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TWO Whitesvle WHFTESVILLE (RNS) Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Harden and daughter, Sherry, of Berea, Ohio, visited Mr. and Mrs. William Shingle during the weekend.

Henry Mikel of Garrisou is confined to his home because of illness. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Dominion and daughter, Diann, of Cleveland, Ohio, were weekend guests of Mrs. Carl V.

Dominion. Miss Linda Johnston is spending a two-week vacation with her North Carolina. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Gibson and daughter, Janet, of Madison were Christmas Day visitors of Mrs.

Dicie Henderson. Mr. and Mrs. Myers E. Jarrell of Roanoke, were weekend guests of Lonnie 0.

Jarrell. Diploma Received DANVILLE (RNS) Sp. 4 Jack L. Dickson, son of Mr. and Mrs.

E. W. Dickson of Danville, has received his diploma and is now an optical laboratory specialist with the Army. Dickson is married to the for--- ij IV Ulc 1UI- parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Harry L. mer Marvangene Nelson and they ot Whitesville. live in Tracy, where he is tut 111 WllCiC 11C Jtanston is a cottege student in I located with one of the four opti- BECKLEY POST-HERALD, BECKLEY, W. THURSDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 28,1901 Linda G. Mays Exchanges Winners Listed Baptist Ladies Auxiliary Vows With Everest Copen PRINCETON (RNS) Miss Linda Gale Mays became bride of Everest Eugene.

Copen Saturday in the Melrose Presbyterian Church on the Athens Road. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Mays of the Athens Road. The bridegroom is the son of Mr.

and Mrs, Thomas Copen of Athens. cal laboratories in the United States. Jiffy CAKE MIX Box Aunt Jemima Corn 15 Lb. Bag Unclassified Potatoes 50 Lb. Cabbage HALF PRICE ON CHRISTMAS CARDS LIGHTS OPEN ALL DAY NEW YEARS SHOPPING 1114 Harper Until Midnight The Rev.

Paul Bonn, pastor, read the nuptial vows at 3 p. m. The church was decorated in keeping with the holiday season with evergreens and poinsettias and branched candelabra i lighted tapers. Miss Dianne Martin of Athens was soloist and Miss DLane Ar- ringion of Princeton was accompanist. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a formal wedding dress of white satin featuring a lace bodice and a front lace panel.

She carried a white Bible topped with white carnations with streamers of carnation petals. Mrs. Jack White of Athens was matron of honor. Miss Nawassa Copen, sister of the bridegroom was bridesmaid, and Diane Mays, sister of the bride, was flower girl. Their gowns were of red and they carried bouquets white carnation Jack White of Athens served as best man.

The bride's mother wore a blue wool sheath dress and a white carnation corsage. The bridegroom's mother wore a navy suit and a white carnation corsage. A reception was held in the social hall of tiie church. Assisting were Cheryl Mays Bennett. and Connie After a wedding trip to Cleveland, Ohio, the bride will return to Athens High School where she is a senior.

The bridegroom will continue his schooling at the IBM School in Geveland. where he is employed by the Kirkwood Company. For her wedding trip the bride wore an aqua wool sheath dress, brown coat with mink collar, and the corsage lifted from her Bible. Rites Incomplete For Earl Collins PRJNCETON (RNS) Earl James Collins 32, of Chicago, formerly of Princeton, died Tuesday morning at his home. Born May 12, 1929, in Princeton, he was a son of Earl and Nelcie Bailey Collins of Princeton, who survive.

Other survivors include his wife, Mary Collins; three dhfldren, Dana, Eddie, and Patricia, all at the displays. home; and a brother, Robert Collins of Princeton. iect Holds Christmas Dinner (RNS) Major uuutv? IWIUKUI nj.uiui, iius, nauuc Mrs. Clarence P. Gross has an- Auxiliary of the Kilsyth Free Will Bennett -and Jo Jo, Mrs.

Ethel nounced winners in the Salvation Baptist Church held their Christ- Blanchard, Mr. and Mrs. Billy A uu A i i oc i Army's annual "Christmas Doll mas dinner Monday evening in Combs and son, Kevin, the Rev. foe. Auxiliary Hall of the church, and Mrs.

W. C. Combs, Mr. and Following the dinner, gifts were Airs. Bill Crumb, Mrs.

Ocie Coins, Project." First prize for "frilly" clothes went to c. of the ntuw vj iUia. f. Ua Uie 'i i First Methodist Church for her Mrs 3 Perry led Haynes, Mr. and Mrs.

Jack bride doll. Second prize was Sf 3 TM whK included the showing James, Mr. and Mrs. Milton vie Christmas reading. awarded to an unidentified mem- ber of the First Presbyterian tltled Church for her flirty doll.

