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EIGHT Jesse Man Dies; Rites Scheduled JESSE (RNS) McMiilion, 86, of Jesse died at 10:30 pjn. Saturday in a Welch Death was attributed to a stroke. He was bora March 10, 1884, in Kentucky. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Allie Bailey McMHHon of Jesse; a daughter, Mrs.

Vernie Stewart of Matheny; an adopted son, Ferman Ackelson of Matheny; five grandchildren end eight great-grandchildren. The funeral will be at 2 Tuesday in 'the Matheny' Methodist Church with Rev. Stoliie Parsons and Rev. Ralph Whitten in charge. Burial will Honoree And Guests At Event In Wyoming County be in the Stewart Cemetery at Matheny.

The body will remain at Evans Funeral Home in Oceana where friends may call from 4-10 p.m. today and will be taken to the church one hour prior to the funeral. Has Fatal Attack CYCLONE (RNS) James Kenner Workman, 60, of Cyclone died at 1:30 a.m. Sunday in a Man hospital. Death wa's attributed to a heart attack.

Born Feb. 8,1910, at Cyclone, he was a son of the late Gordon and Rebecca Lusk Workman. His wife, Mrs. Mahulda. Workman, died in 1567.

Survivors include a son, Douglas of Cyclone; two stepsons, Elva Brown of Lynco and Naaman Brown of Cyclone; three stepdaughters, Mrs. Alva Workman, Workman Mrs. and Mrs. Winnie Lusk. all of Cyclone, and six grandchildren.

The funeral will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday in the Bright Prospect Baptist Church at Cyclone with Rev. Kennis Lusk and Rev. Joe Boothe in charge. Burial will be in the Brown Cemetery at Cyclone.

The body will be, taken to the home at 3 pan. today from Evans Funeral Home in Oceana. Man In Fayette Succumbs At 78 MEADOW BRIDGE (RNS) -Frank Elmer Wolf, 78, of Meadow Bridge died Saturday Fayetteville nursing home after a long illness. A resident of Meadow Bridge for 25 years, he was a member of the Oak Grove Baptist Church and was a retired coal miner. Surviving is his wife Frances.

The funeral will be at 1 p.m. Wednesday in the Oak Grove Baptist Church. Burial will be in the Harrah Cemetery at Backus Mountain. The body will be taken to church one hour prior to the funeral from the Wallace and Wallace Rainelie. Funeral Home at Mrs.

Kerry Hffl, a recent bride (third from right), was honored with a household shower Friday evening at the Oceana United Methodist Church. Others are (from left) Mrs. James Hill of Jesse; Mrs. Michael Kucek of Huntington, sister of the bride; Mrs. Emma Wright of lolly Haven, maternal gradmomer of the bridegroom; Mrs.

Charlie Hill of Clear Fork, paternal grandmother of the bridegroom, and Mrs. Kermit mother of the bridegroom. Rites Are Slated Mrs Kerrv Hill Feted For Parks ifild. 1YCI1J 11111 1CICU VICTOR (ESS)-Howard W. At Household Shower OCEANA (RNS) Mrs.

Jerry Shannon; Mrs. Parks, 54, died at his home Saturday of an apparant heart attack. He had been a resident of Victor for the past 25 years Ruth land was a retired coal miner. Kerry Hill, a recent bride, was jLloyd; Mrs. Earl Cook Born April 30, 1916, he was honored with a household shower Friday evening in Fellowship Hall of the Oceana United Methodist Church.

She is the'. former Miss Myrna Hesse, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Hesse, former Oceana residents. Hostesses were Mrs.

James Hill, Mrs. Charlie Boll, Mrs. Roy Trent, Mrs. Calvin Morgan, Mrs. John Kucek, Mrs.

Michael Kucefc, Mrs. Philip Roach, Mrs. Jerry Davis, Mrs. Ernest Prichard, Mrs. Mae Berta and Mrs.

Baxter Francis. A color scheme of yellow and green was carried out a wedding motif. The refreshment table was. covered with yellow with a green lace overlay and centered with an arrangement of yellow roses, flanked by yellow tapers in crystal holders. Other appointments included sterling and crystal and a cluster of wedding bells.

The gift table was covered with white linen with a white net overlay and centered with bridal figurines. The honoree was presented a corsage by the hostesses. Games were directed by Mrs. Roy Trent Mrs. Charlie -Hal, grandmother of the bridegroom, presided at the punch bowl; Mrs.

