Beckley Post-Herald from Beckley, West Virginia • Page 10

TEN BECKLEY POST-HERALD, BECKLEY, W. TUESDAY MORXIXG, JUNE 1972 Area Area New officers of Fred Shannon Assembly" No. 51, Order of Rainbow for Girls, were installed Sunday afternoon in the Pineville Masonic Hall. County J. Simpson, 46, Dies In Hospital DIXIE (RNS) James Lowell Simpson, 46, of Dixie died Sunday in a Beckley hospital following a long illness.

He was a member of the the daughter of Mrs. Phyllis Shown are (front row, from left) Mrs. Opal Goode, installing officer; Rhonda Roberts, worthy advisor, and Kim Roach, worthy associate advisor. In back are Debbie Wiseman, charity; Renee Lang, hope, and Leah Shawn Cooke, faith. Rhonda Roberts Installed As New Worthy Advisor i By Rainbow tor uirls PINEVILLE (RNS) Miss theme, symbol, Holy advisor; Betty Campbell, Rhonda Roberts was installed as worthy advisor of Fred Shannon Assembly No.

51, Order of Rainbow for Girls, Sunday, afternoon in the Pineville Masonic Hall. She is MULLENS Installation services were held Sunday afternoon by Mullens Rainbow Assembly No. 19 when Jo Nichols was installed as worthy advisor. Her colors were green and white; flower, daisy, and aim, to preserve the nature of the earth necessary for the survival of man. She is the daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. T. J. Nichols of Mullens. Daring her sophomore year in high school, she was a member of the Homemakers of America, Pep dub, attended the Honor Banquet and held the office of recorder in the Senior Girl Scout Troop 684, where she also is a program aide to a Brownie troop.

Other offices she has held in the assembly are historian, confidential observer, nature, service, drill leader, faith, charity and worthy associate advisor. She plans to attend the Grand Assembly in Charleston this month: Other installed were Becky McKinney, worthy asso- JO NICHOLS Dixie First Baptist Church. Born in West Virginia, Oct. 4, 1925, he was a son of Mrs. Daisy Simpson of Dixie and the late Rev.

Denton Simpson. He is also survived by two sisters, Mrs. Fern Skaggs of Jodie and Mrs. 1 a Blankenship of Columbus, Ohio. The funeral will be held at 2 p.m.

today in the Combs Funeral Home Chapel at Gauley Bridge with Rev. Guy Vaughan in charge. Burial will be in Huse Memorial Park at Fayetteville. Men Are Jailed FAYETTEVILLE (RNS) Placed in the Fayette County Jail at 11:06 p.m. Saturday on charges of drunken driving and improper registration a Harry Williams, 25, of Winona.

Williams was arrested in Lookout by Sheriffs Deputy Jack Smith. Also arrested and placed in jail at 1:40 Sunday was Donald Ray Gardner, 30, of Mount Hope on charges of driving while intoxicated and earring pistol without a permit He was arrested by Trooper C. E. Shelton. WHITE SULPHUR A former White Sulphur Springs pharmacist died at the age of 90 Sunday morning in a Tallahassee, nursing home.

Harry Sanford Fling of 1861 Far George F. Olds OAK HILL (RNS) Funeral services for George Franklin Olds, 59, of Route 1, Oak Hill will be'at 11 a.m. Wednesday at the Tyree Funeral Home in Oak Hill with Rev, Oscar Martin in charge. Burial will be in Smith Cemetery at Route 1, Oak Hill. He died Saturday evening at his home following an apparent heart attack.

The body will remain at the funeral home where friends may call from 6 until 9 p.m. today. Eved in Tallahassee for i years, moving there from White Sulphur Springs. A native of Winchester, he is survived by his wife, Mrs. Grace Fling of Tallahassee; one son, James also of Tallahassee; one daughter, Mrs.

Hildegard Flanagan of Baltimore, four granchildren and six great-granchflren. Funeral services will be held in Tallahassee with Bevis Funeral Home in charge of arrangements. Health Clinics Set OCEANA Two general health screening clinics are scheduled for Oceana this month, Dr. Ross Newman, chairman of the Wyoming County Health Council, has announced. The Southern West Virginia Regional Health i mobile clinic will be used on both days, June 8 and June 23.

The clinic will be stationed at the town hall from 10 p.m. The clinic is open to all persons and there are no charges for the services, which provides screening for a wide variety of illnesses including cancer, tuberculosis a diabetes. The clinics are under the direction of the maternal and child health project of the council, and are part of a nine- county comprehensive health care program conducted by the council in southern West Virginia. Withrow In Korea Spec. 4 Roy D.

