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"TWELVE Greenbrier 4-H Projects Eligible For Fair Events BECKLEY POST-HERALD, BECKLEY, W. WEDNESDAY MORNING, AUGUST 2,1967 LEWISBURG (RNS) Proj- ects that were scored with 90 more at the Greenbrier ty 4-H Roundup held at the Fairgrounds July 29 and which will be eligible "for entry to the State Fair have been broken down to that of three categories, home eco- nomics, miscellaneous and agriculture. These three were brok- en down into many others. I-Many 4-ITers will be entering under several categories and as Those planning to enter in the field of Home Economics are Cathy Patterson, Srnoot; Janet Smoot; Barbara and Debbie Martlndale oC Crawley; Susan well. Busy Bees; Mildred Blake, -Maxwelton; Margaret Tuekwiller.

--Central; Cindy Richmond, Fairlea Trailblazers; Susan Miller, Trailblazers, Senior. Fairlea Rhneo Lynn Hylton, Brenda ford. Sally Partain, all of Ever Ready; Patricia McClung, Central "Willing Workers: Debbie Rogers, Alderson Senior; Nancy Feamster, Lucky Clover; Ruth Chllders, Cloverleaf; Judith and Marsha Ballange, Rainelle Happy Valley; Nena Pozzie, Happy Valley Workers; Mary and Kathy Arbogast of White Sulphur Hustlers; Brenda Anderson 'and Ginger Dixon of Fairlea Firecrackers; Susan Kidd, Frankford Mountain; Judy Lives ay. Frankford Mountain, Carol Blake, Maxwelton. EJoise McClung, Smoot; Linda Dotson, Blue Grass; Vickie McMil- lion, Renick Junior.

Hustlers; Anzela Baker, Serendipity, Junior; Rita Morris, Fairlea Trailblazers, Junior; Jane Johnson, Lewisburg Mountaineers; Donna Bostic, Fairlea Trailblazers. Junior; Cynthia Mallan. Blue Grass Boosters; Je- snnie Lilly, Ever Ready; Terry Faye Myers, Pine Tree Climbers; ---Lois Donovan, Organ Cave, Junior; Kay Roberts and Elizabeth Jo Meadows, Alderson, Senior. Katherine Tuckwiller, Senior; Shirley Fline, Rainelle Beatrice Baldwin, and Joyce Johnson, all ---of Clintonville Mountain Rangers; Audrey Ballengee, Happy Valley dy Simms, Fairlea Firecrackers; "Irace McMillion, Serendipity, Senior; Jacquelyn Wheeler, Crawley; Linda Steele, Blue Grass; Debra Miller, Crawley; Lynn Fuller, Frankford Mountain, Junior. Debbie Falls, Blakers Mill; Debbie Dowdy and Susan Shelton, Serendipity, Junior; Bessie Wykle, Eager Beavers; Julia Parker, Busy Bees; Sharon Rocey, Serendipity; Yuvone Hayes, Asbury; Kay Baker, Serendipity, Junior; Linda Loudermilk, Busy Bees; Cindy Mallan, Blue Grass; Cheryl MaUan, Blue Grass; Kim Campbell and Jerry Johnson, Every Ready.

Kimberly Gee, Williamsburg; Joan Thomas, Clintonville; Nancy Phillips, Trailblazers; Donna White, Frankford Mountain; Twila Franklin, Charmco; Martha Clay and Jimmy Nash of Blakers Mill; Rebecca Taylor, Fairlea Junior; Carol Shirey, Lucky Clover; De- lorls Hinkle, Mary Jo Wilson. Donna Poage. all of Clintonville; Elizabeth Lobban, Alderson, Junior; Brands Spinks, Mary Arbogast, Fairlea White Junior; Sulphur nise Pullen and Frankford, Junior; Harvey of Rangers. Springs; Brenda Ballengee. Happy Valley Workers; Tina Webb, Fairlea Firecrackers; Teresa Bostic, Blue Grass: Tina King, Fairlea Firecrackers: Lee Ann Lewis, Central: Billie Crone, Lewisburg Busy Bees; Charlotte Cales and Debbie Martendale, both of Crawley.

Emily Tuckwiller, Central; Diana Waugh, Serendipity; Linda Dunbar, Busy Bees; Dawn and Cindy Simms of Maxwelton; Brenda Morgan, Eager Beavers; Brenda Racey. Serendipity; Susie Cale, Asbury; Debbie Groves, Frankford Mountain Junior; Janice Williams, Williamsburg; Karen Holliday, Hilltop Hustlers; Nancy Jefferies and Carol Jefferies, Lewisburg Depend- ables. Gale Carter, Pine Tree Climbers; Rachel Nash, Blakers Mill: Janet Lewisburg Depend- ables; Karen Jackson, Lucky Clover; Kay Delibaugh, Fairlea, Junior; Pattie McMillion, Frandford Mountain Junior; Gay Hayes, Fairlea Senior; Vickie Porterfield, Pine Tree Climbers; Karen Welch, Smoot; Drema Boothe, Frankford Junior: Chris Hume, Get Up and Sandra Wilson, Organ Cave John K. Arbogast and Mike Williams, White Sulphur Hustlers; Jane Ramsey, Williamsburg Sen- lor; Barbara Tuckwiller, Tower Lights; Melissa Baker, Muddy Creek; Shirley Wyatt, Lights; Debbie Fisher, Lucky Clover; Katheryn Ann Hume, Get Up and Go; Martha Walker, Rainelle Senior; Laura Jackson, Organ Cave, Senior. Patty Harrah and Sharon Hayes of Lewisburg Lucky Clover; Jane Goodall and Linda Hayes of Lewisburg Lucky Clover; Kledith Edwina WJckline, Muddy Creek Mountain; Beth Prillaman, Lewisburg Lucky Clover; Ralph Hayes, Lewisburg Busy Bees; David Baker, Lucky Clover; Wayne King, Fairlea Firecrackers.

