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SIX At Work In Area LSWTSBURG Ronceverte ROIfCEVBRTE (HNS) Mr, and Mrs. Harry Garner and family of Petersburg have returned (TINS)--The after visiting Ms parents, ditching machine operated by and Mrs. C. A. Garner of Greenbrier Soil Conservation Ronceverte.

District is operating in Pocahont-j Mrs. A. P. Lemons has return- as County. Upon completion of led to her home in Ronceverte the operations there, the machine after spending five days with her come to Greenbrier.

mother, Mrs. I. Cook, 'at Man. SCD supervisors of Green-j Mr. and Airs.

H. 0. Huffman brier County met. last week in and son, David, of Indianapolis, BECKLEY POST-HERALD, BECKLEY, W. FRIDAY DECEMBER 4, 1959 Greenbrier Valley the county courthouse.

H. S. have been visiting relatives Skaggs led a group discussion, in Ronceverte and Fairlea. Plans were made 'for I960 to in-j Mr. and Mrs.

F. K. Wade of elude more and betie landowners. service toiBuena Vista, visiting their have been parents, Mrs. Nancy NickeH and Margaret Crawford, 4-K members from Ai- Blanche Wade of Ronceverte and Mr.

and Mrs. R. K. Smith of ciersoa, gave a -demonstration, to the group on "Grub' control in! Mr. and Mrs.

F. O. Kincaid cattle" "They are participating ave returned to their home in in the'National 4-H Club Congress I Ronceverte after visiting their i- Chicago this Puckett, whose farm isJ located near Vale, completed a large farm -pone this week. Harold Ryder 01 Lewisourg came a new cooperator of the, aistncr las-t wee-. aies smaU caiiy ana son-in-law and daughter, Mr.

and Mrs. Roy in Rich- 01 there they at- tencea lh chns eir granaQaughter, "Beth'- Elizabeth Mae seal, Mrs. Pearl Rob- farm, near Lewisburg. He is interested in stock -water d-evelop- snenc and pasture improvement. have returned tc Ronceverte after heir to Jacksonville, where they visited Mrs.

Seal's son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Mil- jton Lindsey Jr. A week's stay in I Florida included stops at tona Beach, Miami Beach, and a risit with Mr. and Mrs.

John Brownie Scouts Receive Pins In Hinton Ceremony ORGAN, CAVE Guests of' Mr. and Boone over Thanksgiving were Mrs. visited their sis- Dempsey Keaton, troop leader, presents pins to members of Brownie Troop No. 9 during a ceremony held Wednesday at the Riverview School. Left to right are Sharon Teabo, (RNS) O'Brien of Fort Lauderdale.

On Sears, Debbie Andrews, Mrs. Kay i foe return trip Mrs. Seal and! Ann Noel, Linda Keaton, Linda Goins, and Mrs. Keaton. Mrs.

H. H. Andrews of the troop committee is sfeown in back. No. 69 is a newly organized troop and is sponsored by the Riverview Parent-Teacher Association.

Others receiving pins Wednesday were Patricia Al- len, Sherry Burnefcte, Linda Burnette, Kitty Deaver, Cherly Edwards, Becky Gill, Ramona Dotson, Donna Massie, Betty Meadows, Barbara Lee Noel. Becky Rodes, and Jenny Rodes. Daniel Boone, a student at Marter-in-law, Mrs. Bill Marshburn, shall College, Roger Boone, whoj a Bamwell, S. C.

is stationed with, the'-Marines ail an-d Mrs. F. 0. Kincaid Camp Le Juene, Mr. to their home in Mrs.

L. P. Sorenson, K-ay -and Ronceverte alter visiting their John, of airs. Banese son-in-law and daughter; Mr. and CottreE, Carol sod G.

of Tommy Broyles, in Bassett, and Mrs.jy^ grandchildren, Joann and Pat, returned with, them to spend the Thanksgiving holidays. Miss Mary Varney of Clifton Forge, spent the Tfoanksgiv- Martya iRodgers. (Mrs. Ray Boone hostess to Cirde No. 2 of Salem Church for its November meeting.

