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TWO BECKIEY NICHOLAS COUNTY NEWS Miss Sybil Jean Champe Is Wed To Edward Miller SUMMERSVILLE, afternoon at the Aug. A Richwood 27 Presbyterian Church with Reverend Roger Rice officiating in the double ring ceremony, Miss Sybil Jean Shampe, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. K. B.

Champe of Summersville became the bride of Edward J. Miller, son of Mrs. Winnie Miller and the late Dr. L. Miller of The ceremony was performed before an altar banked with ferns and decorated with white gladioli in standing baskets and lighted tapers in gold candelabra.

The bride ware a ballerina length wedding gown with a white velvet bodice and long sleeves fitted tightly below the elbow. The full skirt and yoke were made of white tulle with a an appliqued design of white velvet extending from the bodice into the skirt and yoke. Her tulle veil was edged in rosepoint lace and held by a beaded tiara. Her arm bouquet was cer.tered with a white orchid, sur- Arnett Church Holds Reunion SUMMERSVILLE, Aug. 27 A large number of former members of the Arnett Church and the community returned there last Sunday for the annual reunion.

The morning sermon was delivered by Rev. Boley, the pastor, and talks were given by W. G. Brown, T. A.

Cavendish and others: Among those from a distance attending were O. F. Cavendish and family and Mrs. Lola Bryant of Huntington; T. A.

Cavendish, Milton; Ocie Hararh Estep and husband, St. Albans; Mr. and Mrs. Rogers, Clendenin; Stanley Legg and famliy, Mr. and Mrs.

Artie Legg, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Way- bright and dauhgter, Mary Keenan Hornsfield, all of Charleston. Mr. and Mrs.

Earl Campbell, Rand; Cecil Leg gand family, Alloy; Carl Liege and family, Gauley Bridge; and Sherman Hagaman, Gauley Bridge; Newton and Ed Cavendish, Ansted; Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Mason, Victor; Mr.

and Mrs. Ambrose Hawkins and Mr. and Mrs. Anson Ramsey, all of Leander; J. E.

Brown, Washington, D. Mrs. E. A. Grose and two sisters, Miss Virginia Morgan Mrs.

Betsy Berry of Fairmont. GIRL SCOUT MUSICAL SET TUESDAY NIGHT SUMMERSVILLE, Aug. 27 The Summerville Girl Scouts will present the musical play "Nikki" Tuesday evening, August. 29 at 8:00 at the Nicholas County High School auditorium. The two main characters are "Nikki" played by Esther Nell Bailes and "Jeannie" played by Grimes.

Jeannie is ai seven year old child who is given a birthday party and at the party she receives a jack-in-the-box, called "Nikki." After the party Jeannie falls asleep and "Nikki" appears life size and takes her for a ride on the chocolate choo choo to another party in Story Land. This is a thrilling play and the Girl Scouts have worked hard on the entertainment. The proceeds are to be used for the Girl Scout Hut. The cast is composed of the Girl Scouts, Brownie Troop. Intermediate Troops No.

1 and 2, also part of the Drum and Bugle Corps. Tickets may be purchased from any Girl. Scout. RICHWOOD LEGIONAIRES ATTEND STATE MEETING RICHWOOD, Aug. 27 Five delegates from the Richwood chapter, American Legion, are attending the State Legion convention being held this weekend -in Charleston.

They will accompany and Bugle corps who are to take part in the in Charleston during the convention. Representing the post as delegates are John White, Sooner Bashaw, Joseph Berzito, Bill Shelton, Glenzil Faulkner and Floyd McMillion. At Monday night's meeting the post went on record as favoring universal military training according to Floyd McMillion local commander. Color guards and color bearers attending the Drum and Bugle corps are Bill Shelton, George Riley, Glenzil Faulkner, Frank Lavy and John White. GROVES HAVE GUESTS SUMMERSVILLE, Aug.

27 Thursday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Arnette Groves were, Rev. and Mrs. Lionel R.

Driscoll and family, of Pennsulken, N. and Ed Seibert and Winifrede Seibert of! Carneys Point, N. J. Beckler I OPENAIR Theatre DRIVE IN THE CAR SPEAKER: RT. 41 STANAFORD RE MON.