Darrell Milem, Crawley; Lynn Wilson, Frankford, Senior; Carol Weikle, Organ Cave, Senior; Danny Gotten, Fairlea Firecrackers; Donnie Feamster, Lewisburg Mountaineers; Harold Rhodes, Dawson Busy Bees; Russell Hedrick, Pine Tree; Gary Bostic, Fairlea Firecrackers. Randy Erskine, Serendipity, Junior: Richard Rhodes, Dawson Busy Eees; Branda Morris and Gary Ramsey, Serendipity, Junior; De- Donna Ernie Write Riffe. Serendipity, Senior; Billy Hedrick. Pine Tree; Ernest Piercy. Randy Clintonville Mountain Mike Livesay, Lewisburg Lucky Clover, David Smith, Fairlea Firecrackers; Jeanne WaUace, Crawley; Tinoe Hellems, Serendipity Senior: Eva Delores Reese, Frankford, Senior; Julie Van Metre, Lewisburg Dependables; Mary Carper, Jessica Osborne and Randy Clower, all of.

Rainelle, Senior; Berry McGuire, Lewisburg Busy Bees; Mary Carper, Rainelle, Senior. Katherine Tuckwiller, Peggy Morton, Janet Cutlip, aU of Rainelle. Senior; Dale Crookshanks, Clintonville Mountain Rogers; Karen Folden, Bonnie Brae; Drema Worley, Sue Rock, Susan Hume, all of Rainelle, Senior; Mary Cole Horton, Lewisburg Dependables. Diane Hustlers: Cave, Envin, Janet White Sulphur Hoover, Organ Workers; Linda Gillespie, Blue Grass Boosters; Jeanne Wallace, Crawley; Sue Weakley. Fairlea.

Senior; Wanda Neely, Bonnie Brae; Charlotte Kirby, Rainelle Get Up and Go; Debby Tuckwiller and Sharon Loudermilk of Clintonville Mountain Rangers. Sandra Johnson. Serendipity Seniors; Sharon Hayes, Lewisburg Lucky Clover; Celia Arbuckle, Lewisburg Mountaineers; Julie Van Metre, Lewisburg Dependables; Carolyn Tuckwiller, Tower Lights; Kathryn Hume, Rainelle Get Up and Go; Deborah Diem, Organ Cave; Sharon Faulkner, Frankford Mountain, Senior; Lynne Taylor, Serendipity Junior. Walker. Alderson Seniors; Patti Gwinn, Ann Womack and Jeanne Hall, all of Rainelle Rangers; Diane Envin.

White Sulphur Hustlers; Sara Kidd, Frankford Mountain Senior; Margaret Clay. Blaker Mill Grinders; Martha Gwinn, Rainelle Rangers; Crickenberger, Central Willing Workers; Will Alan McClung, Smoot; Richard Rhodes, Dawson Busy Bees: Billy Erwin, White Hustlers; Lynn Wagner, Busy Bees; Linda Spencer, Brenda Spencer of Renick Seniors; Sandy Johnson, Serendipity. Susan Mullens, Fairlea; Charlotte Kidd, Frankford Mountain Senior: Carol Jane Parker, Get Up and Go; Avis Baldwin. Clintonville Mountain Rangers: Mary Eor- ton, Lewisburg Dependables; San- Junior. Sharon Loudermilk and Beatirce Baldwin oE Clintonville: Joy Freeman, Blue Grass: Terri Smith and Brenda Dixon.

Fairlea Firecrackers: Kathy Holliday. East Rainelle; Susan Gillilan, Frankford Mountain Junior; Carolyn Ingram and Karen Honaker, Eager Beavers; Pam Hinkley, Alderson, Senior; Shirley Flint, Clintonville; Sharon Hayes, Lucky Clover. Kay Bell. Busy Bees; Connie Lewis, Central Willing Workers. Betty McGuire, Lewisburg Busy 3ees; Kathleen Mann.

Renick Stickers: Delma Jones, Hilltop Sustlers; Sammy Gee, Williams- aurg; Zelenda Allen, Fairlea, Senor; Laura Jackson, Organ Cave, Senior; Daina Skujins, Serendipity Workers. Senior; Lucy Crickenberger, Central William Workers; iCaren Welch. Smoot Hilltop; Mary Lewis. Renick Senior; Linda Knapp, Trailblazers; Cheryl Skidmore, Mount Vernon Skylarks; Kathy Holliday, Hilltop Hustlers. Members planning to enter in miscellaneous projects and who scored 90 per cent with the majority scoring over 90 are Nancy Feamster, Lewisburg, Lucky Clover; Diana Hinkle, Clintonville Mountain Rangers; Debbie Snedegar, Blue Grass; Rachel Nach, Blaker Mill; Debbie Fisher, Lewisburg Lucky Clover: Libby Blake, Maxwelton Bonnie Brae; Sharon Horton, Lewisburg Mountaineers; Carol Lightner, Maxwelton.

