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FOURTEEN Musical Program Set RONCEVERTE (RNS) A musical Christmas program will bo presented for the Ronceverle Elementary Parent-Teacher Association and the Ronceverle Woman's Club by members of Mrs. Calhieen Hinkle's third grade at 7:30 D. m. Monday at the Ronceverle Elementary School. Program chairman will he Mrs.

Marvin demons, chairman of the Home Life Department. Members of the Ronceverle Woman's Club are reminded to bring canned goods or food suitable for baskets for the needy. --4 BECKLEY POST-HERALD, BECKLEY, W. VA, FRIDAY HOPNTNfi. DECEMBER 16,1960 Wyoming County Ribbons, Awards Shown To Wyoming Gardeners QUALITY PASTRY SHOP, INC.

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12, 1966 SATURDAY, DEC. 24, 9 TO 6 MULLENS The Lorena Spillers Garden Club held its Christmas meeting Monday evening at the Rose Floral Shop with Mro B. Noble and Mrs. B. Wickline serving as hostesses.

Mrs. Eugene Newsome presided with Mrs. Herbert Morgan leading the invocation. Eighteen members and two guests answered roll by naming favorite Christmas greenery or flower. The president thanked all members for their work in the Gifts Of Christmas," Cower show and displayed the Peoples Bank of Mullens silver cup won by the club for having the most entries in the horticulture division.

Mrs. Buren Toler called attention to a. display showing all the ribbons and awards won by Lorena Spillers Garden Club members and their sponsored Cardinal Junior Club members at the flower show. Mrs. A.

T. Robertson said the garden therapy committee had placed favors on patients' trays at the Wyoming General Hospital for Thanksgiving. Mrs. Thrasher, program chairman, distributed a pamphlet on the "Care of Holiday Plants and Greenery," then introduced Mrs. Sonnie Phillips, who presented a program on "Christmas Arrangements for the Home." Mrs.

Phillips was assisted by Mrs. Clifton Pauley and displayed several arrange ments they had made, telling how each could be used in the home and the proper accessories to be used with each. After the program, club mem bcrs were invited to inspect the concerning the procedure for malting them Following the meeting, Mrs. Kenneth Watkins, Mrs. Stella Delhi, and Mrs.

W. W. Wells, served as judges for Christmas arrangements designed and made by members, which will be taken to the Wyoming General Hospital during the holidays Winning ribbons were: First place, blue, Mrs Carrie Thrasher; second place, red, Mrs. R. D.

Price and third place, yellow, Mrs. Thrasher. A social hour followed with refreshments, using the Christmas motif, being served to the following: Mrs. George Rlggs, Mrs. Odell Cook, Mrs.

Delia, Mrs. R. L. Hart, Mrs. Locky Miller, Mrs.

Carl Moran, Mrs. Morgan, Mrs. Newsome, Mrs. Noble, Mrs. R.

D. Price. Mrs. Robertson, Mrs. J.

A. Robinson, Mrs. Ted Robinctte, Mrs. Thrasher, Mrs. Toler, Mrs.

Watkins, Mrs. Wickline, Mrs. Wells, Mrs. Clifton Pauley. and Mrs.

Phillips. Bloodmobilc Visit Set LEWISBURG (HNS) The Red Cross Bloodmobile will be Lewisburg Dec. 19 at the Fellowship Hall of the Old Stone Church, beginning at noon until 6 p. m. Many new donors and all pre vious donors are urged to help make the 200-pint quota.

Loca" doctors and nurses will assist the Bloodmobile staff. Other volunteer workers will furnish the canteen service and in other capacities. Locusts have shorter antennae than other grasshoppers New at Grady Whitlock Ford Lincoln Continental Another star comes to our LINCOLN CONTINENTAL We are proud to have been selected to sell and service America's most distinguished motorcar Lincoln Continental. For 1967, the Lincoln Continental line includes the four-door sedan, America's only four-door convertible and the coupe which is priced to invite more people to enjoy the Continental life. All unmistakably new but unmistakably Continental.

Of course, we are pleased also to offer Mercury, the Man's Car, an equally outstanding value in its field. GRADY WHITLOCK FORD, INC. 615 NORTH EISENHOWER DRIVE, BECKLEY, WEST VIRGINIA Alderson Circles Hold Combined Yule Party Expansion Completed On Mine Safety Building Sen. Robert C. Byrd has announced that final work is being completed on the $330,000 addition to the building at Mount Hope, which houses the offices of the Health and Safety Division of the U.

