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the the the the the the the the the TEN BECKLEY POST-HERALD, BECKLEY, WEDNESDAY MORNING, 4, 1959. Miscellaneous For Sale W. FEBRUARY TO: THE CREDITORS AND Professional Directory 45 Situations Wanted 69 Valley Wyoming County Coal River Area STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA: FICIARIES OF THE ESTATE: OF Dr. B. E.

Silverman Dial CL 3-6352 LICENSED practical nurse desires SALE! ONLY $2. DOWN BUYS Mrs. Thompson Dies In Virginia RED SULPHUR, Feb. 3 (RNS) -Mrs. Mattie Thomson, 81, of Red Sulchur Springs died Tuesday morning in a Clifton Forge, nursing home after a four year illness.

Born near Red Sulphur in 1877. Mrs. Thompson was a of the late Joseph and Cornelia Ann Neel. She was a membewas Ballard Baptist Church married in. 1896 to Charles Thompson, who died in 1956.

Survivors include two daughters. Mrs. David Pence of Willow Bend and Mrs. Aubrey Ballard of Mul-1 lens: three sons, Albert of Red Sulphur, Hubert of Little Rock, and Richard of Peterstown; 12 grandchildren; and 10 children. The funeral 1 will be conducted at 2 p.m.

Thursday at the Red Sulphur Churce, by the Rev. Howard Spencer Cashmere the Rev. Chafin of Rich Creek. Burial will be in the church cemetery. The body will be taken from Broyles Funeral Home at Peterstown to the residence of a son, Richard, at 2 p.m.

Wednesday and to the church one hour before the funeral. Pallbearers will be Carl Raines. Calvin Bennett, Roy Higginbottom, Frank Canterbury, Fin Broyles, and Charles Russell Ellison. Ladies of the Ballard Missionary Society will carry flowers. Emma Meadows Succumbs At 91 HINTON, Feb.

3 (RINS) Mrs. Emma Lowe Meadows. 91, died at 11:50 p.m. Monday at her home at. 105 Ballengee after a long illness.

Born in Monroe. County, Nov. 22, 1867, she was a daughter of the late Granville and Mary Catherine Vines Lowe. She spent most of her life in Summers County and formerly taught school. Mrs.

Meadows was a member The Central Baptist Church and the Jennie Jacobs Mission Circle. Her husband, William died in 1941, and a son, Ronald, died in 1955. Survivors include two sons, W. Granville of Hinton and 0. Clitford of Hunlinglon: three doughters, Mrs, John T.

Moore of Brookville, Beulah of Hinton, and Mrs, C. A. Newland of Baltimore, sister, Mrs. A. D.

Lilly Hinton; I grandchildren; and four great grandchildren. The funeral will be conducted at 2 p.m. Thursday in the Central Baptist Church by Dr. H. P.

Hackney. Burial will be in Greenbrier Burial Park near Hinton. The body is at the Ronald Mendows Funeral Porlors. Ettie Miller, 63, Dies In Hospital ZENITH, Feb. 3 (RNS) Mrs.

Ellie Frances Miller. 63, of Zenith died this morning in a Charlottesville. hospital after 1 brief illness. Born at Hans Creek, she was a -daughter of the late Andrew Jackson and Eliza Ann Biggs Canterbury. Her husband.

George, died July 2, 1955. Survivors Include five brothers, Jasper of Red Sulphur Springs. Wilbur and Ernest, both of Bozo0, Addison of Indian Mills, and Frank Canterbury of Ballard; and two sistors. Mrs. Minnie Duckworth of Crab Orchard, and Mrs.

Ella Sarver of Spanishburg. The funeral will be conducted at m. Thursday in Broyles Funeral Home Chapel at Union by the Cecil Noel Burial will be in Wickline Cemetery at Zenith. Rites Set Today For T. Pritt, 85 ELKINS.

Feb. 3 (RNS) Funeral services, for Thaddeus Pritt, 85, conducted nt. 2 p.m. Wednesday in the Davis Memorial Presbyterian Church here by the Rev. Warner Dubose.

pastor. Pritt died at 8:30 a.m. Monday en route to a hospital after sufforing a heart attack while nt work at the Davis Trust Co. Bank. He was a teacher.

former, polltician, and banker, and had been president of the Davis Trust Co. for the past. 40 years. The deceased was also a trustee of Davis Memorial 1 Hospital and a member of Davis Memorial Presbyterian Church. Born at Huttonsville.

Davis was a son of the late Dixie John and Rose (Crickard) Pritt. Survivors include his wife: a son, Thaddeus of Beverly: and two grandchildren. Allen Baby's Rites Slated For Today PIPESTEM. Fob. 3 (RNS) Funeral services for Anthony Gene Allen, two and one half vearold son of Mr.

and Mrs. Anthony Allen of Baltimore. will be conducted at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Cooks Chapel at Pipestem. The Rev.

John Atkinson and Elder Owen Harvey will be in charge. Burial will he in Knob Cemetery at Lerona. The baby died in a Baltimore hospital of pneumonia Sunday. The baby was taken to the the the the the the the the the the the residence of the child's grandparents. Mr.

and Mrs. G. E. Lilly of stem. this afternoon from Ronald Meadows Funeral Parlors.

