Beckley Post-Herald from Beckley, West Virginia • Page 20

TWENTY -Leadership Camp Slated At Ripley MONTGOMERY Cam'pu leaders from West Virginia Tec will spend May 5-7 at Ceda Lakes near Ripley at their an nunl Leadership Camp. Highlighting the three-da conference will be a visit Man day by Earle W. Clifford Jr deau of Student Affairs Rutgers State University, graduate of Syracuse Univei sity, Clifford has been Dean Men at the University of Ver mont and at Syracuse. He ha published 11 articles and ha read three papers at profession al conferences. A banquet Sunday will featur Tech President Leonard Nelso as the guest speaker.

Students spend time discuss ing campus affairs with facul ty, administration and eac other. They make decision which are recommended to th student council and the admin istrafion. Last year, the students Leadership Camp turned dow beer on campus. Chris DoNut Shop Bakery Plenty Of Free Parking 501 S. Valley Dr.

Ph. 252-7204 "Cakes ofr all occasions" BECKLEY W. THURSDAY MORNING, MAY 2, 1968 held in the Engineering Store in Montgomery. Mont Auditorium at Tech, was spoh- Eomery Presbyterian Churcl SIRS. GARY REDDEN Barbara Hanshew Bride Oi Cpl.

Gary G. Redden DANESE (RNS) Miss Bar-'Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hanshew ara Sue Hanshew became the of Danese and'the bridegroom's ride of Cpl. Gary Gene Redden at 2 p.m.

April 29. The double-ring ceremony was performed by Rev. Norman 1. Wasson at the First Chris- Church in Clifton parents are Mr. and Mrs.

Basil Redden of Meadow Bridge. The bvide was attired in a while street-length dress and. a shoulder-length veil, which was mn Va. Th bride is the daughter of'with a pink corsage. Office Manners' Is Theme Of Tech Seminar For Secretaries MONTGOMERY A seminar secretaries, with, the theme, "Ypur.Office 1 attracted Urge numbers of 'secretaries' from' West Virginia Tech uate Center, Union Carbide Metals, Semet Solvay Division Allied Chemical Corporation, Cannelton Coal Company, Laird Memorial Hospital at Mont- schools, industries gomery, Gates Engineering Co.

and and.businesses Saturday. The vrp sored hy a recently-organized group of Tech secretaries under of Mrs. Melba Carter, secretary to Tech President Leonard Nelson. were from 1 YeSt Virginia Wesleyan College, College, Mar-, shall (University, West Virginia Sta'tj; College, Bluefield State in Beekley, Riley's Department gomery Presbyterian Church and Montgomery Motors. The program opened with welcome from President Nelson and featured several speakers, Dr.

Jack E. Robertson, director of the division of business administration and economics at Tech; Mrs. Sue Scott, director of personnel for the state of West Virginia; and Mrs. Annie Valley Grad- Castle, Tech Two et, Prom Scheduled At High School In Ansted 'ANSTED (RNS) Plans fovquet and prom at Ansted High the May 11 Junior-Senior ban Attending the wedding were Mrs. Robert Hanshew -Mrs.

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Harold Hall will serve as master of ceremonies. Decorations for the banquet to be served in the junior high gym- a MM, Silm Vi Belle and the bridegroom's kV TM 'i Pa TM Hall Mci le ooo, Beverly Brown, ck and Donna Cameron. Decorations for the prom to held at Ansted High Schoo mnasium will be in charge lliam Ellison, Rhonda Prater arldenc Workman, Patrici; ackler, Harold Hawver, Con Preast, Nancy Arthur, Mike James Deligne, Diane Ben Brenda Shuff, Douglas ood, Roger Legg, Ray Demp Roy Wilson, James Pride ore, Johnny Campbell, Charles ndrick, William Lucas, Steve aggs, Richard McGraw, Hob Thompson, Carrie Bracken, verly Caldwell, Palti Tillette Kesler. Place are to be made Gaylyn Prater. ents.

