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the TWO FAYETTE News and Circulation WEDS IN KENTUCKY FAYETTEVILLE, May 13-. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Poff of Fayetteville, are announcing the marriage of their daughter, Mildred, to M-Sgt. W.

E. Phipps, Friday at Catlettesburg, Ky. The bride is a graduate of Fayetteville High School, Beckley lege, and "of Hunter College of New York. She is now serving the WAVES at Patuxent River, with the rating of Yeoman Second Class, She is completing her eighth year in the Navy. Sgt.

Phipps the son of Mrs. Margaret Phipps of Bristol, and is now stationed at Oak Hill. in the Recruiting Service. Prior assignment he served overseas in the Pacific theatre of operations during World War II. MRS.

E. O. MCGINNIS HEADS KINGSTON PTA OAK HILL. May 13 Mrs. E.

McGinnis was elected president of the Kingston Elementary School a Association, following a dinner-meeting at the school May 8. Seventy parents and teachers attended the "pot-luck" dinner held at the school gymnasium, at 7 p.m, and the officers for the coming selected, year. Mrs. Bob Bearden was elected vicepresident; Mrs. Mary Armstrong, secretary; and B.

Wriston, treasurer. The group was accepted on nomination from a committee on Resolutions and Nominations. The committee submitted resolutions for the coming school term which were also accepted by the association members. Although whales lost their hairy coats in adapting themselves to life in the water, some species have a few hairs on their bodies. NOW! NOW! PALACE -TODAY TOMORROWTHEY STAND IN FAM ANO LOVE AND 12GINDI SUPER COLOR THE TEXAS tmr, tay GEORGE MONTGOMERY GALE STORM.

NUN HINT SO of I Millions YEARS of TECHNICOLOR "Valentino ELEANOR PARKER ANTHONY DEXTER Something you should know! A FOR ONE WHOLE WEEK Yau Can Run Your Want Ads 3 Days Price For of 1 The 7 Days Price For of The I MI MAY 18-24 NATIONAL WANTAD WEEK. -HERALD, BECKLEY, W. BECKLEY WYOMING COUNTY NEWS Circulation Offices, Phone 366 News and Miss Faye Ellen Thomas And Gerald P. Acord Wed MRS. GERALD ACORD PINEVILLE, May 13.

In a Isingle-ring ceremony Miss Faye Cilen Thomas became the bride of A-3c Gerald Price Acord, Fri- Perry Bailey Dies At Oceana Home OCEANA, May 13- Perry Bailey, 84, died at his home in Oce-! ana at 5 a.m. today following a lingering illness. was born May 20, 1868. at Craney, the son of Irvin and Elvira Mandville Bailey. He was married in in in in in in in in in 1894 to Eliza Farmer.

One of the oldest merchants in Wyoming County, he started business in 1893 Craney. He moved business to Occana in 1908. where he continued until the time of his death. He was a member of the West Virginia Merchant's Association and the First Baptist Church, Occana. He is survived by his wife, two sons.

Onnie and Nash Bailey, both of Mullens; two daughters, Minnie Hankins and Mrs. Moral Chambers, both of Occana: a sister, Mrs. Laura Spangler, of Morgantown: nine grandchildren and six -grandchildren. Funeral services will be conducted at the First Baptist Church, Oceana. at 2 p.m.

Thursday with the Rev. Wayne Rollins and the Rev. Harry L. Stevens officiating. Burial will be in the Oceana Cemetery.

The body will be removed to the home at 2 p.m. Wednesday from the Evans Funeral Home, Oceana. ford for the Rural Development Program in West Virginia. program will include the showing of motion pictures, a Holdemonstration. grassland farming and pastures and meadows.

Mr. and Mrs. Warner live on one of the oldest farms in the county. This farm has been in the family for a century, and was used as a stopping place for herds as they were being driven from the west to the eastern states to market in the days of trail herds. It is said that one of the hog drivers who a man of religion stopped on his way back from marketing his hogs in Richmond and held religious services under the oak trees standing by the spring.

During the civil war the home was used as a hospital. The meeting will be open to the public. CHOKED with stomach GAS? THANK HEAVENS Most attacks are just acid indigestion. When it strikes, take Bell-ans tablets. They contain the fastest-acting medicines known to doctors for the relief of med beartburn, gas and similar distress.