Clothing Distributed ARTIE. Feb. 3 ERNS -Clothing has been distributed to families in the lower White Oak area. Mrs. Everett Casloy, Mrs.

Claude Stover. Mrs. Emily liams, and Mrs. Alpha Stover: received the ciothing from a col- Oceana Personals OCEANA, Feb. 3 (RNS)-The Rev.

and Mrs. H. W. Gillespie had Saturday guests Anna Sheets and son, Wilbur, and Mrs. Staley Anderson, all of Powatan.

Sunday visitors in the Gillespie home were the Rev. and Mrs. H. K. Tibbs and son, Bobby, of Itmann, Mrs.

Gillespie's er-in-law, W. and Meador sister, of the Beckley, Rev. The Rev. H. W.

Gillespie entered the Wyoming General Hospital in Mullens Monday and is scheduled to undergo surgery. Pat Wallace of Athens spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Orville R. Wallace, Miss Sally Miller, student at Bluefield College, was the guest of her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Hugh Miller. Kopperston Personals KOPPERSTON, Feb. 3 (RNS)John Pomeroy was admitted to the Stevens Clinic at Welch Saturday. Don Reedy was: the weckend guest of his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. C. E. Reedy of Worthington, Ohio. Mr.

and Mrs. Riley Campbell were Sunday guests of her sister and father, Mrs. Iford Quessenberry and R. C. Conley of.

Coalwood. They also visited John Pomeroy at the Stevens Clinic. Mr. and Mrs. Gayle Pennington and children were weekend guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Lyle Price of Lynchburg, Va. They were accompanied by Mrs. Price's son, Bobby Gayle Henegar. Mr.

and Mrs. Hank Douma returned to Wyckoff; N. Saturday after visiting here with her parents and other relatives. Valley Head News Briefs VALLEY HEAD, Feb. 3 (RNS) -Miss Alice Rowan Waugh of MarInton spent Sunday- with Mr.

and Mrs. R. Crickard. Mrs. Conrad and children Bruce, of Morgantown spent.

the week with Mr. and Mrs. Norvel in Mingo. Approximately 375 people atlendcd the chicken dinner Saturday evening al the school. The Valley Head Community Club served the dinner and proceeds went to the volunteer fire depurlment.

The money will be used toward the purchase of a fire house. Mrs. Ted Kessinger of Beckley visited Mrs. R. Bruce Crickard Saturday.

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Snyder and daughter and Wendell Snyder of Wilmington, have returnerl home after visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Snyder.

Mr. nnd Mrs. Kessler Sharp spent several days with relatives in Norfolk, Va. Forrest Rhodes of Buckhannon was the weekend guest of Mr. and Mrs.

Clinton Strawder. Mr. and Mrs. Mack Vandevender of Baltimore, are guests of his brother-In-law and sister, Mr. land Mrs.

Guy Hannah. MARTHA FURBY BRIDE OF DAVID GLENN NAY VALLEY HEAD. Fob. 3 URNS) Mr. and Mrs.

William A. Furby of Valley Head have announced the marriage of their daughter, Martha, and David Glenn Nay, son of Mrs. Glenn Nay and the Into Rov. G. F.

Nay of Valley lend. A double ring ceremony was performed Saturday at 6:30 p.m. in the Valley Head Methodist Church by the Rev. Honry Boley. A reception was held in the home of the bride's parents.

Both the bride and bridegroom wore graduated from Tygart Valley High School, Nay is serving the Army in North Carolina. CUB EXHIBITS SHOWN AT KOPPERSTON MEET KOPPERSTON. Feb. 3 URNS) Cub Pack 119 of Kopperston mot at 6 p.m. Saturday at the Presby.

torian Church. Approximately 30 parents and leaders and 16 Cubs attended, The theme for January was Cub Scout Newsmen and it WAS carried out in projects displayed by dens, Den 5 displayed cameras made by members with the. assistanco of Mrs. John Evans and Mrs. Ralph Poland.

den mothers. Printer's hats of newspaners scrapbooks of important headlines and Cub and Scout activities were made and displayed. Cubmaster C. R. Rankin showed color slides of Cub activities during the past year.

The rest of the with reports on famous men program WAS presented by Cubas in January. Darrell Lester of Den 3 gave a report on Robert E. Lee and Larry Evans and Darrell Lester presented a Larry Cook of Den 4 reported on Franklin D. Roosevelt. Wolf, Badges were to! Paul Thomas.

David Gallaher, and Larry Cook and Silver Arrow Points were presented to Johnny Thacker and Hibbard All the Cubs are members Den 4. The honor pennant for the month was presented to Don 4 for having the most parents at the meeting. Jirs. William Cook is den mother. Plans were discussed for the Blue and Gold banquet which will br hok! the last of February and the evening was concluded with refreshments served by den mothcrs.

lection recently made hy the Reckley Chamber of Commerce there. The four women distribated the Group To Seek Lunch Sponsors SYLVESTER, Feb. 3 (RNS) A committee to seek, sponsors of free lunches for children the Sylvester school, parents are not working, was appointed at a meeting of Parent er Association Monday. John Protan and W. R.

