Beckley Post-Herald from Beckley, West Virginia • Page 11

POST-HERALD, BECKLEY, W. MONDAY MORNING, MAY 29, 1967 Monroe Resident Taken By Death The Art Workshops, a part the inservice training program for the elementary teachers of Greenbrier County, ended Tuesday. Taking an active part in this workshop UNION (RNS) Homer H. Jostick, 49, of Union died at p.m. Saturday at the home Jahue Hoke of Hollywood, with whom he was visiting.

Born Feb. 2, 1917, at le was a son of the late George ind Martha Morris Bostick, Survivors include a sister, Mrs. Barbara Hoke of Hollywood, and several nieces and ephews. The funeral will be held at 2 Tuesday in the Hylton Ihurch near Glace with Rev. ff.

0. Nester and Rev. Simon Nester in charge. Burial will be the Hylton Cemetery. The body will remain at Broyles Funeral Home in Union and will be placed in.

the church one hour prior to the service. Ex-Fayette Man Dies In Hospital LONG BRANCH (RNS) A Training Workshops Held or Greenbrier Teachers former Long Branch man I 1 asu 5 I30ttle containers in French Sutphin. 48. died at Vis a decorative, useful items French Sutphin, 48, died at 9:15 p.m. Saturday at a Coral Gables, hospital after being ill for three months.

He was a son. of Mrs. Anna Leda Sutphin, of Miami, formerly of Long Branch, and the late Eugene Sutphin. Other survivors include his Miss Lillian Sutphin, of Taco-ma 'Park, Carolyn and Sharon, and a son Jeffrey, all of Curts- ville, and a brother. Dean, and a sister, Mrs.

Flora Belle Payne, both of Miami. Military services will be held in Florida. Burial will be in the military cemetery at Pennsa- cola, Fla. He was a disabled World War II veteran. Fayette Woman Dies In Hospital MOUNT HOPE (RNS) Mrs.

Myrtle Hurt of Mount Hope died in a Beckley hospital at 5:20 a. ra. Sunday after a long illness. She was a member of the Mount Hope Methodist Church. Born at Powellton, she was a daughter of the late Mr.

and Mrs. William Thomas Williams. Survivors include her husband, Porter; three sons, Walton and Russell, both of Mount Hope, and Thomas of Rupert; three Mrs. Leah Vfetib of Mabscott; Mrs. OparHutchinson of Daniels and Mrs.

Anna Lee Arthur of Mount Hope; two brothers, Wirt Willliams of Oak Hill and Ward of South Charleston; two sisters, Mrs. Bertha Maynor of Midway and Made Harper of Callaway Heights; 8 grandchildren and great-grandchildren. The funeral will be held in Tyree Funeral Chapel at Mount Hope at 2 p. m. Wednesday with Rev.

Ralph Thompson and Rev. Gray in charge. Burial will be in the Rogers-Hurt Cemetery in the Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens at Prosperity. The body will remain at the funeral home where friends may call after 4 p.m. Tuesday.

Colcord Shorts COLCORD (RNS) A meeting has been scheduled for Tues- at Pattie Stockdale Home ito discuss the proposed gas thai persons in the area have been working on for several months Superintendent of the Beckley Division of the United Fuel anc "Gas Company will attend and all persons interested in seeming gas for heating their homes should attend this meeting at 7:30 p. m. Leaving for Dayton, Ohio, Fri day afternoon for a weekem visit with a son-in-law anc daughter. Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Cromes and children, were Mrs Jesse (Barbara) Wright and daughter, Sherry, of Colcord and a son and daughter-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Roger Wright, anc daughter of Racine. Sandy Soto and daughter, Mrs. Lawrence (Lucy! iPoteet.

and daughter, Martha of California arrived here Friday for a couple of weeks. Mrs. Nellie Toney was dis charged from Kanawha Valley Hospital Thursday returnin to her home. Visiting Chester Burns Beckley Appalachian Regiopa Hospital Friday were his wife Garnet; a son, Chester Burn and Miss Betty Gray of Pennsyl Instructors for the art work- hop were Mrs. Alice Hanna of lem'ck, and Mrs.