S. Bureau of Mines. The second story addition to the building was made possible when Byrd, who is a member of the Senate Appropriations Committee, amended the Fiscal Year 1965 Appropria- i Bill to restore funds stricken by the House to de. sign the structure. In the succeeding year, Byrd was in- strumental in boosting construction funds to $290,000 after they had been reduced by the House.

The vertical addition to the existing building will provide another 10,400 square feet of office space. More than 3,000 weekly safety messages are mailed from Mount Hope to imine owners and workers in West Virginia and nearby states. Staff members from the Health and Safety Division, at Mount Hope make an average of some 2,500 inspections and investigations annually at nearly 1,500 mines in West Virginia. ALDERSON (RNS) Mrs. ames H.

Smith Jr. was hostess the Monday Evening Circle, le Thursday Afternoon Circle ind the Thursday Evening Cirle of the Alderson Presbyter- an Church for the annual com- Christmas party and De- William Fox Dies; Sites Incomplete HINTON (RNS) William Fox, 77, of Suitland, ormerly of Hinton, died at 10 Thursday in a Maryland! ospital. Death was attributed a fall Saturday morning. Born in Jackson County, June 29, 1889, he was a son of the Adam and Katherlne Wtaks fox. He had lived most of his In Summers County and with his daughter in Maryland for our years.

Survivors Include a daughter, ilrs. Anna Fox Bare Of Suit- and; a brother, Earl E. of ireenbelt, two grandchil- Iren and one great-grandchild. The body will be returned the Ronald Meadows Funeral Parlors in Hinton. Arrangements ire incomplete.

cember meeting Monday night at her home. Mrs. William J. Meadows tnught the Bible lesson from the 5th Chapter of John entitled Do You Want to be Whole." Mrs. Carl Bivens' read "The Christmas Story" from Luke The Christmas party followed with group singing of Christmas carols accompanied Mrs Frank Nash at the piano and an exchange of gifts among members.

The tea table was covered with a red cloth and flanked by red lighted candles from which Christmas refreshments were served. Mrs. George Williams presided at the punch bowl. The following members were present: Mrs. T.

R. Spencer, Mrs. Dorothy Coleman, Mrs. Malcolm Holcomb, Mrs. Carl Bivens, Mrs.

Wanda Hlnkley, Mrs. Elwin Roberts, Mrs. Frank Nash, Mrs. R. S.

Johnson, Mrs. Hugh Atlee, Mrs. H. H. Blaker, Miss Louise McVey, Mrs.

William J. Meadows, Mrs. George D. Williams, Miss Paulino Johnson, Mrs. W.

B. Rogers, Mrs. Nancy Morgan, Miss Rebecca Hogsett, Mrs. J. W.

Raine, Mrs. Carl Eades, Miss Laura Lehman, Mrs. Homer Hlzer, Mrs. Joe Fcamster, Mrs. Charles M.

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It is to be used in football training at the high school. Bcckleheimer showed a film of the Oceana-Sophla football game and discussed how this type oL projector could be John Beckelheimer (center), football coach at Oceana High School, was presented a check by Leon Childress (right) on behalf of the Oceana Rotary Club. With them is Jimmy Lester, vice president who presided at the Monday evening meeting of the Rotary Club at the Oceana Methodist Church. The check was to pay for the used in training. The financing of the projector was the club's Christmas project.

OCEANA (RNS) A committee was appointed to set the date and make plans for the annual football banquet at the Monday night meeting of the Oceana Rotary Club. Named to the committee were Les Lively, Aubrey Chancy Rev. Gordon Joines. Tom Smith announced that anyone having suggestions for improving county health service to give them to him, Leon Childress, Otis Cook or Drewcy Mitchell. A report was made by Ronald L.

Cook, who serves as chairman oC the Oceana Library Advisory Committee, concerning the recent opening ol the Oceana Public Library. He anounccd the schedule for the library as being 4 until p.m. each week day except Wednesday) and 1 until 4 p.m. Salur- day. He also discussed a proposed magazine drive and asked anyone so wishing to contribute a magazine subscription to the library.

The group discussed a federal appropriation for the renovation of the old Oceana High School building and voted to see if the project could be speeded up. It was announced the Dec. 26 meeting would be held at the high school gymasium. Attending were i Lester, Lcs Lively, Drewey Mitchell, Luther Shockley, Gerald Short, Vcrnon Short, Tom Smith, Carson Stewart, Johnny Aliff, Bill Browning, Rev. E.

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