Beckley Post-Herald from Beckley, West Virginia • Page 9

BECKLEY POST-HERALD, BECKLEY, W. Rushbrook, 78, Dies Joseph E. "Eck" Rushbrook, 78, of Roanoke, formerly of Raleigh County, died Thursday morning in a Roanoke hospital. He was a retired timber dealer and inspector in West Virginia. Surviving are his wife, Mrs.

Bernice Fleshman Rushbrook; one son, Joe of Knoxville, a daughter, Mrs. Peggy (Loney of Roanoke, two; brothers, Garfield of McMinn-1 ville, and Fred of Pearisburg, five sisters, Mrs. Laura Witt and Mrs. Louise Witt, both of Peterstown, Mrs. Myrtle Whitaker of laeger, Mrs.

Jesse Young of Crumpler, and Mrs. Pauline Brown of Oakvale. Funeral services will be conducted at Oakey's Funeral Chapel in Roanoke at 2:40 p.m. Saturday. Burial will follow in 'the Sherwood Cemetery.

FRIDAY MORNING, DON McCALLISTER NOVEMBER 3, 1972 NINE Jaycees Planning Busy Weekend Plans for two projects were; Oct. 18 meeting. of the month" for Ocmade and outstanding Beckley Don McCallister and Roger tober, and Harold Meador was Barker are co-chairmen of the selected "spoke of the month" Jaycees for September and October were selected at a meeting community survey team September. will attempt to determine what! Guests at 1 the session, acWednesday night. county persons feel are priority cording to Bobby Clay, presiJaycees Bob Richmond and projects that should be con- dent, were Ed Gilber cf Jack Miles will set up a table sidered when the funds for Princeton, internal vice presiat the Beckley Plaza Shopping revenue sharing are distributed.

(dent of the West Virginia JayCenter to pass out literature The survey will begin thisicees; James Dye of in support of the Better Schools weekend. Parkersburg, national director Amendment, the third amend- McCallister, for his lof West Virginia Jaycees, and ment to appear on the general Butch Whitlock of Oak Hill, election ballots Nov. ting work with the Jaycees, wast Region 6 vice president, West The two men are co-chairmen selected by the group as "Jay- Virginia Jaycees. for the amendment cee of the for October. support project.

The Beckley Jaycees Other honors went to Fredi Morrocca leather is made endorsed the proposal at an' Williams and Ed Carman, from the skins of goats. Democrats Are Voting For Governor Moore They Want To Re-Elect A Good Governor Political Adv. Paid For By Democrats For Moore Eccles 4-H Club Members Pick New Officers Newly elected officers of Dollie Stover and Mrs. cles. the "Kid at Eccles are (from president; president; secretary, treasurer.

are volunteer Power" 4-H Club Elementary School left) John Daniel, Joseph Boggs, vice Karen Canterbury, and Grace Bolen, The club's sponsors workers, Mrs. Clarence Adkins Dies In Hospital Clarence E. Adkins, 62, of Route 1, Mount Hope, died in a local hospital at 6:55 p.m. Wednesday following a long illness. A retired coal miner and a retired minister, he was born in Fayette County July 4, 1910, to the late Mr.

and Mrs. John Adkins. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Stella Warwick Adkins of Mount Hope; one son, David Adkins of Mount Hope; two stepsons, John Clay of Cov-1 ington, and Billy Prather of Burlington, two stepdaughters, Mrs. Frances Elder of Silver Grove, Ky-, and Mrs.

Herb Weber of Ft. Thomas, four brothers, Leonard Adkins of Bolt, Harless, Curtis and Ralph Adkins, all of Harper; one sister, Mrs. Edith Angle of Eccles; sixteen grandchildren and six greatgrandchildren. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Sunday in the Tyree Funeral Home Chapel at Mount Hope with the Revs.

John and Vernon Coots officiating. Burial will follow in Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens. The body will remain at the funeral home where friends may call from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. Saturday.

Nephews. will serve as pallbearers. USS en -Hawaii. pS DR. JOHN.

HEDRICK Hedrick Attends Medical Meeting Dr. John A. Hedrick, a Beckley physician, was among! 5,000 members of the American Academy of Family Physicians who met recently in New York City. Dr. Hedrick heard nationally recognized medical speakers discuss up-to-the-minute health care topics, attended clinical seminars, and visited exhibits designed to provide specific knowledge a variety of clinical areas.

The meeting, called the Annual Scientific Assembly, was the largest ever held by the academy. It was held at the New York Coliseum. The assembly was one of the highlights of the 25th anniversary commemoration of the Topics this included medical by-products of the space program, counseling! 'of the adolescent and adult, a thorough airing of the "new morality," and the doctor in court. The academy, headquartered in Kansas City, is the na.tion's second largest medical association and the only national medical organization that requires its more than 32,000 members to keep "going back school." All AAFP members must complete 150 hours of continuing. education every three years.

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