Tnird prize went to Mrs. James Mayberry of the Lerona Methodist Church, also for a bride doll. In the regular dress clothes division, Mrs. Amon Mclntosh of Carr Memorial Methodist Church first prize, Mrs. J.

W. Allen of the First Church of God placed second, and Mrs. Stella Chambers of the First Christian Church, third. Honorable mention went to Mrs. W.

T. Davis of the Kee Street Methodist Church, Mrs. Hattie Barger of the First Presbyterian Church, Mrs. Norma Thompson of the Mary Burke Baptist Church, and an unidentified member of the First Baptist Church. An unidentified student at Concord College was awarded first place in the most unusually dressed dolls division with cheerleader doll Second place went to Mrs.

Helen Pettrey of Mary Burke Baptist Church for ber majorette doll. Judges for the doll-dressing contest were Mrs. W. 0. Sowers, chairman, and Mrs.

W. Sheets, and Mrs. D. A. Johnston Project chairman and co-chairman were 'Mrs Joe Matney and Mrs.

R. W. Coker, respectively. Two hundred forty doHs were distributed to underpriveleged children in the area aJong with Christmas baskets to their families following me final judging. A.

J. Cavendish. Christmas guests Most of the dolls were chased earlier this month pur- with money collected in the Salvation Army Christmas kettle program. A few were donated. After the dolls were collected, they were distributed by the Salvation Army to ladies' groups in various Princeton area churches.

The women in turn made clothes for the dolls after which they were again collected and displayed in various business establishments on Mercer Street. Mrs. Hattie Barger and Mrs. B. H.

Barrett were in charge of arranging Mrs. James Mayberry of the Lerona Methodist Church was The body will be brought to the credited with making clothes for Seaver Mortuary in Princeton, Arrangements are incomplete. the greatest number of dolls, total of 48. ORDER AHEAD FOR THE Order your EGG NOG and other dairy products EARLY, so you'll be sure to have plenty for the holidays. --at your store or from fie.

Royal Devils Food, Raisin or MOUNT HOPE (RNS)-Mr. and Irs. Henry Cope and 1 ennis Jean Cope, visited during KILSYTH (RNS) The Ladies Mrs. Norman Arthur Mrs Hattie he holidays with Mr. and Mrs.

Oave Guido of Waterfurd, N. nd Mrs. Dorothy Bernard of Brooklyn, N. Y. AIr and Mrs.

Eugene Greer, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Perry Birth of Christ." and son, Ronnie, Mrs. Charles was assisted by Mrs.

Har- Puckett, Mrs. Edith Sneed Mrs Hazel Sutphin, Mrs. Mrs. Perry read a Christmas and son, Donnie, Mrs. poem and Miss Helen Bennett a Mr.

and Mrs. Harvie Bauer and ig of Christmas lard Laffertv. Mr. and Bennett, Ed Those attending were Mr. and and son, Mr.

"and" Mrs Milton Young, Mrs. Walter Hutchinson Mr. and Mrs. Glen Wees, and bers presented by various groups. Bennett, Mr and Sam Black News SAM BLACK (RNS) Mr.

and Mrs. Obed Cavendish of Dayton, Ohio, were weekend guests of his mother, Mrs, Bessie Cavendish, his brother, John, and his brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. of Mr. and Mrs.

A. J7 tS? son-in-law and daughter. Mr. and formerly of the died Survivors include his wife Mrs Jewell Killen Easter; three sons" Frankie, Joey and Jimmy, all at home; his father, Willie Easter, a brother, Jim Easter, and a sister, Mrs. Ruth Akers, all of Elgood.

The funeral will be conducted at 2:30 p. m. Friday in the Elgood Community Church. Burial will be in the Elgood Cemetery. The body is at Seaver Mortuary in Princeton.

Mr. and Mrs. Guy Fugate of Clin' tonville. Mr. and Mrs.

Norman Fisher and children, Bruce, Mary Lynn, and Brent, of Canton, Ohio, are spending a few days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Martin, and her grandparents; Mrs. Ola Martin, and Mr. and Mrs Vaughnr all of Sam Black.

Monday guests of Mrs. Mary F. Keeney and daughter, Miss Elizabeth -Keeney, were Mrs. Evelyn Brown and Mr. and Mrs.

Hunter Windon of Fairlea, Mrs! D. H. Bennett of Rainelle, Dr Floyd Bennett of Suffolk, her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Harold E.