Mrs. Madge Crickenberger was pro- ing holidays with her parents, gram-leader. Others attending, 1 Mr. and Mrs. L.

Wade in were Mrs. Clara Boone. Mrs. Sal- Ronceverte. ly LaFon, Mrs.

Margaret Brown, Jim Gflreath, who is employ- Mrs. Mary W-eikle, Mrs. Sweetie Jed with the newspaper Coalfield Level, Mrs. Mary Humphreys and Mrs. OHie Hoover.

Wilbur Sarripson, Progress, at Norton, spent the Thanksgiving holidays in Ronceverte with his parents, Mr. David and Debbie Sue, spent and Mrs. H. Gilreath. He was Sunday with Mr.

and Mrs. D. H. Sampson at Lewisburg. Bob Weikle, a student at West Virginia University, spent the holidays with his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Mason Weikle. Warren McNeely, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bill McNeely, enlisted in the Navy and left Monday for Great Lakes, EL, training.

Miss Bonnie Harvey, who is. attending college in Roanok-e, Va. spent the holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Buster Harvey.

B. B. Boone, who is employed at Alloy, has returned to his work after spending a few days at Ms home. Mirle Irvine and Miss Margaret Irvine of Lewisburg visited Mrs. Edyth Boone Thanksgiving Day.

Kenneth Weikde, who is attending Potomac State College, at accompanied home by Miss Jean Adams, who also spent the holidays here. Hearing Set Today MARLENfTON (BNS) Adam Blake, about 25, has confessed to three breakings and enterings and will be arraigned today be- for his boot ore Magistrate Tom Smith. Blake was arrested Thursday and told officers he had illegally entered Brill's Service Station, Kellogg's Tavern, and Williams Supply Co. State and county oMicials have been investigating a series- of en- terings which started about Nov. 1, but this was the first arrest made.

Keyser spent the holidays with Mrs. 'Bill Level. his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Weikle.

Miss Pinky Level, a student at Con-cord College, spent the holidays with her -parents, Mr. and Gifts For The Homer For The Finest Pictures BALLENGEE FURNITURE CO. 339 Valley Drive Free Parking Alderson AUDERSON (iffiNS) Harry Harnest suffered a -heart attack at -Ms home early Tuesday morning and was taken to the Greenbrier-Valley Hospital at Rohce- verte. He is reported by a member of ibis family as being on the critical Donald "Jack" Gwinn- returned iiome Sunday from the Greenibrier Valley Hospital where he has been a since Friday. He' was injured in an automobile wreck at White Sulphur Springs.

Miss Patricia McCalister, who was injured in the same wreck, remains in the Ronceverte hospital. She is reported by her family as recovering satisfactorily. Mr. and Mrs. H.

L. Walkup of Wolf Creek have as guests this week their son and daughter- in-law, and Mrs. Walkup, and daughter, Virginia, oi Otis Air Force Base in 'Massachusetts. Clifford Grimrnett, who recently was transferred from Oteen Veterans Hospital in North Carolina to the Veterans Hospital at Beckley, spent the weekend in Alderson and visited his brother, Carl Grimmett, who is confined to his home after suffering a heart attack. Mrs.

Tom Burns of Wolf Creek had -as holiday guests her mother, Mrs. S. C. Hanna of Clintonville, and a brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and William E.

Lee of. Endicott, N. Y. Weekend guests of Airs. J.

W. Michelinie and Mrs. Helen Mulling were Mr. and Mrs. Don Fer- rerini and children, B'arbara and David, Mr.

and Mrs. Joe Hedges and Steve and David, and Mr. and 'Mrs. Don Brown, and daughter, Michelle, of Lewisburg. Soviet Russia declared war on Japan two days after the United States dropped an atcm bomb on Hiroshima in 1945.

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FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY! COMPLETE VARIETY STORE 218 W. MAIN STREET DOWNTOWN BECKLEY 'Public Welfare'Talk Given At Hinton Meet IHOSNiTOiN (SHIN'S) Mrs. Women of iihe Moose met Rice of -fee Department of Public Tuesdiav. Welfare" was Rice of -the Department of Public Assistance was guest speaker OFFICERS INSTALLED AT 4-H CLUB MEETING ROM2EVERTE (RSvS) Installation of officers of the Pine Tree Climbers 4-H Club highlighted a regular monthly meeting Friday in the home of Ruth Ana and Sammy Longanacre. The following officers were installed by the leader, Mrs.