Administrators Qualify For Greenbrier Estates LEWISBURG (RNS) Seven ified as administratrix of the fiduciary notes have been re- estate of Lloyd P. Curry, L. P. corded by the Greenbrier Coun-t Curry or Lloyd Piatt Curry (be- ty clerk as follows: ling one and the same person), Zena Christian of Renick qualified as guardian for Dessie June Christian, age 16 years and three months, and Henry Bernard Christian, age 13 years and 11 months, infant children of Albert G. Christian, deceased, and Zena Christian.

Bond -was set at $500 with Paul J. O'Farrell as the commissioner 'of accounts. Jo Edythe Wills of Lewisburg qualified as executrix for the estate of Alma Vaughn Wills or Alma V. Wills (being one and the same person), deceased, Bond was set at $17,000 with C. A.

McHale as the commissioner of accounts. Paul M. Scott, Ralph 0. Fisfc and T. E.

Goodwin are the appraisers. Anna R. Curry Renick qual- loans Increased LEWISBURG (RNS)-- The TTorTornl T.nnH "Rant Assnria deceased. Bond was set at $7,500 with C. A.

McHale as the commissioner of accounts. Phillip McClung, Clyde Gillilan and Remus Holmes are the appraisers. Marie D. Reynolds of Lewisburg qualified as administratrix for the estate of Rush B. Dunn, R.

B. Dunn or Rush Burdette Dunn (being one and the same person), deceased. Bond was set at $17,500 with C. A. McHale as the commissioner of accounts.

Paul Summers, J. M. Perdue and Hubert Legg are the appraisers. Carrie E. Hedricfc of Clintonville qualified as administratrix for the estate of William.

Leonard Sheppard, W. L. Sheppard or William L. Sheppard (being one and the same person), deceased. Bond was set at $500 with.

C. A. McHale as the commissioner of accounts. Elmer L. Sutphin, David Simmons anc Willard Scott are the appraisers.

tions in the Baltimore Farm Credit District completed the fiscal year June 30, with. farmers in the states of Pennsylvania, Maryland, Deleware, Carrie E. Hedricfc of Clinton- ualified as for the estate of Laura Eliza- Hale as the commissioner of ac- Puerto Rico. This information 1 was reported by R. W.

John- Simmons and Willard Scott are the appraisers. Farm Credit Office. LeWISteg of White Sulphur Springs These amounts represent an qualified as co-executors for the of usti Nd- increase of IT per cent in Land He Justice one and Bank loans outstanding and 18 same person), deceased. Bond per cent Production loans outstanding as of the above date. The Farm Credit Office of Lewisburg has total loans outstanding amounting to 000 and serves the farmers in Fayette, Greenbrier, McDowel, I Mercer, Monroe, Nicholas, Po- cahontas, Raleigh, Summers and Wyoming counties stated Johnson.

Three Suits Filed LEWISBURG (RNS) Suits entered in the circuit clerk's office July 28 for Greenbrier County are as follows: Hattie Mae Cousins vs. Walter B. Cousins object divorce; Universal CIT Crei Company vs. Charles W. Carnett and others, and Garcia Jane was set at $10,000 with Paul J.

O'Farrell as the commissioner of accounts. V. L. Dillon, Paul Cougling, )awson Busy Bees; John Johnson, Mountaineers: Hita Moris. Fairlea Trailblazers, Junior; Shelton and Branda Sue Raey of the Serendipity, Junior: 'indy Richmond, Fairlea.

Junior; Debbie Groves, Frankford Moun- aineers; Carol Jeffries and Nancy effries of the Lewisburg Depend- bles; Ginger Rock, Rainelle, Senor; Charlotte Kirby and Carol ane Parker of Get Up and Go; Ted B. Law Alderson; Cathy Clifford. Lewisburg Lucky Clover. Debbie McCormich, Fairlea Junor; Sidney TuckwiUer, Clintonville fountain. Rangers; Evelyn Ma- arasz, Serendipity, Senior; David Fairlea.

Senior; Teresa Cing, Blue Grass; Kathy Foley. 'rankford. Senior; Michele Lilly. Lewisburg Dependables: Robert andall. Eer Ready; Julie Simnons, Alderson: Mona Gray Shinn, Jeanie Nutter.

Rainelle Get Up and Go; Linda Keister. Rainelle, Senor; Sue Ellen Smith. Alderson, enior; Penny Honaker, Serendip- ty. Senior. Vickie Porterfield, Pine Tree; 3avid Smith.