James Hfll of Jesse, aunt of the bridegroom, served cake, and Mrs. Michael Kucek, sister of the bride, presided at the guest book, -Attending were Mrs. John Steffey and daughters, Connie and Cathy; Mrs. P. C.

Mayhew; Mrs. William Wiseman and daughter, Debbie; Mrs. Dowl Gibson; Mrs. Mary Hughes; Mrs. Lora Hughes; Mrs.

Kathy Davis; Mrs. Dolly Brunty; Mrs. Patty Blankenship; Mrs. Carrie Dunn; Mr. and Mrs.

Walter HinMe; Miss Hettie EGnMe; Mrs. Reuben Rowe. Mrs. Pat Hill; Miss Tonjia Hill; Mrs. Diane Kucek; Mrs.

Mrs. Paul Bailey; Mrs. Wannieithe son of the late Victor and Brunty and daughter, Mrs. Alfred Lewis a daughter, Patti; Mrs. Freddy Moore; Mrs.

John Griffith; Mrs. Oscar 31cGuire; Mrs. Kermit Hill; Mrs. Dulcie Hffl; Mrs. Faye Mrs.

Ruth Trent Mrs. Sheile Shumate; BECKLEY, MONDAY MOKXIXG, JANUARY 25, 1971 Fayette Sergeant Leads Festivities Japan M. Sgt William R. Goode, son of Mr. and Ernest N.

Goode, of Oak Hill, represented the ILS. Air Force during recent Japanese Culture Day ceremonies in Tokyo's Meiji Park. An estimated 300,000 Japanese celebrants watched as Sgt Goode, a band superintendent of the Fifth Air Force Band, and fellow bandsmen marched! along wooded roadways to the famed Mieji Shrine where they performed. Their blue uniforms presented a striking contrast to the robes of Shinto priests and the ancient garb of the Yabusame (mounted Japanese bowmen) who also participated in the festivities. Ike annual, observance -honoring Emperior Meiji under whose reign the Japanese, progressed from feudalism, to modern nationalism, pro-i motes culture.

It is an occasion! for me people to demonstrate love of freedom and peace. Sgt Goode is assigned at Yamato Air Station, Tokyo. He is a member of the Pacific Air Forces. A1947 graduate of Oak Hill High School, he attended Cincinnati College of Music. His wife, Joan, is the daughter of Frank Aquino of 1013 Prospect Trinidad, Colo.

Dora Dowel Parks. Surviving are five sisters, Pauline Bryant of Lansing, Mrs. Blanch Anderson of Victor, Mrs. Junita Neal of Bridgewood, Mrs. Louise Bragg of Ansted and Mrs.

Virginia Quillen of Rupert, and two Mrs. jbrothers, Ralph Parks of Victor Rose Trent; Mrs. Acie Toler; Mrs. Pauline Acord; Mrs. Bobbi Crouch; Mrs.

Enis Francis; Mrs. Jack Davis and daughter, Jackie; Mrs. Vita Cline; Mrs. Allie Cook; Mrs. Jill Burchett; Mrs.

Hazel Miss Sue Rhodes became the bride of Buddy Clayton White at 3:30 p.m. Jan. 21 at the home of Rev. C. C.

Bales in Clifton Forge, Va. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rhodes and White is the son of Mr. and Mrs.

Clayton Elem White, all of Maplewood. A double- ring ceremony was performed at 3:30 p.m.*The bride wore Buddy C. WKte a royal blue velvet dress and a white corsage. Attending grandmother, Mrs. Lucy Shuck, and his mother and sister, Karen.

Mrs. White is a junior at Meadow Bridge High School. White, a 1969 graduate of Meadow Bridge High School, will report Tuesday to Fayetteville where he will be inducted into service. Notice of Sale Take notice that the following described goods, which have been jepossessed by reason of default In the terms of lien or title retention instruments held by the undersigned will be offered for public auction to the highest bidder on Monday, February 1, 1971 at 10:00 a.m. on the premises of Tomchin Furniture Company 304 Moran Avenue, MuUens, W.Va.

unless -prior to said sale the amount now due is paid to the undersigned plus expense of taking, keeping and storing of the same. The terms of the sale will be cash in hand. The undersigned reserves the right to bid on the merchandise and purchase at the Bale. 1 Refrigerator 1 3-pc. Bedroom 1 Mattress 1 Box spring 1 G.