Withrow, of Mr. and Mrs. Roy D. Withrow of Scarbro, serving with the Ordnance Company in Korea. An armorer with the com- pny, entered the Army in June 1971 and was last stationed Ft Gordon, Ga.

Australia's population at the end of 1971 was 12,881,100 the government statistician reported. Hopkins of Oceana. Bible; colors, green and white, i and white rose. were Oscar Goode, Marvin Bowyer, Ernest Conley, Mrs. Edythe Mrs- Judy Lupardus, Mrs.

Edna Roach, Miss Betsy Ross, Mrs. Mae An honor student at Oceana i Cook, Mrs. Pierce Short and High School, where she has Mrs. Belinda Huffman. completed her sophomore year, she will be secretary of the junior class next year sergeant at-anns of French Club.

and Other officers installed were Kim Roach, worthy associate advisor; Debbie Wiseman, the charity; Renee Long, hope; Shawn Cook, faith; Kay Installing officers were Opalj Biankensni recorder; Rhonda Trull, treasurer; Tonjia Hill, Goode, installing officer; Mae Cook, chaplain; Dilmeda Con- chaplain; Vicki Hatcher, drill Rites Are Slated For Charles Todd MOUNT HOPE (RNS) Funeral services for Charles L. Todd, 52, of Mount Hope, formerly of Oak will be at 1 p.m. Wednesday, in the Tyree Judy Bane, drill leader; Becky Funeral Home Chapel at Oak Kathy Sheets, hope; Nancy Rinehart, a i Members of the advisor board Elizabeth Mullins, chaplain; OAK HILL The Institute of Interiialiooai Education that Larry IX King 135 Blackburn St, Oak who attended I i a a Universiry-Bkwmingtoo, lias been awarded a Fulbright-Hays for graduate study in Portugal daring the 1972-73 I academic year. Jang is one of young American students and artists who have been 'selected for Fulbright-Hays Awards this year. TTie Fulbright-Hays Program is part of the United States Government's educational and cultural exchange program administered by the Department of State.

It is conducted in cooperation with more than 100 foreign countries, some of i which contribute substantially to the financing of academic exchanges, and has enabled more than 36,000 American students, scholars, artists, and teachers to go abroad, and more than 67,000 foreign students, scholars, artists, others to come to the U.S. ley, recorder; Oscar Goode, leader; JBeverly Short, love; marshal; Edna Roach, musician; Tom Goheen, soloist; Kenny Wooten, usher, and Wendy Cochran, who was in charge of the guest book. Miss Roberts chose as her Shumate, love; Vicky Worley, religion; Melissa i 1 nature; Tammy White, immortality; Kim Grose, fidelity; Rhonda Grahm, patriotism; Sherry Whitt service; Sherry Albert, confidential observer; DeAnn Smith, outer observer, and Jennifer McGraw, rose lecturer. officers were Debbie Morgan, Debbie Akers, Susan Kemp, Sandy Goad and Mrs. Christine Wells.

-J Nancy Sue Brown, religion; Cindy Lugar, nature; Susan Snider, immortality; Debbie Short, fidelity; Sherri Stewart, patriotism; Lynn Brown, service; Elsa May Stewart, confidential observer; Vicki Harris, outer observer; Becky Clark, musician; Vanessa Browning, choir director; Denise Smith, historian; Debra Trump, rose lecturer, and Mrs. Carol Morgan, mother advisor. Refreshments were served from a table covered with a yellow linen cloth topped with a white lace cloth. A floral white roses, white also were on the Is Told HOCHST, Germany Pfc. Paul E.

Broyles, 25, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward E. Broyles R. 0.

Phillips. SI Has Fatal Attack ALDERSON (RNS) Robert Otho Phillips, 52, of Alderson died at his home at 4 a.m. Monday of an apparent heart attack. He was a retired machinest. Born at Alderson, Aug.

23, 1919, he was a son of the late Jesse James Phillips and Mrs. Stella Florence Brooks of Route! 1, Alderson, who survives. Other survivors his wife, Mrs. "Mildred Woolwine Phillips; five daughters, Mrs. Marietta Beard of Germany, Mrs.