Fairlea Firecrackers; Meadow, Crawley: Henry Hanson, Blakers Mill; Lacy Thoms, Happy Hustlers; Ernest Crone Clintonville Mountain Rang- rs; Mike Crane and David "Weak-" ey of Fairlea Junior; Mike Sykes, Clintonville Mountain Rangers; Sicky Allen Spinks. Fairlea, Junor; Steve Hawkins, Clintonville Mountain Rangers. Linda Wall, Smoot; Charlotte Kidd, Frankford; Nancy Simms and Kathy Walker, Alderson, Sen- Vickie Tully, Montani; Martha Walker, Ann Lively, and Eujene Tuckwiller, Rainelle, Senior; Tom Mann, Lewisburg Mountaineers; Jack Deitz, Blue Grass; Brenda Dixon, Fairlea Firecrackers; Celia Arbuckle, Lewisburg Mountaineers: Stephen Sebert, Fairlea Trailblazers, Senior: Msry Carper, Rainelle. Senior; Kendall Thompson, Get Up and Go. Freddy Raines.

Fairlea Senior; Danny Arbogast, White Sulphur Hustlers; Charles Scruggs, White Sulphur Eager Beavers; Bobby Crane and John Crane of Renick; David Burgess, Organ Cave. Senior; David Sebert, Fairlea Senior; John Deitz. Blue Grass; Timothy Totton, Fairlea Firecrackers; Machael Dixon, Fairlea Firecrackers; Michael Thomas Weikle. Alda Gray Hayes and Cheryl Skidmpre, all of Mount Vernon: Mike Simmons, Alderson. Senior; Teresa King.

Blue Grass: Darlene Milen. Craw- Sue Weakley, Fairlea, Junior: Gay Hayes. Fairlea, Senior; Bill Hedrick and Russell Hedrick. Pine Tree; Vicki Tully, Montani; Kyle tha Belle White, Alvon; Dal Loudermilk. Clintonville Mountain Rangers; Nancy Houck.

Central Willing Workers; Ernest Piercy Clintonville Mountain Rangers. Agriculture projects that will be exhibited by the 4-H members are Steven Honaker, Southside; Ed ward Lemons, Asbury; Gary Dean Harvey, Clintonville Mountain Rangers; Mike Hutsenpffler, Smoot Bflly Wallace. Crawley Champions Tony Tuckwiller. Central; Alda Hayes and Kenneth Weikle. Moun Vernon; Mary Irons, Central Will ing Workers.

Joanne Level. Organ Cave, Jun ior; Tootie Jones and Emily of Central Willing Workers Karen Hoblitzell, Get Up and Go Keith Diem and Deborah Diem or Organ Cave. Senior; Ronni Loudermilk Sherry Lightner, Mai welton; Edward Lemons, Asbury John Walkup; Renick Stickers; Barbara Warner, Blue Grass: Rachel Nash. Blakers Mill; Julie Simmons, Alderson. Senior: Valerie Brown.

Frankford, Senior. Michelee Lilly, and Ethel Detch of Lewisburg Dependables: Steve Sebert, Fairlea Senior; Margaret Higgenbotham, Frankford Mountain. Senior: Cathy Lynn BeU, Tommy Legg. Danise Pullen, Frarikford Mountain: Ann Wilson. Central Workers: Evaj Reese.

Frankford Mountain, Sneior: Edward Lemons, Asbury Happy Hustlers: Jackie McClung, Organ T) u. anrf ana 28th Annual Session Held By Baptists In Fayette AWOL Soldier, Two Teen-Agers Injured In Wreck Rainelle State Police investigated a three-car collision about midnight Saturday at the and Drive- Inn, two miles east of Rainelle. Officers said Lindo Jo Scarless of East Rainelle had stopped her car to turn left into the drive-inn, when Freddie Slusser of Russeliville, traveling at a high rate of speed in a 1954 model vehicle, lost control of the car and struck a 1961 model car driven by Hubert Brooks Jr. of Rupert. Brooks, a patient in the Greenbrier Valley hospital, is listed in serious condition with cuts to the face and body and a possible 29 Land Transfers Told In Greenbrier LEWISBURG (RNS) Twenty-nine land transfers have een recorded in the office of tie Greenbrier County Clerk as ollows: Frank Rodgers and to P.

Burdette for 2,000 square eet in the. Fort Spring District. Carl Ray and wife to Clarence Dahmer and wife for one- lalf acre in the Meadow Bluff District. Mrs. E.

R. Fletcher heirs to Otis Buckland for Lot 82 in Allerson. Bobby Joe Criddle and wife Nova Carol Criddle for Lot 15 in the Meadow Bluff District. Eleanor T. Townley Zopp and to Clarence Allen' Jr.

art of Lots 58 and 59 in Ron- everte. Walker H. Hanna and wife to lugene McClung and wife for 47 cres and 50 acres in the Wil- amsburg District. Janet A. Dunn and others to Charles E.

Rehuborg and wife or 71.75 acres and right of way in the Lewisburg District. bounty Airport Report Is Given LEWISBURG (RNS) Colonel John Gwinn, manager of he new Greenbrier Valley Air)ort, was the guest speaker or the Lewisburg Rotary Club as they met for a noon meal in he American Legion Hall Monday. Bill Ruby, program chairman, introduced Gwinn, who gave a status report on the airport. He stated that they have already expended $478,000 and committed up to $1 million. The paving of the runways will start soon.