AUG. 23 (Technicolor Musical THE DAUGHTER OF ROSIE O' GRADY SEE NIVER 4x (ator he OL Cartoon News Show At Dusk Rain Or Clear rounded by white chrysanthe-1 muins. She was attended by her sister, Mrs. Harold and cousin, Mrs. Donald Groves.

Their ballerina cocoa-brown length frocks were made of and kelly-green taf- I feta; shoulder stoles, mits and -dresses were made of deep- Mrs. Sybil Jean Miller ner shades of velvet. They carried bouquet of bronze and yellow chrysanthemums. The bride was escorted by her who brother-in-law, Harold Elkins, also served as usher. Mr.

Robert C. Chapman, of South Charleston, brother-in-law of groom, served as best man. were Mr. David Champe and Mr. Jack McClung.

Mrs. Miller received her AB and BS degrees from Concord College and her MS degree from West Virginia University. She Key, is a scholastic member honorary. of Cardinal Sigma Epsilon, national sorority; Kappa Omicrin Phi, home economics honorary and Kappa Delta Pi, educational honorary. She is a teacher of Home Economics in Nicholas County High School, Summersville.

Mr. Miller asstended West ginia University where he was a member of Sigma Chi social fraternity. He is now associated with radio station WKNA, Charleston. After an undisclosed wedding trip sir. and Mrs.

Miller will reside at 228, Sutherland Drive, South Charleston. DUDDING CONFESSES TO FATAL SHOOTING OF MRS. BARBARA SANDER Arvall Jackson Dudding, of Char-: SUMMERSVILLE, Aug. 27 leston, confessed to the fatal shooting of Mrs. Barbara Shaffer be Sander February.

He was to! tried at the term of court now in session. He was sentenced to one year in the county jail. The shooting occurred about midnight near the Victory End roadhouse five miles north of The road house was operated by Dudding. At the time he stated that she dared him to shoot, after he pressed the gun to her chest. MISS BLAKE ELECTED PRESIDENT OF GUILD Election for the coming SUMMERSVILLE, Aug.

27. year was held at the regular meet-! ing of the Fellowship Guild of the Summerville Baptist Church fat the home of Miss Lenora Copenhaver, Tuesday evening. Those elected are as follows: Mary Lou Blake, presiednt; Erno-: gene Blankenship. vic-president; Jane McMillion. secretary; Rosabeth treasurer; Lenora Copenhaver, song-leader and Annetta Cooper, reporter.

Joan Hamilton was in charge of the program for evening. Plans: were made for the sewing project which will start Monday evening when the group will meet at the home of Lenora Copenhaver to start sewing on gowns for girls from 12 to 14, who are tuberculosis patients in hospitals in Germany and Hungary. The group has purchased win-: dow drapes, pulpit scarf, choir chair covers and choir rail drapes and expect these articles to be installed at once. Those attending Tuesday's meeting were Edra Ann Copeland, Joan Hamilton, Carol Jean Hughes, Julia Murphy, Emogene Blankenship. Mary Lou Blake, Annetta Cooper, Joan Detiz.

Jane McMillion, Lenora Copenhaver and Mrs. A. C. Morris. ATTEND CONFERENCE GAP MILLS, Aug.

27 The Rev. and Mrs. B. Shiftlet and. daughters of Gap Mills, Rev.

and Mrs. R. R. Gray. Airs.

J. H. Wheeland sons of Union. are tending a Bible conference Va. Mr.

Marion Shiflet Expects 10 join his family the last of the week. MOUNTAINAIR DRIVE-IN theatre GLEN JEAN. W. VA. LAST TIMES TONIGHT "FOREIGN AFFAIR" Jean Arthur Marlene Dietrich John Lung William Neff News Comedy Cartoon SHOW AT DUSK RAIN OR CLEAR James STEWART BROKEN ARROW CANICOLOPL DEBS A PAGET JEFE CHANDLER Now Showing at the MT.

HOPE and OAK HILL THEATRES FIRST SHOWING IN THIS SECTION Hamrick Funeral Rites Are Held SUMMERSVILLE, Aug. 27 Funeral services were held. Friday morning in Parkersburg, for Mrs. Minnie Dotson Hamrick, widow of Curtis Hamrick. Mrs.

