Beckley Post-Herald from Beckley, West Virginia • Page 8

EIGHT Engagement Told BECKLEY POST-HERALD, BECKLEY, W. VA, FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL 20, 19C2 COLCORD (RNS) Charles Austin of Brooksville. has announced the engagement of his daughter, Mrs. Dena Thompson, to Carl Patterson of Tampa, Fla Mrs. Thompson is a daughter of Mrs.

Ben Thompson of Colcord and Charles Austin of Florida. Patterson's mother is Mrs. 01- lie Patterson of Brooksyille, Fla Plans for an immediate wedding are beinj made by the couple. REVIVAL SPEAKER The Rev. Ralph Poole will be the evangelist for a two week revival at the Stanaferd Missionary Baptist Church- beginning Sunday, April 22 through Way 6, ot 7:30 P.M.

nightly according to the Pastor, the Rev. W. Jones. Fayetteville Legion Post Has Largest Membership GAA Officers At Mount Hope High School New officers of the Girls Athletic Association at Mount Hope High School were elected at the Tuesday evening 'meeting held, at 'the home of Becky Humphrey. They are (left to right) Mary Miller Gwinn, president; Becky Humphrey, vice president; Diane Hinkle, secretary; Priscilla Brewer, treasurer; and Veda Toney, reporter.

Plans were completed for the annual Wreck Reported fflNTON (RNS) Earl Lee Carson, 22, of Hintpn was charged with reckless driving by city police following an automobile accident at 4:30 p. m. Wednesday. The accident occurred on Temple Street near Twelfth Avenue when the vehicle Carson was driving ran over a hill. Damage to his vehicle was estimated at $150.

Carson is scheduled to appear in police court April 26. The Greek statesman Pericles selected the architect, Ictinus, and the sculptor, Phidias, to design and raise the Parthenon. Order Is Approved By Wyoming Board PINEVILLE (RNS)- The Wyoming County Board of Education met for a special meeting Tuesday night for the purpose of A Sawyers of Covington May Day program to be presented by the GAA at the school. The next meeting will be held May 8. Sponsors attending were Mrs.

Martha Amorine and Mrs. Kathryn Neely. Smoot Personals. SMOOT (RNS) Mrs. B.

A Sawyers of Smoot is a patient in the Hinton Hospital, where she underwent major surgery Tues dav. approving a levy order of maximum rates set up by law. In other business they approved the use of school bus transportation for band students to attend the state band festival, in Bluefield. They also selected the following who axe recipients of bids for new is visiting his sons and fam ilies, Mr. and Mrs.

B. A. Saw yers and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sawyers of Smoot.

buses: Mullens Motor Wyo ming Auto, Ray Wells Chevrolet all of Mullens, and Pine Chevrole Pineville. SHOE HEADQUARTERS I Wyoming County FAYETTEVILLE (RNS) Valter Caldwell, adjutant of La- "ayette Post No. 149, The Amer- can Legion in FayetteviHe, announced that the post has the argest current membership in the history of the post, when members met Monday night. The meeting was held in the Legion lome with Commander Roy D. iruikshank, presiding.

Adjutant'Caldwell reported a otal of 423 members have paid dues for 1962, to top all previous .6 years in the post. He stated he Fayetteville post has a larger membership than many posts larger towns in West Virginia. He also announced that special membership awards have been ordered for all "membership go- getters" in the post A report was given by William R. Hesse that all plans have been completed for the seventeh District Convention to be held hi Fayetteville April 29. Registration will begin at 11 a.m., to be followed by lunch at noon.