ORCHARD MILE DELVE IN cotta FROM CP AR 040. BECKLEY OCONCO WEDNESDAY THURSDAY "THEY GOT ME COVERED" Bob Hope Dorothy Lamour Short Cartoon SHOW STARTS AT DESK- DEIN OR CLEAR Princess Theatre Mt. Hope, W. Va: WEDNESDAY THURSDAY SAN QUENTIN Pat O'Brien Humphrey Bogart PLUS WaRNER RELEASES ARE MOS PLUS "THE INSIDE ISLAND ANN SHERIDAN and tundreds of others Doors Open 4:45 Week WEDNESDAY MORNING, RAINELLE And Circulation Office. News State Police Kept On Run With Five Wrecks In 12 Hours RAINELLE.

May 13 Rainelle state police officers, Cpl. C. Dawson and Tpr. B. H.

report a series of five traffic accidents during a 12-hour period Saturday. with no serious injuries to persons, but considerable damages vehicles involved. first accident occurred on Route 60 about seven miles west of Rainelle in which the car owned and driven by Perry Joe. Graham of Quinwood, struck the (trailer of a tractor-trailer Persinger belonging to Troy Heaters of and driven Brown. Graham's mother, Mrs.

Pauline Graham a passenger in his car, suffered slight face and head juries. No damages were suffered the tractor-trailer which was loaded with lumber, but Graham's, car suffered severe damage to the. front and left side. The car was reported to have slid on a No arrests were made in connec-i tion with the mishap. The second accident which also occurred on Route 60 a short distance from Rainelle.

involved three vehicles. The officers report that the steering gear on the car of Charles Nixon Jones, locked as he was going west from Lee's Tree Tavern. and struck a car owned and driven by an East Rainelle resident, Dr. B. Rose.

After striking the Rose car, Jones' 1940 Ford bounced off and: struck, a Motor truck owned Company by and the Lewis- driven: by Tracy Cecil Hanson of Lewisburg. The worst damage in this mishap was suffered by the Rose car, with slight damages to ones' this accident. The third accident occurred on State Route 20 six miles from Rainelle and involved a car driv-! en by Dorn Fox of Bellwood, which! struck 2 car belonging to Earli Hutsenpiller of East Rainelle. Fox was arrested for having improper registration plates. Considerable: damages were suffered vehicles, Fox narrowly escaped: in a nearby creek in the going mishap.

The fourth accident occurred ati Rupert and involved a transferl truck that carries mail to and a car driven by a Mrs. McMillion of Ronceverte. Mc-: Million, the officers relate, was pulling nut of a service station located in the west end of Rupert when her car and the truck 'tangled' with slight damages to, of the truck. and the truck on the rear of the McMillion car being considerably damaged. No arrests.

The accident that 'plagued' the officers for the day concerned a car and driven by D. J. Harriger of Rupert, which the officers report as sideswiping a car driven by a Cabin Creek soldier. Harriger was traveling west Clintonville mountain at the time. and after he sideswiped the soldiers car, his car went over the mountain for a considerable dis-; tance.

No one was injured in the accident, and no arrests made. Harriger's car was damaged considerably. with only sight damages to the other car. MRS. BAILEY RETURNS FROM SHRINE MEETING EAST RAINELLE.

May 13 Mrs. Thelma Bailey has just returned to her home here after accompanying Miss Zola Trail and Mrs. Hattie Keaton of Hinton to Toronto Canada. where they represented the Stella Montis Shrine No. 9, as delegates to the Supreme Shrine.

Order of White Shrine of Jerusalem. The three delegates joined in Charleston the other delegates and patrol members who took 'a specal coach to the 58th convention which was held at the Maple Leaf Gardens in Toronto, May 4-9. They toured the city of Toronto during their visit, and also visited at Niagara Falls enroute home, arriving back to their destinations May 11. Announcement was made that the Supreme White Shrine will convene in Milwaukee, next year. the mobile blood unit was at the Moose Home.

An additional 13 prospective donors were rejected. The bloodmobile visit was sponsored by the Wyoming CounAmerican Legion Post 106 and the Auxiliary with the assistance of the Women of the Moose. MAY 14, 1952 AREA NEWS Phone East Rainell- 3901 RAINELLE JUNIOR AND SENIOR BANQUET HELD AT METHODIST CHURCH RAINELLE, Star." was the theme of the junior-senior banquet of the Rainelle school held on Friday night at the Rainelle Methodis: Church. Dinner was served. by the church WSCS.