Martin were appointed by Charles Davis, president of the PTA. It was estimated about 30 children have very little food for lunch due to the fact their parents have no income. A report was given by Mrs. Edith Shaefer on the progress of the Boon County Scholarship Fund after which the PTA members voted to send a cash donation to the fund. Davis announced that the February meeting would include a special "Founders Day" program.

Team captains announced by Mrs. Jarrell are Mrs. Robert Massey for Garrison; Mrs. Eugene Lewis. Seng Creek: Mrs.

Jack Burnette, Elk Run; Mrs. Edith and Mrs. Eva Roach, Blue Pennant; Mrs. Lizzie Mynes, Whitesville Coal Camp; and Mrs. Ruth Powell and Mrs.

Kenneth Jarrell, town of Whitesville. Youth Fellowship Installs Officers COMFORT. Feb. 3 -The Rev. V.

A. Venizia, pastor of the Comfort and Prenter Presbyterian churches. installed officers of the Youth Fellowship Sunday afternoon. Those installed were Carol Rose Wiley, president; Matthew Coach, vice president; Alice Condra. secretary; and Alice Swiger, treasurer.

Chairmen for various commissions were appointed. They were Don Brown, Christian faith: Cookie Wiley, Christian witness; Karen Sutphin, Christian, outreach; Verner Christian citizenship; and Norma Wiley, Christian fellowship. A sermon based on "Christian Faith" was delivered by Michacl Warren, 8 ministerial student, at Marshall College. Rites Set Today For Janie White LEWISBURG, Feb, 3 (RNS) Funeral services for Miss Janic White, 75, will be conducted at 2 p.m. Wednesday in Lewisburg Methodist Church with the Rev.

Stacey Groscup in charge. Burial will be in Stone Church cemetery. Miss White died Monday morning at her home as the result of a heart attack. The body was Laken from Wal. at Lewisburg residence at ince and Wallace.

Funeral Home 5:30 p.m: today and will be taken 1.0 the church one hour before the funeral, Ameagle Briefs AMEAGLE," Feb. 3 (RNS) Mrs. Agnes Flint. who was admitted In Charleston Memorial Hospital Tuesday, was able to return to her home Saturday. Tommy Thompson of Ameagle, recently discharged from the Navy, has enrolled at Morris Har.

vey College In Charleston for the second semester. Packsville Baby Dies PACKSVILLE. Feb. 3 (RNS) Clovia Leann Large. four and onedaughter of Airman and Mrs.

Carl Delaine Large of Packsville, died at the home Sunday. The baby's father is stationed in Labrador. Other survivors include a brother. Richard Delaine at home; the grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.

Ernest Alva Large of Naoma, and Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Hampton of The funeral will be conducted at p.m. Wednesday in Fitneral Home Chapel at Whitesville by the Rev. Ernest Barley.

Burial will be in Miller Cemetery at Rock Creek. Notice of SALE DATE OF NOTICE: January 30. 1959 DESCRIPTION OF SALE, Furniture and Apliances Nou44 Itility Cabinet No. 1108-50 Breakfast Set 9x10 Rug 8.7 br. Dinette Set No.

2005 Red Living Room Suite No. Cocktall Chair No. 1901 End Tables No. 1914 Cocktail Table No. 314 bamp No.

3601 Dresser Mirror No. 5605 Bookcase Red No. 46 Bluestone Mattress 4.5 Bluestone Box Spring Chatham Bedspread Hotpoint Range GF. Used Television Sot No. 913 Philco Refrierralor DETAILS OF SALE: Cash At TIME OP SALE.

DATE OF SALE Pobruary 11, 1059, Time of Sate 3:00 PM PLACE OP SALE. Clark Stores, Mul. lous. West Virginia TAKE NOTICE that the above de. serthed conds, which have been To.

possessed by reason of default in the terms et lien or title retention instruments held by undersigned. will be offered for publie auction to the bighest bidder to said sale, the amount now date 1S paid to the plus the expense of tak. keeping and storing the same. The undersigned reserves the right: to bid and purchase at said sale. CLARK STORES W.

V. Morgan Credit Manager 2-4-Mon-Turs Wed-3-PR SPECIAL COMMISSIONER'S SALE Pursuant to A decree at the Cir. cult Court of Ralrich County, West Virginia. made and entered on the 23rd day of December, 1958. in the chancery cause of fida B.

Walters v. Naomi Parke and others, will on Saturday. February 21st. 1939, at the front door of the courthouse of Raleigh County. West Virginia, n1 10.

clock 21, of that dav offer for sale to the highest bidder, the foi. lowing rail estate: Lots 5 and 6 of Section 13 of the Reckley Court addition 10 the City of ley, West Virginia, as shown on math thereof Clerk of the recorded County in the Court Office of Raleich County. Wett Virginia. in Deed Book 68. page 288.

Terms of sale: Cash in hand on day of salr. J. BUTTS Special T. Harold Hanks. Clerk of the Court of Raleich County.