Business sessions will be held in the Fayette County Memorial Auditorium starting at 1 p.m. Commander Cruikshank urgec all members of the post to attenc the convention and observe the workings of the Legion on the dis trict level. THE NEWEST STYLES FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY! PUMPS High and Medium Heel Reg, J7 It Black Black Patent White Scmg Sparrow Matching Handbags" 1.99 2.99 SHOES FOR CHILDREN SI A TO WI 99 Patent Swing Strap 99 8 2 3 ALL WIDTHS I a a PATENTS I Madison Satiate SHOES FOR MEN Boys' Madison Square Soles Guaranteed For 6 Months i Gents Sizes 9-3 99 Boys' SJzes 2 Jo 6 99 SHOES 331 Neville St. ADVERTISED IN LOOK SOFT TOUCH SOFT TOUCH The a Inner construction gives unbelievable comfort with its softly cushioned peitan insole. So remarkably flexible, needs no breaking in, but is ready to walk "you com- forfcfaly out of the store.

Rubber heels. Sires 6 to EE widths. Black or brown. Lunch will be prepared members of the Auxiliary Unit John L. Witt chairman the Veterans Administration Hos pital committee, reminded the group of the scheduled visit to the VA Hospital in Beckley on Apri 30.

All members were urged to meet at the Legion Home at 6 p.m. in order to pool transporta tion to Beckley. A specia program will be presented for the patients and refreshments will be served. Charles B. Selvey, American ism officer, reported on the "Bells Across the Nation" project.

The adjutant announced a Jimmy Jones Charles L. Gar vin III had been selected as Fay etteville High School representa tives to attend Boys' State a Jackson's Mill. An announcemen will be made at a later date on the representatives from Collins Mrs. Varnev Dies; Funeral Saturday LILLYDALE (RNS) Funera services for Mrs. Allie Maxine Varney, 24, of Lilly dale will be conducted at 11 a.m.

Saturdaj in The Church of God with the Rev. J. L. Riffe and the Rev Stollie Parsons in charge. Burial will be in HHlcrest Memorial Gardens at Metheny.

Mrs. Varney died at 5 p.m. Wednesday in her home. The body will be taken from Evans Funeral Home in Oceana to the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Wayne Graham' of Lillydale, at 4 p.m. today. ligh School in Oak Hill, Mount iope, and Nuttall High School at Lookout, which are also to be ponsored under the post quota. Encampment will start June 3 and last for one week. Dr.

Edwin H. Warfieid reported that an open meeting for all ip- erested citizens will be held in the Memorial Auditorium Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. relative to fluoridation of the Fayetteville water supply. He also reminded group of the Roy Acuff show scheduled for Thursday, to be held the Memorial Building. Proceeds will go to the Tunney Hunsaker Fund.

A report was given by Kenneth Wood on a meeting held recently relative to formation of a special class for exceptional children in this area. It was announced that a group of representatives from local organizations plan to meet with the Fayette County Board of Education in efforts to get a special teacher for the approxl mately 16 children. John L. Witt Jr. discussed the purchase of special Americanism cards for distribution by members.

He volunteered to secure prices of printing and is to report back at-the next meeting. Refreshments were prepared by auxiliary members, Mrs. William R. Hesse and Mrs. Harry H.

Aliff. A vote to reopen the club facilities on Tuesday and Thursday nights was made at the regular meeting of the board of directors of LaFayette Club 49, American Legion in Fayetteville. The meeting was held Monday night following the legion meeting in the Legion Home on Maple Avenue. The treasurer was authorized to work out the salary adjustment with Club Manager Lewis Baldry. A decision was made to continue the policy of closing the clubroom during post meetings.

Permission was granted for the Fayetteville Junior Chamber of Commerce to meet at the Legion Home on the second and fourth Thursdays of each month. Following a discussion, the post voted to purchase paint for a portion of the clubrooms. William R. Hesse and Jesse Williams volunteered to apply the paint 'before the 7th District Convention. Following proper motion, the treasurer was authorized to purchase the food for the lunch for the District Convention and to pay the Auxiliary Unit for preparation of the meal.

Herndon Students Enter Contest Two girls from Herndon High School have entered the "Miss Wyoming County Easter Seals of 1962" contest. They are Barbara Henderson of Covel (left) and Phyllis Angle of Bud. Barbara is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vance Carson Henderson of Covel.