Hamrick, the daughter, of the late William Dotson and Rebecca Bays Dotson, was born at Summerville and spent her early life here. Death came unexpectedly as she I sat in her chair. She is survived by one daughter, Mrs. Blanche Woodyard, Columbus, Ohio; two sons, Roy Hamrick Toledo, Ohio and Howard of Elizabeth; one brother, William Dotson, of Summerville and three sisters, Miss Laura Dotson Summerville, Mrs. Lola McKinney, of Arlington, Virginia Mrs.

Zorada Goodbar, of Huntington. Kessler Rites Slated Tuesday RICHWOOD, Aug. 27-Funeral Marvin George Kess-1 ler, 25-year-old Richwood miner who died at 10 p.m. Saturday in the Richwood hospital, will be! held at 2:30 p.m. Tuesday at the Ansted Methodist Church.

Kessler w'as porn at Ansted and was member of the Methodist church. During World War I he served with the 82nd Construction Engineers. He is survived by his father, Marvin W. Kessler of Winfrede; a brother, Kenneth Kessler of Charleston, and a sister, Mrs. Evelyn Ruckman of Montgomery.

Funeral services will be conducted by the Rev. Joe E. Brown of Rupert and burial will be in Westlake Cemetery at Ansted. The body will remain at Thomas Funeral Home until one hour before the services. MOOSE BAKE SALE NETS $36 FOR YOUTH NIGHTS RICHWOOD, Aug.

27 The Women of the Moose held a successful bake sale Saturday at the Richwood Furniture store. The proceeds which go to help finthe Youth Night were $36. Chapter night was held on Monday night with Mrs. Glads Kraft in charge of the program which included a comedy skit of the "first day of schol." Members initiated were Burgess, Rita Hoover, Nellie Frame, Lilly Hanna, Mary ner and Rosa McQuinney. About 40 members were present.

On night about 50! teenagers Wednesdare danced at the Edith and other members under the direction of Mrs. who sponsor the Youth Night actiThe group was entertained with Spanish songs Mrs. Ann Ward accompanied by her hus-1 band. Edward Ward, who also played for the square dancing. ter The will next meeting of the chapbe September 11 instead of September The next Youth Night will be held at the club on September 13.

The ing class organized by the Women of the Moose held its first session on Tuesday night with 23 women present. Miss Opal Stephenson is instructor. MRS. THELMA DOTSON IS BRIDGE HOSTESS SUMMERSVILLE, Aug. 27 Mrs.

L. Dotson enter-: tained Thursday evening, with a bridge supper at her home on Hughes Bridge Road. Guests were, Mrs. Brooks, Callaghan, and Mrs. Reginald Hinkle.

of Richwood. Mrs. Joe Grimes, Mrs. C. P.

Wells, Mrs. John inridge, Mrs. B. P. Brown.

Mrs. Harold Davies, Mrs. S. Dunlap, Mrs, Roland Ciapperion, Mrs. cy Bright.

Mrs. Clifford Fisher and Miss Marjorie Boso, all of Summersville. High prize went to Mrs. C. P.

Wells, second to Mrs. Roland Clapperton and iow to Mrs. Joe Grimes. Mrs. Clifford Fisher won traveling prize.

FENWICK PERSONALS FENWICK, Aug. 27 A farewell shower was given Mrs. Edith Ward here on last week. Mrs. is caving for Warren, Ohio, where her husband is employed.

Those present were AIrs. Charles Dameron, Mrs. Victor Mrs. Evelyn Murphy. Mrs.

Long. Mrs. Walter Taylor, Mrs. Claude Surface, Mrs. Floyd Mrs.

Howard Losh and Mrs. Zerk Cutlip. Mrs. William Denna has been! ill at her home here the past week. Mr.

and Jirs. Jessie Blake and family spent the weekend in Weston as the guests of Mrs. Blake's father. Mrs. Bud Travis and children visited in Buckhannon last week.

Drs. Faye Gray spent last week in Fenwick visiting friends. She is from Nallen. Miss Archetta Long is visiting relatives in Upshur county. Miss Esther Harrison formerly; of Fenwick visited here over the weekend enroute to Alexandria, where she will be librarian in a public school there.