Eraita Yates Renick. Demonstrations in reading i'ere presented by Mrs. Pauline Gutter of Rupert" and Mrs. Ella Mae Combs and Mrs. Beatrice Harvey of Lewisburg.

The teaching of social studies 'ere deimonstrated by Deitz of Rupert and Mrs. Harr ey. The final meeting for the improvement in social studies was climaxed by a curriculum specialist for the State Department of Education, Ted Byrd, who spoke on "New Approaches in Social Studies." Participating in the inservice raining program were the fol- owing elementary teachers: Florence Knight Brown, Genevee Mora. C. Boothe, Nancy H.

Ryder, E. H. Dietz, Thelma C. Kennedy, Lucille H. Taylor, C.

L. Hall, Lucille M. Skaggs" Okey K. Moore Sharon Kay B. Morgan, Marie I.

Rjffe, Dixie L. Wall. Mary Slla Porterfield. Florida Bassham. Donald E.

Crookshanks, Alma F. Hogsett, R. G. Hanna. Faye Sledd, Evelyn Cooper, Loeta Walker.

Virgie F. Taylor. Mirie Callison, Chloe Guell, Caroline stuc vama; his son-in-law and daugn- and Mrs. Henry Taft Graysonville. Mr.

and Mrs aid Henthorne, Lynn and Scotti Gray. Burns is in room 406. were (left to right) Mrs. Elsie Crawford, Mrs. Dorothy Viers, Mrs.

lo Perkins, Mrs. Margaret Stevens, Mrs. Cathleen Hinkle (seated), Mrs. Carrie O'Dell, Mrs. Gladys Piercy and Mrs.

Marie Griffith (extreme right). RONCEVERTE (RNS) One ctivity, directed by Mrs. Cath- sen Hinkle, was the utilization plastic bottle containers in uch as flower containers and oys for children. It was taught a series of inservice raining workshops for elemen- ary teachers of Greenbrier More than 90 teachers at- ended the art workshops with he final meeting held at the perspective, propor- ions, shadowing, color corn- balance and different TED BYRD Maynard, Sylvia Garrison. EJeano W.

McCall, Eva H. McMiUion, Ag nes Hayes, Susie V. Collins, ma M. Watts, Wilda Judy, Mada line Gillespie. Elva W.

demons Kathleen M. Wiseman, Magdalen Hefner, Margaret D. Stevens, Ma rie M. Griffith, Mildred M. Butler Fayette County General Session Held By Women GAULEY BRIDGE (RNS) -The Woman's Society of Christian Service of the Gauley Bridge Methodist Church met at the Church annex Friday night for the general meeting of the month.

The outgoing president, Mrs. Donna Summers, presented the new president, Mrs. Ina Hartman, materials used by the president, who will take over in June. The devotional consisted of a pledge service when the members turned in pledge cards and a life membership pin in the form of a cross was presented to Mrs. Dolly Eaton, the minister's wife who will be leaving in June.

ELEVEN Oak Hill Girl Will Graduate From Mooseheart Mrs. Mary Bugg Succumbs At 77 HINTON (RNS) Mrs. Mary Bertha Bugg, 77, of ffinton died at 2:25 a.m. Sunday in a Beckley hospital after a three- Four West Virginia students are among the 44 members of the 1967 graduating class of iMooseheart, 111. Mooseheart is the "Child City" maintained since 1913 by the Loyal Order of Moose to assure the education and future of children of members how have lost one or both parents.

West Virginia graduates are (left to right) Kay Welch of Oak Hill Lodge No. 1664; Allan Moreland, Romney Lodge No. 1371; Eric Porter, Williamson Lodge No. 1613, and Rose Lee Shears, Keyser Lodge No. 662.