She is a senior at Herndon High School, has been a member of the Sub Debs, Student Council, Futures Business Leaders of America, annual staff, Booster Club and band. She has held the office of secretary in the Sub Debs and vice president of the Boosters Club. She also received the Senior Superlative "Best Looking." Phyllis is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Angle of Bud.

She is a senior at Herndon High School and has been a cheerleader, member of the Senior Tri-Hi- Student Council, Boosters Club and is now treasurer of the FBLA. The contest is sponsored by Beta Sigma Phi Sorority and will be held in the Pineville High School Auditorium, April 23 at 7:30 p.m. Oceana Briefs OCEANA ORNS) Mr. andj Mrs. Glenn Chaffins were Sunday guests of his parents, Mr.

a Mrs. Dick Chaffins of Pikeville, Ky. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Chaffins were weekend visitors of her mother, Mrs.

Mollie Sword, and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Chaffins, all of Pikeville, Ky. Mpnday guests of Mrs. Maude Cozort were her son, Glenn Cozort of Mullens, and her brother, Fergie Scott of Rockview.

from Stevens Clinic Hospital in Welch where he underwent observation and treatment for a week. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Rudolph and daughter, Becky, of Ashtabula, Ohio, are guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Wanna C. Cook." Miss Jane Lynn Echols, a nurse at Beckley Memorial Hospital, who was injured in an automobile accident three weeks ago, is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. B. L. Morgan.

Mr. and Mrs. Dale Cook and children, Richard, Delores, and Gwcn, were Saturday visitors iii Logan. Mrs. P.

D. Raymond was a Saturday visitor in Mullens, Dean Gray and daughters, Melinda, Shelia, and Becky, ftffc Thursday to spend several 'days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bud Gray of Jackson's Mill Mr. and Mrs.

Bill Workman- of Jesse -were Sunday guests of Mrs. Maude Cozort. Tommy Nutter and daughter, Sandra, will leave Friday to spend the Easter weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. B.

G. Nutter of West Union. MOUNT HOPE (ENS) The deacons, deaconness, and members of the executive board of the Woman's Mission Society of the Mount Hope Baptist Temple met at the church Monday evening. Plans were discussed concerning how to conduct the greeters and the visitation program which will be sponsored at the church. It was decided to have the list of greeters posted on the bulletin board complete for the remainder of this year.

The visitation program will be held on the second and fourth Thursdays of each month. The couple was 16 by the Rev. MULLENS (RNS)-Mrs. Roger Hall was honored night with a household shower held in the home of Mrs. Rodney Miller.

Mrs. Hall, the former Carol Hubbard, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hubbard, Allen Junction. Hall is the son of Mr.

and Mrs. Claude Hall, Corinne. married 'March Christopher C. Mize of the Methodist Church in Wytheville, Va. The hostesses for the shower were Wynema Bowling, Barbara Dixon, Teresa McNeely, Carolyn Farley, Linda -Salters, Mrs.

Johnny Pennington, and Mrs. Rodney Miller. The guest list included, Virginia Armantrout, Peggy Carte, Cindy Cook, Cindy Simmons, Sandy Bramrner, Myrtle Walker, Bobbi Jenkins, Brenda Cook, Mrs. Charles Simmons, and Mrs. Jimmy Elkins.

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Claudia is the daughter of Mrr and Mrs. Claude McGraw and Carol is the daughter of and Mrs. William Toney Jr. Old Dominion Chocolate Covered EASTER EGGS 50' IN ASSORTED FLAVORS HAND PAINTED WOODEN SHOES FILLED WITH MILK CHOCOLATE Filied With Candy Whitman Handbags 1 59 Easter Baskets And 98 COMPLETE LINE OF EASTER CANDIES BY OLD DOMINION MRS. STEVENS WHITMAN'S COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF SIZES VISIT OUR GIFT SHOP! LARGEST SELECTION OF HALLMARK EASTER GREETINGS IN WEST VIRGINIA -LARGE SELECTION OF POTTED FLOWERS- Watkins Rexall Drug HAUMARK CARD AND GIFT SHOP rut msctitnott DtuvttY.moNi OHM AJft.

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