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Wyoming County Matheny Scouts Present Program At PTA Meeting MATHENY, Oct. 23 (RNS) -The Matheny Boy Scouts presented the program for the second jneeting of the Matheny-Jesse Parent-Teachers Association held Tuesday, Oct. 26, at the Matheny Sid Ballon, scoutmaster of (lie troop gave an outline of the progress made by the boys in the tnret years since thoir organization. Following routine reports, final plans were made for the Hallow'en carnival lo be held on Saturday, Oct. 30, at Ihe school, beginning at 6 p.m.

It was announced that all the usual carnival attractions would be featured, such as country stores, fish pond, fortune telling, cake walks, guess cnkcs, food booths, movies, and many others. Highlight of the evening will be the crowning ot the king and queen of the school. Proceeds from the carnival will be used for library books and teaching aids for Ihe various classrooms. Ilalsey's eighth grade room re- ceived'the book award for having the most parents present. Refreshments were served by Mrs.

Ralph Stewart, Mrs. Bcnton Stewart and Mrs. French Browr Dr. W. Vernon Sp6aks At Methodist District Meet OCEANA Oct.

28 (tlNS) Dr. of the Methodist Church. His topi a R-HIOrtTrt nt nn tin n. TM BECKLEY POST-HERALD, BECKLEY, FRIDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 29, 1951 Wayne F. Ransom ot Beckley, superintendent of the Beckley District, presided at the district conference held at the Oceana Methodist Church, Tuesday, Two hundred ministers and delegates from the 46 charges in the Beckley District attended the all-day meeting which opened at 10 a.m.

Featured speaker was Dr. Walter N. Vernon administrative associate editor. General Publications 1 OCEANA PERSONALS OCEANA. Oct.

28 (HNS)-- and Mrs. James Home returned to tlieirhome in Charlotte, N. after a visit here with her brother-in- law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. H.

W. Whiseriant and family. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brooks and daughter, Brenda, arc planning to sijcncl the weekend with her par- cnls, Mr.

and Mrs. William Shep- pat'd of Dclbarton. Jimmy Brown was Ilic Wednesday guest of Philip M. Roach Jr. in Charleston.

Mrs. John Blankenship and son, Michael, spent the past weekend in Bockley visiting her brother, Rus'J Lewis, who recently underwent major surgery at Pinecresl Sanitarium. Pfc. Leo Blankenship has re- Im-ned to his base at York Town, after visiting here with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

John Blank- rnsliip is in the U. S. Marines. Jack Blankenship of Emmett has been the guest of his brother, John Blankenship and other relatives here for several days. Mrs.

Russell Lewis and Miss Ruby Lewis spent Sunday in Beckley visiting Russell Lewis, a patient at Pinecrest. J. C. Bradley is a patient at the Veteran's Hospital in Beckley. Mrs.

Bradley motored to Beckley Wednesday lo visit with him and reported that he is improving, Mrs. James Richardson and daughter, Kitty Kay, were Monday visitors in Beckley. The Rev. and Mrs-. Arnold Belcher of Mount Hope attended the Beckley District Conference at the Oceana Methodist Church Tuesday.

The Rev. Belcher is a former pastor of the church. Louisiana's cane sugar industry produces about 400,000 tons ol sugar a year. Moose Women Schedule Dance MULLENS, Oct. 28 (RNS) Plans for sponsoring a public Hal- lowe'en dance were made by members of the Mullens Chanter of the Women of the Moose at their Wednesday night meeting.

The dance will be held at the Moose Home Saturday night. Mus- for dancing from 9 p.m. to a.m. will be supplied by The Dukes of Beckley. It was agreed that all co-workers of the chapter bring sandwiches to be served without charge.

Mrs. Grace Hedrick, senior regent, announced ritual practice will be held next Wednesday at 7 p.m. in preparation for "Adclia Massie Day" 'on Nov. 7. On that Sunday the Mullens Chapter will honor the Welch Chapter with afternoon ceremonies here beginning at p.m.

The day has been named in memory of the late Adelia Massie, first senior- regent of the Welch Chapter, which was instituted by the Mullens women. Mrs. Hedrick said Ihe regular Nov. 3 meeting will be Library Chapter Night. The open meeting is to be informal, she said.