Gwinn discussed some of the problems that they have been md still are confronted with. 3e also discussed the construction of the administration, terminal buildings, hangers and parking facilities. The following visiting Rotarians were present: Dr. C. B.

Collins of White Sulphur Springs; Peter W. Smith of Covington and Hot Springs, and a guest, R. D. Rhodes of Lewisburg. brain concussion.

Slusser and a passenger, Judy Ann Harris was hospitalized in the Ronceverte hospital each receiving treatment for broken legs. State Police have charged Slusser with reckless driving but will not perfer charges until the Army Military Police release Slusser, who is AWOL. 'ayette Woman Succumbs At 81 Betty C. Brown and husband to Ray D. Coffman for an interest in a lot in the Ronceverte Corporation.

Margaret J. Ford to John 0. Ford for one-half interest in Lot 19 and part of Lot 18 in the Lewisburg Corporation. Joseph R. Baker to Gladys E.

Baker for eight acres in the Falling Spring District. Greenbrier Memorial Gardens to Samuel W. Yates and wife for graves in the Lewisburg District. C. V.

O'Neil and wife to Leo J. O'Neil and wife for Lots 384, 385, 389 and 399 in the White Sulphur Corporation. Lucy M. Bryce and husband Leo J. O'Neil and wife for Lot.

15, A and in the White Sulphur Corporation. Renna R. Crookshanks Estate Grover L. Fisher and wife ior part of Lot 67 in the Meadow Bluff District. Grover L.

Fisher and wife to Ella Adomaites and husband; part of Lot 67 in the Meadow Bluff District. M. B. Gladden and wife to H. Clyde Goodman for 1.7 acre in the Lewisburg District.

M. B. Gladden and wife to Opal G. Legg and husband for 3.5 acres less 1.7 acre in the Lewisburg District. Laura B.

Long and others to Bowen-Thompson, Inc. for 39.22 acres in the White Sulphur District. Q. H. Tharp Heirs to Dotsie V.

Tharp for one-half interest in 19 1-4 acres in the Williamsburg District Gordon D. Stanley and wife to Jewell H. McDaniel for 1.34 acre in the Irish Corner District. Earnest Simmons and wife to the State Road Commission for 2,000 square feet in the Meadow Bluff District Mark E. Gee and wife -to Charles E.

Ayers and wife for Lot 13 in Fort Spring District. Antonio DeMasi and wife to Vincenzo DeMasi for interest in Lots 16, 17, 18 and 19 in the Rupert Corporation. are the appraisers. Tr Cave. Senior; Micnael Pack, Organ jr.

Cave. Junior; Terry R. Pack. Organ Cave. Senior; Gene McClung.

Williamsburg Liveware, Junior; Bobby McClung, Williamsburg Livewire, Senior. David Loutermflk, Renick Sticker, Junior; Brad Tuckwiller, Tony Tuckwiller. Jack Tuckwiller. all of Central Willing Workers; Sara Warren, Blue Grass Boosters; Barbara Tuckwiller and Davis C. Tuckwiller of Tower Light; Conrad T.

94 Persons Attend Fellowship Service ZENITH The Greenbrier Baptist Associational Fifth Sunday Fellowship meeting was held at the Valley Baptist Church at Zenith Sunday afternoon with an attendance of 94; 64 members; 11 visitors, and 18 guests. There were 21 Greenbrier churches represented. Rev. Leroy Crane of Lewisburg delivered the sermon on "The Ear Marks of a Christian." Special singing was presented by Rev. Robert McCoy of Hinton; Rev.

and Mrs. Donald Lowe and Marilyn of Beck- iey, and Mrs. H. U. Thompson of Hinton.

The next session will be held at the Enon Baptist Church near Frankford Oct. 29. Gladys Jackson and husband to C. McHale and wife for one acre in Lewisburg. Rosie Yearago and husband to James T.

Bava and wife for three parcels in the East Rainelle Corporation. Herman L. Saunders Jr. and wife to James W. Lewis and wife for a lot in the Lewisburg ANSTED (RNS) Mrs.

Jessie E. Farr, 81, of Ansted died at her home Tuesday morning after a long illness. She was a member of the Mount Zion Baptist Church. Her husband, John W. Farr, died in 1950.

She was a daughter of the late W. H. and Lelia V. Ramsey. Survivors include two brothers, N.

H. of Ramsey and Donald of Columbus, Ohio: two sisters, Mrs. N. 0. McGraw and Mrs.

C. H. Martindale, both of Washington, two sons, Emile of Cleveland, Ohio, and William C. of Co- umbus; a foster daughter, Mrs. jeorge E.

Johnson of Ansted; ive grandchildren and one great-grandchild. The body is at the Thomas Funeral Home in Ansted. Arrangements are incomplete. Edmond News EDMOND (RNS)--Children of be late Pearl and Joe Syner leld a reunion supper at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Zenith Jones Friday evening. Attend were Mr. and Mrs. Bennie Syner and children, Joey anc Tommie, of Franklin Park, HI. Mr.

and Mrs. Benton Syner anc air. and Mrs. Keefe Syney Edmond. Head Start children of Divide Elementary School will have a picnic at the Washington Carver 4-H Camp at Clifftop Aug.