NAMED DIRECTOR FENWICK, Aug. 27 Lloyd M. Spencer Fenwick has been named to the place of the late AIfred Groves as director of the Farmers and Merchants Bank of Summerville it Was announced this week by Wallace P. Kincaid, executive vice president. RETURN FROM CHICAGO EUNICE.

Aug. 27 Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Harvey returned Saturday from touring Chicago, and attending the National Moose BECKLEY, W. VA.

COAL RIVER Circulation and News Office, BETTY ON JOANN BIRTHDAY SUNDIAL. Aug. 27-Betty Joan Sauls her tenth birthday at a party given by Mrs. Kessel Brown Friday at Sundial. Mrs.

Brown served refreshments to the following: Francis Waylene Lulu Worley, Kyle, Carmellia Salgado, Rosie Cantley, Ardella Cantley, James Stanley Buffurine, Doris Jean Canterberry, Buffurine, Betty Sue Bonds, Charley Skidmore, Raymond Salgado, Mrs. Basil Sauls, the hostess, Mrs. Kessell Brown, and the honoree, Betty Joann Sauls. REBECCA CHAPEL WSCS WILL MEET THURSDAY ROCK CREEK, Aug. 27- The monthly business-social gathering of the Womens Society of Christian Service of the Rebecca Chapel will held Thursday from 12 p.m.

until 3:30 p.m. at the of Mrs. Dewey O'Dell, Creek. A plastic party conducted by Mrs. Iva Caroll of Charleston, with a percentage of the proceeds going to the church group, will be held following the business meetting and refreshments will be served following the party by the hostess.

MR. AND MRS. BUTLER ARE FETED AT SHOWER LaFRANK, 27 Mr. and Mrs. Buster Butler of LaFrank were given a miscellaneous shower this week by his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Charlie Butler. Those present were: Mrs. Worth Ward, Mr. and Mrs.

Johnny Rush, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gibson, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Harville, Mr.

and Mrs. Claude Tharpe, Mrs. John Tucker, Mrs. Weese, Miss Eleanor Given, Wendell Murphy, Mrs. Bailey Evans.

Mrs. Shaver, Rev. and' Mrs. S. J.

Campbell, Mrs. Mary Coe, Mrs. Lula Tharpe, Mrs. L. James, Mrs.

Brooks Taylor and- Eugene James. Those sending gifts were: Mrs. Thelma Parson, Mr. and Bernard Wilson, Mrs. George Bruffy, Mrs.

Lily Westfall, Mrs. Glen Wolverton, Mrs. Kermit Evans, Mr. and Mrs. Jake Shaver, Mrs.

Hobe Browning, Mrs. Alma Hackney, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bess, and Mr. and Mrs.

Denver Dennison. PATTY BOSO HONORED WITH BIRTHDAY PARTY SUMMERSVILLE, Aug. 27 Patty Boso, daungter of Mr. and fourth birthday party the Roy Boso, celebrated, her look Thursday afternoon. Her mother entertained the group by leading games and directing play.

At the close cf the party she served; cake, ice cream and pink lemonade. Guests were Gary Groves, Mary Sue Cook, Mary Lee McDaniel, Shirley Jean McDaniel. Butch Dotson, Mary Agnes Hughes, Joe Hughes, Kippy Fisher, Sharon Buckland, Nancy Roop, Anna Lynn Grose, Becky Groves, Jeanie Perkins, Kitty Perkins and Dianne Sundstrum. Linda Peters, who was to attend, sent a gift. Mothers accompanying their: children were Mrs.

Herbert Sundstrum, Mrs. Wanda Grose, Mrs. Paul Cook, Mrs. B. F.

Dotson, Harold Hughes, Mrs. Clifford Fisher, Mrs. Roop, Clara Dirs. Leonard Wililams, Mrs. Grose, Mrs.

Braidy Perkins and Mrs. McDaniel. MRS. ABB CANTLEY FETED AT SHOWER SUNDIAL, Auz. 27-A Quartet loi hostesses gave a stork shower honoring Mrs.

Abb Cantley at the home of Mrs. Glen Daniel Thursday night. Hostesses were Mirs. Otis Dickens, Mrs. Emory Helvey, Mrs.

