Beckley Post-Herald from Beckley, West Virginia • Page 12

TWELVE --Mercer Suits Filed PRINCETON (RNS) Suits have been filed in Mercer County Circuit Court as follow: Haun Motors, lnc against A. J. White. The plaintiff asks judgment of $597.63 as payment for repairs to defendant's 1980 Volks wagon automobile in October 1961. Vivian Gail Kinter, who sues by her father James Kelly Taylor, against Thomas Fortune Kinter, divorce.

HEATER down payment normal installation guaranteed fa jfj fife of (he purchase nent up (o 12 yeors fay Appalachian Power. your Morfenj Bectrie, Living Dealer or plumber or Appalachian Fewer Company Christmas Observance Slated By Commandery BECKLEY POST-HERALD, BECKLEY, W. MORNING, DECEMBER 22, 1961 MOUNT HOPE (RNS) Plans have been completed for a Christmas observance Monday at 11:30 a. m. by the Mount Hope Com- mandery No.

22, Knights Templar, at the Masonic Hall, M. E. Miller is the commander. Ladies and guests are welcome and invited to attend. Members of the Baptist Fellowship of the Mount Hope Baptist Temple brought the Christmas season to the attention of by their presentation of the play Sunday evening entitled, "Christmas Eve and All Is Well." The church will observe their annual White Gifts program today at 7 p.

m. At this time each department in Sunday school presents a portion of the program and the children are visited by Santa Claus. On Sunday at 6 p. m. a service of carols and lights will be pre- sented in the church.

The Rev. Harry R. Bias Jr. is minister of the Mount Hope Baptist Temple. A cordial invitation is extended by the Rev.

Ray R. Hanson minister of the Presbyterian Church, for the public to attend the Sunday school program to be presented by children today. Their Christmas service will be at 11 a.m. Sunday. The children's program for the Mount Hope Methodist Church was held on Sunday evening and a candlelight communion service will be held on Christmas Eve.

Members of the primary and junior departments of the Mount Hope Pilgrim Holiness Church presented the Christmas play, entitled, "Christmas In Cobbler's Shop" Sunday evening. The Rev. H. Vernon Thomas is pastor of the church. The annual Christmas program of the children of the Mount Hope Christian Church was held Monday evening.

The Senior Choir will present special Christmas music at the morning worship Sunday. The Rev. C. R. Berry, minister of the Mount Hope Christian Church, has announced that the recreation and fellowship hour for the local college students and ones in service will be held Dec.

28. This is sponsored by the Mount Hope Ministerial Association. Members of the various choirs of the churches in Mount Hope who have formed the Mount Hope Civic Chorus, under the direction of Robert Evans, will give their i performance entitled, "Carols of Christmas" Sunday at 2 p. m. in the Mount Hope High School Auditorium.

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79 Gifts for Tots Choose from many ttylos for infante. Bowling Shoes Js Sheer 1st Quality NYLONS pairs All The New Colors 78 Flexible uppers. 11 Hiskle Gambii! Succumbs At 52 BEARDS FORK (RNS)-Hiskle Rogan Gambill, Beards Fork led at his home at 9 a.m. Thursday after a long illness. A disabled coal miner, he was member of the United Mine Porkers of America, Local 4475, ieards Fork, and a veteran of Vorld War E.

Survivors include his wife, Mrs allie Elzadia Bledsoe Gambill; a on, William Porter Gambill II, of Beards Fork; three daugh ers, Miss Doris Lee Gambill, Hiss Jo Ann Gambill, and Miss Mscilla Lucy Gambill, all at home; his father, William Jambitt, of Hialeah, four n-others, Arthur of Wilmington, Walter of Norfolk, Dharles of Columbus, Ohio, and Sugene of Hialeah, and three sisters, Mrs. Audra Ayers, Orlando, Mrs. Paul South Beards Fork, and Mrs. Willie Winstead, of Virgie, Ky. The funeral will be conducted at 2 p.m.

Sunday BUI Holden Funeral Home in Big tone Gap, Va. Burial will be in the Powell Valley Memorial Gardens at East Stone, Va. The body will remain at the Tyree Funeral Home in Oak Hill until Saturday, when it will be taken to Virginia. Mrs. Smith Dies; Rites Set Today SUMMERLEE (RNS) Funeral services for Mrs.

Mary Slizabeth Smith, 67, of Summer- ee will be conducted at 3 p.m. in the Bethel Baptist Church at Summerlee with the Rev. T. D. Cochran of Daniels in charge.

Burial will be in the Bays Cemetery near Summerlee. Mrs. Smith died at her home at 9:30 p.m. Wednesday after a long ainess. She was a member of the Bethel Baptist Church.

