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F. SHEPPARD Sturm Weds: In Church Mrs. James A. Halstead. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a floorlength A-line silhouette gown of imported reembroidered Alen-ber con lace embellished by clusters of seed pearls with a scalloped Sabrina neckline and empire bodice.

A wide band of lace encircled the hemline of her gown. Medallions of the lace and seed pearls accented the long traditional sleeves. The back of the bodice was embellished with tiny buttons. Medallions of lace at the waistline held the detachable full lace bordered chapel length, train of organza, and peau de soie. A forward cluster of reembroidered Alencon lace and pearls held the bouffant veil of imported silk illusion and her flowers were a cascade of yellow roses on a white Bible.

derson Place in Morgantown. Miss Brenda Perry of St. Albans was maid of honor and she wore a floor-length gown of pale blue voile and carried a bouquet of spring flowers. Richard Divita of Montgomery served as best man and ushers were Marshall McNeer of Montgomery and Gary Sturm of Pineville, brother of the bride. Taper lighters were Lewis Sturm of Princeton, brother of the bride, Marshall McNeer of Montgomery.

For her daughter's wedding, Mrs. Sturm chose a yellow coat and dress ensemble, yellow accessories and yellow roses. The bridegroom's mother, Mrs. Sheppard chose a pink dress, black patent accessories and pink roses. A reception was held in the Walnut Room of the church.

The serving table was covered with a white linen cloth and centered with a three-tiered wedding cake topped with a miniature bride and bridegroom. An arrangement of spring flowers served as the centerpiece. Aides were Mrs. Terry Brown, Mrs. Shirley Mayhew, Mrs.

Margaret Hollinger, Mrs. Diane Sturm and Mrs. D. F. Hamlin.

Following the reception the couple left for a trip to Disney World in Orlando, Fla. The bride was graduated from Pineville High School and West Virginia Tech. She was a member of Sigma Sigma Sigma Sorority and is employed in the office of the governor and will work with the palachian Regional Commission in 1 Morgantown. The bridegroom was gra, duated from Montgomery High School and West Virginia Tech, where he was a member of Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity. He is attending West Virginia University College of Law.

The couple will live at 36 An- Gutshall, 41, Dies; Services Scheduled RAINELLE (RNS) Funeral services for Glen D. Gutshall, 41, of Rainelle will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday at Sewell Valley Baptist Church with Rev. P. E.

Orndorff and Rev. Homer A. Argabright in charge. Burial will be in the church cemetery. He died Saturday in a Beckley hospital after a long illness.

Friends may call at Smathers Funeral Home in Rainelle after 5 p.m. today and the body will be taken to the church one hour prior to services. BECKLEY POST-HERALD, BECKLEY, W. MONDAY MORNING, MAY 15, 1972 SEVEN Commencement Exercises Set At Collins High School OAK HILL Collins High, School will hold its commencement program at 7:30 p.m. June 4 in the Red Devil Stadium.

The program is as follows: Processional, "Processional by Mayer Beer, Collins High School Concert Band; invocation, Rev. Edward Schwarts of the First Brethren Church; commencement speakers, William Chauncey Martin, salutatorian, and Jen-, nings Kent Poff, valedictorian; music, "Jesus Christ Superstar," Webber, Collins High School Concert Band; presentation of class, Wayne A MRS. DALE Miss Nila Jean Dale F. Sheppard PINEVILLE (RNS) The, Pineville Presbyterian Church was the scene for the May 13 wedding of Miss Nila Jean Strum and Dale F. Sheppard.

Miss Sturm is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis C. Sturm of Wyoming Sheppard is the son of Mr. and Mrs.

Thomas Sheppard of 502 5th Montgomery. The double ring ceremony took place at with Rev. James A. Halstead, pastor, reading the ceremony before an alter flanked with yellow roses, spring flowers and Two-branched candelabra with lighted tapers formed the arch for the background. Traditional wedding music was played at the organ by Frederick Bryant Arrives For Duty FT.

BRAGG, N. C. Pvt. Frederick W. Bryant, 17, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Frederick A. Bryant of Holden, has been assigned to the Airborne Division at Ft. Bragg, N. C.

Pvt. Bryant is a rifleman in Company 1st Battalion of the Division's 504th Infantry. He entered the Army in January 1972, received basic training at Ft. Knox, and was last stationed at Ft. Benning, Ga.