Marvin Dickens, and Mrs. Glen Daniel. The following, who attended, were served refreshments by the hostesses: Robert Hale. Mrs. B.

A. Daniel, Mrs. Inez Webb, Birs. Fred Alderman, Mrs. J.

A. Salgado, Mrs. Virgil Cyrus, Mrs. Jackie Brown, Mrs. J.

D. Kyle, Mrs. Davidson. Linda Alderman, Judy Alderman. Mrs.

Walter Cook. Sending gifts were Airs. Jack! Jarrell. Mrs. John Lonkers, Mrs.

Ernest Jarrell. Mrs. Frank Massey. Mrs. Leafy Payne, Mrs.

Robert Worley, Mrs. Toney Buffurine, and Mrs. Mat: Thompson. TWO MEN INJURED AT ANCHOR MINE! WHITESVILLE. Aug.

27 One miner was treated at Whitesville Clinic Friday morning and another was taken to Laird Niemorial hospital. Montgomery. injuries sustained in a mine accident at the Anchor Paul No. Michaels 2 mine of Whitesville, was treated for a concussion of the brain. laceration over the left! eve, and abrasions of the left side Hot his face at the Whitesville Clinic attaches said.

Clendenin, also of Whitesville, was taken by Valley ambulance to Laird Memorial hospital. Montgomerv. where he is treated for pelvic injuries. New Valley Theatre Rhodell. IF.

Va. MONDAY "PINKY" Jeanne Crain William Lundigan Ethel Barrymore Ethel Waters BEAVER. MONDAY "ON THE TOWN" Frank Sinatra Gene Kelly Ann Milier CRAB ORCHARD DRIVE-IN THEATRE ONE MILE FROM BECKLEF ON CRAB ORCHARD ROAD MONDAY TUESDAY "UNCONQUERED" In Technicolor Gary Cooper Paulette Goddard Cartoon Short SHOW AT DUSK RAIN OR CLEAR MONDAY MORNING, AREA NEWS Phone Whitesvitle 6201 BIBLE SCHOOL HAS HIGHCOAL. SERVICE IIIGHCOAL, Aug. 27 Miss Mary Gabrielson played the prelude, "Onward Christian Soldiers," for the final Daily exercises Vacation Friday Bible night School at the Highcoal Community church.

"Fairest Lord Jesus," followed sung by the congregation and then Bobby Stewart paid honor to the American flag. "America" was sung, Jimmy White paid honor to Christian flag followed by the song, "On the Cross." Honor to the Bible was given by Mary Wiley, scripture reading Matthew was given by Jimmy Wilkerson and prayer Emmitt Ripley, then a piano solo by Kay Billings, followed by 'At Calvary," sung by 'a giris chorus composed of Virginia Halstead, Sylvia Jarvis, and Nancy Charleton. In "A Visit to the Beginner Class" presentations included: "Good Evening," prayer, "Show Us Thy Way," "Wonderful "The Bible Says," and "Jesus Came." A summary of the course was presented and memory verses said. Jimmy Wilkerson gave a trumpet solo and Judy Mikel. Teachers for beginners were Mabel Black, Mrs.

G. H. Billings, and Miss Jean Simmons. The primary class, taught by Mrs. Stewart and Miss Nancy Lane presented "Blessed sung by a girls quartet consisting of Judy Mikel, Patricia Halstead, Mary Dorsey, and Mildred Chapman.

Mildred Chapman gave a reading, response by Deloris Faye Smith, Linda Osborn, and Doris Copley; memory verses by Toddy Charleton, Buddy Murphey, Charles Scott, Patricia Halstead, and Dinch Waycaster. The class gave a presentation of! the 23rd. Psalm illustrated by Mary Dorsey and David Hughes, followed by "I'm So Happy," by the class; a piano solo by Jean Carter and a coronet solo by Rev. Gabrielson and his puppet, "Pete Monkey." "Three classes combined to preI sent a playlet, "Church." They Junior boy and adults, and intermediates. Jean Carter played the processional, Emmitt Ripley gave the explanation, Billings read poem followed by chorus numbers.

Diplomas were presented by the teachers and awards by Rev. Paul Gabrielson, director. 88 students was reported by the An average attendance of daily, director. ATTEND STATE FAIR WHITESVILLE, Aug. 27 -Rev.