West Virginia, hereby certify that bond with security approved by me as sufficient, And in the penalty vided by said decree Mat Dron Fire by sard special commissioner. C. HAROLD HANKS. CLERK 12.11. PH In the Office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Raleigh County, January 26, 1959.

WILLIAM HENRY McCREE CHANCERY MARIAH HICKS McCREE SUIT. FOR DIVORCE It appearing from an affidavit that the defendant is non-resident of this' state: It is, therefore, ordered hat she appear at this office within pne month after the date of the first publication of this order and do what is necessary to. protect her interests, ATTEST: C. Harold Hanks, CLERK Leo Bridl, Attorney for Plaintiff all 2-11-Wed-3-PH NOTICE TO CREDITORS To Creditors and Beneficiaries of estate of Ina Fink, deceased: the All. persons having claims against estate of the said Ina Fink, deceased, whether due or not, are notified the exhibit same with the legally verified, to the undersigned, at my office in the City Beckley, West Virginia, on or before August 3, 1959, at: 10 o'- clock, a.

otherwise, they may by law, be excluded from all benefits of said estate. All beneficiaries of said estate are notified to be present on said day to protect their interests. Civen under hand, this the 20th day of January, 1959.: LEO BRIDI Commissioner of Accounts, Raleigh County, West Virginia 2-4-Wed-3-P-H I TO THE FICIARIES CREDITORS OF THE AND ESTATE BENE OF MARY ELIABETH DECEASED All persons having claims against the estate of the said Mary Elizabeth Dodd, deceased, whether due or not, are notified to exhibit same, with the thereof legally verified, to the undersigned at my in. The Raleigh County Bank Bullding, in the City Beckley, Raleigh County, West Virginia, on before the 30th day July, 1959; otherwise they may by, law be excluded from 'all benefits of said estate, All beneficiaries of. said estate are notifled to be present said date to protect their interests.

Given under my hand this the day of January, 1959. FLOYD M. SAYRE Commissioner of Accounts. ORDER OF PUBLICATION STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, COUNTY OF. RALEIGH, SS: In the Office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Raleigh County, West Virginia, January 15th, 1059, the following order was entered: BANK OF RALEIGH, a corporation, Plaintiff, VS: ASSUMPSIT UPON ATTACHMENT WILLIAM E.

HOLT and GLORIA ANNA HOLT. Defendants. The object of this suit is to recover judgment against the said de-fendants. in the sum of $852.03, and to sell the property attached In said suit for the purpose of satisfying the said judgment. And it appearing from an affidavit filed In said cause that.

the said defendants, William E. Holt and Gloria Anna Holt, are non-residents of this state, it is ordered that they do appear within one month from the date of the first publication this order and do what is necessary to protect their Interests therein. Given under my hand this the 15th day of January, 1959. C. HAROLD HANKS, Clerk.

Sayre and Sayre Truman L. Sayre Counsel for the Plaintiff. Wed-3-PH NOTICE OF SALE OF CAR Notice is hereby given that on Monday, the February undersigned 16, at 11:00 will offer for sale at Public Auction to the highest bidder for cash in hand at Chevrolet, Sophia, W. the following described vehicle, towit: One 1056 Ohevrolet Sport Serial No. VEGN051810.

GENERAL MOTORS ACCEP. TANCE CORPORATION By J. A. Thomas 124-Wed-IPH NOTICE OF CARE SALE Notice Is hereby given that on Monday, February 16, 1959, at 11:00 A. the undersigned will offer for SAle at Public Auction to the highest bidder for cash in hand at the Burle.

Motor Beckley. W. the following described vehicle to wit: One 1955 Holiday Serlal No. V556428. GENERAL MOTORS ACCEP.

CORPORATION By J. A. Thomas pa 2-4-Wed-1PH NOTICE OF SALE OF CAR Notice is hereby given that on Monday. February. 16.

1950, at 10:00 A. M. the undersigned will offer for sale at public auction to the highest bidder for cash in hand at Long Wells Motor Company, Mullens, W. Va. following described vehicle, to-wit: One 1957 Chevrolet 4 Door Sedan, Serial No.

VR57N12413. GENERAL MOTORS ACCEP. TANCE CORPORATION By R. M. Dean NOTICE OF SALE OF CAR Notice is hereby given that on (lAy.

February 16, 1950, at 11:15 A. the undersigned will offer for sale at Public Auction to the highest bidder for cash In hand a1 Hall Chevrolet, Sophia, W. the following described vehicle to-wit: One 1956 Chevrolet 4-Door Sedan, Serial No. VA56N093376. GENERAL MOTORS ACCEPTANCE CORPORATION By J.

A. Thomas TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Office of Assistant Regional Commissioner. Alcohol and Tobacco Tax, Internal Revenue Service, Cincinnati, 'Ohlo. Date of first publication, February 4. 1959, Notice is hereby given that on January 3, 1959.

one 1932 Chevroict Tudor. Motor No. KAA 310470, Serial No. F21245. with accessoris, was seized in Raleigh County, West Virfor violation of 26 U.S.C..

section 7301. Any person. claiming AN interest in said property must file a claim and deliver $250 cost bond with the Supervisor in Charge. Alcohol and Tobacco Tax. Room 317.