Activated in August 1917, the 82nd Airborne Division participated in three major offensives in World War I. The renowned Sgt. Alvin C. York served under its colors. As the nation's first Airborne Division, the all American fought from Sicily to Central Europe in World War I.

Division members earned three Medals of Honor. The Division's 3rd Brigade was deployed to Vietnam in February 1968. The brigade returned to Ft. Bragg, N. Dec.

12, 1969. Woman, 88, Dies; Rites Scheduled MILL POINT (RNS) Mrs. Ella Jackson, 88, died Sunday morning in an Elkins hospital after a two week illness. Born in Randolph County, Sept. 29, 1883, she was a daughter of the late Joseph Minerva Cowger Daff.

She was a member of the Baptist Church. Her husband, William Edward Jackson, preceded her in death. Survivors include four daughters, Mrs. Lillie Ethel Jane Rose and Mrs. Norma Rose, both of Hillsboro, Mrs.

Stella Cloonan of Mill Point and Mrs. Winford Handis of Culpeper, a son, William E. Jackson Jr. of Marlinton; four sisters, Mrs. Minnie Swecker of Huttonsville, Mrs.

Mary Proskocil of Canton, Ohio, Mrs. Stella Lindsay of Beverly and Mrs. Sarah Moore of Elkins, and 26 grandchildren. The funeral will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday in the Marvin Chapel United Methodist Church with Rev.

William Markley in charge. Burial will be in the Cloonan Cemetery near Buckeye. Friends may. call at Van Reenen Funeral Home in Marlinton after 2 p.m. today.

Basic Is Completed SAN ANTONIO Airman David E. Evans, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Evans of Verdunville, has completed his U.

S. Air Force basic training at the Air Training Command's Lackland AFB, Tex. He has been assigned to Sheppard AFB, for training in the civil engineering structural pavements field. Airman Evans is a 1971 graduate of Logan High School. Former Resident Dies; Rites Slated OAK HILL (RNS) Memorial.

services for Mrs. Elizabeth Benton Lawrence, 69, of Los Angeles, who died Los Angeles May 3 after long illness, will be at 10 a.m. Tuesday at Tyree Funeral Home in Oak Hill with Rev. W. D.

Slates and Rev. T. Washburn in charge. Burial will be in High Lawn Memorial Park. Born in Birmingham, May 26, 1902, she was a memof the First Presbyterian Church in Birmingham and a music and drama teacher in Los Angeles.

Survivors include a son, Charles of Pensacola, a daughter, Mrs. Samuel (Margaret). Blair Price of Oak Hill; a brother, David of and three grandchildren. The family has requested that all donations be made to any library. Funeral Planned For Rainelle Man RAINELLE (RNS) Willard Franklin Staley, 72, of Raineile died Sunday at the home of a daughter, Mrs.

L. C. (Ernestine) Hoblitzell of Rainelle, after a long illness. He was a retired molder for the Meadow River Lumber member of Rainelle United Methodist Church and Knights of Pythias Lodge. Survivors include two other daughters, Mrs.

T. F. (Evelyn) Ogletree of Rainelle and Mrs. R. C.

(Katherine) Jackson of Frankfurt, Germany; a son, James of Rainelle; a sister, Mrs. Nellie Mullins of Cincinnati, Ohio; a brother, Charles of Bandy, and six grandchildren. Services will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday at the Rainelle United Methodist Church with Rev. Randolph Neely in charge.

Burial will be in Wallace Memorial Cemetery at Clintonville. Friends may call after 5 p. m. today at Smathers Funeral Home in Rainelle and the body will be taken to the church one hour prior to services. Receives Honor Miss Ruby Oiler, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. George A. Oiler of Edmond, has been notified that she has been selected as a participant in West Virginia University National Science Foundation High School Biology Honor's Program. The program runs from June 11 Aug. 12 and carries college credit in biological sciences.

Miss Oiler is a 17-year-old junior at Nuttall High School in Lookout. George Washington had to surrender Ft. Necessity at the Battle of Great Meadows in the French and Indian War. CITY COUNCIL HAS LIFTED OPEN BURNING RESTRICTIONS FOR THE BURNING OF VEGETATION ONLY. OF VEGETATION ALLOWED ONLY DURING SPRING CLEAN UP CAMPAIGN FORM MAY 15th THROUGH MIDNIGHT MAY 31st.

