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TWELVE BUCKLEY POST-UEIULD, BKCKLEY, W. TUESDAY MOHNJNG, JANUARY 25, riUlk By MARYE ROWE PotMferald Staff Writer Persons selected by Raleigh 'mmt-it'n Tx.u* i BECKLEY POST-UEHALD, BKCKLEY, W. TUESDAY MOHNJNG, JANUARY 25, ers Are Named For Check Of Voter Records commissioners. Raleigh County Clerk Fred Stacy said the Quadrennial -v wuwj uuiu uib Vjuaui i a i County Democrat a Checkup (done every four Republican party chairmen to years) must be finished by carry out the Quadrennial early April so that voter Checkup of voter records have registration books can be closed been In order that the checkup canicinct to carry, he said. Workers' dard, both of Slab Fork; be performed, Stacy said secretaries in the clerk's office have been working overtime since Jan.

4. THE VOTER registration records are checked and a list made for workers in each pre- 30 days prior to elections. in each precinct will visit registered voters to make sure they should be carried on the books and will also register new voters in the precincts. Stacy said the court would meet this morning and, in all probability, would decide what participants in the canvass would be paid. A meeting to train the participants would also be announced, he said.

A list of workers by precinct, with Democrats listed first, follows: District 1, Precinct Mabscott, Nona Arthur Violet Lindsey both Mabscott; Precinct 25, PRECINCT 84, Besoco, Bessie Cole of Besoco and Edna Wallen of East Gulf; Precinct 86, Coal City, Mary Eldon Bell and Bernice Dodd, both of Coal City; Precinct 87, Odd, Jean Glenn and Zanie Fletcher, both of Odd; Precinct 89, Sophia, T. M. Basham and Roscoe McKinney, both of Sophia; Precinct Midway, Maude I. Prince and Ruth Yancy, both of Midway; Precinct 91, Riffe, Anna May Ruble and Sue Crump, both of 91 Sophia; District II, Precinct Courthouse, Olga M. Arnold Crab' 309 Hul1 St and Janese Weikle James of 1100 Scott Precinct 4, Johnstown Road, Sophia Banco of 618 Johnstown Rd.

and Frances Blaney of 104 West moreland Precinct 5, Lincoln School, Mrs. C. C. Wetzel of 114 Braver Ave. and Virginia Bowman of 120 Miller Precinct 7, vocational school, Ila F.

Warren of 209 Granville Ave. and Mrs. Winifred Sayre of 411 Woodlawn Precinct 8, Park Junior High School, Mary Lou Carr of 102 McClure St. and Mrs. Lola Lilly of 221 Edgewood Precinct 9, Institute Grade School, Pansy 0.

Williams of 109 Pike St. and James Weikle of 113 Hill Woman's Club Members Attend Court Session Conversing with Judge George L. Ballard (seated) and Capt. W. A.

"Bill" Teubert (right) after Monday right's session of Beckley Municipal Court were Mrs. Alex Huybert (left) and Mrs. T. G. McConnell, representatives of the Gulf Woman's Club.

The club's project for the year is highway safety and observing the traffic court session was one of its awareness projects. (Post-Herald Photo) Flu, Wreck Keep Pickets From A A Demonstration executive director, Hershel Shrewsbury, and the resignation of district organizer Noel Snuffer Friday. The internal conflict which has wracked the agency for several months came to a head last week when RCCAA director Simeon Warren sent former Assistant Executive Director Hershel Shrewsbury a letter of termination on Friday, and Mrs. Noel Snuffer, a district organizer, resigned in protest. "I've thought about it for some time," Mrs.

Ratliff said, and I've just had enough. There's no room to move up, sideways or any other way in this job." Mrs. Ratliff was moved to Mrs. Naomi Brown Jackson the position of receptionist after of Jamaica, N. formerly ofj bein taken out of a position the RCCAA youth pro- Influenza and a car accident carrying representatives from Slab Fork District prevented a demonstration at the Raleigh County Community A i Association offices at Mabscott Monday where 30 pickets were scheduled to voice their grievances.