Brown of Charleston, Mrs. Blanche Thompson of Sam Black, and Miss Nena Hiser of Crawley. SmootBriefs SMOOT (-RNS) Christmas guests of Mr. and Mrs. Billy Bryant were their son-in-law anc daughter, Mr.

and Mrs. a Franklin Sheppard of Lafayette, and Mrs. Pauline Shepparc of Lewisburg. Mr. and Mrs.

Don R. Farren and son, D. of Richmond, were Sunday guests "of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon McClung, and family of Smoot, and his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Herbert Farren, Quinwood. and family of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Witt of Smoot were visited Monday by their son-in-law and.

daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hamnton. and daughter, Kelly, of Charleston, and their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.

James Smith, and daughter, Jamie, of Big Chimney. Monday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Granvflle W. McCIung were their son-in-law and daughter, Mr.

anc Mrs. Denny Hylton and son, Todd, of Richmond, Va. Dinner guest also included her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George W.

Quillen oJ Rupert MARKETS INCORPORATED VALLEY DRIVE AT SPRAGUE-JUST BELOW PETE BOB'S WEEK- END MEAT QPEN 9 A.M. TO 9 P.M. MONDAY THRU SATURDAY Specializing In Rath's 'Blackhawk Beef Cufs of Meat at Your Reqaesf -Phone 253-7142-- Round Sirloin 3 wr 1 Lb. Fresh Fish Oysters Prices Effective Through Dec. 30th cft Lb AGON Lb.

Meat Bolo Good OLEO Ibs. 4i Tate son, Stephen, Mr. and Mrs. Wii- Mrs. Anna Walton.

Bobby Easter, 32, Has Fatal Attack Joint Meeting Held By Dawson Groups DAWSON (RNS) Members of the Dawson Home Demonstration Cltib and the Woman's Society of Christian Service met jointly Saturday, in the Dawson Methodist Church. Mrs. E. C. Surbaugh presided and a short candlelight service Mrs.

G. L. HJnchey visited her mother, George Clark, at Sweet Springs Thursday. Mrs. Hazel Harless is visiting son and daughter-in-law, Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Harless, in Winston-Salem, N. C. and Mrs. William Darnall II of Laurel, are visiting us grandmother, Mrs.

W. H. Dar- lrs. W. L.

Burruss, for several days. Over the weekend they also 'isited his mother, Mrs. Helen- Darnall, who is visiting her Mrs. L. D.

Robinson, of fairo. Mrs. Florence Duncan visited over the weekend with her son' and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Duncan, and family of jlen White.

Mr. and Mrs. John Hill and 'amily of Columbus, Ohio, are visiting during the holidays with lis parents, Mr. and Mrs. C.

R. Hill, in Oak Hill, and her par- ints, Mr. and Mrs. W. L.

Burruss of Mount Hope. Visiting Mr. and Mrs. H. 3-arvin during the holidays are iheir daughter, Miss Martha Garvin, a student at Alderson Broad-' dus College at Philippi, and their and daughter, Mr.

and Mrs. Ted Harris, and children, George and Hobie, of Wake est, N. C. Mr. and Mrs.

Roy Brewer and children, Priscifla, Penny, and Danny, are visiting her brothers-in-law and sisters, Mr. and Mrs. Junior Sanders, and children, Drema Ann, Debra, Janie and Mark, and Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Farthing and children, Doug, Gregory, and Beverly, and her sister, Mrs.

Woodrow Farthing and children, Eric Lee, and Richi Scott, all of was presented by the members oj the Methodist Youth Fellowship and WSCS. Each member contributed $1 to the Greenbrier County Camp and contributions made for cheer baskets for the elderly, sick and needy in the community. Refreshments were served to Mrs. Mary Puckett, Mrs. Bobbins and daughter.

Lynn Mrs. John Hedrick and daugh ter, Diane, Mrs. Lewis Louder milk, and children, Mrs Harry Humphrey, Kathryh Surbaugh Brenda. Mary Lou, and A i Rose Knapp, Mrs. Earl Carter and Mrs.

Harold Quillen. Homemakers Hold Annual Yule Party QUINWOOD (RNS) The an nual Christmas party of the Quin wood Homemakers Club was held Wednesday afternoon at the horn of Mrs. A. P. Littleton.

The program consisted or the reading of the Christmas Stor by Mrs. Clowney Humphries and "Another Christmas" was given by Mrs. Virgil TuHy. A solo "0 Holy Night," was sum? fa Mrs. Stanton Leland panied by Mrs.

Homer new member, Mrs. Homer Piercy was welcomed into the club Attending were Mrs. Clownev Humphries, Mrs. Holbrook Mrs. D.