Commencement exercises will be conducted at 4 p.m. June 10, in the Mooseheart Field House. In addition to receiving the traditional high school diplomas, Kaye will receive a vocational training certificate in home economics. The three Welch children were admitted to Mooseheart on Nov. 5, 1958, and Kaye is the first to be graduated.

Billie and Robert remain as students. Kaye was a member of tue Girls Athletic Association and the Drama Guild, a reporter on "The Crystal," the high school newspaper, photo editor for the school yearbook and a cheerleader. She plans to spend the summer with her brother, Larry, in Vallejo, and to enroll at Wes- ern Illinois University this fall. School To Work Program Planned At Tech June 19 illness. Born at Clifty, July 2.

1889. she was a daughter of the late Elsie P. Crawford, Marceiie G. Hazel and Caroline Crookshanks Harmon, Dorothy J. Viers, Gladys A.

Piercy, Blanche P. Viers, Carrie S. O'Dell, lo B. Perkins, Anna Jane Bower, M. Swink, Dale 0.

Harvey, Anna D. Arbuckle, Eleanor S. Porterfield. Myrtle R. Hunter.

Bonnie E. Shanklin, Edna R. Williamsm. Nannie H. Combs, Ruth H.

Mottesheard. Vera B. Lemons. Oretha Shawver. Lillian McClintie.

Ruby Lee Roberts, Ernita Yates. Zelda Kershner. Alice M. Kanna, Cathleen J. Hinkle.

Julia Legg, Mary Belle Yates. Marie Seacrist, Wyldeth E. Holstein. Blanche M. Hollister, Polly M.

Graybeal. Margaret C. Stone, Erma F. Loomis, Mildred S. Campbell, Irma Cur ran, Elizabeth McMillion, S.

T. Griffith, Veda M. Adkinson, Margaret R. Boone, Herndon. Connie Kerndon, Pauline R.

Nutter, Ella Mae Combs, Elva C. Harrah, Janie W. Patton. Margaret M. Jackson and Brownie Dodson.

Legg. She. had lived at Hinton for 55 years and was a nurse as long as her health permitted. She was a member of the Hinton Methodist Church, the Ladies Auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen and the Rebekah Lodge. Her husband, A.

died in April 1956. Survivors include a son, Howard Bugg Jr. of Hinton; a Vincent Legg of Charleston; a sister, Mrs. Lillie Strout of arboursville; three grandchildren and eight great- grandchildren. A prayer service wiE be held at noon Tuesday in the Ronald Meadows Funeral Parlors at Hinton with the funeral to be held at 2:30 p.m.

Tuesday in the Methodist Church at Ciifty with Dr. W. S. Wise in charge. Burial will be in the Clifty Cemetery.

Pallbearers will be Walter Nye, Jack Harvey, James Wallace, N. C. Kesler, Jack Lawrence and Garland Anderson Jr. MONTGOMERY Can a shop teacher in a high school in Appalachia help his students find jobs after they graduate? Should he try to help them in the first place? If so, how can he do so? The answers to such questions may be forthcoming from two workshops in industrial arts this summer on two college campuses in Appalachia: West Virginia Tech in Montgomery and East Tennessee State University in Johnson City. The workshops are part of a program called "School to Work," an effort to bridge the gap between school and work, which in turn, is part of the larger Appalachia Educational Laboratory Inc.

under Dr. Benjamin Carmichael in Charleston. The workshop at Tech under Billy Frye and his assistant, Art Pierce, assistant professors of industrial arts at the college, will have 31 participants from secondary schools in West Virginia, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Vir ginia and Kentucky. The six-week course starting June 19 has as its purpose the teaching of industrial arts teachers some elements of guidance relating to job opportunities. It is the premise of program "School to Work" that the shop teacher with his particular training and work is in a unique position to help his students learn about jobs, wages and availabili ty of jobs in certain areas.