A second resignation was turned in to the association's offices Monday by receptionist, Mrs. Wanna Ratliff, following the firing of former assistant Naomi Jackson's Funeral Planned gram, directed by Mrs. Florine Nelms. The RCCAA personnel committee voted shortly thereafter that Mrs. Ratliff should be returned to her position with the youth program and the RCCAA board of directors ap- Orchard, Margaret Smith and Hope Shrewsbury, both of Crab Orchard; Precinct 26, Stovers Fork, Elva Brewister and Lura Whitecotton, both of Crab Orchard; PRECINCT 27, Hollywood, Mrs.

Shannon Akers VlacArthur and Belle Milam of Beckley; Precinct 32, Mount Tabor, Donna Hicks of Route 3, Beckley and Adrianne larper, address unlisted, Precinct 36, MacArthur, Beulah Sasham of MacArthur and Earl Young of Route 2, Beckley; Precinct 37, flelen Parker and Marie Lusk, both of Pemberton; Precinct 39, Homewood, Wilson Cook of 203 Sunset Gussie Hanger of 1907 Harper Precinct 48, Pleasant Hills, Thelma Tolbert and Lois Price, both of Route 2, Beckley; Precinct 50, Glen White, Cora Mae Meadows and I a M. McGinnis, both of Glen White; Precinct 59, Lester Lucille Webb and Emma Clark, both of Lester; Precinct 60, Sub Lester, Glen Shumate and Barbara Epling, both of Lester; PRECINCT 62, Gladys Wilson of Eccles and June Lilly of Harper; Precinct 63, Eccles, Eccles and Mae Cormack Marie Duncan proved Ratliff, the decision, however, was Mrs. not returned to her youth program position and was offered the job of receptionist instead. Mrs. Snuffer said instead of picketing, efforts now will be concentrated on the next RCCAA board meeting which will be held on Feb.

8 at the Raleigh County Courthouse. At this time, the Office of Economic Opportunity regional representative David Matthews will be present. $168 For Intoxication Beckley, died in a York Hospital Sunday following a long illness. She was the daughter of the late William F. and Nora Brown.

Survivors include two sons, Raymond and Tenbrell, both of Bronx, N. two sisters, Mrs. Anna Clark of Beckley and Mrs. Nannie Waller of Glen White; two'feited by 27 persons in Beckley Mabscott, for speeding; brothers, William (Bill) Brown Municipal Court Monday night James Stanley Logan of Piney Harper; Precinct 64, Glen Daniel, Ruth Massey and Ann Lilly, both of Glen Daniel; Precinct 65, Trap Hill, T. S.

Hartsog and Mrs. Milton Wilson, both of Surveyor; Precinct 66, Bolt, Geraldine York and 'Hubert Clemmons, both of Bolt; Precinct, 67, Fairdale, Hilda a i and Mary Rose Lacy, both of Fairdale; Precinct 69, Rhodell, Mrs. U. S. Widick and Rose Meadows, both of Rhodell; of 113 Hull Precinct 2, North Kanawha, Bessie Prince of 112 Sprague and Judy Schumass of 718 Woodlawn Precinct 6, Maxwell Hill Community Building, Mrs.

Deen A. Thurman of 519 Maxwell Hill no Republican named; Precinct 10, East Park, Montelia McDaniel of 123 Washington and Katherine Motley of 126 10th PRECINCT 11, City Hall, Mary Maloney of 227 East Prince St. and Beulah I. Ford of 610 Johnstown Precinct Henry Lawson's Rites Wednesday Henry Lawson, 79, of Route 3, Beckley, died in a local hospital at 10:30 p.m. Sunday following a long illness.

Born Feb. 14, 1892, in Charleston, he was the son of the late Wheeler and Marie Riley Lawson. He had been a resident of Raleigh County for the past 35 years and was employed at Eccles No. 5 mine Precinct 13, South Oakwood, Ann Karbonit of 102 Ridge Ave, and Christa Hungate of 122 Ann Precinct 15, Sylvia, Patricia Elmore of 711 Worley Rd. and Margaret Plumley of 411- Meyers Precinct 16, Whitestick, Johnsie Wheeler and Thelma Wheeler, both of 203 Orchard PRECINCT 17, a Larry Coins of 1501 South Kanawha and Hilda Tanks of 129 Canaday Precinct 17-A, Piney Oaks, Elizabeth Durgan of 121 Mool Ave.

