathy, Mrs. Ed Rippetoe, Mr. and Mrs. Orville Can- and daughter Mary Cae. all of Beckley; and Mr.

and Mrs. Jarrell and sons. Randy, and Bal, Rock Creek. Freddie Seacrist of Keith became the bride Seacrist Aug. 4 in the of the Kev Ernest Barley The bride is the daughter of Mr.

aw Tvts. Kenneth Long of Keith, are Mr. and Mrs. to attend the Saturday event. Seacrist of Anieagle.

Ages of the women 11 accompanied to will not be revealed but the ey by the bride aunt Mrs. total of their years is 741 "rhe? Rod Se of Newardfc. one claiming the most years is a a cousin Ii S5 JaDet Bu rgess Mrs. Lou Kirk who is 84. Games were played, Bible verses were quoted from memory, and a dinner was served buffet style by the hostess.

A social hour followed the dinner and the evening ended by the sl ''God Be With Us we Meet ladies are looking forward to another they hope for another evening of fellowship together of Columbus, Ohio. The couple is living temporarily with his parents but plan to move to Delaware. DIVORCE SUIT FILED PRINCETON (RNS) Civil action for divorce was filed in fiercer County Circuit Court by Betty Pink against Glenn Melvin Fink. The plaintiff asks custody of children and support money..