10 All parents of the children are invited. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Basbam have announced the birth of a son July 25 at the Oak Hill Hos pital. He has been named Mi chael George.

This is the cou pie's third child. The materna grandparents are Mr. and Mrs Jesse Robinson of Edmond. Mr. and Mrs.

Johnny Seel inger of Suitland, hav been called home because the death of his grandmothers Mrs. Raleigh Matics of Hie and Mrs. Alice Seelinger of Ed OAK HILL The theme for the 28th annuol session of the ayette Association meeting was God's Love Compels." It was eld Thursday night at the Calary Baptist Church in East Oak ill. Rev. James H.

Caste was moderator. The morning session as called to order at 9:30 with te opening worship led by Rev. )avid Sneed, pastor of the ayetteviHe Baptist Church. Seventeen out of 20 churches ere represented. The recommendation of the xecutive board were given by lev.

James Casto. The resolu- were adopted as was an dded resolution to urge the upport of the churches to esta- lish a Baptist school- in the rea which will emphasize the ible, theology, church history, hurch administration, homile- ics missions and evangelism. Delbert Sneed reported for ic Fayette Baptist Men. He aid the average attendance for ie bi-monthly meetings has een 58 persons. Fourteen lay' men throughout West Virginia re taking the speaking courses hich were approved by the Vest Virginia Baptist Conven- ion.

It was voted to give $100 the W. Va. Baptist Camp at A report of the women's work vas read by Mrs. Margaret Beirne as complied by Mrs. Perry, president, she said, 'he 33rd annual state confer- nee was held at Philippi and ix women -from the association ttended.

The Love Gift up to uly 15 was $1,355.64. The spe- ial project of the women is Al- Hefner Riffle vs. Kearl Riffle, object divorce. Jene Five Divorces Given LEWISBURG (RNS) Five divorces were granted by Judge Nickell Karmer of Greenbrier County as follows: Johnny Andrew Boothe vs. Zela May Boothe; Eivina Garnette Reed vs.

James Kenneth Reed; Glendolyn Faye Fleshman vs. William Forrest Fleshman; Janet Gale Craft Feury vs. James Richter Feury, and Helen Ruth Holland vs. Clinton P. Holland Four Couples Wed LEWISBURG (RNS) Four marriages have been recorded by the clerk of Greenbrier County as follows Eugene Beulah Campbell of Meadow Bridge and Ida Gibson Eagle Of Rupert, married on I ITter- July 23 at Rupert by Rev.

tha Clay and Danny Clay of Blak- Charles Spears er Ma Grinders: Bob Johnson. RflYTvvriT- tA Blaker Mill; Lucy and Charles BrvOD1 Beverly Clark of Cald- Higginbotham of Frankford Moun- and Estelle May Wllmer of tain Junior and Senior; Lewis Ronceverte, married July 26 at Baker. FranWord Mountain; Rob- Ronceverte by Rev. Edwin W. SS Williams.

(and Alan C. McClung, Asbury Hap- Vivin David Bragg of Spring ipy Hustlers; Eva Reese. Frank- Dale and Ruth Ester State Mountain; Mildred Simmons. Chesapeake, married July 25 Spring Dale Swafford. Chaos W.

Martin of Dawson by Rev. J. M. Workers; Sam Warren, Blue Grass Boosters. Warren Blue Grass Terry Brown.

Frankford, and iSOka Hepler Angle Of Ru-j junior: Tom and Bob Johnson, part, married July 23, at Daw-'ers Mill Grinders; Bob Johnson, SOn by Rev. W. J. Birchfield. i Blakers Mill Grinders; Sherry Phill- kips, Frankford Mountain Junior; iJim Skaggs.

Central Willing Workers: Mike Hanna. Renick Stickers; Guy Harvey. Mountain Rangers; PINEVILLE The next reg- Bill and Barbara Warner, Blue Session Planned ular meeting of the Wyoming County. Democratic Executive Committee will be held at the courthouse in Pineville at 10 a. m.

Aug. 5. Grass; Linda Gay Dotson, Blue Gasss Hooters: Charlotte Ann Kidd. Frankford Mountaineers, Senior; Sharon Phillips, Frankford Mountaineers, Senior; Gregory Hurd. Sandy DePriest, Williamsburg mu i5 -i i Livewire, Senior, and Sara Kidd The public IS invited to Senior.

Corporation. Roy Bowden and wife to James T. Lowe Jr. for Lots 7 and 12 in the White Sulphur District. Florence Smith to Albert Leroy Long for Lot 31 in White Sulphur Corporation.

Palmer Williams and wife to H. Greene and wife for 35 acres in the Williamsburg District. mond. Mr. and Mrs.

R. L. Foste and children, David and Dola of Freemont, are spenc ing a week with her parents Mr. and Mrs. George Ewing Edmond, and his parents, Mr and Mrs, Okey Foster of Look out.

Mrs. Louise Wood and Mrs Carol Wood of Jackson, Ohio are visitors of Mr. and Mrs Zenith Jones this week. Mr. and Mrs.