3-DAY FAYETTE SCOUT CAMP OPENING TODAY FAYETTEV1LLE, Oct. 28 (HNS) --The annual fall Camporee and Skill-o-rce of the Fayette District Boy Scouts and Explorer. Scouts will be held at the 4-H Camp at "eckwith Friday, Saturday, and unday. Camp will be set up Friday afternoon. The buildings of the county camp will be used if the wealh- cr is bad, otherwise camping and activities will be in the open.

A-fellowship campfire will tie icld Friday night. One of the projects set for Saturday is to do some "good turn," such as a fire line around the 4-H Camp. Other activities ot the day are compele- live events and another campfire program. Parents arc invited to visit (he camp on Saturday. Church services will be held on Sunday morning.

"After the services there will be an exposition display. Awards will be marie after the dinner on Sunday after which camp will be dismissed. was "Our Church School Liter ature." I Other reports heard included "Our Educational A. Wallace, conference executive sec retary; Women's Society of Chris tian Mrs. A.

K. Minler district president; "Our World Par J. Elbert Perkins, districl missionary secretary; "Our Con ference James I. Ling, vice-president of West Virginia Wesleyan; "District Superin tendenl's report, Dr. Wayne Ranson; "Heroes of the Henry R.

High, executive secretary of pension funds, "Hospitals and A. Cole- nian Brown, executive secretary board of hospitals and homes, H. J. Chenoweth and W. Peck; "Winning the Lost and Holding Our R.

J. Chenoweth. district secretary of evangelism; "The Methodist Youth Fel A. D. Belcher, district youth director; "World Peace and P.

H. McKain, district secretary of World Peace; "The Conference C. R. bright, member of the brotherhood commission; "Methodist and Lay E. T.

Gilmer, district lay leader; District trustees re- Port, B. M. Donalson, secretary and treasurer of Ihe District Trustees; "The District and "Francis Asbury Educational A. D. Belcher, secretary of Ibe Asbury Fund.

Luncheon was served by the Women's society of Christian Service of the host church. Pastor of the Oceans Church is the Rev. C. A. "Pete" Young KOPPERSTON KOPPERSTON, Oct.

28 (RNS) --Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ford and son, Michael, were the weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Moore, Mrs.

Bob Reed and family, -i Zanesville, Ohio. Airs. Fred Lambert lias returned Bandy, after visiting her return to Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. R.

L. Trull were Mr. and Mrs. J. P.

Hill. Mrs. Tom Carter, and daughter, Flenda, of Martinsvillc, Mr. and Mrs. John Pomeroy and Mrs.

Florence Lambert and children were visitors in Princeton Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Rufford Blankenship and daughters were the weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Sid 'VilliaiNs at M.mlh Card, Ky. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Scout Tea Set Saturday (RNS) -Wyoming District Girl Scouts will hold their annual Juliette Low lea Saturday in Friendship Hall of the First Methodist Church at 1:30 p.m. Attendance of the public is invited.

Raymond Thomas Flames Raze Single-Room Outbuilding; Damages High MULLENS. Oct. inNSi A Rites Set Toda 1 PINEVILLE. Oct. 28 (RNS) Raymond Thomas, 53, former hois operator at the Glen Rogers min and retired merchant, died nt 11:3 p.m.

Wednesday at the Wyomin General Hospital, Mullens. Death was attributed lo leu keruia, Born July 10. 1901, at Cadiz, Ky he was (tie son of William and Mat RAYMOND THOMAS ie Thomas. He was a member the Cook Memorial Baptist Churcl wife. Bertha Pineville.

Surviving are Stewart Thomas; six brothers Conrad. M. J. and Uersliel, all Hopkinsville, William, Louis ville, Arvin, slate of Wash ngton; and R. K.

Thomas, Ncbras ifi; two sisters, Mrs. Ophelia El is and Mrs. Robert Futrell, boll of Hopkinsville. Funeral services will be con ducted at 2 p.m. Friday in th Cook Memorial Bnptist Cluirc! vilh the Rev.

Virgil Shannon of icialmg. Burial will be in' the Stc vart Cemetery at Keyrock, The body will be removed frou he Robertson and Foglcsong Fu neral Home to the Thomas rcsi deuce at 5:30 today. Hatfield At Ft. Knox IKES FORK, Oct. 28 -Danny R.