Embleton Building. Charleston, West Virginia. on or before March 6, 1959, otherwise the property will he forfelted and disposed of according to law. H. R.

Peterson, Assistant ReKional Commissioner. 2-18-Wed-3. Pit TO: THE CREDITORS AND RENEFICIARIES OF THE ESTATE OF JAMES F. MAYS All persons having claims against the estate of the said James E. Mays, deceased.

whether due or not, arc notified to exhibit same, with the voucher thereof. legally verified. to the undersianed, at his office in Neckley, Raleigh County. West Vir. cinia, on or before August 15.

1939: otherwise. they may. hy law. be eluded from benefit of said estate. All beneficiaries of said estate are notified to be present on said day to protect their interests.

Given under my hand. January 31. 1959. NED H. RAGLAND Commissioner of Accounts In and Raleich County.

West Virginia 2-18-Wed-3-PH FIDUCIARY NOTICE The following accounts ArC in my hands for final settlement, to wit: Frances. ll. of P'oul Earwood, 13. Earwood, Executrix of the ceased: Lockic Wickline, Guardian of Jimmy Herbert Wickline. An infant: and for partial settlement.

to-wit: Beulah D. Anderson, Committee for James 0. Duncan; 'The Raleigh County Rank. Guardian of Frankie Sue Smith. an infant, ROBERT J.

ASHWORTH Commissioner vi Accounts 2-11-Wet-2 PH NOTICE OF SALE OF CAR Notice is hereby Riven that on i 13, 1959. 2: 11:00 AM the undersigned will offer for sale nt public auction 10 the highest bidder for cash hand at Canterbury Mo. Mt. Hope. W.

Va. the following described ear taken Everett Sick. Keelev, W. Va. by me undermaned on account of default ing been made In the payment the deferred installments due cA said car, One 1954 Firmouth Club Sedan.

Ser. No. Mo: 201163 Dated this the and day of February. 1959. RANK OF RAT.

FIG Better, Carr. Pres. 124 ROBERT A. WHITE Ali persons having claims against the estate. of the said Robert A.

deceased, whether due or. not, are notified to exhibit same. with the voucher thereof, legally verifled, to the undersigned. at" his office in Beckley, Raleigh County. West Virginia, on or before August 15, 1959; otherwise, they.

may, by law, be excluded from all benefit of said estate. All beneficiaries of said estate are notified to be present on said day to protect their interests. Given under niy hand, Janyary 31, 1959. NED H. RAGLAND Commissioner of Accounts In and For Raleigh County, West Virginia 2-18-Wed-3-PH TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Office of Assistant Regional Commissioner, Alcohol and Tobacco Tax, Internal Revenue Service, Cincinnati, Ohio.

Date of first publication, February 4, 1959. Notice is hereby given that on December 31, 1958, one 1950 Ford Tudor, Serial No. BOLU 120533, wiht accessories, was seized Raleigh County, West Virginia, for violation of 28 U.S.C., section 7301. Any person claiming an. interest in said property must file a claim and deliver a $250 cost bond the Supervisor Charge, Alcohol and.

Tobacco Tax, Room 311, Embleton Building, fore March 1959, otherwise the Charleston, West, Virginia, on or beproperty will be forfeited and dis. posed of according H. R. Peterson, Assistant Regional. Commissioner.

2-18-Wed-3-PH FUNERAL ANNOUNCEMENTS 'WILSON WILSON, Floyd age 61, of Sullivan, died at 6 p.m. Sunday, February 1st, in a local hospital. The body will remain at the Calfee Funeral Horne. until 4. p.m.

Thursday, February 5th, when It will be taken to the residence of a son; Kenneth son, of Coal City. Funeral' services will be conducted at 2. p.m. Friday, February 6th, in the Coal City Community Church. Burial will follow in Mitchell's Ridge Cemetery.

Arrangements by Calfee Funeral Home BUTTERWORTH BUTTERWORTH, Walter age 63, of Sophia, was killed in an automobile accident in Asheboro, North Carolina, p.m. Saturday, January. 31st. Funeral services will be conducted at 10. a.m, Wednesday, February 4th, in Freewill Baptist Church with the Rev.

Ernest Barley officiating, assisted by the Rev. Wade Webb. Burlal will follow in the family cemetery at Speedway. The body will remain at the Williams and Craven Funeral Home until the neral hour. Active pallbearers will be John.

Pate, A. F. Jannev. V. C.

Campbell, Clyde Stone, Bill Cree, Bill Lawson, John Gray, and Buddy Stone. Arrangements by Craven Funeral Home Florists FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS BECKLEY CUT FLOWER 801 S. Oakwood Ph. CL. 2-6565.

BUY YOUR FLOWERS WHERE THEY GROW. WEBB'S FLORISTS AND GREENHOUSES Crab Orchard, W. Va. Ph. C1 3-8305 1-A Cards of Thanks OUR heartfelt thanks for the kindnosSCs, sympathy and beautiful floral offerings that come to us during the Illness and death of our beloved son, Mark Anthony McGhee.

We especially wish to thank Dr. Covey. the doctors and nurses of the Raleigh General Hospital, and our many friends and neighbors who sent flowers or helped in any way. May God bless each of you. Mr.