Surviving are her mother, Mrs Laura Goodman Rainey of Sum merlee; and two sisters, Mrs. Bill Smith Minderi and Mrs. Mar garet Smith of Oak Ml. The body will be taken from the Tyree Funeral Home in Oak BUI to the church one hour prior to services. Fayette County Christmas Program Set At Long Branch Church LONG BRANCH (RNS) The Vingrove; "Christmas Snow- Long Branch Methodist Church flakes," Toni Lynn Lively Services Today For Cecil Pannell 'GAULEY BRIDGE (RNS) -Funeral services for Cecil Shir ley Pannell, 61, of Gauley Bridge formerly of Oak Hill, wfll be con Gauley Bridge with the Rev.

E. Vandercoy in charge. Buria wfll be in High Lawn Memoria Park in Oak Hill. Pannell died at 1:45 a. Wednesday.

in the Richinond-Mc Guire Veterans Hospital, Richr mond, after a long illness. County, he was born at Ansted May 29, 1900, a son of the lat John and Virginia Pan nell. Characters Rehearse Play Scheduled For Tonight are (left'to right) Dennis Win- Among the characters in the three act play, "Follow The Star," to be presented tonight grove, and Rita and Gail Turner. will present their annual Christmas program at 7 p. m.

today. Directors are Mrs. Clate Wil- mas," Mike Godbey, "Overall A Jams and Mrs. Homer Craddock. Star," Gary Turner; and "Many Burder Trials! Set For Jan FAYETTEVILLE A South Carolina sailor who was indicted the beating of a Huntington minister to death last summer Jiving," Mike" Lively;" "The viu on trial here a Night," Danny Godbey; "Christ- Willard E.

Graham, Patric, S. Pianist is Mrs. Ethel Walkup. A three-act play will be given the young people. The theme is "Follow The Star." Characters are: Dr.

Harding by Dennis Wingrove; Mrs. Harding, Patti Williams; daughters, Edna and Rita Turner, Dorothy, Gail Turner; Myrtle Helm, Sharon Williams; and her father, Douglas Blake. A one act play, "Christmas With The Family" also will be presented. Characters are: Father by Robert Pettry; mother, Connie Williams; daughters, Kay Stcver, Gafl Turner, and Jennifer Dickinson; reader, Lynn Craddock; and son, Jimmy Pettry. "Christmas Record" characters are Junie Weeks, Elaine Tyree, Kay Stover, Lillian Sutphin, and Jennifer Dickinson.

The Baby of Christmas" will be given py Elaine Tyree and Jennifer Dickinson. "Welcome," by Frankie Blake; "He was Christ The Lord," Lois Grade Weaver, a WI1 Brenda Hall; "The Peace That ducted at 2 p.m. today in the Passeth Understanding," i a Orders Entered In Mercer Court PRINCETON (RNS) Orders nave 11 entered in Mercer Circuit Court in the Movring actions: In the action of G. W. Lawrence Heating and Plumbing Co.

against Employed at the Union-Carbide Earl Hale judgment of ri. fiH was nwnrnprt Tvl-ainhff nn Metals Corp. at Alloy, he was a member of the Oak Hill Baptist Church and the American Legion Post 129 at Gauley Bridge. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Mary Pannell; a daughter, Mrs.

Marie Treadway of Beckley; a foster daughter, Miss Betty Boles, of Gauley Bridge; two brothers, Clarence and Earl, both of Oak Hill; a grandchild; and three The body will remain at the funeral home. Pallbearers win be members of the American Legion. was awarded plaintiff on a contract. Phillip T. Lilly Jr.

was appointed guardian for Vivian Gail Kinter, who sues by her father, James Kelly Taylor, against Thomas Fortune Kinter for divorce. The damage action of Harold Russell Jones against C. T. Snidow. was continued to the February term of court.

Jones claims $75,000 damages alleging that he was overcome by gas in a room rented to him by the defendant Jurors were excused from further duty until Dec. 27. SLIPCOVERS A Cradle," Jimmy Humphrey. Fayette Circle Holds Yule Party ANSTED (RNS) Mrs. Eliza- xvas indicted on a murder harge last week in the fatal beat- ng of the Rev.

Julius Keatori, 70. ie pleaded innocent last Friday. Pat R. Hamilton, Oak Hill, was appointed to serve as Graham's awyer. Authorities said Graham -has admitted beating the minister and caving him in a wooded area near Oak Hill after hitch-hiking 'a ride with Keaton.

Prosecutor Zane Summersfield eth Skaggs was hostess for the also said Jan. 17 was set the annual Christinas party given by Circle No. 2 of St. Paul Methodist Church at her home Monday night. "The Birth of Christ" was the devotional presented by the minister, the Rev.

Fred Toney, following dinner. Mrs. Eva Claiborne, chairman, presided over the meeting. Christmas gifts were exchanged by members. Also attending were Mrs.

Fred Toney and son, Timmy, Mrs. Thelma Blair, Mrs. Veloris Morrison, Mrs. Inez Pauley, Mrs. Hester Burton, Mrs.

Anna Laura Skaggs, Mrs. Gladys Brown, Mrs. Fannie Mink, Mrs. Bessie Puckett, Mrs. Jewel Ligon, Mrs.