Glen Hedricb; Judy Johnson, president; Carol Sue Miller, vice president; Amy Hedrick, secretary Stephen Hedrick, treasurer; Ruth Ann Longanacre, reporter; Sammy Longanacre, song leader; and David Miller, game leader. The devotion was given by Howard Miller. The club selected the following council members; Mrs. Howard Miller, Mrs. D.

P. Longanacre, and Mrs. Tuesday. "Public Welfare" was the topic of her Co-workers 'voted to serve a dinner to Virginia and Electric Power Co, employes and their families Dec. 111.

They also voted to serve a dinner to Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Clerks Dec. 15. A covered-dish dinner for mem- and their families was planned for Dec. 19. Gifts will be exchanged at the dinner meeting.

The next meeting will be held Dec. 15 following the 0 din- stelS.Bostic Succumbs At 18 RE-NICK (HNS) Estel S. Bostic, 78, died Wednesday in a Clifton Forge, hospital after a long illness. He was a retired section laborer for the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway and was a son of the late Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph Bostic. Survivors include two sons, Elben of Renick and Olen of Churchville, three daughters, Mrs. Marietta Rigs'by of Renick and Mrs. Flossie Brannon and Mrs. Irene Rudd, both of GhurcbviUe, a sister, Mrs.

Stella Linnan of Port Allegheny, two stepsisters, Mrs. Frances Hepler of Frankford and Mrs. Lola Black of Hot Springs, a brother, Ager of Millpoint; a half brother, Charles Bostic of Seebert; his stepmother, Mrs. Emma Bostic of Frankford: 34 and 33 great- grandchildren. The funeral will be conducted at 2:30 p.m.

Saturday at the Jack K. Wallace Funeral Home Chapel at Lewistmrg by the Rev. S. E. Music and the Rev.

Parker Masters. Burial -will be in Caldwell Cemetery. The body -will be taken from the funeral home to the chapel at 6 p.m. today. Criswell Predicts-Potpourri For The Future Here is what will happen in 1S80; A new violence of weather, with increased tornado and wind damages in the middle west and south west! A construction boom in highways and freeways, linking the east with the west and the north with the south! increase epidemics un- of which will touch each and every living individual in the world! We may run away but we cannot hide! A new crack down on all lawbreakers through the' Treasury Department Income Tax Divi- Ci ner.

Mrs. W. C. Mann, social service chairman, had charge of the program at which time Mrs. Joann Neely and 'Mrs.

Lorraine Smith were initiated as new members. Mrs. B. L. Brown was awarded the attendance prize and refreshments were served.

Others attending were Mns. Grace Black, Mrs. P. H. White, Mrs.

J. H. Porterfield, Mrs. Marion O'Bryan, Mrs. P.

M. Bryant, Alfred Diem. Duties of each office and parliamentary procedure were discussed 'by the leader. Names were drawn, for ah exchange of gifts at the Christmas meeting to be held Dec. 29 at the home of Judy Johnson at Mrs.

Ray Hoke, Mrs. 'Arnold Clark, and Mrs. Beulah MciMil- lion. Hospital Notes HMTON (HNS) Fourteen admittances and ten dismissals Fort Springs. The club also voted were listed at Hinton Hospital to give Christmas baskets to the Thursday.

aged and shut-ins of the community. Each member selected an elderly member of the community to, receive a basket. The program was "Thanksgiving." Program participants were Carol Miller, Johnson, Sammy Longanacre, and David Miller. Refreshments were served to Karen Diem, Amy Hedrick, Stephen Hedrick, Billy Hedrick. Mrs.

D. P. Longanacre, Mrs. Howard Miller, Carol Miller, Judy Johnson, David Miller and Mrs. Glen Hedrick.

H33NTON (RNS) Thomas J. Jolliffe of Brooks was lodged in jail Wednesday to await a hearing on a charge of driving while intoxicated. He was arrested at 2:30 p. rn. Wednesday in the alley behind the police station by City Police.