Mrs. Henry McGhee WE would like to take this tunity to. express our heartlelt thanks the many friends, neighbors and relatives for their kindness and sympathy during the death of our son and brother, Eldon D. Elkins. We especially wish to thank the Rev, Leland Phillips, the Rev.

Stollie Parsons, the quartet, the organist, those who sent flowers and furnished cars or helped In any way. May God bless cach of you. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Elkins and Family of Oceana Funeral Directors Keyser Bryant FUNERAL HOME Phone CL 3-4642 AMBULANCE SERVICE Douglas T.

Bryant, Owner 106 South Oakwood Ave. Beckley Amos E. Quesenberry's Rose Quesenberry Funeral Chapel 1901 So. Kanawha St. Ph.

CL 3-4461 AMBULANCE SERVICE Lost, Found, Strayed $25 REWARD FOR Information leading to the covery of A Westernfield automatic 12 gauge shotgun stolen from my son's home on Soak Creck, September 14th, 1958. serial number 8532. Basil Curkier, call OV OVERCOAT containing Rinsses and aloves found at conservation meeting in Courthouse, Monday evening. February 2nd. Keatley's, dial CL 3-3156.

$25 REWARD For information leading to convic tion of person or persons stealing newspapers from rondside tubes or bundles of newspapers. Plcesc give information to Robert L. Amick. Beckley Newspapers. Phone 3-3321.

Wallpapering and Painting NEW floor sander And edger for rent. Todd's Grocery and Hardware. Beaver. Dial Ci. 3-8373.

BUILDING. remodeling. painting. E. Shrewsbury.

Daniels. Cu 2-3043. FLOOR sanding and patntme. tree estimates. H.

8. Elick. Dial 3-6603. FLOOR SANDERS FOR Grav Lumber Co. Crab Orchard Dial C.L 2-6363 10 Bank Loans It's A Bank's BUSINESS TO LEND MONEY Establish your credit with this bank for your financial needs.

People with regular incomes are invited to row here on automobile or personal security. Modernize, repair. redecorate your home with an F.H.A. Loan. BANK of RALEIGH MEMBER OF F.D.I,C.

Photographers Printers PHOTOGRAPHS OF DISTINCTION Br Earl R. Huddle EARL'S STUDIO 11019. Main St Dial CL. 3-5625. Buckley Photo Service COMPLETE COMMERCIAL.

PHOTOGRAPHIC WE GO ANYWHERE ANY TIME Speedy Service PHOTOGRAPHIC COPYING 220 CanneR Street Ci Chiropodist-Foot Specialist Kidd's Barber Shop 1012 N. OAKWOOD AVE. BECKLEY. W. PHONE CL 2-4008 Notice Hours -1 to 8.

p.m.. Saturdays 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. ALL HAIR CUTS $1.00 Ashworth Sparks, Inc. Radio TV Service DIAL CL 3-5251 209.

Prince St. Beckley TELEVISION REPAIRS AND SERVICE WE SERVICE ALL MAKES All Work Guaranteed JOHN W. EYE 805 West Neville St. Dial CL 3-4542 FOR modern plumbing and heating and prompt dependable repair service call CL 3-4583. W.

C. Rogers Plumbing Heating, 104 Temple St. Television Service Home Auto Radio Repair Antenna Installation Harper Road Radio PHONE CL 2-78410 Open Saturday 'til 8. p.m. A 28 Special Notices SEPTIC TANK FOR.

cleaning. and service call Frank's Plumbing and Heating. Dial CL. 2-6306. HOME and auto radios repaired.

Pickup and: delivery service. All guaranteed. Wright's Radio Dial CL 2:3509 FOR gas stoves, refrigerators and washer repairs, call CL-3-4937: LOVITZ TELEVISION SERVICE We stock parts for all makes and models! Antennas and installations. All work and material guaranteed. Dial GL 2-4271 Beckley SAME DAY SERVICE Furniture Repairing Woodwork Refinishing--Free Estimates LAYING Morris Upholstery Easy Terms CL.

3-6151 WALLS washed by new machine. no mess, saves painting. Nichols Wall Cleaning Service. Dial CL 3-3966. VENETIAN BLIND LAUNDRY Free Estimates Gladly Given Aavon Venetian Blind Cleaners Beckley.

Von Va. Dial CL 2-4401 30 Transfer and Storage LEWIS TRANSFER STORAGE .116 Piney Dial CL 3-4400 33 Wanted: to Buy WANTED to buy boy's 24" bicycle, must be in good shape. Dial. CL 3-3321 before 5. p.m.

WANTED good clean cotton rags, will pay per pound. No buttons, snaps, curtains or overalls. Beckley Newspapers Commercial Printing 'Dept. WANTED: retreadable tires, will pay cash: price for any amount. Bluestone Tire Service, corner Third Avenue and Summers Street, Hinton.

HIGHEST prices paid for used spinet and studio pianos. Jan. Campbell Music. Co. Dial CL 3-8189.

WANTED TO BUY ROUGH FRAMING hemlock or white pine GRAY LUMBER CO. Crab Orchard. Va. "Personal" WILL John Laibach, formerly of 300 Ridge Avenue, please call CL 3-3321, ext. 5 p.m.