E. 1 Coffee table 2 End Tables 2 121 Table Laipps 1 1954 Baby Bed 1 50-380 5-pc. Dinette 119 TO MCH I COMPANY OF MULLENS. INC. J.

J. WEST, JIANAGER J-25-M-l-PH McVey Is Assigned SAN ANTONIO Airman Richard R. McVey of Victor has completed basic training at Lackland AFB, Tex. He has been assigned to Sheppard AFB, for training in the communications field. Airman McVey is a 1969 graduate of Ansted High School.

His wife is the former I Gaylyne Skaggs of Lucas Route 92, Victor. lanville. Mrs. Harold Emma -Vance; Lewis Cline, Wright; Miss Miss Martha Nichols; Mrs. Mrs.

Maxine Stewart and daughters, Glenna and Susie; H. W. Whisenant; Mrs. Ruth Francis; Mrs. Bill Taylor; Miss Mary Taylor; Mrs.

Philip Neal and daughter; Mrs. Lush; Mrs. Ronnie Williamson and daughters, Sandra and Dianna, Mrs. Guy Brunty and Mrs. Henry Cook.

Lesson Is Given By Mrs. Stanley KINGSTON (RNS) The Woman's Society of Christian Service of the Fairview United Methodist Church met Thursday evening when the lesson, Boon or Bore," was presented by Mrs. Leonard Stanley. The meeting was opened with a song, "He Leadeth Me" and a poem by Mrs. Wanda Thompson.

Program participants were Mrs. Clyde Armstrong as the social worker: Mrs. Paul Dravenstott, Joe Averageman; Mrs. Desoto Evans, Mrs. Joe Averageman; Mrs.

Orville Wriston, Mrs. Girl Friday; Mrs. Lazella Powers, Miss Loner, and Mrs. Lacy Smith, Mrs Elder. A social hour was the Fellowship hostesses were Armstrong and Mrs.

Armstrong. Eleven members present Saturday Whitesville attack. Born Feb. held in and Addison Park of Ansted. Funeral services will be at 2 pan.

Tuesday in the Wallace and Wallace Funeral Home Chapel at Ansted with Rev. and Charley Willis of Hopewell in charge. Burial will be in Restlawn Memorial Gardens. Friends may call after 6 pjn. today; John Scott Dies; Rites Incomplete LEWISBURG (RNS) John Clyde Scott, 79, of-Lewisburg died Sunday in a Beckley hospital after a long illness.

Born-Oct. 8,1891, at Caldwell, Markham Set For Tuesday ROCK CREEK (RNS) -Cecil Ray Markham, 56, of Rock Creek was dead on arrival afternoon medical at a center. 4, 1914, at Arca- Hall and Mrs. Clyde Hobart dia, he was a son of-the late James L'. and America M.

Worley Markham. Survivors include his wife, Lillian; two a Catherine and America, both at home; two sons, James and Cecil both at home; a stepson, Richard Dale Scarbro, stationed with the Army in Hawaii; three sisters, Mrs. Sadie Bryant of Eagle Rock, Mrs. Agnes Smith of Richlands, and Mrs. Loretta Henre Henery of Buchanan, and two W.

E. and PulasM, and Clyde of Bob White. The funeral will be at 2 p.in. Tuesday Funeral Whitesville with Rev. Wade Webb in charge.

Burial will be in the family cemetery at Rock Creek. Friends may call after 2 p.m. today. and Hanna Adams Scott He was a lifelong resident of Greenbrier County and a retired farmer and woodsman. Scott was a World War I veteran and 'a member of the Clifton Presbyterian Church-at Maxwelton.

Survivors include a son, John C. Scott Jr. of Richmond, five daughters, Ms. Virginia ray of Marathon, Mrs. Susan Vaughan of Frankford, Mrs.

Jamet Morgan of Ron- everte, Mrs. Gail Morgan of Organ Cave and Mrs. Arleen Dowdy of White Sulphur Springs; five sisters, Mrs. Lula King and Mrs. Blanche White, both of Maxwelton, Mrs.