Both are graduates of Mead ow Bridge High School, where Mrs. Redden was a cheerleader and a memhe'r ot the band and French Club. Redden was a member of the football team. The bride is employed in Charleston and Redden is attached to a satin bow. She ing with the Marine Corps at carried a white Bible topped Camp Lcjcune, N.

C. He will be discharged ill August. ace, will be announced rst week of May. GIRLS' FUN TOGS Big Selection in Easy-Care JAMAICA SETS Wide assortment knit or woven lops shorts In gay prints and solid colors; sizes Printed and Solid Colored LITTLE GIRLS SHIFTS 1.89 Crisp cotton piques, poplins-and blends in a variety "of stylings. Preltily detailed in sizes 3-6x.

sssmsws? 1 1 1 STURDY, LONG-WEARING SNEAKERS INFANTS.CHILDS-TE.ENS 1,44, White, Blue canvas uppers, cushioned sole, molded rubber sole. Girli 12Vi-3, teens 5-10, BOY-BIG BOYS-YOUTHS-MEN 2.0ti Hi'4 lo-Cut baikelball sneakers, Blqck, canvas, sponge cushion insole. Youths. 11-2; Boys Big Boys Mens 'iSM Dolly Eastman, aggs and Rhonda emory books are to be made Carrie Bracken, Gaylyn aggs, Rhonda Prater, Judy ties, Pam Hall, Diane Bennett, onna Cameron and Donna Fox. Flowers will 1 be arranged by bond a Prater, Pam Caldwell ane Bennett, Susan Linken ker, Pam Hall, Pattie Tillette rette Pepper, Donna Cameron atricla Clackler and Sharon and all.

In charge of refreshments are irley Jones, Pam Hall, Merl ood, Patli Tillette, Rhonda Earldene Workman, Con Preast, Pat Clackler, How ilms, courtesy of Chesapeake nd Potomac Telephone Co. were shown in connection with rfrs. Castle's topic, "Your Voice Is You." Dr. Robertson's address on 'The Winds of Change" empha ized, "there is no time for prejudice anymore," Every should be treated as a iiiman being and secretaries will sure! hi ye va rious oppor unities to 'witness that 1 fact The little things and theiinan, ler of speaking and doing' can lelp immeasurably. He fur- her stated a secretary hould not be hesitant to )mmend a Negro with capabl- iiies to fill any vacancy which might occur -in her organiza ion, Mrs.

Scott defined "Public delations," her topic, as the 'urt of selling," even oneself and including relations with, all eople, co-workers; as well as hose outside. She asked what determined a secretary's sue cess. All do not measure success in the same manner, she said. For some, it is the pay check; others, longevity, or. se curing a husband.

Mrs. Scot quoted Longfellow, "Doing what you do well, and doing well whatever you do." The three speakers served as a panel to answer questions and ive suggestions. Office machines were display cd and demonstrated by Lain Office Equipment, A. B. Dick 3M and IBM, A browsing table displayed books, literature aiu samples of office supplies.

Two humorous skits on the life of a secretary were written especially for the seminar George Hoth, director of drama at Tech. Cast member were Mrs. -Anna Morton, sec retary to the director of fresh nan admissions, Mrs. Conni Kerns, secretary to the busi ness manager, and Tom Hoi irook, music major and mem Cr Tech Players. Luncheon was served in the rtigh Rise Cafeteria, at which lime a style show of secretaria" clothes was sponsored by Em bees of Charleston, Montgom cry, Bcekluy and Parkersburg Drennen, ike Mason.

Ruth Fox and Clean-up committee includes cki McVey, Pat Tolley, Car Bracken, Pam Hall, Nancy rlhur, Earldeue Workman, Wil Ellison, Gaylyn Skaggs erle Wood, Carolyn Wilson irley Jones and Janet Pack William Ellison is to be in arge of the music. Adult sponsors of the junior ass are Mrs. Irene Fitzwaler rs. Opal Slaver and McVey Jr. and they arc to assisted by John Eades, cidty member.