HOSPITAL beds for home use. $5 per. month. Dial CL 2-3233. Revoked Operator's License REINSTATED.

terms 6 to 8 months to pay. Call CL 3-7366. Raleigh Insurance Agency. Lilly Building. Main Street, Beckley.

Ask for Jim Green: night, Sundays and Holidays, call CL 3-9875. 41 Female Help. Wanted WANTED or middleaged lady to. make home with family, help mother care for 2 children, for room, board, and clothes. Phone Mullens 42332.

LADIES PART OR FULL TIME. carn $4 to $5 per hour. No delivering, no collecting, no investment. flexible hours. Sarah Coventry, as seen on "Queen For A call for appointment HEmpstead 8-7200, NEAT, responsible woman wanted to service Avon customers near.

your home, An excellent carning opportunity. Write Avon Manager, 210 Bostick, Avenue, Beckley. W. Va. LADIES WANTED COLORED or white to do nousework COM New York.

Up to $200 per month to start. Room and board included. Fares advanced. Dial CL 2-5473 OT write Box 5, Beckley. MAIDS (COLORED) BEST JOBS IN NEW YORK AREA SALARY up to $220 monthly, room and board free.

Write now giving name and phone number of references. It quallfied, transportation advanced. HUNTINGTON DOMESTIC AGENCY 11 Broadway Huntington Station. N. Y.

42 Male Help Wanted IMMEDIATE opening for married man with car willing to work 50 hours a week for income $75. $120 per week. Mr. Metz, at the West Virginia Employment Office. Thursday, February 5th between 2 and 3 p.m.

45 Situations Wanted STENOGRAPHER available. high school graduate, typing speed 45, shorthand speed 80. Age 18. Can go to work at once, Desires position in Beckley. Dial CL 2-6990.

CLASSIFIED DISPLAY HARVEY CABINET CO. READQUARTERS for FURNITURE REPAIR and REFINISHING NOW IS THE TIME TO CALL! 215 Eisenhower Drive CL 3-5474 We've MOVED NEW LOCATION Across From Vipperman Construction Co. and Meadows Lumber Co. 19-21 By- Pass Expert Furniture Auto Upholstery Williams Top Shop 19-21 By-Poss Ph. CL.

3-8640 AUTOMATIC ELECTRIC BASEBOARD HEAT STORM DOORS $28.95 STORM WINDOWS $12.95 ALUMINUM STORM DOORS $50.00 (Not Instalied) Berkley insulation Co. Located 19.29 By fess C1 3-4598 LICENSED practical nurse desires employment in home or hospital. Dial CL. 3-4528. MASONRY and carpentry building, built, remodeling, concrete floors, steps, driveblocks laid, basements ways, Free estimates.

R. E. Bare. Dial CL 2-2194, MOVING, HOUSE raising, leveling houses. RAISING general repairs, pour concrete by contract, free estimates.

No down Roy A. Jones, CL 3-8663. HOUSE RAISING LEVELING, block foundations, remodeling, roofing and siding. Free estimates. Basil and Ross Spangler.

call MASONRY, underpinning, block lay ing. concrete floors and carpentry, free estimates. No down payment. Bibb CL 2-2285, 2-1516. MOVING HOUSES House raising, block laying and crete floors.

Free estimates. R. L. and J.H Stinson, East Beckley. Dial CL 2-3257.

MAN WANTS JOB On Farm In Exchange For Room And Board, Small Fee. Dial CL 3-9613, 1 to 5. p.m. 50 Baby Chicks BABY CHICKS Specializing In BLACK SEX-LINK AND WHITE SE CROSIER HATCHERY Oak Fill: Ph. HO 51 Birds and Pet Animals NEW.

shipment of tropical fish, cocker and spitz puppies, pets and pet supplies. The: NATURE SHOP, 19-21 By Pass. Dial CL 3-9011. REGISTERED Basset hound for stud service, Beckley. Dial CL.

COLLIE, basset hound, spitz pupI pies, birds. parakeets, tropical fish, pet The NATURE SHOP, 19-21 ByPass. Dial CL: 3-9011. REGISTERED. Dial cocker CL spaniel, pups, 52: Livestock Sale HORSES for sale or trade.

Bob Mann, Maple Fork. NICE DRESSED HOGS 125 38c CALL PRICE STOCK FARM Dial CL 3-4462 54 Livestock. Wanted STILL buying horses and B. Earl Mann. Dial CL 2-7070.

PAY cash for any kind of cattle Harrison Mills. Sophia, OV 3-5369. 69 Miscellaneous For Sale: FARMALL tractor, attachments in. clude mower; disc. and plow.

excellent condition, $450, CL 2-2955 after 7. p.m. NEW two piece sectional living room reg. $249.50, 3 days only, $98 cash. Best Furniture Company, 309 South Fayette Street, Beckley, Dial CL: 915 BALES of hay, $500.

C. W. Pack, Jumping Branch. Phone Hinton 195J4, KESSLER: 3 shot 12 gauge shotgun, $20: Westinghouse Console TV. $75; Motorola model radio, $15; small Coldspot refrigerator, $50: like new studio couch, $50; like new Ambassador trombone.