Merle Boley, Mrs. Grace Massey, Mrs. Margaret Conrad, Mae Skaggs, Mrs. Hallie Gilkeson, Mrs Kate Johnson, L. E.

Gilkeson, Frank Brown, J. C. Skaggs, John E. Gilkeson, Stephen Skaggs, Eliz abeth Ann Skaggs, and Beverly and Kathy Brown. Coal River Area 'Star InThe Slated At Church ARTIE (RNS) A two-act play, "A Star In the Sky," wfl be presented at the Advent Chris tian Church at Artie, Saturday at 7 p.

m. The cast includes the three Tvisemen, played by Penny Las Joyce Bunion, and Bettj David; wives of wisemen are Marilyn Treadway, Winona Wil liams, and Betty Williams; Mary is played by Kathy Runion; Joseph, Kathy Thompson; maid a the inn, Marilyn West; and Darius unbeliever, WQIojean Wil Hams. Carolyn Stover plays th' part of the "Star." Small children wfll presen recitations as their part of Christmas program. The program is being directed by Mrs Marriage Is Told 'ARTIE (HNS) Mr. and Mrs Everett Lasley have the marriage of their daughter Pfc.

Sandra a Parris Island, S. C. and Cpl Jack Dingess, stationed at Bu ford Air Station, S. C. The wedding took place Dec.

7 at Ridgefield. S. C. with Judg A. J.

Cook officiating. The couple will live at Buford S. and they will continu their respective military assign ments. A mature rubber tree yields 11 pounds of latex a year. NOG It's a Sure Sign of Hospitality Valley Bell EGG NOG has that "Old Tune" flavor wholesome and delicious for serving to the whole family get some today at your store or delivered, to your door by the MILKMAN rial of Mrs.

Grace Morris, Ansted, and Robert Massie, in the abortion death of Mrs. Freda Bullard, Belpre, Ohio. Mrs. Bullard died hi a Parkers- urg hospital in August, 1960, al- egedly as the result of an.abor- tion performed in Fayette County several months earlier. A Belpre man, Hansel Brown, Jidicted with Mrs.

Morris. and Massie, has not been appre- lended. Montgomery (RNS) Julius Baldridge, son Mr. a Mrs. Malvie Baldridge of Longacre, is a patient in Laird Memorial Hospital, where he is being treated for injuries received in a fall from a swing near, his home.

Roy Hess has been confined to his home in Carbondale with tha flu. Ella Cooper of Smithers is a patient in Laird Memorial Hospital. Larry Canterbury has been confined to the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Canterbury of Smithers, for the past with the flu.

Bobby Pastol, serving with'the Army at Fort Benning, has returned to duty after spending a leave with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Pastol. Mrs. Arnold McKinney a daughter, Gina; and her sister, Mrs.

David Wmebrenner, and-'son, David Wayne, visited their grandfather, John Graham, who ds'a patient in the Hill Top Nursing Home, Tuesday. Graham, who Has been a patient there for several months, suffered a stroke Sunday, and is listed as in critical condition. Also visiting him Tuesday were his daughter, Mrs. Otie Prince of Beckley; and his niece, Mrs. Kelha Meadows of a Orchard.

Mrs. Marie Gooch and her mother, Mrs. Lucy Edwards, are leaving this weekend to spend Christmas with her son hi and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hedrick and son, in Catlett, Va.

Hedrick is stationed with the Army at Vint Hill Farm, near Catlett. Mr. and Mrs. Meredith "Shorty" Williams are spending a-two- week vacation in Florida. Pvt.

Jean F. Miller, daughter of Mrs. Cora L. Miller, has completed the typing and clerical procedures course at the Women's Army Corps Center at Fort McClellan, Ala. Mrs.

Charles E. Bayes, a former resident, has returned to her home in Annandale, after undergoing throat surgery at Fairfax Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. James Ford are the parents of a boy, James Gregory, born Dec.

15 hi Laird Memorial Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. James Bowles of Smithers are the parents of a boy, Kelly Bob, born Dec. 17 in Laird Memorial Hospital Dorothy Brief DOROTHY (RNS) Mr.

an? Mrs. Darrell Bailey of Dorothy have announced the birth of their third child, a seven pound boy, in Kanawha Valley Hospital. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Bailey of Beckley and Mr.

and John Cook of Dorothy. Weekend guests of Mr. a Mrs. Vincent Morris were her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Gordon Stanley of Fort Spring, and Mr. and Mrs. Billy Gibson and family of South Point, Ohio. Couples Seek Permits PRINCETON (RNS) Sons for marriage licenses have been filed in the Mercer" County Clerk's office by the following couples: Andrew Mauldin of Eckman and Mellia Claudette Couch of Bluefield; Roger Wayne Tibbs and Brenda Kathleen Ayers, both of Princeton; and Ronald Nathan Mariotti and Patricia Lee White, both of Bluefield..