Speakers visiting the Tech campus this summer to confer with workshop members will be education and director of guidance at West Virginia State College; Dr. Hubert Near, director of teacher education at West Virginia Tech; Dr. Robert Buxton, director of the other workshop at East Tennessee State; Dr. Howard Decker, executive secretary of the American Industrial Arts Association; Charlie Collins, chairman of the industrial arts department at Tech and representative of the industrial arts association in the Appalachian region, and Philip Suiter, educational psychologist from Marshall University. Other speakers, as yet unnamed, will include a representative of the office of State Employment Security, an industrial psychologist, a sociologist, a job analyst, in-training directors and a personnel director.

In addition to activities on campus, the. 31 will take industrial trips to Union Carbide Metals Division at Alloy, FMC Ordnance in South Charleston, Clay Camper Trailer Company at Clay, Forest Products Co. at Gassaway, Raleigh County Vo- Officers Elected By Fayette OES MOUNT HOPE (RNS) Members of the Winolia Chapter, Order of Eastern Star, in Mount Hope, met Tuesday evening at the Masonic Hall. Mrs. Cathern Berry, worthy matron, gave the welcome.

Reported ill were Janet Muir and Muriel Maddy's daughter, and the death of Mrs. Mamie Parker's brother, Fred Titlow. A memorial service was held in memory of Miss Etta M. Barnes, past grand secretary, and other grand chapter and chapter members who have died this year. Chapter members deceased were Ida Erskine, Ocie Webb, Ocie Triplett and C.

0. Darlington. Election of new officers was held for the ensuing year and were Armilla Rogers, worthy matron; D. B. Stover, worthy patron; Sharon Armentrout, associate matron; D.

B. Stevenson associate patron; Opal Dearing, conductress; Ann Dearing, associate conductress: Thelma Kelly, secretary; Vivien Brooks, One 1965 Elcona, Carlton. Number 5108258. Mobile Home will be sold at PUBLIC SALE at Beckley Mobile Homes, Beckley, W. Va.

on June 12, 1967 at 11:00 a.m. to satisfy the unpaid Indebtedness of George Starr and Oneida. W. Starr under terms of Conditional Sales Agreement. TERMS: CASH JACK CLEMENS EECKLEY MOBILE HOMES 5-28-M-l-PH NOTICE TO ALL PERSONS OR CORPORATIONS OWNING PROPERTY.

ABUTTING ON BOTH SIDES OP SIGMUND STREET, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THAT PORTION OF SIGMUND STREET EXTENDING FROM NORTHWESTERN AVENUE TO THE NORTHERN BOUNDARY OF THE MCLEAN ADDITION, INCLUDING THE LOTS HEREINAFTER SET FORTH, IN THE CITY OF BECKLEY, RALEIGH COUNTY, WEST Proposals have been made to Common Council of the City of Beckley, West Virginia, to permanently improve Sigmund Street, including but not limited to that portion of Sigmund Street extending front Northwestern Avenue to the Northern boundary of the McLean Addition, in the City of Beckley, Raleigh County, West Virginia, including Lots Nos. 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17. 18, 19, 20. 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, and 33 of the McLean Addition, by grading, paving and otherwise improving the same In a permanent manner as the Common Council of the City of Beckley may deem proper, and to assess the cost ot such improvements on the property abutting said Street or portions thereof. Proposals to make such improvements and the plans, specifications, profiles and estimates will be considered by the Common Council of the City of Beckley in a public meeting to be held on the 29th day of May, 1967, at 9:30 o'clock A.M.

E.D.T. in the Council Meeting Room, the City of Beckley, City Hall on South Kanawha Street, in the City of Beckley. Any abutting property owner or interested party will given an opportunity to protest or be heard at such meeting or an adjournment thereof. Larry Stover-Recorder- Treasurer of The City of Beckley 5-29-M-3-PH cational-Techincal School at Beckley and the Harvey Cabinet Co. also at Beckley.