Reunion Planned GAULEY BRIDGE (RNS) -lie 1958 graduating class of auley Bridge High School ii anning a class reunion for ay 25. All alumni residing in this to get in ea are requested uch with Jack Hamilton hairman, by calling 442-4943. Final plans as to the lime the Sharon McClelland Engaged To Wed Rev. and Mrs. Roy McClelland of 128 Second Fayetteville have announced the engagement of their daughter, Sharon Kay, to Harry Lee Feebaek, son ot Mr.

and Mrs. Gardner Feebaek of Route 3, Carlisle, Ky. Miss McClelland, who is a graduate of Fayetteville High School, is a senior home economics major at Berea Collega in Berea, Ky. Feebaek graduated from Nicholas County High School and Ms a senior at Berea, majoring in history. Both will graduate from Berea College in June.

The open church wedding will take place at 2 p.m. June 8 at Danforth Chapel in Berea. Ky. Area Winners Of State FBLA Contests Listeck ATHENS Concord College at Athens played host to the 14th Annual State Future Business Leaders of America Convention Saturday. The theme of the convention was "The World of Work," Approximately 400 students from state FBLA chapters attended.

A general session was held $8.2 Million School Issue Gains Nod From Teachers PRINCETON (RNS) An overwhelming majority of Mercer County teachers support the $8.2 billion school bond issue to be voted on May 14, a confidential survey showed Monday. A poll of 660 county teachers and a few other school board employes taken at a meeting in Princeton Monday showed 541 for the bond issue and only 56 against it. The Survey was taken by members of the Mercer County Council for Better Education, which passed ballots to the teachers meeting at Princeton High School. The teachers did not sign the ballots but voted secret ballots, Council President Charles H. Gatchell said.

Gatchell said the council, an organization composed of representatives of county clubs, groups and societies, was "much encouraged" by the favorable response of the teachers." He said a percentage breakdown of the vote showed 89 percent for the bond issue, 8 per cent against- and 3 per cent undecided. The poll attempted to limit the survey to teachers said, but a few Ballots also were distributed to non-teaching em- ployes, like cooks and bus drivers. Of the 6il endorsing the bond issue, Gatchell said 183 endorsed it though their" 'schools would be closed. Of the 56 against it, 20 opposed it even though their schools would not be closed, he said. Licenses Issued PINEVILLE (RNS) The following marriage licenses were issued in the Wyoming County clerk's office during the past week: Carl Wayne Koontz, 20, of Lexington; N.

son of Joe Jasper and Rachel Isabel Koontz, and Bertha Ann Dai- ton, 20, of Wyoming, daughter of William Vemon and Eunice Mae Fuller'Dalton. Vernon Lee Hurley, 25, oi Wyoming, son of Myre Hurley and Goldie Short, and Donna Ann Duty, 21, of Marianna, daughter of Paul Allen anc Mary Florence Bryant. the morning. Greetings were- given by Concord College Presi- 1 lent Joseph F. chairman of business administra- ion at Concord College, Dr.

P. Armbrister; and the FBLA state chairman, Louis 1. The main; speaker of the morning session, was MissjNorma Salvafi, date business education 'consultant. Royal Typewriter 3er subject, was Doors Hang on Little 1 The afternoon session 'was'' composed of campaign speech-' es, election of, officers, contests. The state FBLA officers elected for the coming year are: President, Pam Mullens High; vice president, Susie Gordon, Herndon High; secretary, Pam Cotlrellj East Bank High and treasurer, Bill' Mills, Concord Cqllege.

'-Area winners of the various, contests were Miss FBLA, Sandra Wall, Herndon' High; Mr. FBLA, first land Foster, Clendenin and second place, Glenn Crolty, Mullens; public speaking, first place, Bobbie Humphrey, Mul- iens and third place, Kathy Portman, Oak Hill. Typewriting, Connie Rader, Oak Hill, third place; spelling, first, Mary Brady, Mount Hope; Club' of the Year, Mullens High, second place and Herndon High, third place. Scrapbook, Collins High, Oak Hill, first place and Herndon High, second place. The first old age pension plan in the United Slates was started in 1717 by the Presbyterian Church in Philadelphia.

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