Constance Gillespie of Lewisburg and Mrs. Nellie Atkinson and Miss Grace Scott, both of Lewisburg; 18 grandchildren and 4 great-grandchildren. The body is at Jack K. Wallace Funeral Home in Lewisburg. in the Armstrong Home Chapel at Colcord Personals COLCORD (RNS) Mrs.

Luther Dillon returned to her home Saturday after spending five weeks with her sons and daughters-in-law and her sons-in-law and daughters and grandchildren in Xenia, Dayton and other points in Ohio. Stevie i is recuperating at his home after being discharged Charleston Memorial Hospital last Saturday. Conference Is Held HINTON (RNS) ---Mr. and Mrs. Jack Meador Jr.

have returned from Orlando, where they Vanda Beauty Connector's first national distributors conference. The conference was held at Dart Industries' new international headquarters complex and included sales achievements and new product introductions. The Meadors were recognized for their sales goals and also recruiting goal. While in Central Florida, the Meadors visited Oppress Gardens. The Meadors are authorized distributors, for Vanda Beauty Councelor product at Blossom Sales in Hinton.

Drug Abuse Film Shown In Fayette Students from grades 7-12 A a folded into whipped cream makes an excellent filling for spice-flavored layer cake. at Fayetteville High School were shown a film on "Drug Abuse" Friday. The film, which was obtained through the courtesy of the Mental Health Department of the State Health Department in Charleston, was shown by Mrs. Eva Miller, R. school nurse supervisor.

She is shown with. T. C. Ryan, guidance counselor at Fayetteville High. Others in attendance were Rev.

Victor Scott of the Fayetteville Presbyterian Church and Rev. Billy Reed Wickline. Miss March Of Dimes' And Runners-Up In Fayette runner-up was Miss Katy Jo Montgomery and Teresa Fazio (left) of Fayettevffle Preast of Ansted. They and second runner-up was presented a bouquet of yellow Debbie Hudson of Mount mums by Mrs. 'Alex Szuch Hope.

Other contestants were Vicky Bowyer of -Collins High School; Shewana Coots of Nuttall; Becky Escue of Judge Charles L. Garvin Jr. of Fayetteville crowned Miss Marian Redden of Meadow Bridge (center) as "Miss March of Dimes for Fayette County" at the conclusion of the talent show Saturday evening in Fayetteville. First of Mount Hope, chairman ol 4he March of Dimes for Fayette County. First Place Talent Show Winners In Fayette Mrs.

Dale Arrihgton of Oak Hill (right), teen chairman for me Fayette County March of Dimes, is shown with first place winners in the talent held the Fayette County; Memorial Building at Fayetteville Saturday night Winners were the Bowman sisters (from left), Sherry, Lanie, Donna' and Janet children of Mr. and Mrs. Gene Bowinan of Mount Hope. They sang gospel songs. Fiduciary Notes Recorded Services By Fayette County Clerk J).

A. Martin FAYETTEVEIE (RNS) HWiseman, Walter Caldwell and The following fiduciary notesjCarolyn Thomas are appraisers. TWaVipl Wirlrlinp nf "Rrmfp 1 were recorded by the Fayette Mabel Wickline of Route 1, IFayetteville posted a $9,000 County clerk as of Friday: bond as administratrix of 'the Gordon E. Simms of of Vanda R. WicMine.

3, Rainelie'gave-a S500 band as administrator of. the estate of Elsie Edith Simms. E. 0. Mrs.

Poling Gives Club Devotional RUPERT (RNS) The Rupert Woman's Club met Tuesday at Mrs. Receives Honor Reggie Blackburn, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Dorsey of Reynoldsburg, Ohio, former Rainelie residents, has made the president 5 first semester list for the at Franklin University in Columbus, Ohio, with a 4.0 average. The grandson of Mr.

and Mrs. John S. Ripley of-Osborne Rainelie," he attended RaineUV Reynoldsburg High Schooi and the Ohio University in Athens for a year. Danese Shorts DANESE (RNS) Oliver Hatcher, a patient in the Raleigh General Hospital, is recovering after undergoing surgery last week. Mrs.

George Hardman of Billy Jo Link of Hampton, Mr. and Mrs. Lawson Martin," Mr. and Mrs. John Ray Martin and Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Cunningham, all of St. Albans; Mr. and Mrs, Kenneth Link of New Jersey; Mrs. Leslie Link of Baltimore, Mrs, Lena Mae Stone of Canton, Ohio, and her brother, Roy Carter, stationed with the Army in Ohio, attended the funeral of Robert C.