John H. McCulloch Mayor Wriston, principal; of diplomas, John M. Frazier,) member of the Fayette County Board of Education, and recessional, Collins High Concert Band. The class flower is the yellow rose; class colors, black and white, and class motto, "Look, Listen and Learn." Class officers are Norman Keith Conner, president Frances Lynn Jones, vice president, and Rita Kay Thurbon, secretary treasurer. Mrs.

a Shirley Donachy, John Sponsors are Roger Boothe, Duda, Miss Carolyn Jasper, Miss Cora Miller, John Morris, Mrs. Isabelle Tyree and Miss Naomi Wriston. Honor graduates in to Martin and Poff are Shelby Darlene Vaughn, Robert David Lee, Gregory Thomas Lagos, Susan Lynn McKnight, Evelyn (Leah Wriston, Sharon Kay Burley, Beverly Dian Prowse, Sheri Lea Thomas and Michael Wayne Myers. The 1972 graduates are as follows: General course John Wayne Allen, Jack Walter bogast, Joan Lynn Arrington, Lillian Elaine Blake, Eddie Ray Bowling, Pamela Kay Bragg, Michael G. Brubaker, Samuel Dean Bryant, Edward Jackson Burgess, George Dennis Burgess, Merry Elaine Burgess, Greg Buskus, Karen Kay Cody.

Joseph Carlus Craft, Randolt Crawford, Jack Dean Crosier, Gerald Wayne Dempsey, William Roger Dooley, Pamela Marie Dravenstott, Jerri Laine England, Jerome David Fruit, Mae Alicia Garland, Ella Anita Garrett. Catheria Grasty, Arthur Lee Hamilton, Claude Darrel Hammontree, Arlene Gail Harris, Georgia Gail Haynes, Dora Ellen Holdren, Frank Howard Fleming Rock Huddleston Samuel Lynn Brenda Elloise Hughes. Charles Rickey Hunt, Philip James Keith, Sylvia Yvette Laster, Debra Faye Logan, Catherine Angelique McClung, William Robert McGhee, Bobby Mack, Rebecca Gaye Mahoney, Karen Sue Marshall, Theodore Lee Merchant, Jerry Robert Merritt, Carolyn Ann Thompson Slides On Parks Shown For Club OAK HILL (RNS) The Oak Hill Home Demonstration Club met Friday with Mrs. Illa Skaggs on Salem Road. Mrs.

Bertha Lively presented the devotional on "Love." Rodney Taylor, employed by the Department of Natural Resources, presented the lesson on "Conservation." He showed slides on state parks. The lap robes for the nursing homes were displayed and members were asked to make one. A trip to be taken by club members was discussed and committee reports were given. Refreshments were served to 18 members. OAK HILL Chief Bill Murdock and eight boys and one girl of the school patrols in the Oak Hill area spent the weekend in Washington, D.

C. Making the trip were John Stanley, Danny Lee James, Mark Hurd, Clint Thomas, Reg Oliver, Larry Canterberry, David Collins, Michael Boley and Kathy Adkins. School Patrols Tour Washington Man Re-Enlists WICHITA, KAN. T. Sgt.

of Mr. Rind Mrs. John Walter McKinney, son H. McKinney of Barnabus, has reenlisted in the U. S.

Air Force at McConnell AFB, Kan. Sgt. McKinney is a flight chief at McConnell AFB, with a unit of the Tactical Air Command which provides com-! bat units for air support of U. S. ground forces.

The sergeant has completed a tour of duty at Korat Royal Thai AFB, Thailand. He is a 1959 graduate of Logan High School. His wife, Mary, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel W.