Silver stars studded the dark! blue ceiling over the table which was centered with a large star wearing a jauntily tipped graduation cap. Favors were miniature: wagons hitched to stars, with blue white crepe paper decora-! tions vases of lilacs completing the table setting. Judy Wills, junior class secre-! tary, was toastmaster for the eve-! ning and introduced the program: numbers. Invocation was Miss Wills, followed by Wishing! Star, by Little Dipper (Denny Hylton). president of the junior class: Holiday in Stardom, by the Big Dipper (Kenneth Napier) presi-! dent of the senior class; Your Wagon to a Star, by queen! Saturn (Elda Utterback) vicepresident of the junior class: song, Stardust, by Beulah Pack: Shooting Stars, by the Flying Comet (Curtis Fleshman); The Milky Way, by Lady in the Moon (Joan Shafer); The World is Waiting for the Sunrise, 2 talk by Little Sunbeam (Ruby Corron).

A quartet composed of Ruby Corron, Diane Johnson, Beulah Pack. and Nina Woolridge, presented My Blue Heaven, and Moonlight and Roses. Miss Doris Morgan, junior class advisor, was in charge of banquet! arrangements. and Woodrow Bower had charge of the gymnasium where a dance followed the dinner. Music was furnished by an: orchestra from West Virginia Institute of Technology, the Tech Swingsters.

which gave off varicolored lights as they burned were used also during the and at the close of the dinner a farewell song to the seniors which was improvised by Mrs. Moonlight Phyllis Halsey to the tune of and Roses, was sung by the entire group. Last Meeting Held By Woman's Club RAINELLE. May 13 The Rainelle Woman's Club has held meeting prior to the closing for the summer season. after a successful year of club activities.

Reports were made at this meeting on the recent state convention held in Charleston. by the delegates Mrs. W. A. Crichton, Mrs.

Jarrett. Mrs. Richard H. Bowman. Mrs.

W. B. Davis, Mrs. John Alvis, Mrs. Stephen R.

Tully, Mrs. George Beattie, and Mrs. J. E. Decker.

The club members decided to continue their calendar project for another year, and a report was made by the membership chairman, Mrs. H. L. Gray, who read a list of eight new members and the names of the sponsoring members. Mrs.

Gray also stated that new membership prospects can still be turned in until the new. year books go to press. The Rainelle Woman's Club now has a membership of 84. Membership dues for the year have been raised from $3. to $5.

per year. and the club is an open memoership organization. The success of the club is evidenced by the treasurer's report that nearly $1,000 has been paid out during the year for various donations and club activities. Also around 100 books have been added to the church library through the club campaign on bock collecting. Among outstanding donations by the club during the past year were to the Raincile band uniform drive, the Cancer Control, and the Amarican Red Cross; and the purchase of a $500.

government bond, during a local drive, and which will be set aside for a future club house fund. Mrs. Richard H. Bowman will again head the club as president for the new year, which will open again in September. Hostesses for this final May meeting were: Mrs.

F. Hamed, Mrs. G. M. Vass, H.

C. Lee, MOUNTAIN AIR DRIVE IN Theatres GLEN JEAN, TA LAST TIMES TONIGHT "HIS KIND OF WOMAN" Robert Mitchum Jane Russell Vincent Price Tim Holt COMEDY SHOW at DUSK--RAIN or CLEAR TWO STAR-FILLED FUN-FILLED -G- FEATURES Starts TODAY! RECKLEY FOR 3 DAYS? THEATRE MGMs Delightful Comedy! VAN PAUL have a DOUGLAS You'll Wonderful When in Love in better thou with IS BETTER lovely lovable luscious EVER THAN M-G-M's happy Leap Year picture LARRY PARKS ELIZABETH TAYLOR COAL RIVER AREA NEWS Telephone Whitesville 3220 COUNTY NEWS Offices. Phone Oak Him 90 Oak Hill BPW Club Honors Mothers OAK HILL, May 13 The Oak Hill Business and Professional Wo-; man's Club honored their mothers. Monday evening, with a Mother's Day Dinner at Hotel Hili. Mem-.

bers brought their mothers, rep-! resentative mothers and guests, Each was presented with a gay of spring flowers and the dinner tables were decorated with dogwood blossoms and the club's: federation colors, yellow and green, were brought out in the candle lighting. Miss Clara Payne presented the invocation service, and the group were entertained, by the "Har-! monettes" Howard Scott: at the piano. The vocal group was presented with dolls made of hand-! kerchiefs. Reading for the occasion was presented by Miss Louise Thomas. Guests and mothers attending were: Mrs.

Audry Decker, Mrs. Joyce Payne, Mrs. George Overholt, Mrs. E. C.

Thomas, Mrs. Andrew Easton, Miss Jennett Will, Miss Marion Jenkins, of Mt. Hope; Mrs. Jack Price. Mrs.