A new teaching technique, coined "microteaching" by Appalachia Educational Laboratory will be used. Microteaching is a miniature teaching situation lasting a half-hour or so 'that, in this context, will give examples of how a shop teacher can learn to include information about jobs treasurer, and the elective officers will be announced at the next meeting. Two new trustees elected were Cathern Berry and Robert Williams. Dr. Floyd Anderson, professor of in his regular class lesson plans.

iX" Ji-A McKinney Home On Leave Sp. 4 Glen McKinney, stationed at Ansbach, Germany, is spending a 30-day furlough with his wife, Ethel Mae. and son, Glen. This is the first time he has seen his son. McKinney was called home because of the death of his 18.

McKinney will leave for Germany June 17 to complete his five more months of service with the Fourth Armored Division. They are visiting their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Murrell Tolliver of Saulsville, with whom Mrs.

McKinney and son live, and Mr. and Mrs. Roy McKinney of Stephenson. Progress Report Released For Bailey Dam Project Maben Items (RNS) Mrs. James Spencer and family moved Friday to Mead after her husband was confined to the Pinecrest Sanitarium for treatment- Mrs.

Alexander Leonard Jr. of Greensboro. N. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Bernard McGraw of Maben, confined to the Raleigh General Hospital a week, returned Friday to her home accompanied by her husband. Their son, Phillip, remains with his grandparents, the Bernard McGraws and Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Leonard of Itmann. Guests for the past week of Mr.

and Mrs. McGraw were their daughter, Mrs. Earnest England and daughter, Rebecca, of Falls Church, who returned Saturday to their home. Weekend guests of the McGraws was her sister, Mrs. Oren Colley Jr.

of Portsmouth, Va. WASHINGTON Sen. Robert C. Byrd has announced receipt of an initial progress report by U. S.

Army Corps of Engineers on the R. D. Bailey Dam project. "Bids are to be opened June 1 for construction of railroad tunnel No. 3 and approaches.

Advertisement for bids for construction of railroad bridge, culverts, and fill on State Rt. 9 is scheduled for November of this request for an analysis of plan ning and contract actions. Byrd acted in an effort to prevent further slippages in meeting the scheduled deadline of June 1973 for completion of dam construction. Byrd pointed out tiiat. to meet the award dates now proposed for construction contracts, and the completion date of dam construction, "the Corps of Engineers estimate their fund requirement to be S4 million for FY 1970, $12 million for FY Saulsville News SAULSVILLE (RNS) Mr.

and Mrs. Virgil Shumate left Sunday morning for Maryland where they will visit her nephews and nieces and familfes, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Privett and Mr. and Mrs.

Frank England of Charlestown, and Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Privett of Chesapeake. The Shumates plan to visit in Newark, with his nephews and nieces and families, Mr. and Mrs.

Darrell Shumate and Mr. and Mrs. George Corduroy. Mr. and Mrs.

Virgil Shumate had as Saturday dinner guests their granddaughter and her husband, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Goode of Va. their daughter, Mrs. Bud Wimmer and son, Buddy, of Sophia, and their cousins, Mr.

and Mrs. Silas Wright and daughter, Rhonda of Bluefield and Mr. and Mrs. Avon Graham of North Point, Miss. NOTICE TO ALL PERSONS OR CORPORATIONS OWNING PROPERTY ABUTTING ON BOTH SIDES OF LOVELL STREET.

CITY OF BECKLEY, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THAT PORTION OF LOVELL STREET EXTENDING- FROM NORTHWESTERN AVENUE TO THE NORTHERN BOUNDARY OF THE MCLEAN ADDITION INCLUDING THE LOTS SET FORTH BELOW, CITY OF BECKLEY RALEIGH COUNTY, WEST VIR. Proposals have been made to ths Common Council of the City of Beckley, West Virginia, to permanently improve Lovell Street, including but not limited to that portion of Lovell Street extending from Northwestern Avenue to the northern boundary of the McLean Addition, in the City of Beckley, Raleigh County, West Virginia, in- eluding Lots Nos. 85. 87, 88, 39, 90. 91.