$100: Motorola AC-DC portable radio, $20; Bryson's Used Cars, MacArthur. Dial 2-6141. FIVE rooms of furniture, will sacrifice for $125. Dial CL CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: Now Ready To Serve You Homestyle Breakfast Lunch Dinner MRS. DANIELS BOARDING HOUSE Located Directly Behind Montgomery Ward, 104 Nathan -St.

Room Board, CL 3-6415 Patch plastering. SALE! ONLY $2. DOWN BUYS YOUR SUMMER FURNITURE NOW AT WARDS! Buy now, save during our: tremendous Pay-in-May Layaway sale! 3-PIECE ALUMINUM FURNITURE GROUP. Regularly now just MONTGOMERY WARD HAVE your Gravely tractor overhauled now! FREE paint job all this month. We have a.

few factory rebuilt tractors buy now and save. Write GRAVELY of PRINCETON, 419 Mercer Street, Princeton, W. Va. Phone GA 5-2779: or 0. A.

Lilly, Crab Orchard, CL 3-9018. 35 BALES of hay, 75c each. CL 2-6076. USED COAL FURNACE EXCELLENT condition, reasonably priced. Dial CL 2-6306: SPECIAL! ONE ONLY $388.88 seven piece live ing room group, now.

$288.88. DOY APPLIANCES TV Valley Drive 3-8357: BALED hay for sale. Dial CL. 2-3064. 180 COIL innerspring mattresses.

Special NASH CAMPBELL 19-21 By Pass AM Ph: CL 3-6605 RED DOG NOW LOADING AT SKELTON. Foley Construction Co. PHONE CL 2-2171: USED washers for sale, all brands, $15 and up. Dial OV 3-5111. J.

L. Mills, W. Va. WHOLESALE TO EVERYONE! CURLEY ALLEN'S NEW AND USED FURNITURE 19-21 Pass Reckley, W. Va Ph.

CL 2-6661 Buy, Sell, Trade 800 FOOT of gum and pine logs, $20. Dial CL 3-8928. PLASTIC TILE 29c Sq. NASH CAMPBELL 19-21 By Pass Ph. CL 3 3-6605 THE ONLY.

ALL-NEW REMINGTON QUIET-RITER PORTABLE ELEVEN MADE WITH CARRIAGE DECORATOR. COLORS Terms as $1.50 per week Klaus Office Equipment 207 McCreery St. Dial: CL 3-6646 New Typewriters DISCOUNT FOR CASH Skyriter Silent Super Rand Letter Writer CALL BNC PRINTING Dial CL 3-3321 SPECIALSTHIS WEEK! FARMALL Cub Tractor with disc, plow, mowing machine and blade $895 FARMALL A Tractor with mowing machine, plow $595 SEVERAL OTHER USED TRACTORS IN STOCK Hoes End Loaders Types Of Small Construction Equipment SEE US FOR NEW and USED TRACTORS We trade for hay, cattle or. anything of value. All used tractors completely rebuilt and repainted and carry our 90-day guarantee.

DEARING BROTHERS PLENTY PARKING SPACE Call For A Free Demonstration Prosperity, W. Dial CL 3-5360 or 2-2271 Day or Night CLASSIFIED DISPLAY THRIFTY Full protection Insurance for your home, and possessions. Superior protection at savings. up to Call Omar 0. Stover.

CL 3-4392, representing Federal Mutual Ins. Co. L. Barkley, Phone MENT AND chinines work nd basements. block an tone.

Phone INTING, DA DeP hanging. perionce. Duncan. 23-6310. Mastering.

steuming. I'LL ANO tuning. complete discount. Music, Battle J. TELL YOU 14.

NO TRIMMING. Toppin moving. Free bonded, catimatca. Insured. At HOW TO Scaman and 3-5058.

DOPING. plumbing. SIDEWALKS, general GET ca Spray painting and Dallas Brothers MORE R. M. TRIBBY Saronry contractor special one places 3-8975.

and Next atone to work. Colonial Byl BUSINESS con Almo truck ng. call 2-5494. 206 S. 6th MARLING.

ashes. Finders. dirt, crushe1 her hauling. Phone CLING OF Al.t KIND leaning ap, Charles. 1 Phone 2-5380.

Gravel, cru rash and black dirt. co. Claude Emmona, phor: TRASH, cht hauling, also 'hone E. ED A. handyman? repair carpentry ou would desire.

-1547. MENT WORK. furbs and drives. Let our sewer. maptic tank.

ones, Darnell Gravel and C. ion. C9-1691. TOP SOIL -TOP SOI Vandervers Trucking Cc 12 GreenPush Street PHONE 2-0452 BLACK TOP SOI Phillies Lawn Rervice Phone 2-Sist PAINTING Use one of these business building Beckley Newspapers Want Ads. You can run a three line ad every day for only $9.30 per month.

Imagine putting another salesman on for $9.30 per month. Call CL 3-3321 and one of our courteous salesladies will be happy to stop by and suggest an effective, low cost advertising program for you. CLASSIFIED DEPT..