Paul Gabrielson of Jarrolds Valley look three summer workers from the parish to the State Fair at Lewisburg Saturday. Summer workers who motored there with Rev. Gabrielson were Nancy Lane, Mary Gabrielson, Robert Loughborough. These three are leaving Sunday for their respective homes. TODAY'S Radio Program NETWORK PROGRAMS Eastern Local Time.

Far central subtract. one hour, for mountain subtract two hours. Some local stations change hour of relay to Mt local schedules. Last minute program changes cannot ba included. MONDAY, AUGUST 28 Evening for 15 Min.

-nbc Newscast Every Day-cbs Network Silent Hour-abe-east Kiddies Network Hour Silent repeat) Kiddies Hour (repeat) 6:15 Sports: Time -nbc Discussion Series by Three nba Naws One Man's -nbc Beulah--tbs News and Commentary -abc News Commentary -mbs and CommentDaily Commentary -abc Jack Smith-cbs -nho Club 15-cbs Lone Rancer Drama -abc News Broadcast-mbs Comment-'nbc News I Lore a Mystery -mhs 6:00 Gordon MacRae Show- -nbc Hollywood Ethel and Albert--abc Robby Benson Flay-mbs 8:30 -Barlow Concert-nbc (also NEC-TV Godfrey's Talent Scouts Henry Taylor Talk -abc Crime Fighters 6:45 -Joe Hasel Sports -abc News Radio Theatre cbs Treasury Show -abc Murder by Experts Lavalie Band--nbc Solo and Soliloquoy-abc Korean -mbs 10:00 Night Beat Drama-nbc My Friend irma-cbs 1'nited or Not-abe Comment: Newsreel-mbs Piano Quartet-nbc Rob Flone Show-cbs This Is My Sung-abe Dance Band Show-mhs 11:00 -News Varlety. 2 News and Dance Rand -abc News. Dance Band 2 and Variety to 1-aba THEATRE LAST 2 DAYS Greatest Since "SNOW WHITE" WATT Tuned romance to and laughter, song! DISNEY'S Celer TECHNICOLOR PO RADIO PICTURES, AUGUST 28, 1950 HAWKINS INFANT'S FUNERAL IS TODAY WEST WHITESVILLE, Aug. 27- Funeral Services will be held Monday at the home here for Rita Jane Hawkins, 8-month-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Paul Hawkins, of West Whitesville, at 2 p.m. She will be buried in Mordue Cemetery, Whitesville, under direction of Armstrong Funeral Home, Whitesville. Rita died Saturday evening at 6 p.m. in Laird Memorial hospital, Montgomery. She is survived by, in addition to the parents, one sister, Louise Jr.

at home; two brothers, Nancy lat Paul, and Samuel Boyd, both home; and the grandfather, Walter Stanknosky, Minden. The body was taken from the mortuary to the home, of Mike Protan at Pettus today at 4 p.m. EASTERN STAR PLANS TO CONDUCT SCHOOL MT. HOPE, Aug. 27.

Plans for a School of Instruction to be held Sept. 12 were made at the Tuesday night meeting of the Winolia Chapter, Order of Eastern Star. was announced Mrs. Mary S. Master, of South Charleston, will be the instructor.

Following the meeting refreshments were served by the worthy matron, Mrs. Helen Darnall, and the associate matron, Mrs. Bernadine to the following: A. C. Carman, Henry Tyree, Marie Carper, Fannie Richeson Agnes Ward, Maybelle Weaver, Mabel Cooper, Anna Cope, Marie Link, Flora Twaddle, Bertha Martin Eva, Cope, Margie Benson, Ethel Shepherd, Marie Bolton, Jennie Carter, Betty Johson Margaret Beverly, Isabel Alford, Maude Marshall, Isabelle Petit, Ocie Webb, Mary Hisey, Carrie Carman, Edna Calvert, Mary Buckley, Robert Beverly, and two visitors, Mr.

and Mrs. Leon Morelli. CHERYL COLEMAN IS GIVEN BIRTHDAY PARTY OAK HILL, Aug. 27 Cheryl Coleman, of East Oak Hill, was honored recently with a birthday party celebrating her third birthday anniversary, at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Emmett Coleman. Games were played and refreshments served to the following: Mary Rose, Margaret Mary Kokoski, Marillyn Ellison, Carolyn Ellison, James David Duncan, Vonna Lee Duncan, Martha Leari-, mont, Sandra Kay Baughn, Michael Bodner, Sandra ples, phries, Billy Janice Fitzwater, Humphries, Paul Bill Sta- Fox, Linda Fox. Susanne Hall, Carroll Varren, Cherly Coleman. Miss Margaret Stevens assisted Mrs. Coleman as co-hostess.