and Nathaniel Braxton of 1303 Precinct 18, Worley Road, Mrs. Inez Wright of 415 Bostic Ave. and Pauline Boyden of 517 Bostic Precinct 19, Temple Street, Mrs. William C. Mitchell of 316 Vine St.

and Phyllis Pallares of 307 Mankin Precinct 31, Stanaford, Zenity Young of Stanaford and Cecil Hutchinson of Lanark; Precinct 34, Piney View, Dorothy Adams of 113 Washington Crab Orchard; and Mrs. Garnet Scarborough of Piney View; PRECINCT 38, a i Bertha Hill and Bertha Anderson, both of Raleigh; Precinct 40, Pinecrest, Elizabeth and Lacy Link of Beaver. Precinct 99, Blue Jay, Ray Elliott of Blue Jay and Mrs. Finley Prewitt of Beaver; Precinct 101,, Beaver, Cora L. Mays and Byanne Akers, both of Beaver; Precinct 102, Fireco, Annie Allen of Whitby and Lilly Mae Sheets of Fireco; Precinct 105, Shady Spring, Edith Mathis and Eunice Lewis, both of Daniels; Precinct 113, Abraham, Mrs, Ileda Plumley of Shady Spring and Fred Bennett of Abraham; Precinct 114, Long Bottom, the Rev.

Owen Harvey of Pluto Road and John Bragg of Hinton. 12, Harper Road, Emma ore his retirement He was' Scarbrough 116 Hed Bowman of 102 Combs and a mem ber of the United Mine Alice Marie Davies of Wyoming Avenue; Precinct 14, Maxwell Hill Grade School, Mrs. Deen A. Thurman of 19 Maxwell Hill, no Republican named; Precinct 20, Sunrise Avenue, Wilma Sotak of 127 Westwood Dr. and Lucy Hays of 224 Locust Precinct 20-A, Crescent Road, Agnes Melito of 307 East Prince St.

and Jean Lucas of 309 Crescent Precinct 22, Prosperity, Judy Barley of Hope and Route D. B. 1, Mount Stover Jr. of Prosperity; PRECINCT 23, Cirtsvillc, Ruth Lilly of Route 1, Mt. Hope and Gertrude Williams of Cirtsville; Precinct 28, Cranberry, Opal Akers and Frances Stewart, both of Cranberry; Precinct 30, Calloway, Faye Coleman of Sprague for both parties; Precinct 35, Bradley, Retha Dixon and Mrs.

Gail Lilly, both of Bradley; Precinct 41, Maxwell Hill, Mrs. Dean A. Thurman of 519 Maxwell Hill and Betty Lilly of 208 Forest Precinct 42, Sprague, Sharon Wood of Angel Rest, Beckley, and Precinct 72, Amigo, Jessie se a Hona rmofT20 DavT McVey and Macella Jones, both of Amigo; Precinct 73, Ury, Sue Ellen Lewis and Geneva Cruey, both of Helen; Precinct 75, Mark Twain, Betty J. Flanagan and Letha Zeigler, both of Stotesbury; Precinct 80, Princewick, Elmer L. Adkins and Juanita Stanley, both of Princewick; Precinct 81, Slab Fork, Edith Martin and Thelma In Bonds Forfeited A total of $1,500.50 was for-j were Jerry Wayne Hodges of x4 OT A A Tl IT-- 1 J-A.

1 of Beckley and Earl of Pitts-land one burgh, and i contest. person pleaded "no grandchildren. Funeral services will be held John A. Bibb Jr. of Oak Hill View, $36.50 for hazardous driving; Bruce Dewayne Johnson of no contest to a charge $46.50 for driving too at 10 a.m.

Thursday at the; of failure to have his vehicle fast for road con ditions; Lemuel Crow Funeral home at 107-44; under control and paid a Richardson of 303 Street, $139 Ci wlM irt fi AT (tor driving while intoxicated Sutphin in Jamaica, N. fine. Y. Forfeiting bonds to the eity and not having 11 operator's license; Weather Roundup state Melvin Ashley Cobb of 1717 Vi (Late Forecast on Page 1) EXTENDED OUTLOOK The extended outlook for the period Thursday Saturday calls partly cloudy and cold weather Thursday with a chance of rain Friday and Saturday. Daytime high temperatures will range from 20 Thursday to the low 40's New River gauge at Hinton: 3.6 feet.