Florence Baker of Ronceverte, Mrs. Rosa Walkup of Alderson, Miss Rita Phillips, at home, and Mrs. June Brady of Asbury; three brothers, of 144 Giles Bluefield, has Harold of Waco, and been assigned to the 32nd Signal MUburn and Newell, both of Battalion near Hochst, Ger- Alderson; three sisters, Mrs. many. Dorothy Marsh of Ohio, Mrs.

Pfc. Broyles is a wiremanl Julia Morgan of Alderson and with Company of the bat-iMrs. Martha Brooks of talion. His wife, Frances, lives at 710 S. Overton in Independence, Mo.

a a and nine grandchildren. The body is at Lobban Funeral Home in Alderson. McGraws Area Personals McGRAWS (RNS) Sgt. Thomas Flynn and son, Mitch, of Hampton, and his nephew, Jimmy Allen McGraw of Princeton, were Saturday visitors in the McGraws area. Mr.

and Mrs. Terry Houck and her brother, Stephen John Sizemore, left Saturday for Orlando, to visit Disney World and en route will visit the Smoky Mountains. They also visited his brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Luther Cook of Pineville, and his brothers-in-law and sisters, Mr.

and Mrs. Ed McMillion and Mr. and Mrs. John Duncan of McGraws. Mr.

and Mrs. Dennis McGraw had as a visitor Monday his cousin, Gene McCoy of A i Va. a visitors were their son and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Cook, ilr children, Sherry and Tommy, returned Saturday to Glen Burnie, after visiting their fif Dennis M.

McGraw Jr. of Fayettevffle. Cletis (Buddy) CrtTTfVi Hill with Rev. Ernest in charge. Burial will be in Layland Cemetery at Layland.

Todd died at 5:30 pjn. Sunday in an Oak Hill hospital after a shortillness. and Rachel Gill Todd. Surviving are two sons, Charles E. of Detroit, and Carl Franklin of South Carolina; three Melodic A.

Todd daughters, of South Carolina and Crystal Lynn and Tammy Joe, both of Fayette ville; two brothers, Arville of Thurmond and Zina A. (Curley) Todd of Buckhannon; a sister, Mrs. Bertie E. Boyd of Wilmington, Del, and two grandchildren. Friends may call from 6-9 today.

Pax Personals PAS (RNS) Arriving at at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Canterbury and her sister, Mrs. Effie dyburn, were their brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs.

David Williamson, and her sonrin-Iaw and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Sells, all of Dayton, Ohio. Visiting at Pax with Mr. and Mrs.

Lawrence Tyree are her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Williams, and daughter, Julia, of San Diego, Calif. Visiting over the weekend with Mr. and Mrs.

Carl Murdock was their son, Larry KjRavencliff and Mr. and Mrs.jlnd., Murdock of Princeton. jJohn Kincaid of Stotesbury. after spending the Robin Smarr Presented Award Before a crowd of about 1,200 people, 85 seniors from Fayetteville High School were awarded diplomas George Matt Edwards, associate superintendent of schools, Sunday afternoon in the Pirate Stadium. Tbe graduating students in their caps and gowns of green, marched on the field.

Prior to the awarding cf the -diplomas Jack Shockey, principal, presented Robin valedictorian of the 1972 claw, the Nidia Janutolo English Award. This award was in 1947 by Cleante in memory of his wife, Nidia Janutolo, who died in 1946. Each year the recipient receives the interest of 11,000 which has accumulated during the past years. Salutatorian was a Dileooardo and honor graduates were Eddie Workman, David Broshears, Danise Deadrick and Raymond Kettlewell. weekend with his father, Perry Spence, and his brothers-in-law and sisters, Mr.

and Mrs. Holt Cozort, Mr. and Mrs. Walter McGraw and Mr. and Mrs, Denvil Bailey.

Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Paul McGraw is his mother, Mrs. Mary McGraw, who makes her home at St. Albans.

Frances Trump left Monday to resume her classes at Morris Harvey College in Charleston after spending the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Bower. The Bowers also had as a weekend guest their son, Carlos of Marifield, Ohio, who returned home Sunday. David Shumate returned Tuesday morning to Thunnont, after visiting since Saturday with his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Hurley Shumate. Mrs. Georgia Owens had as weekend guest her husband, Chief Officer Earl Owens, stationed at Norfolk, who also visited with his mother, Mrs. Carlos Bowers.

PROTECTION ON BIKES ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) At least five police officers bicycle their way through high crime areas in the city. The bicycles are those recovered by police and never claimed by owners. Rites Incomplete For Leslie Cales (RNS) Leslie D. Cales, 64, of Sandstone died Sunday night at his home of an apparent heart attack.