92, 93, 99, 100. 101. 102, 103 104. 105, and 113 of the McLean Addition, by grading, paving and otherwise improving the same in a permanent manner as the Common Council of the City of Beckley, may deem, proper, and to assess the cost of such improvements on the properly abutting said property or portions thereof. Proposals to make improvements, and the plans, specifications, profiles and estimates will be considered by the Common Council of the Gity of Beckley in a public meeting to ba held on the 29th day of May.

1967, at 9:30 o'clock A.M. Eastern Daylight Time in the Council Meeting Room in the City of Beckley, City Hall on South Kanawha Street in the City of Beckley. Any abutting property owner or interested party will be given an opportunity to protest or be heard at such meeting or an adjournment thereof. Larry Stover- Treasurer of City of Beckley 5-29-M-3-PH Rupert Personals RUPERT (RNS) Mrs. V.

A. Summerfjeld of Rupert has been visiting in Crystal Lake, with her son and daughter-in-law Mr. and Mrs. J. M.

Summerfield. Mr. and Mrs. R. R.

Barker of Rupert have returned from visi- FRED DILLON BILLY APOSTOLON Last Graduation Planned At Forest Hill High School Dean Stow, Mr. and Mrs. Regin- in successive stages on aid Henthorne. Lvnn and Scottie construction of railroad tunnel "In 1968, bids will be sched- FY 1970 $12 million for FY uled in successive stages on 1971 million for FY 1972, UUtiCt 3 AV State Route 9-1 RUPERT (RSS)--The Worn-R OU te 6-2, and construction in Societ oer No. 2 and approaches, railroad construction in the Little Cub Creek and Gilbert Yards areas, outlet works for dam and dam construction on and part of State an's Society of Christian Ser vice met in Fellowship Hall of the Bascom Methodist Church Tuesday and Mrs.

Mary Summerfield presented the program on "Dialogue Through Sharing." Participating were Mrs. Cary Burns, Mrs. C. A. Quenon and Mrs.

Hansel Poling. Mrs. John Jones sang "Hark The Voice of Jesus" and "Give of Your Best to The Master." Sixteen members were present and hostesses were Mrs. Denver Tiller and Mrs. W.

D. Hobbs. Tea is the world's most popular beverage. Cub Creek Junction, Morri Branch, and Moccasin Branch areas." Other planning for advance work on the R. D.

Bailey Dam project includes construction in the Little Huff Creek area in early 1969 and at State Routes 9 and 14 at Baileysville in the fall of 1969. Dam, spillway, and dam access road paving are scheduled for early 1970. Development of recreation facilities and relocation of schools are planned for later that year. The work schedule and status report is the first of a monthly series being furnished Byrd by of Alkol. Mrs.

92 years old Sunday. was and $5.5 million for FY 1973. "It is to be hoped that the schedule now set for R. D. Bai-1 ley Dam construction will be met as planned," said Byrd.

"The engineers advise me that the scope of the work to be included in the first two railroad contracts is firm." Mrs. Railiff Dies LYNCO (RNS) Mrs. Ramsey Personals RAMSEY (RNS) Gene Nutter has returned to Sandusky, Ohio, having been called here by the death of his grandfather, Alfred Boles. Mrs. Carlan Harper will be hostess to the June 14 meeting of the Woman's Society of Christian Service of Richmond Chapel Methodist Church.

Miss Donna Ramsey will return home after spending the winter with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Calle in Arizona. co died at 2 a.m. Sunday in a Welch hospital after a long illness.