The Weather Elsewhere By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS S. Kanawha reckless driving; Darleen Lawson Beckley Station, $230.50 for of East $108.50 for driving i intoxicated; William J. Manning of Crab Orchard, $105 for allowing an intoxicated person to drive; Darrell of Albany, cldy Albu'que, clear Amarillo, clear Anchorage, clear j.uuJ.OUCiy ivy iw iv MI Saturday. Night time lows will! A f. heville be in the teens Thursday and' Atlant clear Friday morning rising to 8 1 lear 77 60 20's by Saturday.

Bismarck, snow Boise, cldy high low Pr. Sprague, $60 for destruction of 37 27 .13 property; Benjamin Von Daniel 50 35 of 106 McDowell $30.50 for 60 6 registration, Sylvester 08 -10 JBagley of 206 F. $30.50 for 64 36 state operator's card; 70 51 .01 Mary Wright, no pro-am" $100 for sale of illegal; Mike Jacobs, i .14 whisky; James Bramer director of the Wayne G. Pierce, no address listed, $30.50 for speeding; Nelda Gallager, no address listed, $10 for blocking a side walk; Oty Ross Stover, no address listed, $30.50 for improper use of a traffic lane; Richard Hughes, of Tarns, $105.50 for reckless driving and Iris Faye Young of Mabscott, $30.50 for speeding. Five persons forfeited bonds totaling $168 for intoxication.

Heavy Schedule Set For Council There seems to be plenty of business in store for City Council tonight as members will be asked to approve the "workable program" for the city and the expenditure schedule for the fire department's a i a Precinct 44, Teel, Susie K. Lilly of 109 Juniper and Maude Hunt of Beckley; PRECINCT 119, Pettus, Delia Stanley of Packsville; Chessie Bennett of Pettus; Precinct 120, Dry Creek, Ester Eskew and Betty Aliff, both of Rock Creek; Precinct 121, Montcoal, Ella Harless and Lura Combs, both of Montcoal; Precinct 122, Pine Knob, Mrs. Tolbert Workman of Pine Knob and Dorsey Turner of Naoma; Precinct 125, Flats, Jarrell, both of Naoma; Precinct 126, Arnett, Mrs. Frank Honaker and Patricia Pettry, both of Arnett; Precinct 132, Clear Creek, Betty Jean Matheny and Mildred Stover, both of Route 1, Beckley; Pre- Workers of America Local 5770 at Eccles and a veteran of World War I and II. He was in death by a daughter, Mrs.

Mary Tankersley, in 1954. He married the former Nona Paxton Aug. 19, 1919. She survives him at home. Additional survivors include two sons, Roy Lawson, of Rt.

3, Beckley, and Hubert Lawson of Eccles; three daughters, Miss Helen Lawson, at home, Mrs. Virginia Jones of El Paso, and Mrs. Stella Hatcher of Falls Church, a sister, Mrs. Susan Cobb of Duffield, 10 grandchildren, and two great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be conducted in the Melton Mortuary Chapel at 1 p.m.

Wednesday by the Rev. Anthony Garges. Burial will be in Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens. Friends may call at the funeral home today from 5 to 9 p.m. Pallbearers will be Ernest Fleenor, Frank Grahovac, E.

E. Carter, Charlie Harris, S. J. Lilly and Pete Dietch. and Bertie Christian of Ball Precinct Morgan, Frank 93, Prince Glen and Pauline Ballard, of Glen Morgan; Precinct 95, Ghent, Fern Rakes of Shady Spring and J.

G. Sweeney of Ghent; Precinct 96, Shady Spring, Lake Dobbins and Jack Starr, both of Shady Spring; Precinct 7, White Oak, Barbara Rakes of Shady Spring, no Republican amed; Precinct 98, Table Rock, Douglas Whitehead of Daniels, Cigarette Cause Of Beckley fire A burning cigarette is the expected cause of a fire at G. P. Daniel Realty Co. on Prince Street Monday morning.

The Beckley Fire Department answered the call at 1:30 a.m. and extinguished a burning chair and! mattress in the basement of the establishment. The fire caused considerable smoke, but no damage was reported according to fire authorities. Jail Activity Told Three juveniles were jailed Monday. Two brothers, 14 and 15 years old, were jailed by Sheriff Zina French, at 1:25 p.m.