L. Bamett, Mrs Stanton Leland, Mrs. Charles Virgil TuIIy and Rupert Perso7ials RUPERT (RNS) Miss Susan Quenon. Queson. Guests of Dr.

and Mrs. E. Evans of Rupert are their son- in-law and daughter, Mr and Mrs. Russell Fisher, and children Claire Beth, Nancy, and Eddie' of Hampton, Va. Mary Ann and Barbara Neely granddaughters of Mr.

and Mrs 0. 0. Neely of Rupert, are guests of their parents, Mr. and Mrs 0 0. Neely Jr.

of Madison. Corliss Visitors CORLISS (RNS) Mr. and Mrs. John Godby as holiday guests Coriss of "ftS ui children. They are Mr.

and Mrs Henry Godby and sons of San Ted Godby of Canton, Ohio, Mr. and Mrs James Godby and four children of Lansing, and Mrs Pauline Shawver of Redwood City, who flew home as a surprise to the family. 4-H Club Meets RUPERT (RNS) The Rupert Go Getters 4H Club met at the Bascom Methodist Church Thursday. Those taking part in the program were: Scripture by Mary Canfleld; poems, Becky Lilly and Barbara Mujiens; prayer, 'Margaret Bafiew; and reading, Caro-- Casto. c-Jte were exchanged and re- ireshments served to Jimmy and Barbara Mullens.

Carol Balew, Sharon and Carol Robinson Carol Dorman, Joan Taylor' Mount Hope Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Willard Lafferty are their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Martin of Charleston.

Mrs. Gladys Craigo, mother of Mrs. Lesta Clay of Mount Hope, patient in the Oak Hill Hos- A-2C and Mrs. Frank Cumbow are visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

T. A. Warren, and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Curnbow of HE1 Top.

Cumbow has completed training at the IBM School in Kingston, N. having" graduated with outstanding honors. He will report to Battle' Creek, Monday, where he was formerly, stationed. Mrs. Cumbow is the former Judy Warren.

Anthony Puskas is visiting his, mother, Mrs. Anthony Puskas, in Reynoldsvflle, who has been quite ill and is much improved; Puskas traveled with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Allamon and daughters, Cindy and Sandy, who win visit their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.

Jack visrted their son-in-law and daughter, Mtv and Mrs. Eugene Reese, and chil-Jl dren, Terri, Sandy, and Mark of South Charleston- Mr, and Mrs. John Paul McCoy and children are visiting wife his parents in Kentucky. They are residents of Tully Court in Mr. and Mrs.

Fred Dixon are vacationing in Florida. They will' visit Mr. and Mrs. Sam DuPuy and family of Coral Gables, formerly of Scarbro; his brother and' sister-m-lasr, Mr. and Mrs.

George Dixon of Atlanta, and their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dixon and family of Salem, on their return tnp home. of Heights Addition. Smoot MYFers Pro yr Members of Youth Fellowship VL UK omooE Methodist Church new a Christmas program Sunday.

Welcome was given by the president. Gary Sawyers, who read "Christmas is a time for giving because God first gave to us." Scripture was read by Tom Mc- CIung, and a poem was given by Fitzwater. "Spirit of Christ- presented by candles were en by Karen Welch, Vera Cora Burns, and Elaine-Sawyers' A reading "These are 'Needed were given by Homer Parsley Gifts were distributed from the school treat Yule Party Held party was held Friday evening by members of the Ladies -S 301 fte Leslie Com- mumty Church in the home of Mrs. Jame Blevins. Gifts were exchanged and refreshments were served to Mrs.

Mrs. Pnchard, CaroljTi Greer Carolyn Casio, Diane Walker' Brer.da Hunter, and a Walkup. Tne next meeh'ng will be held Jan. 15. SPRfNGDALE BRIEFS SPRIXGDALE (RNS) Miss (Elizabeth Kraus of Houston, Texas, visited her parents.

Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Kraus, the holidays, Phillip Skitcovich of Galveston Texas, was a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Kraus of Springdale during Christmas.

Fitzwater. Mrs. Ruby Mrs. Annie Sxaggs, Mrs Lafferty and Miss Venessa Fatzwater. Wedding Dinner Held EAST RAINELLE RNS Mrs.

Watson Moore of East RaineHe and her daughter Mrs, Charles Smith, of Washington, W. entertained Mrs. Moore's mother and her new husband, JS- Mrs Hugfa 8rown a wedding dinner, and Mrs Smith's husband with a birthday ri mner Christmas Day. Others attending were James ad Wood of Lexington, Ky. Lloyd Meaoe.

Miss Kafty Collins Mrs Arthur Wood, Watson Moore Charles Moore, and Jackie Moore,.