He born in Summers County, Oct. 14, 1907, a son of the late Charles and Emma Rites Wednesday For C. H. Reese WRISTON (RNS) Funeral services for Charles. Henry Reese, 94, of Wriston will be at 3 pan.

Wednesday the Tyree Funeral Home in Oak Hill with Rev. Herman Williams in charge. Burial will be High Lawn Memorial Park at Oak Hill. Reese died at 7:15 a.m. Monday in aBeckwith nursing home after a long illness.

He was a retired coal miner having worked at Page Alining Company at Page and: was a member of the Local Union No. 7086 and Loup Creek TJaptist Church, Wriston. a son of the late Ham and Jane Smith Reese. Surviving are three sons, Bobby Eugene and Clarence Herbert Fletcher of Wriston; two brothers, Lonnie Reese of Robson and Andy of Fayetteville; 42 grandchildren and 40 great-grandchildren. Friends may call from 6 until 9 p.m.

today. Johnson Cales. He had lived all of Ms life in Summers County and was Division at Ft Hood, Tex. rt 1 Webb Assigned FT. HOOD, Tex.

S. Sgt William T. Webb, son of Rev. and Urs. Robert E.

Lee Webb, Box 145, Logan, has been assigned to the 2nd Armored a retired timbennan. Surviving are a son, Billy Joe of Sandstone; two daughters, Mrs. June Zickafoose of Glen Burnie, Mrs. Alfreda Owen of Atchinson, four sisters, Mrs. Donnie Bragg of Brooks, Mrs.

Irene Stoddard of Mullens, Mrs. Lula Ward of Hinton and Mrs. Margaret Thompson of Piney View; six grandchildren and one great-grandchild. The body is at Ronald Meadows Funeral Parlors in Hinton. MUSEUM GRANT BROOKLYN (AP) The: Brooklyn Museum is thei recipient of a $10,000 grantj from the Van Amerigen Foun-i dation Inc.

to assist its summer! educational program. Sgt Webb is communications chief in. Battery 8th Battalion, 60th Air Defense Artillery of the division. He entered the Army in May 1961, received basic training at Ft Knox, and was last stationed in Vietnam. The sergeant "holds the Bronze MR.

AND MRS Brenda K. Lusk Becomes Bride Of D.H. Lucas IH MULLENS (RNS) The orchid corsages. First Presbyterian Church in! A reception was in Currie Mullens was the scene June Hall with Mrs. Andrew Tolley, for the wedding of Miss Mrs.

James Peterfish, Mrs. Kay Lusk, daughter of Mr. and! Paul Martin and Mrs. Amos Lusk of Allen Junc-jLusk as aides. Miss Judy Sar- tion, and David Haliday Lucas jver was in charge of the guest HI, son of Mr.

and Mrs. H. Lucas of Mullens. The; The three-tiered wedding bride is the granddaughter of. cake, decorated with pink roses Mrs.

Bertie Rice of Allen Junc-j and topped with a miniature tion and the bridegroom is the'bridal couple, was placed on grandson of Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Kirk of New Richmond.

a table covered with a white cloth with an overlay of white Rev. David Pollack, pastor ofi et- A silver, triple branched the Welton Chapel of entwined with pink Junction, performed the double-! roses served as the centerpiece ring ceremony at 8 p.m. before the refreshment-table. an altar decorated with nine- 1 For- a wedding trip to Twin branched, candelabra, baskets of Falls State Park, the bride white gladioli pink carnations, chose a coral bonded knit andj ensemble with black patent and a white High graduate, the bride also attended Beckley Junior College and Concord College and is Stone, Mullens. bridegroom, also a School graduate, snapdragons, palms.

Rev. Hartselli pastor of the First Presbyterian Church of Mullens, gave the invocation. Mrs. David Pollack played traditional wedding music the organ. Given in marriage by 1 6 father, the bride wore a 1 TM 6115 candlelight crepe 15 a semor at Concord College gown fashioned with a 3S em PJoyed by Sears neckline, V-yolk, fitted bodice, TMtack' Co.

princess style skirt and The cou le Mve at gathered sleeves. Her headpiece Guyandotte in Mullens, consisted of a matching Dior bow. She carried a nosegay of pink miniature roses and baby's breath, centereji by a white orchid. Mrs. R.