Robert isey, Mrs. L. R. Mitchell, Mrs. Jones, and Mrs.

J. T. Brooks. Several members present could not have mothers present at the dinner. During a business meeting fol-! lowing the dinner a letter of appreciation was read from Miss Emma Neal Boggess.

of Parkers-: burg. immediate past president of; West Virginia. Federation, ing the Oak Hill group for their operation during her six years in office. A report was made, by Miss Clara Payne Miss Ruth; Easton, on their trip to the state! convention at Uniontown, Pa. The group made plans their Laurel Wreath Definite dinner plans dance to bel Theld in June.

are announced to the membership at a later date. The newly elected president, Mrs. Ann Oyler, submitted a list of her committee appointments for the coming year's activities. Miss Irene Kurzyna, Civil man: Mrs. Lucile Vento.

Education and Vocation chairman; Theda Hess, International Relations: Miss Ruth Easton. news service: Miss Louise Thomas, raidio and television; Mrs. Peggy Thomas. State Conservation; Mrs. Wanda Farrish, reservations; Mirs.

Ruth Parliamentarian: Miss Clara Payne. program cOordinator: Mrs. Jane. Anderson. membership chairman; Mrs.

Irene Johnson. Finance chairman; Mrs. Louise Hess, legislation chairman: Mrs. Mabel Gwinn. Safety chairman; Mrs.

Eleanor: Decker, Public Affairs chairman: Mrs. Margaret Jean torian. Arrangements for the Mother's Day dinner and program were in charge of Miss Payne, Mrs. Louise Hess. and Mrs.

Kathleen Soblaski. The club welcomed their new member, Mrs. Sytha Sneed, of Oak Hill. An executive board meeting has been called for May 29, at the home of their president, Mrs. Oyler.

Holstein Group To Hold Meeting At Fayette Farm FAYETTEVILLE. May 13-The West Virginia Holstein Association will hold a field and twilight meeting at W. C. Warner farm. Beckwith.

on Tuesday, June 17th. at 6:30 p.m. Dairymen from Fayette and adjoining counties have been invited to attend and hear Glen Householder, Extension Service. Holstein Friesian Association. Brattleboro.

Vermont. who will be the principal speaker. Others who will appear on the program will be Guy Montgomery of Ronceverte, representing the Association, and Charles Shackel- Beckley OPEN AIR Theatre DRIVE IN CAR SPEAKER. RT. 41 STANFORD LAST TIMES TONIGHT FAMILY NIGHT $1.00 PER CAR LOAD "FORT OSAGE" Rod Cameron Jane Nigh COMEDY SHOW at DUSK -RAIN or CLEAR LYRIC Dial 4161 THE HOUSE OF HITS LAST SHOWING TODAY JEANNE CRAIN MYRNA LOY DEBRA PAGET JEFFREY HUNTER EDWARD ARNOLD Belles Toes on their TECHNICOLOR COMING THURSDAY HUMPHREY Deadline -USA Class Leaders Are Named At Mt.

View Junior High 4 LOIS DARLINGTON ROCK CREEK, May 13 Lois Darlington, of the ninth grade class of the Mt. View Jr. High School has been named valedictorian for the year 1952. She is a member of the 4-H club and secretary of the ninth grade class. She has maintained a 2.81 average for her three years at Mt.

View Jr. High school. Fourteen years old, she is the daughter of Mr: and Mrs. Bill Darlington, of Arnett. Larry Cassell, maintained the second highest average for honor of salutatorian.

He is presiident of the ninth grade class. played the basketball team for two years and has a perfect attendance record for this year. Cassell entered Mt. View Jr. High School from Marsh Fork High School at Montcoal at the beginning of his eighth grade year.

Fourteen years old, he is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Cassell, of Arnett. The thirty-five candidates eligible for graduation are as follows: Janet Lavonne Acord. Doris Lee Adams, Wilma June Aliff, Imajean' Ester Ash.

Carl Dewey Boggess, Mikey Leo Boggs, Kosta Bongalis, Dolores Jean Bradford, Robert Lyle Bradford, Orpha Jane Bryant, Nancy Carol Burnside, Jean Cantley, Lawrence sell. Lois Kathryn Darlington, Lawrence Dean, Joyce Jean Dickens. David Paul Doss. Loretta Sue Gunnoe, Peter Allen Hale, Geraldine Gaye Honaker. Norma Honaker.

Patsy Jean Humphrey. Bobby Roger Jarrell, Percy Roger Jarrell, Agnes Kostos. Lois Marie Milam, Erma Jean Nelson, Charles Eugene Pettry, Homer Robert Pettry, Albert Donald Richmond, HEART ATTACK IS FATAL TO ABRAHAM L. REED RUPERT. May 13-Abraham L.