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Margaret Louise Minnix, Gereinda Johnson Moore, Sondra Kay Norris, Willa Rose Nugen, Robert Lee Painter, Charles Thomas Pate, Allen Lamount Penny, Shelby Jean Perry, Sherry Jeanette Poff, Carolyn Annette Price. Samuel Curtis Price, Christina Faith Quick, Robert Lee Ratliff, Johnny Scott! Rogers, Samuel Lee Seletyn, Masice Settle, Betty Jane Shelton, Frank Leon Shepherd III, Melinda Faye Shroyer, Debby Kaye Simmons, Phillip Lewis Staunton. Connie June Strahin, Bonnie Sue Sutphin, Mary Katherine Toney, Quentin Lee Toney, Michael Allen Ward, Nancy Jean Ward, Dannie Lee Warden, Susan Elaine Watters, Nancy Karen White, James Richard Wickline, Marilyn Yvonne Wilborne and John Charles Williams. Academic course Sharon Kay Burley, Cheri Lea Burnside, Norman Keith Conner, Linda Sue Cook, Louis Aaron Cruise, Rodney Wayne Ferro, Rebecca Lynn Fridley, Stephen Michael Grabosky, Beverly Lynn Hall, James Everette Harris, Larry Keith Hildebrand. Barbara Ollie Jackson, Glenn Beverly Johnson, Frances Lynn Jones, Franklin Lon Jones, Bernard Joe Kania, Arthur Kenneth Keith, Gregory Thomas Lagos, Robert David Lee, Susan Lynn McKnight, William Chauncey Martin.

Samuel Lewis Moss, Michael Wayne Myers, Beverly Catherine Pennington, John Stephen Pino, Jennings Kent Poff, Rhonda Denise Pounds, Karen Lou Price, Kenneth Wayne Ratliff, Michael Stanley Rose, Dewayne Allen Rudd. Mary Lynn Spessard, Oscar Cornelius Staunton, Charles Paul Taylor Sheri Lea Wallace, Debbie Jean Wallace, Thomas, Shelby Darlene Vaughn, Charlotte Antoinette Wallace, Debbie Jean Wallace, John Arthur Wallace Kimmie Webb, Christina Wriston and Evelyn Leah Wriston. Commercial stenographic Deborah Lee Aliff, Debrah June Arrington, Joyce Marie Blethen, Emilie Jane Haylsett, Mildred Ann Hewitt, Sally Jean Hunsaker, Pamela Jane Lester, Rebecca Jean Moore, Rhonda Lynn Pennock, Carla Lynette Price. Beverly Dian Prowse, Charlotte Rose Puryear, Shirley Ann Riley, Donna Sue Shuff, Sharon Jewell Shuff, Karen Lynn Taylor, Rita Kay Thurbon and Rosemary Underwood. Commercial accounting Gennevieve Akers, Charley Hampton Atha Donna Jean Basham, Lennetta Marie Brown, Kathy Lynn Burford, Debra Lynn Faykus, Kathy Sue Foster, Wanda Lea Fox, Kathy Lou Goins Smith, Kristy Lynn! Gravely, Pamela Jane Johnson, Jane Ellen Murphy, Kathie Sue Reese, Barbara Sue Stump and Elaine Ann Wooding.

Vocational welding Kenneth Lee Brown, David Michael Carr, Danny Lee Daniels, Johnny Ray Davis, Robert Lane Morton, Archie Eugene Nugen Bobby Ludine Payne, William Grant Settle, Charles Ray Sexton, Edward Leon Simmons, Daniel Lee Sullivan, Charles Albert Toney and Charles Mack Vanover. Vocational machine shop Donald Edward Atha, Douglas Cales, Randall Anthony Jasper, Mark Lane Lewis, Harold Lee Pittsenbarger, David Price, Monty Ray Price and Ronnie Lee Webb. Vocational drafting John Lee Arrington, Rocky Allen Cales, Leon David Gibson, Darrell Dean and Samuel Stuart Lambert. Vocational building construc-1 tion Roger Dale Raymond Allen Duncan, Thomas Starr Gray, Robert Gordon Hall, Leonard Hinson Lewis, James Leroy Malay, David James O'Dell, Timothy Alan Richardson, Stanley Ray Tredway and Freddie Lee Webb. Home economics Carolyn Louise Bush, Kathy Jane Chambers, Carolyn Virginia Hawkins, Vicki Ann Ritchie, Penny Jo Shelton, Deborah Elaine Terry and Louise Zwilling.

Rainelle Woman's Mrs. Zola Poling (left) of Rupert performed the installation ceremony of new officers at Rainelle Woman's Club annual spring banquet Thursday night at Pioneer Hotel in Club Officers Rainelle. New officers are Mrs. Sara Lee Neal (right), president, and in back are Mrs. Sydney Sanford, treasurer; Mrs.

Lenora Morton, second vice president, At Ceremony and Mrs. Janet Hood, first vice president. Other officers are Mrs. Grace Halsey, recording secretary, and Mrs. Georgia Jarrett, corresponding secretary.