Another youth was jailed at 1:35 p.m. but was later released to her mother. The charges could not be learned. Bobby LCP Humphrey of Rt. 1, Beckley, was jailed at 10:50 a.m.

Monday for improper registration by state police. He was remaned in lieu of $17 fine. William E. Dean was jailed by military police at 1:05 p.m. Monday for being absent without leave from the Army.

James E. Duncan of Rt. 2, Beckley, was released after posting bond to Town District Magistrate Joe i Monday. He had been jailed on a nonsupport warrant at 9:05 p.m.; Sunday. City police arrested Harry Quesenberry, no address listed, at 9 p.m.

Sunday on an assault warrant signed by Anna Ellison. He was released after paying fine and costs to Magistrate Rodriguez. Also arrested by city police Sunday was William H. Mathys of 1906 Westmoreland Dr. He was charged with driving while intoxicated and was later released after posting bond to the city.

Two men were charged with unnecessary noise by city police. Michael Hatcher, 21, of Glen Morgan was arrested at 10:04 p.m. Sunday and is to appear in Municipal court on the charge. Residents Of Six Communities Meeting To Air Fire Service A special meeting for citizens AT FRIDAY NIGHT'S session'had met with members of the in the communities of Cran- at the Beaver firehouse, Rad- Coal City Lions Club who have berry, Calloway i Skelton, Stanaford, Lanark and Prosperity is scheduled for 3 p.m. Jan.

30 at Cranberry Elementary School by the Beaver Volunteer Fire Department. Purpose of the session, according to Keith Radford of Beaver, fire department president, is to discuss fire services ford was re-elected president, serving his fifth year. Elected as new fire chief was Harold Schrader, owner Schrader's Refrigeration scheduled a community meeting at Stoco High School for 3 p.m. Feb. 6 to organize a fire cinct 133, Sand Lick, Nida for the communities.

Radford Chambers and Peggy Newman, said the Beaver department will both of Route 1, Beckley; Pre- propose a monthly fire protec- Shady Spring. Darrell Queen, a bus driver and co-owner of Lilly's Hardware at Beaver, will serve as assistant fire chief. Other officers elected were Charley Anderson, vice president; Tracy a of department for Coal City. He at said members of his depart- cinct 135, Colcord, Eula J. Stover of Colcord, Arbutus Kopec of Dorothy; DISTRICT Precinct 3, tion fee if the citizens are interested.

He said the services also will pertain to the area around Central, Martha Thornton of 314! Beckley City Park, which is Grove Ave. and Mrs. Jessie city limits. First Woman Files For Education Post cldy 1 0 AIRPORT CONDITIONS The National Weather Service station at the Raleigh County i Memorial Airport reported that the highest a 6 -M 'Cincinnati, cldy recorded during the 24-hour- Cleve)and cj period was 67 degrees at 2 p.m. Dcnver and the lowest was 46 degrees nptrnit -A i I at 7:30 a.m.

Highest relative Fairbank humidity was 100 per cent at Fort Worth 5 a.m. and the lowest was 50 Grecn snQW degrees at 3 p.m. There was; HonoIul Iear .11 inch of precipitation. Max- ouston inium winds were from the ni i'inniic iiiu rdin southwest at 20 in.p.h. at a.m.

'jacksVille clear Visibility ranged from eight to uncau j' ear 20 miles. At 8 p.m. Monday Kansas'City, clear the winds were from the Rock ddy southeast at 15 Louisville clciv barometric pressure was 29.86 Milwaukee cldy and falling and the temperature Mpls-St. P' snow was 55 degrees. Today, the sun cw Orleans eld" xvill rise at 7:34 a.m.