Leo Skaggs an family of Huntington spent th week with their parents, Re and Mrs. Bert Jones and Mr and Mrs. Weston Skaggs. Services Thursday For Lonnie Carter SCARBRO (RNS) Funeral services for Lonnie E. Carter, 62, of Scarbro will be'held a) noon Thursday in the Pleasant Valley Baptist Church at Carlisle with Rev.

W. J. Carter in charge. Burial will be in the Meadow Haven Cemetery at Ingram Branch. Carter died Monday in a Montgomery hospital after a long illness.

The body will remain at the Wright and Anderson Funeral Home in Beckley where friends Awards Presented During Scout Picnic LEWISBURG (RNS) Cub Scout Pack No. 122 of Lewisburg held" their July pack meeting Sunday afternoon in the form of a picnic held at Kate's Mountain picnic area with 68 cubs and their families attending. After the dinner and a watermelon feast, a short ceremony was held for awards. Wayne Baldwin, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Leonard Baldwin, received his Bobcat pin after repeating the cub scout promise, then his mother tied his cub neckerchief on. Other awards were Wolf, Billy Corker and Frederick Staunton; silver on Wolf, Gregory Floyd; two silvers on Wolf, Paul Musser: Bear, Chip Yeager; silver on Bear, Beaver Beale and H. A. Musser; Silver on Lion, Derrick Barr. Harvey Musser, pacfcmaster, also presented to the boys gifts to the cub in each den who sold the most in the recent sell- may call after 4 p.m.

today.ji ng campaign to raise funds for It will be placed the church the pack. The gifts were bicycle one hour prior to the funeral. headlights with direction indicator. The following boys receiv ed these prizes: Den One, Jeff McCraw; Den Two, Tommy Hamrick; Den Three, Johnny Waybright; Den Four, Bill Hauser, and Den Five, Martin Taylor. License Issued LEWISBURG (RNS) A license for marriage has been issued by the Greenbrier County clerk to Thomas Eugene Martin, son of Robert Lee and Etta Ann HaH Martin of Caldwell, and Juanita Lee Stidom.

daughter of Arthur Williams and Bessie Alice Campbell Stidom of Frankford. Fayette County Concert Planned At Tech Center MONTGOMERY Winding a summer of evening activi- ies at West Virginia Tech's Upward Bound Program Thursday will be a concert by the rogram's band and chorus at :15 in the Tech's Ballroom. Sam Brill, band director at Tarlinton High and Upward Bound Music teacher, will dir- ct the two groups. The band, consisting of 30 musicians, will play "Trumpet- r's Lullaby" by Leroy Ander- an with Richard Brown as oloist; "Little Rock Riding Hood" by Guy Foreman with Redden as narrator; '-Man of La Mancha" by Mitch Leigh; "Day of Glory" by John Cacavas; Trumpet Tune" Henry Purcell and "Voodoo" Harold Walters. Eighteen be band members are Upward Sound students: the remainder are Tech students and faculty and bandsmen from the community.

The choir, composed of 60 Upward Bound students, will do Palestrina's "Adormus Te," Mitch Leigh's "Impossible Dream" and "Little Bird, Lit- 2e Bird," Luigi Zanienelli's "The Water Is Wide," and Richard Rogers' "My Favorite Things." Accompaning the choir will be Susan Collins, Carl Grooms, percussionist, and Suzanne Riggio and James McQueery, hornist The public is invited and there is no admission. Gauley Bridge GAULEY BRIDGE (RNS) -Mr. and Mrs. Joe Brown Jr. and daughter of Florida are visiting his parents.

Mr. and Mrs. Joe Brown, and daughter, and Cheryl, and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paris Worley Falls View.

Eva Halsman of California is visiting her brother- in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Brown. Mr. and Mrs.

Bob Harless of Georgia are visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Harless, and son Steve. Rev. and Mrs.

Bob Harless of Georgia are visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Harless, and son. Steve. 'Career Woman Of Year' Returns From New York WHITE SULPHUR (RNS) -Mrs.

Roberta Cross, West Virginia Business and Professional Woman's Club "Young Career Woman of the Year," has returned home from a "wonderful exciting week, but glad to be back in friendly West Virginia. 7 Mrs. Cross attended the National BPW Convention in New York last week. Her roommate was from Iowa. Forty-two career women assembled July 22 for orientation and a one-minute biographical introduction alphabetically by states.

Saturday night was one of four speech sessions. The women also took a tour of Greenwich Village Saturday evening. Sunday morning they attended a rehearsal for the Tuesday program in which they were to participate. After the rehearsal the group toured the penthouse of the New York Hilton Hotel and occupied by the National BPW President Mrs. Sara Jane Cunningham.

A reception was held Sunday evening by the National Board for the young career women. Sunday night was the grand opening of BPW with the introduction of the national president, Mrs. Cunningham, who in turn introduced the presidents from each state. This followed by a show with The ironclad Monitor ended the day of wooden ships and changed jthe building of warships throughout the world. two-hour variety Broadway stars.

Monday morning Gov. eIson Rockefeller addressed tiie convention and Monday "night an address was delivered by Mayor Lindsay of New York City. Mrs. Cross said she received many nice comments on her speech but was not one of the five runners-up selected. Mrs.