The body is at Evans Funeral Home in Oceana. Arrangements are incomplete. Army Engineers following hisriers. Eugene Burton Ely was the pilot of the first plane to fly from a ship. His work led to practical use of aircraft car- FOREST HILL (RNS) The 33rd and last senior service and graduation exercise of Forest Hill High School will be held at the Forest Hill Methodist Church.

The senior service was held 2 p.m. Sunday and the commencement exercise will be held at 8 p.m. Friday. The guest speaker Sunday was Fred Dillon, pastor of the Bellepoint Baptist Church in Hinton, who graduated from Forest Hill High School with the class of 1937. Principal Billy Apostolon will bring the annual commencement address using the theme "Principles Which Good Citizens Should Live By." The program also will include the processional and recessional by Marjorie Keatley; welcome by Roger Huffman; invocation by Peggy Bower; salutatorian address, "Your Future Depends," by Larry Lilly; first honorian address, "Faith," by Freddy Willey: valedictory address, "The Sky is the Limit" by Judy Greenlief Carroll.

Apostolon will present honor awards and make the presentation of the class to whom Pack, board of education member, will present the diplomas. This will be followed by a benediction by Janet Barker. The senior class officers are Judy Carroll, president; Freddy Willey, vice president: Donna Lowe, secretary, and Janet Barker, treasurer. The other graduates include Pggey Joyce Bower, Lois Gail Fais, Roger Lee Huffman, Melva Jean Keatley, Larry Franklin Lilly and Billy Gene McKinney. Demetrius Tassos served as class advisor.

Senior ushers for both services will be Nancy Triplstt and Eric Pack, while Marilyn Harvey, Susan Barker, Cheryl Maddy, and Linda Lowe will be the regular ushers. DEATH NOTICES AND -Funeral Announcements COOPER COOPER, Robert age 54, of 118 Odessa Avenue, Beckley, died Saturday. Funeral services will he conducted at 2 p.m. Monday In the Melton Mortuary Chapel. Burial will follow in the Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens.

Arrangements by- Melton Mortuary Florists NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Sealed proposals will be received by The State Road Commission of West Virginia at its office in Charleston, West Virginia, Room 412, Office of the Executive Secretary. 1800 Washington Street, East, until 10 A. Daylight Saving Time, Tuesday, June 13, 1967 and said proposals will be publicly opened and read immediately thereafter for the construction of the following projects on State Roads. Project 9287 Raleigh County. 1.0 miles of the Skelton Road on Secondary 21-4 for Asphaltic Concrete Wearing Course.

Proposal Guaranty: $1.600.00 The right is reserved to reject any or all Proposals. THE STATE ROAD COMMISSION OF WEST VIRGINIA SAIVI G. McEWEN EXECUTIVE SECRETARY 6-5-M-2-PH RR SEE OUR ORIGINAL MEMORIAL DAY ARRANGEMENTS WE HAVE THE LARGEST AND NICEST SELECTION EVER, DIAS FLORAL "Fjowers Telegraphed Anywhert" We Give Top Value Stamps 345 City Avenue. Steel Burial I Vaults from $120 --FREE PARKING-- Ph. Funeral Directors DAY and NIGHT AMBULANCE SERVICE Return From Michigan ARTIE (RNS) Mrs.

Hattie Guards, Ushers Chosen For Graduation Events MULLENS (RNS) Nine ju- IKathy Kemp, Gilbert Lester STATE OF WEST IN THE OFFICE OF THE CIRCUIT COURT OF RALEIGH COUNTY ON THE 25TH DAY OF MAY. THE FOLLOWING ORDER WAS ENTERED: LUGENIA DOBBINS. Plaintiff VS: UPON PETITION EVERETTE LEE SPRAGGINS, Defendant CIVIL ACTION NO. 3747 The object of this suit Is to partition the surface of Lot No. 147 of the Glen White Addition.