One other person was arrested for being intoxicated. Admitted were James P. Fitzsimmons, Miss Patricia Graham, J. S. Huffman, Robert W.

Merrix, Miss Rachel A. Richmond, and Ralph H. Shirey all of for the Christmas season. Hinton, Mrs. Wyatt Forbes of Rainelle, William H.

Gill of Brooks, Dempsey K. Gwinn of Meadow Bridge. Mrs. Richard P. Lilly of Jumping" Branch.

Miss Ruth E. Persinger of Alderson, Mrs. 0. H. Russell of Abraham, and Mrs.

E. C. Willis of Sandstone. Dismissed were Mrs. Irma Cunningham, C.

E. Davis, Miss Virginia Davis, Mrs. Z. T. Ramsey, and Mrs.

T. L. Tickle, all of Hinton, Miss Ruby Lee Boone of Forest Hill, E. H. Dozier of Indian Mills, and Darrell E.

Sears and Lawrence E. Wyant, both of Talcott. with an area of 43,2 miles, is almost equal to the combined area of the Netherlan Switzerland and Denmar. TOPIC OF PROGRAM ALOERSON (RNS) "Christmas Ideas by Future Home was the subject of the program presented Tuesday at the meeting of the Mothers Club by three members of the Alderson Chapter Future Homemakers of America under the direction of Mrs. Earnest Lee Skaggs, home economics teacher at A1- derson High Sdiool.

Sue Kincaid and Betty Thompson told how Christmas decorations can be made of things ordinarily thrown away such as milk cartons, foil trays, and other articles used around the home. They, gave a demonstration of how these may be turned into attractive Christmas decorations. Carole Light gave a demon stration of how to create decorations for doors and mantels and how to use old Christmas cards in various Mrs. Skaggs gave tips on how to fireproof the Christmas tree. She said that a spray made of one cup of boric acid and one and one-half cups of borax make tree fire proof.

The meeting was held" at the home of Mrs. Charles M. Lobban with Mrs. David Nash as co hostess. Mrs.

Paul McKain con-ducted the devotional service which was based on "Christmas Spirit" and included the Christmas story from the Gospel of Luke, a short story and "Silent Night" sung by the group. In the absence of the president, Mrs. Frank Nash conducted the meeting and presented Mrs. Howard McVey as a new member. She also announced that note paper and greeting cards are available for purchase of the benefit of the UNICEF program.

It was voted to contribute $15 to the fund for financing the lighting of the- Alderson bridge Jumping Branch JUMPING BRANCH ORNS) -Visiting in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Luther Lilly of Fall Rock are fcheir grandsons and granddaughters, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Crookshanks and children, Brenda, Kay, and Stevie, of Milton, Dr.

and Mrs. Joe Scott of Becfe- their son, Abbal Lilly, of White Oak, and their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Abe Lilly of Crab Orchard. Mrs.

El'va AdMns is visiting her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Gen Harvey, and daughter in Ravenswood, Visiting in -the home of Mns. Quincy Houchins of Fall Rock are her grandson and granddaughter, Mr. and Mrs.

James Myers, and daughter, Regina, of Spanishiburg, her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Willard Sou-chins, of Flat Top, and her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Lilly, of Dunns, Visiting in the home of Mr.

and Mrs. T. L. Meador of Ellison Ridge are their son-in-law Mr. and Mrs.

J. D. Lilly, and children, Gary and Larry, of Ch-arles- ton, and their son and daughter- in-law, Mr. and Mns. Chester Meador, and son, Ch'ucky, of of Jumpong Branch.

John McLaughlin is ill at the home of her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ira Lilly, of Mount View. C. C.

Smith of Washington, D. is visiting his wife, Lula, and his sons-in-law and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Titta and Mr. and Mrs.

Odie Meador. Miss Flossie Burdette of Galax, is visiting in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Pack. Wendell Wills of Middletown, Ohio, is visiting has wife here.