Man In Summers Installation Rites Are Held Has Fatal Attack For Rainelle Club Officers FREELAND MOUNTAIN. (RNS) Calma Meadows, 67, of Freeland Mountain died at 6:15 p.m. Saturday in Dr. J. W.

Stokes' office in Hinton of! an apparent heart attack. He was a retired timberman and construction worker. Born Oct. 19, 1915, he was a son of Laura Meadows and the late Thomas Meadows. Survivors include his wife, Leolola; three daughters, Mrs.

Ronald Marshal of Trenton, Ohio, Mrs. Ronald Lester of Rainelle and Mrs. John Brown of Richmond, three sons, Russell of Hinton, Wilbur of Alexandria, and Dean at home; two sisters, Mrs. Ivous Bennett of Hinton and Mrs. Jean Hoenig of Maryland; four brothers, Arlie of Cowden, Roy, of Freeland Mountain, Basil of Layland and Donald of Hinton, and nine grandchildren.

Services will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday at the E. M. Meadows Funeral Home in Hinton with Rev. Napoleon Gill in charge.

Burial will be in the family cemetery on Freeland Mountain. The family will receive friends after 5 p.m. today. Pallbearers will be Wayne and Jack Bennett, Basil and Iva Richmond, Clarence Bragg and Jack Lester. Gomer H.

Conkle Dies In Hospital WHITESVILLE (RNS) Gomer Harrison Conkle, 56, died Sunday in a Beckley hospital after a long illness. He was a coal miner. Conkle was a son of the late James and Ada Conkle. Survivors include his wife, Opal Ruby Conkle; three sons, Robert and Freddie, both Cleveland, Ohio, and David of Ameagle; three daughters, Miss Gloria Conkle of Wheaton, Mrs. Janet Sauls of Cleveland and Mrs.

Linda Jones of Strongsville, Ohio; two brothers, Woodrow of Bucketel, Ohio, and John of Colcord; four sisters, Mrs. Marguerite Griffith of Whitesville, Mrs. Ada Richardson of Huntington, Mrs. Madeline Hodge of Doylestown, and Mrs. Gertrude Richards of Pt.

Pleasant, and 10 grandchildren. The funeral will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday in the Free Will Baptist Church at Ameagle with Rev. Homer Coots in charge. Burial will be in Pine View Cemetery at Orgas.

Friends may call at Valley Funeral Home in Whitesville after 5 p.m. Tuesday. Services Scheduled For Man In Fayette SCARBRO (RNS) Funeral services for Jesse J. Sizemore, 55, of Scarbro will be at 2 p.mi. Tuesday at Tyree Funeral Home in Oak Hill with Rev.

(Buddy Cavinss in charge. Burial will be in High Lawn Memorial Park. He died Friday en route an Oak Hill hospital of an apparent heart attack. The family will receive friends from 6-9 p.m. today.

RAINELLE (RNS) The Pioneer Hotel dining room decorated with pink dogwood and lilac with pink candles in crystal candleholders for the annual spring banquet held Thursday night for members of the Rainelle Woman's Club with their husband as guests. Hostesses were Mrs. W. A. Crichton, Mrs.

Dan Hanley, Mrs. K. O. Boley, a Mrs. Frank Mitchell and Miss Herma Smith.

Mrs. Zola Poling of Rupert installed new officers for 1972-73 in candlelight ceremony. Officers installed were Mrs. Sara Lee Neal, president; Mrs. Janet Hood, first vice president; Mrs.

Lenore Morton, vice president; Mrs. Sydney Sanford, treasurer; Mrs. Grace Halsey recording secretary, and Mrs. Georgia Jarrett, corresponding secretary. Mrs.

Golda Hume outgoing president, gave a resume of her past two years in office. Shel Shower Is Held For Mrs. Shuttle PAX (RNS) Mrs. Shuttle was honored with a stork shower Friday evening at the Pax Church of God social. room.

Hostesses were Mrs. Samuel Howard, Mrs. Jack ck Akers, Mrs. Viola Trent and Mrs. Martha Jane Craddock.

The gift table was covered with a pink linen cloth, overlaid with white lace and centered; with a stork holding a baby doll and an arrangement of baby pink and white rosebuds in a lamb vase. Games under the direction of Mrs. Jack Akers were played and prizes awarded to Mrs. Ernest Billups, Mis Mary Williams, Mrs. Jess Humphrey and Miss Diane Jackson.