Link Thursday. Billy Jo Link also visited his stepfather arid mother, Mr. and Lawrence Pugh, Wednesday and Thursday. Mrs. Danny Burdette.

has received word that her cousms, Mr, and Mrs. John Jones of Madison, are the parents of a boy; John Paul, born Jan. 19. tional was given by Mrs. Hansel Poling.

She used as her theme, "New Year," with a meditation and recipe for the new year. The business session was presided over by the vice president, Miss Rae Rotonda, in the absence of the president, Mrs. Paul. Bennett, who is ill at her home. Dr.

William K1 a ra a presented color slides and comments on his trip to; the These included Japan where The World's was held, surrounding countries and Hawaii. Refreshments were served by the hostesses, Mrs. John Anderson, Mrs. 0. 0.

Neely and Mrs. Josephine Outiand, to. two guests, Dr. Klausmari. and Mrs.

Marcella Tufts, Rachel Bennett and Frances Woollard were named appraisers. Nellie Cameo Newell was appointed executrix of the estate of Glenna Epperly to serve without Txmd. Clarence Yon, Betty Blume and E. 0. Wiseman were appointed appraisers.

Annie Brown of Hill Top gave a $500 bond as administratrix of the estate of Willie Brown with Vivian Lynch, Willie Bates and Willa a appointed appraisers. Elizabeth Lusher gave a bond as committee for Rebecca L.Woodyard. Charles Franklin a CORLISS (RNS) Dewey A. Martin, 72, of KnoxvBle, formerly of Corliss, died Friday athishomel Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Sally Baughman of Concord, and two sisters, Mrs.

Robert Jones of Spokane, and Mrs. A. C. Conley of Whitefish, Mont Graveside rites will fee at 1 pjn. Tuesday in the Shawver Cemetery at Corliss- with Rev, Welsey Penmngton in charge.

The body will remain at Don Smathers Funeral Home Mrs. Dickson, (8, for the, estate of Harry W. Keller with C. A. Crosier, Ray Kirkwood and Robert Wells as appraisers.

Pat. R. Hamilton was appointed executor of the estate of John W. Hume'to serve without bond with Mava Whitiock, Georgia Wallace and Wanda Davis appointed appraisers. Marie Hester Cox was appointed executrix of the estate of Qifford B.

Cox to serve without bond with Sanford McNeely, James Alexander and J. Frances Willis, and members. 'P. appointed appraisers. First Rainelie Area Lady Barber Miss A began 'work last week as the first, lady barber iiT the Rainelie area at Harrah's Barber Shop.

She is shown cutting the hair of Jack Whisman, one of the first customers. Miss Anderson, a graduate of Nuttall High School at Ix)okout and Charleston Barber College, formerly worked at Continental Barber Shop at Parkerburg.f She is in the shop each day from 9 a.m, to 6 p.m. except Wednesdays and Saturdays: Gilmer will be on duty Saturday. RAMELLE (RNS) Mrs. Katie C.

Dickson, 68, ffuntsville, formerly Rainelie, died Saturday in Huntsville. She had lived mere for Survivors mclude her' husband, Montine L. Dickson; two daughters, Mrs. Bernice Nelson of Huntsville and Mrs. Lily Pruitt of Birmingham, two sons, Montine L.

Jr. of Huntsville and James E. of i a 11 grandchildren and "2 great- grandchildren. The funeral will be at 11 aim. Tuesday in the Wallace Wallace Funeral at Rainelie.

Burial will be in Hillcrest Cemetery at White Sulphur Springs. Friends may call from 7-9 today. Session Scheduled COLCORD (RNS) Members of the nominating com- mittee of the Colcord Presbyterian Church met Friday to make nominations for ctnirch officers for me year 1971, A congregational meeting will be held at 7 p.m. Weiiegday when new officen will be named. -Rev.

David Caves will preside at the meeting at the Upper building of ie Home School. IJie committee consisted of Miss Virginia Fitzwater, Miss Susan Pettty, Mrs. Dorif Walker, Mrs. Irene Long, Mrs. Ramona Massey, Maude Foster, Mrs.

Ethel Mann, Mrs. Juanita Nelson and Mrs. Bashia J. Hamilton. Nominations were made for three session members, two deacons, one trustee a Sunday school superintendent.

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