Mrs. M. E. Shumaker and sion! Mounting divorces and declining marriages! Falling birth rate! HUBS HUSH PKEDICTIO'NS From the seats of the high and 1 mighty comes three hush-hush events which willsoon be public knowledge! A major revolution in'food processing! Dehydration will be the number one process in the preparation of all foods! A 22 pound turkey can fit into a thimble! 10 pounds of rice! 10 pounds of potatoes! All fitting into a thimble! (2) The new super-charged gasoline, in jelly-like form, which you may buy like pounds of butter, from any vending "machine on any corner! (3) A vending machine pavil- lion, open 24 hours a day, selling everything from hot soups to face packs, and from doughnuts to dishpans! These vending machine pavillions will be as popular as motels by this time next year! These new items are fast becoming events so stand by for progress I Nimitz 3SOM3TZ (EMS) Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Cole of Orlando, are visiting his father, Sterling Cole, and his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Cole, of Sand Knob. Mr. and Mrs.

Jack Campbell and son, Jay, of Baltimore, are visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Campbell.

Mr. and Mrs, Charles -Cole of Orlando, -visited in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Williams and Mr. and Mrs.

Wendell Bowles of the Sand "Knob Road Sunday. James Harris of Ithica, N. and Miss Ann Morrison of Waynesboro, are visiting his father, the Rev. Dwight Harris, and his grandmother, Mrs. Bessie Coffelt.

Mr. and Mrs. Sonny Lilly and children, Lynn and Mark, of Flint, visited in the home of the Rev. and Mrs. Orville Crook Friday.

Mrs. John Rogers has returned to her home from the Hinton Hospital. and Mrs. Raymond Harvey and sons, Danny and Timmy, of Ravenswood are visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Oral Harvey. Visiting in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Green Harvey are her brother, Benny Ray Butler, of Grand Rapids, and his brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.

Audrey Harvey, and daughters, Becky and Shirley Ann, of Va. Hubert Williams has returned daughter, Jerry, of Beokley are Charleston after visiting his visiting her brother and sister-jwife. Martina, his sons, Bobby Present were 20 members and the four guests who presented the program. Sisterhood Meets LEWISBURG (iRNS) Chapter F. PEO Sisterhood of Lewas- burg, met Friday evening at the home of Mrs.

Ray R. Boone of Organ Cave. Mrs. John B. Arbuckle conducted a program on the constitution of.

the Sisterhood, in the form of a quiz. Others attending were i Mildred F. Burns, Mrs. Hollie 0. Covert Mrs.

William E. Crickenberger, Mrs. Meade F. Degges, Mrs. Gordon F.

Jones. Mrs. C. W. Lewis Mrs.

W. Rtiey Satterfield, Mrs. Edith H. Stovei 1 Mrs. Ralph J.

Warren, and Mrs. E. V. Wickline. ia-law, Mr.

and Mrs. Mack Richmond. Bailey Daniels of Middletown, Ohio, is visiting his wife and family here. Visiting in the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Bert Harvey are ther son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Ivlrs. Roy Harvey, and children, i Sunday. Connie, Timmy, of! Richmond, their daughter, Mrs. Ted Simpkins, and daughters, Mary and Sue, of Shady Spring, and their granddaughter, Mrs.

Kelly Moss, and baby of Ashland, Ky. Visiting in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smithson are their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.

Raymond "Harvey and sons, Danny and Timmy, of Ravenswood. Wiliia Hannigan, -Joe Boland, Bernard Richmond, David McLaughlin, Johimy Willey, and Richmond, all of Jumping Branch, and Sammy Gilkcnwater of Sophia are on a hunting trip in Moorefield. Mr. and Mrs. Don Hoffman and children, Carolyn and Jimmie, of Nelson, and Richard, his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. R. H. Williams, and his parents-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.

Nelson Thompson. The Rev. Orville Crook held services at the Little Liberty Gospel Tabernacle and at Burdette Springs near Ronceverte and Mrs. Sonny Lilly and children, Teresa Lynn and Mark, of Flint, are visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Tanner Lilly, his brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Stanley, and his brother and sister- in-law, Elder and Mrs, David Lilly. Visiting in the home of Mrs. Ella Foster are her husband, Sgt Harold Foster, of Ft.