MT. HOPE HIGH SCHOOL BUS SCHEDULE IS TOLD MT. HOPE, Aug. 27 The bus schedule of Mount Hope will be somewhat the same as 1949-50 with the exception that one bus will be extended to land. All eligible students at Layland (Ilth 12th grade) and points to Mount Hope will be transported on Bus No.

6. Bus No. 6 will leave Layland at 7 a.m.-arrive at a Mount Hope to Harvey arriving there to Mount Hope 8:30 then go to Mill Creek. Bus No. 29 to leave Thurmond at Mount Hope to Oneal Crossing at to Mount Hope at to Kilsyth for elementary students.

Bus No. 30 to make the trip to Price Hill around 8:15. Bus No. 38 scheduled to make one trip to Pax Branch (McCoys Hill) at 8:15 a.m. The afternoon schedule to be announced at the school.

PALACE T-W-0 F-E-A-T-U-R-E-S NOW PLAYING Rof MISSING Richard Denning Barbara Fuller 'THREE ON THE TRAIL' WILLIAM BOYD LYRIC THE HOUSE OF HITS NOW SHOWING DAN DAILY ANNE BANTER TICKET RORY TO TOMAHAWKS COLA Tr TECHNICOLOR 20 ALSO COMEDY NEWS COMING TUESDAY RUSSELL FAYETTE COUNTY NEWS News and Circulation Offices, Phone Oak HIU 90 THURMOND PERSONALS THURMOND, Aug. 27-Mr. and Mrs. W. B.

Liptrap were called to Hot Springs, by the death their nephew. Mrs. W. B. Liptrap and daughters Jean and Irene visited recently with Mrs.

H. McGloughton and son motored home GloMiction Springs, Va. Mrs. Mc with them and spent a Mr. and Mrs.

Sid 'Childress spent the weekend in Huntington. Those attending the Hinkle reunion in Clintonville Sunday were: Mr. and Mrs. J. W.

McClure, Mr. and Nirs. E. R. Richmond and sons, Mr.

and Mrs. Roy Robinson, Miss Mary Haven Wood, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Cosmo, Mrs. Mary Scarbro and daughters and three Parrish boys from Charleston.

Mr. and Mrs. J. W. McClure and Mrs.

Richmond have as their guests, Mrs. Stella Hinkle, of Clintonville and Mrs. Rose Higof Oak Hill. Mr. and Mrs.

Friday Meadows, former residents, were recent visitors of Mrs. Shelor. They were enroute to Florida where they are engaged in missionary work. Mrs. Jane Lee Graham has been oppointed a page in the Grand Chapter of OES at Huntington on Oct.

3, 4, and 5. She is a member of Thurmond Chapter, No. 94. The Ladies Aid Society met at the home of Mrs. N.

Sullivan, with Mrs. William Underwood charge of the program. The next meeting will be held with Mrs. William Underwood with Mrs. leader.

A handkerchief shower was given for Mrs. Iter in honor of her birthday. Mr. and Mrs. George Overhold were Saturday dinner guests of Mr.

and Mrs. J. A. Light, of Oak Hill. Miss Patsy Carie has returned from Wallbridge, where she visited with her brother for a week.

FAYETTE COUNTY LAND TRANSFERS ARE FILED FAYETTEVILLE, Aug. 27 Newly recorded land transfers in Fayette County include the following: Highlawn Memorial Park Co. to W. T. McNeil, cemetery lots: Fannie Castello and others to Marion Ciminari, 4.2 acres in Oak Hill, approximate price $500; Evertee Campbell to Brogan M.