Hatfield, 17, of Ike. 'ork, has recently enlisted in the Army, and is receiving his biisii raining at Ft. Knox, Ky. He en istcd for a period of three years R. Rankin were: Mr.

and Mrs Raymond Fadley, Mrs. Amma Jair and duught, Irma, of Beck ley. Soothes Throat Twice as Fast NEO-AQU Cohen's Drug Store .11 ji 322 Neville Si. Beckley tstanding fc COFFEE Achievement You be Compare INSTANT JFO SPECIAL COFFEE with any yettll more frwh, rich toaer of pure coffee INSTANT JfG Uua in uy other iMUnt Vt At Instant Coffee with fresh "Premium Coffee" Don'f wait another day to try it, JFG has the newest, moat modern equipment available for making INSTANT JFG SPECIAL COFFEE a special process that captures the natural, true flavor and rich aroma of pure "Premium there is no other Instant like INSTANT JFG! Every precious little "flavor-packed gem" of INSTANT JFG is made from 100ft pure a hlend of the world's choicest coffees. Every step in its making is scientifically controlled from roasting right on through the entire process-leaving nothing to guesswork and assuring you of uniform flavor.

$,.," Y'u'H tike thmneny of INSTANT JFO SeICIAI COFFF.EI Th, h'f, nufl tetkcut pwnJt of ground mftte tfjuy men cupi ofPrtmium Bocf Psirt of Tho Meal" MULLENS, Oct. 28 -le-room asbestos Shingle building to Jesse Whilt, an un- nploycd Amigo miner, was destroyed by fire shortly after fi located lo the toid ay. The structure' rear of the Wlutt home in Ihe Garden View Addition lo Amigo, wns PINEVILLE BRIEFS PINEVILLE, Oct. 28 (RNS) Irs. Kenna Blackborn and her jother, Victoria Tlwe, Pine- had as their guests last week son and brother.

Mr. and B. F. Thore, and daughter, of Beaumont. Tex.

All notored to Pittsburgh, where they spent Ihe weekend at the home of another son and brother, Mr. and Mrs. John W. Thore. Mrs.

Blackburn and her mother returned lo Pineville Sunday night and the Ihei Ba used as overflow bedroom quarters and the sewing room by the family. A neighbor said furnishings destroyed included two beds; 'i sewing machine, vacum cleaner, and the family's winter clothes, Damages were not estimated nor was the cause determined. Mullens firemen remained at the scene longer than (hey planned after their truck stalled. The truck had been hurried into freshly dug potato patch in order to acquire waterfrom the Guyandotle River. lore family returned to their wme in Texas.

Tin 10 Wyoming Men Called For Nov. 2 MULLENS, Ort. 28 (RNS) -Ten Selective Service registrants of Local Board No. 21, Mullens mvc not been issued orders to re- icii for induction into HID armed orces Nov. 2.

Mrs. Imogenc M. Lilly, board clerk, reported seven of the 10 are volunteers. They are: Grnlhcl Curry, Cyclone; Alfred Lee Gibson Cyclone; Eddie Dean McClain Mullens; Stacy Jack Cook, Mut- lens; Thomas Ployd Hollins, Bud' Bone Graft Surgery MULLENS, Oct. 28 Jack Phillips, Itmmm mine em- ploye and West Mullens resilient, underwent bone graft surgeiy Tuesday at Bluefield Sanitarium.

Done was taken from (lie leg to repair an arm he broke while at flbmit six mouths ago; THIRTEEN Precinct 37 Moved To Mullens School MULLENS, Oct. 28 RNS --The new Mullens Grade School has been designated as the polling place for all registered voters In Precinct 37, who formerly cast their ballots at Ben Dunman School. Damon Hartley TiiornhiU, Steph- onson; Robert Lee Blankenship, inerly of Herndon. The remaining three are Porter Leo Brumtiold, Marianna; Jack Frcclimd Jackson, Keyrock; and Joseph Ira Hunter, of Dolt, (or- mcrly of Hcrndon. TRUMAN L.

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to Customer FREE! OATS $2.59 No. 2 $1.59 69c CHOCOLATE DROPS 29c MARSHMALLOWS Dixie Bell CRACKERS 21c Wifjon'l LUNCHEON MEAT I2 on 36c PEANUT BUTTER 2 t61c Scolt County or VEGETABLE BEEF SOUP 2 for 29c QUALITY FLASH LIGHTS 79c ri 2 Gc 0 98c COFFEE Pv kuum MOTOR UNOLEUM RUGS $3.95 Leather Pofms WORK GLOVES 89c FREE PARKING FOR 90 CARS CAROLINA SUPER MARKET The State's Largest Most Modern Independent Super Market Crab Orchard Road 3 Miles From Beckley On Route 16 Highway Phone 9367.