Eustus, and her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ferguson, of Huntington. Mr. and Mrs.

Don Hoffman and children, Carolyn and Jimmie, of Washington, D. are visiting her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Cole, of Sand Knob. Mr.

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Albaas after visiting his grand- Trooper and Mrs. Joe Boland father, W. C. Anderson, and his and children, Terri Lynn and'uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs.

Michael, of Elk View are visiting (Thomas Lilly, her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Willis Weekend visitors in the home Hannigan, of Jumping Branch, jot Mr. and Mrs. Horace Rogers and his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. of the Cave Ridge Road were Harold Boland, of Hinton. their son-in-law and daughter, Visiting in the home of Elder and Mrs. Joe Lilly are their sons-in-law and daughters, Mr. and Mrs.

Ray Farley, and children, Jimmy and Judy, of Amelia, Ohio, and Mr. and Mrs. Danny Keaton and sons, Billy Joe and Mark. Mr. and Mrs.

Richard Stanley and children, Dixie Lee, Shelly Rae, and Richard, of Webster Springs are visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Lilly. Mr. and Mrs.

Don Hoffman and children, Carolyn and Jimmie, of Washington, D. are visiting her brother-in-law and sister, Mr and Mrs. Willis Hannigan, of Jumping Branch and her mother, Edna G. Charlton, of Hinton. Mr.

and Mrs. Raymond Simmons and children, Loretta, Leana, Ella, and Raye, of Lynchburg, are visiting in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hal Stafford. Mrs.

Bessie Lowe is a patient in the Hinton Hospital. Frankie Crook of Cleveland, Ohio, is visiting his parents, Mr! and Mrs. Matt Crook. Albert Back has returned to Iceland, where he is stationed with the Navy, after spending a leave with his wife, Kathleen, his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Herbert Pack, of Beech Run, and his-parents-in-law, Mr. and Mrs Matt Crook. Mr. and Mrs. E.

C. Deeds ofi St. Albans' are his sisters, Virginia, Frances, and Ver- Mr. and Mrs. Bill Iddings and sons, Michael and Montgomery, their Kevin, of daughter, Miss Grace of Bristol, their sons, Clay Rogers of WMtesville, and Neal Rogers, of Bristol, Tenn.

Mr. and Mrs. Judson Lilly and son, David, of Dublin, have returned home after visiting her father, W. C. Anderson, and her brother-in-law and sister, Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas Lilly. The Rev. and "Mrs. Orville Crook were dinner guests in the home of Mr.

and Mrs. F. D. Boggs in Ronceverte Sunday. VISITS CHANGED RICHWOOD (RNS) The Ronceverte office of the West Virginia Department of Employment Security which serves the Richwood area has announced a change in dates and time for clients to report.

K. H. Massey, field deputy, states the new time will be Dec. 10 from 8:30 a.m. until 2 p.m.

and every other Thursday thereafter. and Mrs. Elmo Alderman are her brothers-in-law and sisters, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Sweet, and children, Tina and J.

of Fairfax, and Mr. and Ralph Hess, and children, Ralph and Melonie, of Paj-kersburg, her cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Lewis, and children, Brenda, Lou, and Lee, and her aunt, Mrs. Effie Clifford, all of White Sul- gie Deeds.

phur Springs. S. Sgt. and Jack Deeds 1 Visiting in the home of Mr. and Mrs.

John Paul Gose are her brothers-in-law and sisters, Mr. Flour Distributed By Beckley Ice Feed Company and son, David, of Savannah, are visiting his aunt, Virginia, Frances, and Vergiejand Mrs. J. E. Green of Deeds At the end of his leave Charleston and Mr.

and Mrs. Sgt. Deeds wUl serve a three- Geoge Cox, of Tazewell, Va, year tour of duty in England, Mr. and Mrs. George Short, and tor and Mrs.

Ralph Farley of sister-in-law, Mrs. Eva Short, are visiting of Bluefield, John Cox brother and sister-in-law, Mr. jand Miss Mary Erwin of Emory and Mrs, Dale Bpling. -and Henry College in Emory Va. Mrs.

xda A-bshore and son, Kyle, i Kara Alderman, daughter of.