Refreshments were served Mrs. Tom Payne and Gail, Mrs. Dewey Conley, Mrs. Dallas Howard, Miss Janet Kincaid, Mrs. Katheryn Scarbro, Mrs.

Bertie Whitlow, Darlene and Della Rose, Mrs. Viola Trent, Mrs. Steve Holstein, Mrs. Henry Becker, Mrs. Ned Underwood, Mrs.

Alfred T. Humphrey, Mrs. Humphrey, Mrs. Earl Trent Mrs. Myrtle Evans, Mrs.

Alfreda Evans Howell, Mrs. Sally Suttle, Mrs. Woolwine. Mrs. A.

W. Pettry, Mrs. Frank Tyree, Mrs. Violet Maynor and daughters, Georgia and June, Mrs. June Painter, Mrs.

Manota Akers, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Lively of Cleveland, Ohio, Mr. and Mrs. Snowden Craddock, Mrs.

Claude Humphrey, Miss Barbara Stewart, Miss Debbie Steal, Miss Yvonne Jackson, Evans, Miss Diana Jackson, Mrs. Oather Wingrove, Mrs. George Shuck, Miss Karen Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis! Bailey, Mrs.

Pete Craddock. Mrs. Ernest Billups, Miss Vickie Stover, Ms. Carson Shorter, Mrs. Howard Humphrey, Mrs.

Ethel McKinney, Mrs. Douglas (Dianne) Liller, Mrs. James Stover, Mrs. Edith Humphrey, Mrs. Gladys Craddock and Jean, Mrs.

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Hume an appreciation gift in behalf of the club members. Announcement was made that Gwen Ward, a Rainelle Junior High School student, had been chosen by the club to attend Camp Horseshoe for a week this summer. The club will also sponsor a student to Citizenship Camp and a boy to Mountaineer Boys State Camp in June. Mrs. Claude Morton, ways and means chairman, asked members to donate used clothing and household articles to a rummage sale the club will have in early summer.

Following the introduction of guests, Miss Susan Colling presented musical selections at the piano. Members and guests present were Mrs. Margaret Gray, Mrs. Zelma Watts, Mr. and Mrs.

W. W. A. Crichton, Mr. and Mrs.

Bernard Marrs, Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Hume, Mrs.

Sydney Sanford, Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Layne, Mrs.

Zola Poling, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Carper, Miss Mae Rider, Mr. and Mrs. Claud Jarrett, Mrs.

Jack Stafford, Mrs. Janet Hood, Mr. and Mrs. J. B.

Buster, Mrs. Janet Hood, Mr. and Mrs. Bob McCombs. Mr.

and Mrs. Claude Morton, Dale Ocheltree, Mr. and Mrs. J. B.

Dobbins, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Campbell, Miss Susan Collins, Mrs. Marilyn McGuire, Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Quick, Mrs.

Margaret Wall, Mrs. Elizabeth Thrush, Mr. and Mrs. C. P.

Neal, Mrs. Vera Kelly, Mrs. Zena Keaton, Mr. and Mrs. Elza Boley, Mrs.

Goldie Hume, Miss Kathy Hume and Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Johnson.

Luncheon Slated Robert Walls, president, and Mrs. W. Waller Caldwell, membership chairman of the Auxiliary of Greenbrier Manor, have extended a welcome to auxiliary members, past and present, to attend the annual membership luncheon at 11 a.m. Tuesday at the Cabin Club Restaurant in White Sulphur Springs. Committee chairmen reports will be heard prior to the luncheon.

Reservations for the luncheon meeting may be made by contacting Mrs. William Banks of Lewisburg or Miss Marguerite Donnally of Lewisburg. Cost of membership for volunteer service to residents of Greenbrier Manor is $1 per year for active membership, ass per year for sustaining memberships and $100 for life mem- WARRENIZING Three Locations For Your Convenience Terrace Shopping Center Oak Hill Intersection of Prince Neville Streets on Harper Road From Pinecrest Sanitarium THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL LONG OR SHORT 10 GARMENTS $7.99 DRESSES, LONG COATS, SHORT COATS, SKIRTS, SWEATERS OR TROUSERS MAXIES EXTRA.