Cross said the runners-up were outstanding and deserved to win. They were from Arkansas, a speech major and educator; California, city editor of "Norwalk Call;" Kausas, student majoring in French and history and now in Washington, P. as an intern in Foreign Affairs Scholarship Program; Oklahoma, student majoring in political science and the Virgin Islands a young career woman, who is opening a television station. Tuesday night the international BPW president, Lady Littleton of England, addressed the group and the entire program was centered around the Young Career Women. As each was introduced by states, she walked down a long run way in spot lights in the same manner as the "Miss America" Contest Mrs.

Cross was the Wednesday guest of the West Virginia delegation at the convention for lunch and a fashion show in the Americana Hotel. On Thursday night the YCW were guests of the National Federation at a banquet and instal- afaon services. T. Tieman governor of Nebraska, was guest speaker. The new national president, Mrs.

Mable McClanahan of Appleton, made her acceptance speech and a reception for new officers concluded the conventional. Cross arrived at thp derson-Broaddus She said the theme for the next two years is "Seek To Know, Dare To Obey, and Risk The Results." Serving from among local worn- en on the state board for the state nominating committee is Mrs. Kelly J. Williams. Miss Cathie Grabosky reported for fee Junior High Baptist Youth.

The separation of the Junior and Senior High Fellowship groups was one of the major changes during the year. The group participated in the state project of stamps to secure equipment for the State Baptist Camp. The groups feel that the future leadership of the Baptist Youth Fellowship will be improved through separation of the junior and senior groups. Miss Jennifer Malesky report ed for the Senior High group. She said the Senior High Convention was held this year at Parkersburg with a good representation of the Fayette Association groups.

Keith Goss from the American Baptist Convention spoke on a "World Mission Campaign." Key laymen in the associations will be asked to support the world mission through different means as described by Goss. Mr. and Mrs. 0. Aftbn Linger also were speakers.

Linger spoke on behalf of the Baptist Education Society; while Mrs. Linger reported as president of the Women's Missionary Society of West Virginia. Dr. William G. Farmer, W.

Va. Baptist Convention executive secretary, introduced the missionary speaker, Rev. Jesse Vaflpr, who has served in the Philippines and has been with the convention since 1954. He will return to the Philippines this ialL Vaflor expressed much appreciation to Christians who lave done so much for his coun- xy through missions and allow- ng missionaries to come and train and work with their people. The capitol area minister, Rev.

Douglas Hill, who is one of the six area ministers named to give specific sendee to local churches, spoke on the many services rendered through the of the area ministers. The next annual meeting will 36 held at the Page Baptist Church with' Rev. James Mundy Jr. delivering the sermon, installation and dedication of officers was led by Rev. Bill Withers, pastor of tha Mount Hope Baptist Temple.

The evening session opened with a devotion led by members of the Baptist Youth Fellowship. The Calvary Baptist Choir led by Camillus Coleman san CT "1 Walk With Tie King," accompanied by Patty Coleman and was followed by a solo, "I Walked Today Where Walked," by Rev. B. L. Withers.

"Educated was the title for the message given by Hill. Ninty five persons registered and lunch was served by members of the Calvary Baptist Woman's Missionary Society. Rev. Randolph Johnson, pastor of the Oak Hill Baptist Church, gave the benediction. Lookout Items LOOKOUT (RNS) Miss Sandra Smith, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Clarence Smith, has re- urned to her home here after visiting her cousins, Linda, Connie and Terry Griffith, ia Charleston for a week. Mr. and Mrs. Edd Hypes and and Mrs.

Betty Zika- foose and children are spending a week at Sherwood Lake. Mr. and' Mrs. J. E.

Zikafoose attended the State Singing Convention at Mount Nebo Sundav. They were accompanied by her sister, Mrs. Laura Morgan of Arizona, who has been visiting here. Mr. and Mrs.

Elmer Zickafoose visited in Columbus, Ohio, over the weekend. Mrs. Nellie Whitman has returned to her home here after visiting her daughters Hazel Griffith and Mrs. Donna Elswick of Charleston. She also was a patient in St.

Francis Hospital for two days. Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Holcomb Jr. were Stanley Holcomb and Mrs.

Marv Ann Atchley of New York. Jimmy Cottle, grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wilson, nas returned to his home here after spending two weeks of training in Camp Pickett, Va. The Dora Hash Bible Class will meet at the home of Miss Florence Blume at 7:30 Thursday.

Mrs. A. J. McCutcheon visited Mrs. Effie Blume at the Pine Lodge Nursing Home at Beckley Wednesday.

Mrs. Blume is be- gming to walk after falling and breaking her hip several weeks ago. LeRoy Harrell and Barry Brown returned Saturday after spending two weeks training at Reserve Camp at Virginia Mrs. Hazel Caldwell of Grants, after visiting her sister, Mrs. N.

M. returned home Saturday Owena Burdette, and her brother-in-law and family, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Caldwell. Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Bayster of Dayton, Ohio, spent the weekend with her grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. R.

0. Blume. She is the former Sandy Powell an i Mrs John CaWweH of Falls Church, are visiting his brother and sister-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Harold Caldwell Naamen Fitzwater and daughter, Florence, and grandsons.

Loren and David, left Friday for Middletown, Ohio, where tliev will attend the wedding of his aranddaughtw, Bonnie BeUo former-.