and will.New York, dear set at 5:40 p.m. Omaha, cidy iPhilad'phia, cldy STREAM CONDITIONS Pittsburgh, cldy Greenbrier River: one and Ptland, rain one-half feet above normal and Richmond, cldy nwddy. St. Louis, cldy Lake Bluestone: Normal and Tarnna, clear fmjddy wifh 6,0 pates open. Washington, cldy -02 -10 38 29 48 7 37 27 71 53 61 51 47 26 66 37 50 30 43 28 39 16 -22 -33 78 50 27 07 76 68 2.92 78 69 68 34 .05 77 50 13 -4 54 31 19 5 70 6 35 9 .14 14 03 1 65 81 65 22 04 .01 54 43 .04 52 35 44 37 .07 66 49 0 38 9 58 58 4i .10 Housing and MacArthur, $10 for blocking a Urban Renewal Authorities will .23.

traffic lane; Bobby J. Farmer, present the "workable nro- for i gram" to the council for adon- The first woman to file as a candidate for the May 9 election to the Raleigh County Board of Education is Mrs. Pat (Ginger) Blymyer of Happy Hills Farm at Amigo. Mrs. Blymyer, the eighth candidate to file for one of the two seats to be filled on the board May 9, was not available for comment Monday.

Mrs. Blymyer will seek election from District 1 as will Frank Raso II of Eccles, who became the seventh candidate to file for a board seat. Raso is owner of Raso's Supermarket. .11 no address listed, $77 i hazardous driving and defective i tion. Council members have had WoodTawn Va CUmCnt da Friends havc me to 04 SSon nlatef TM? pr gram is a a a candidate," Raso lamest "Members should be musi DC submitted to .02 for speeding; Rodney of Housinp Grubb of McAlpin, $30.50 for Urban Development for 'TM i theimore involved in education.

born at Eccles Sept. 23, 1935, a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Frank Raso. He was graduated from Trap Hill High School, attended Beckley College and studied two years at Marshall University.

He former Jo-Ann married Walters the of speeding; .19 Wright Woman's Rites Wednesday proval. and! and some members the board ap- have become lax, but I am an Huntington and is the father of three children. Raso is pas president of the Trap Hill Lions Club, President of the Trap Hil District Little League and president of the Trap Hill In dependent Basketball League He is a member of the St Francis de Sales Catholic Church. T. R.

"Tom" Crews, member of the Beckley City Council, filed for election as a member of the Raleigh secretary; treasurer; Art Lonnie a Queen and interested parent who will pro- Ward Before the city can proceed i vide answers when constituents with any urban renewal projccticall me." (the workable program must be Raso said he will reveal his approved. Tt is anticipated that proposals for changes at a later council will adopt this at the meeting. The expenditure schedule for a services for Mrs. the fire department's capital Rose hlla Wright, 67, of 317 improvements was presented at Westmoreland Beckley, the last meeting and is expected 37 formerly of will be approved a 2 Wednesday in the $150,000 for the four and Johnson Funeral of the fire fee with The Rev. Henry Parham Also to come before the in charge Burial will be in council will be an ordinance Greenwood Memorial Park.

originating from the Traffic The family will receive'Control and Street Commission mends at ihe funeral homcjcallinj? for the banninp of nark- from 7 9 p.m. today. on certain sections of She dieo Sunday afternoon Aven.ic The or-' hos Bowing a longjdinancc will be read for the time tonight. The candidate is a lifelong resident of Raleigh County, illness. CHICKEN THREE WHOLE CHICKENS ONLY 24-PIECES 50 Plus COUNT 'EM Tax CALL AHEAD Pete Bob's DRIVE-INN 252-4322 SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES Beckley National Bank FDIC Wiley Shepherd, board of directors, and Dewey Farley, fire house custodian.

The position of fire department captain went to Richard Brewer and George Rakes and Roy Shrewsbury were named i a Equipment supervisor is James Shafer, a Shady Spring High School student. OTHER firemen includes Daniel W. Mann, Aubrey Marshall, Jini Trail, Paul Morton, Philip Wilson, Tim Richmond, and Don Carte. During a treasurer's report, Harold reported that the department owes only $5,000 on its new fire truck, which was purchased late in 1971 at the cost of $11,000. also reported that he ment will be on hand with a fire truck to explain how the equipment is operated.

OTHER FUTURE a includes a fire fighting school at which members of the Sophia Volunteer Fire Department have been invited to participate. No date has been set for the event. The Beaver department also is encouraging the support by citizens to enable them to set up a second fire station in Shady Spring. A drive also is under way to secure additional and "more support," said. firemen Radford OPEN TODAY 1:45 P.M.

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