Town District, as shown and designated upon a map of said addition entitled. "The Glen White Company, Raleigh County, West Virginia, Scale equals 100'. September 15, 1948," which land is described in the bill of complaint filed in this cause between the parties hereto, the sole heirs of William E. Dobbins, and if said land is not susceptible of partition in kind, then the same be sold, free and ac- "Service Measured Hot By Gold Bui By The Golden Rule" Rose Quesenberry Funeral Chapel 1901 So. Kanawha Street Dial 2534461 3-A Monuments BEFORE BUYING YOUK MONUMENT OR MARKER Consult Kyle Davis, Dial 253-7587 or 252-3411 or visit Branch Display on Old Eccles Road.

Authorized Representative for Bluefield Monument Co. Bluefield. Virginia Floor SanoTng EXPERT floor sanding, floors 7VaC by the house; refmish old. floors by the room, within 50 miles of Beckley. All work guaranteed.

Call Mullens 294-6867 or Beckley 253-2137. FLOOR sander. edger and rug sham- pooer for rent. Todd's Grocery for illLCi. JO.aLl.lC1 uuu Georgia Mae Ratlift, 61, of Lyn- Williams and her daughter, Mrs.

senior service to be held at Cn nlPn at 2 a Siirmav Tn WoV T-on TM as honor guards era ld graduation exercises and Tom Reed? Bi ji Jo Re pass', Cheryl Payne Perry (Sarita) Stover, have re turned from Detroit. having been called there because of the illness of a daughter, Mrs. Eldie (Carmel) Stover. Visitors At Ansted ANSTED (RNvS) Guests of Mrs. Goldie Wilburn are her son and daughter-in-law, Mr.

and Mrs. Richard Wilburn, and daughter of Detroit, Mich. Mullens High School 7:30 p.m. Wednesday. Honor guards are Linda Butler, Glenn Crotty, Eugene Evans, Beth Finney, Frank Fisher, Linda Lambert, Lloyd Lambert, Tom Phillips and Sherry Warden.

Nineteen ushers include Charlotte Blankenship, Tammy Canterbury, Patsy Conley, Larry Cook, Sheila Courington, Patti Gary Rhodes, Lynn Richmond, Barbara Salters, Nancy Small, Linda Staton and Sylba Taylor. Only juniors who have above a 3.5 over-all class average for the year are eligible to serve as honor guards. Ushers must have a 3.0 to 3.4 average. Lost Found, Strayed quu the interests of the parties' and Hardware. Beaver.

Dial 253-8373. hereto, and the proceeds according to law. and 6 that the value of said dower rights of the said Lugenia Dobbins be ascertained and a gross sum uaid in lieu thereof to the said Lugenia $25 REWARD neu mereor 10 me saia JLugenia Dobbins out of the proceeds of FOR information leading to convio such sale, if any. to extent en-i. on of person or persons steal- titled thereto, and to obtain gen eral and special relief And it appearing from an affi- ing newspapers from roadside tube or bundles of newspapers.

Please give information to Robert L. 11 appearing irom an atn- 5 1VC iuiumiduuii iu tj. davit filed in said cause that theiA mic Beckley Newspapers. Phone said Everette Lee Spraggins is aj253-3321. i nonresident of this State, it is -----T-ordered that he appear within oni 7 rersona 1 Announcements Paper money is an invention of the Chinese and is believed to date from the T'ang dynasty 'rookshanks, James the seventh century A.

D. of this order and necessary to protect his interest herein. Given under my hand this 25th day of May. 1967. C.

HAROLD HANKS, CLERK E. CARL MEADOWS, JR. Counsel for Plaintiff Heaberlin Building Beckley, West Virginia, 25801 6-32-M-3-PH GROUP OF BECKLEY For information Beckley, W. Va. Painting EQUIPPED for commercial residential painting.

Insured. SAM FOLEY, LOWELL FOLEY, 252-6000 SPOT roof painting: general paint ing. P. A. Cole, 252-1998..