Reed, 61, of Rupert, died of a heart attack Tuesday afternoon at his home after returning from work. The body is at the Wallace and Wallace Funeral Home in East Rainelle pending funeral arrangements. Mrs. D. F.

Gladwell. Mrs. C. J. Sanford, Mrs.

Hogsett, Birs. C. Whitlock, Mrs. L. H.

Wallace, Mrs. J. P. Jarrett, and Mrs. Haven Wall.

The program 101 the meeting was, "Girls of the Roving a copy skit of one presented during the banquet at the recent state convention of Federated Woman'3 Clubs held in Charleston. The cast of local members wore the styles of the early 20s. 1002 waisted. short skirted dresses. spit curles, high heels and rolled hose.

Members featured were the Lois Willis. Zena Keaton, Paula Brafford, Mary K. Gentry, Sidney Sanford, Ruby Deck. Vocal selections included such numbers as "Let the Rest of the World Go "St. Louis "My Blue Heaven." "Peg'0 Heart." and "Let Me Call You Sweetheart." LARRY CASSELL Donald Dean Sarrett, Jeanette Stepp, Emojune Tackett, Kermit Webb, Christopher Workman.

baccalaureate sermon will be delivered Sunday, May 18, at 11 a.m. Following the processional the invocation will be offered by the Rev. Melvin Rennie, followed by the song. "Onward Christian Soldiers," by members of the graduating class. Rev.

John Peck, former pastor of the Colcord Presbyterian Church and acting pastor of. the Dry Creek Presbyterian Church will deliver the sermon on, "Education and Religion," followed by. la solo, "The Lord's Prayer," by Mrs. Mevin Rennie. Commencement exercise will be held Wednesday, May 21, at 8 p.m.

with Emory McGraw, of-. fering the Lawrence Cassell will present the salutatory address, followed by a song. "Hark The Vesper Hymn is Stealing." by members of the graduating class, followed by the valedictorian, Lois A Ann Darlington. Dr. J.

M. Helm. district superintendent of the Huntington district' Methodist Church, will give the commencement address. Following the presentation of diplomas benediction will be offered by Rev. McGraw.

Ushers will be: Norma Dickens, Arbutus Pettry. Lois Ann Jarrell, and Bonnie Williams. day at 11 a.m., at the Cook Mewith the Rev. Harry morial Baptiso, Church, Pineville, L. Stevens, officiating.

The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Thomas, of Pineville, and Mr. Thomas. Blanche Given in marriage by her brothher. Bill Thomas, the bride wore a suit of off-white with white accessories.

She carried a white Bible topped with a white orchid. The candlelight ceremony was in a setting of bridal wreath and snow ball. Mrs. Barbara Blankenship Anderson wAS the bride's only attendant, attired in a white suit and white flowers. Milton Holstein, Charleston, served the grocm as best man.

Mrs. Tommy Stevens played the traditional wedding "Dearly marches, Belov- also Promise Me," ed." and "Why do I Love Both Mr. and Mrs. Acord are graduates of Pineville High School. Mrs.

Acord is employed at the Wyoming Store of the Red Jacket Coal Company where she will continue until she joins her husband later. He has been here on leave from the Air Force and left Sunday for his new station at Cambridge, Mass. They left o'n their honeymoon immediately following the wed-; ding ceremony. Baptist Men To Be Reorganized At Friday Meet MULLENS. May 13-The Baptist Men's Council will be ganized for the new church year at a dinner and rally scheduled for 6:30 p.m.

Friday at the First Baptist Church. Eugene Vest, recently elected by the church to serve as president of the Council, will preside over the meeting which include the election of additional council officers. Guest speaker fon the evening will be State Senator Robert C. Byrd, of Crab Orchard. a Sunday School teacher in the Baptist Church of his home town.

The social committee of the church will be in charge of seriing the dinner at the first quarterly meeting of the council for the new year which began May 1. 98 PINTS OF BLOOD ARE DONATED IN MULLENS MULLENS, May 13-Mullens: area donors gave 98 pints of blood to the Red Cross here today when PINEVILLE DRIVE- -IN LAST TIMES TONIGHT (Technicolor) "FLYING LEATHERNECKS" John Wayne WED. MT. HOPE AND. THURSDAY "FRANKENSTEIN" Boris Karloff PLUS "DRACULA" Bela Lugosi RIALTOI LAST TIMES TODAY MULLENS.

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