E. Krutchoffer Jr. of Huntington, sister of the bride, served as matron of honor. She chose a pink floor- length, gown styled with a shear bodice, square neckline and cap sleeves. Mrs.

C. L. Bane, a sister of the bride, served as bridesmaid. Slated For Today PINEVILLE Pineville Town Election will be today with, incumbent Edgar idler running for mayor on the Citizens Ticket Other incumbents are Hawkins, recorder, and Price She wore a floor-length aquajCalfee Dr. Carl McGuire, gown fashioned identically to the matron of honor.

Both carried a single long stemmed yellow rose. R. E. (Chip) Krutchoffer nephew of the bride, served as ringbearen W. F.

Rose Ross Wimrow and Roger Cline, councilmen. Running on the Peoples Ticket are Everett Collins, mayor, and Walter Day, Al Aliff, Jesse Green and' Roy Phillip Cozort of Mullens wasi 'best man and ushers IBoone, councilmen. Star Medal and the Commendation MedaL VLUU. UOUCJ.O OC1C! fm A Randy Biggs and John Moore. UnCTal bet The bride's mother wore a His wife, Marian, is with him at Ft Hood.

Cheerleaders Told COLCORD (RNS) Clear Fork High School varsity cheerleaders were a Tuesday during the awards assembly. a i a Massey, Sandy Wilson, Patty Carr, Teresea Lawrence, Terri The summer projects include'Swanigan and Penny Nelson. the creation of a Dogon com-; Alternates are Paula munity by 20 to 30 black chil-; Joyce Thomasson and Karen dren who will build a granary I Bryant Junior cheerleaders and make Dogon masks andjGina Pettry, Vickie Bailey, clothing, a still-photography Runion, Grace An- workshop and a black'arts Karen Lilly and Cynthia mar. Wriston. pink and white double knit dress with white accessories and the bridegroom's mother wore an aqua knit ensemble with matching Marie McKinney Brumfield of wore a white orchid corsage.

Itmann. will be at 1 today' The grandmothers were at- tired in light blue ensembles, matching accessories and white Halseys Have Guests PIERPONT (RNS) --Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cring' and daughter, Susan, of Geneva, N.Y., arrived Saturday to spend a 10-day her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Halsey Jr. of Pierppnt They received as Sunday visitors her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. T.W.Blake. National Junior Honor Society Officers a i a Junior Honor i officers elected Wednesday at the Whitesville Junior Higi School.

They are (from left) Miss Barbara Seanze, president; Larry Joe Lengyel, vice president; Steven Lockwood, treasurer, and Miss Betty Ann Stine, secretary. Miss Seanze is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs; Robert Seanze of Whifesville. Lengyel, an- eighth grade student, is the son of Mr. and Mrs.

Leugyel of Sylvester. LockwoooV a seventh grade student, is the son of Mrs. Flora Lockwood of Whitesville, and Miss Stine, a seventh grade student, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stine of Sylvester.

Mrs. Elizabeth Stanley is the For, Itmann Infant ITMANN (RNS) Graveside rites for Jerry Lee Brumfield, infant son of Jerry and Barbara in the Spruce Grove Cemetery at Basin with Rev. Ronald in charge. The child was stillborn at 2:45 pjn. Monday in a Mullens hospital.

i Additional survivors are the paternal grandmother, Mrs. Loretta Brumfield of Itmann; paternal grandfather, Porter Lee Brumfield of Delaware; maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Wylie McKinney cf Itmann and great-grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.

Herman Light of Bui The body is at "the Sam Foglesong, Nease and Neely Funeral Home at Mullens. Church School Set I I (RNS) Vacation Church School will be held at the First United Methodist Church in Pinevflle from 9-11 a.m. June 5-9. The classes will be: Nursery with the theme "I Wonder" with Rita Taliaferro and Teresa Raymond in charge; Kindergarten theme, "God's Plan for Families," Mrs. Dixie Morgan and Ann Hawley.

in charge; Primary theme, "Being the Church," with Mrs. Harry G. Cooke teacher. The theme for the Junior "Paul Apostle of Good News" be by Mrs. Ronnie Ball and the.

Junior Hi "Gospel'of Mark" will be taught by Mark-Long; The director will be Mrs. George Mataey. and Lisa Wrighl and Mildred Chenoweth will be in charge of the Mrs. Sam Larobert will be in charge of refreshments. The school will close with a sharing program and picnic at 11 a.m.

Friday. W4ien young, the common iguana is a bright emerald green. As it grows up, it becomes grayish green..