Rose and wife, lot and improvements in Kilsyth, approximate price $1000; C. H. Vencill and others, Special Commissioners, to Cora Arizona Deitz, lot on Dogwood Ridge in Cove District, no consideration; Ruby Patteson Shultz and husband to Ola B. Koontz, lot and improvements on High Street in Fayetteville, approximate price $12,500. Highlawn Memorial Park to Drucilla E.

Berry, cemetery lot; Blackburn-Patteson Realty Company to Lundy A. Sears, lot and improvements in Harvey, approxi-1 mate price $1500: Ava Crosier and husband to O. W. Deitz, lot near Hawks Nest Park, approximate price $500; Lowell A. Huffman and wife to J.

W. Brown and others. lot 3 of Hillcrest Addition Hill, approximate price $8000; Goldie Vivian James and others to Louis W. Lyman and wife, lot 8 in Cherry Lane subdivision No. 1, approximate price $6500; Eliza M.

Nicely and others to Theodore A. Dotson, 53 acres in Quinnimont District, no consideration: R. F. Pritchard and wife to Highlawn Memorial Park lot 93, section A. Highlawn Park addition to Oak Hill, approximate price $3000; Loup Creek Company to Robert J.

Frazier and others lot on Loup Creek, approximate price S500. Last Times MULLETS A Today The EAGLE and the HAWK JOHN PAYNE RHONDA FLEMING RIALTOI Mon and Tues MULLENS. DO ROGUES REGIMENT APENCH PORES EN LEGION PINE Last Times PINEVILLE. VA Today MALAMITY CANE NO DUFF DECARIO SAN BASS do Beckley's Sports Station WCEC 101.3 Mcs. 35,000 Watts Program Schedule Monday: August 28, 1950 11:58 SIGN ON 12:00 NEWS 12:15 TUNE TIME 12:30 LUNCHEON SERENADE 1:00 LOCAL NEWS 1:15 THAT MAN WITH THE BAND 1:30 LISTEN LADIES 1:45 PLAY BALL 2:00 BASEBALL: CINCINNATI VS.

NEW YORK 4:30 PLATTER AND CHATTER 5:00 NEWS 5:15 LET'S READ THE COMICS 5:30 MUSICAL HORS D'OEUVRES 6:30 BETWEEN THE LINES 6:45 VIC DAMONE 7:00 SPORT SCENE 7:15 SPOTLIGHT ON A STAR 7:30 SYMPHONETTE 8:00 NEWS 6:15 MUSIC FROM THE BLUE ROOM 9:45 LOCAL NEWS 10:00 SIGN OFF Rear All The Cincinnati Red's Games On Static-free AM DUBOIS STUDENTS TO REPORT TO BAPTIST CHURCH ON AUGUST 30 MT. HOPE, Aug. 27 DuBois High School wil begin Wednesday, Aug. 30, with an assembly and registration of the 7th, 8th and 9th grade pupils in the First Baptist Church of Mount Hope. T.

W. Chiles, principal of the school, requests that 7th and 8th grade pupils of communities other Mount Hope be retained in their rsepective community schools because of emergency arrangements. On Thursday, Aug. 31, 10th, 11th and 12th grade students will report for an assembly and registration in the First Baptist Church of Mount Hope. may purchased Wednesday and Thursday and the students will not report to, school on Friday.

Teachers, however, will report for a study discussion of emergency. conditons, pupils program cards and schedule. All students will report to the First Baptist church on Tuesday, Sept. 5, for important announcements and classwork. According to Chiles every effort is now being made to make provisions to adequately take care of the emergency.

LADIES CIRCLE HOLDS PICNIC AT BECKWITH BROOKLYN, Aug. 27 A hamburger fry was held Wednesday night by the members of the Ladies Circle of the Brooklyn Community Church at Beckwith. Those attending were Mr. and. Mrs.

Cumbridge, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hunter, Mr. and Mrs. Buster Neal, Mr.

and Mrs. Llovd Cook, Mr. and Mrs. W. H.

Toard, Mrs. H. D. Skiles, Mrs. Ruffus Christian, Mrs Thomas Wilkerson, Mrs.

John Edwards, Mrs. Henry Purdy, Mrs. Jack Richards, Mrs. Lloyd Neal, and Mrs. Lillian Church of Fayetteville and Eddy Wilkerson of Brooklyn, the two guests.

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