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7S inches tart for you you are more Woot-8. They say a bed ihould be seven inches longer than the occupant aching back Nagging or muscular aches and pains'may come on with over-exertion, emotional upsets or day to day stress and strain. And folks who eat and drink unwisely sometimes suffer mfld bladder irritation with that restless uncomfortable feeling. If you are miserable and worn ou because of these discomforts, Pills often help by their pain relieving acUon, by their soothing effect to eas bladder irritation, and by their mile diuretic action through tne kidneys -lending to increase the output of the 15 miles of kidney tubes. So if nagging backache makes you feel rest less, sleepless Doan's get the same happy relief millions have enjoyed for over 6( years.

Ask for large, economy size and savemon- Get Doan's Pills todayl Mrs. Steven Bennett (left) Vr'as honored with a household shower Saturday at 7:30 p. m. at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Waldo Cox, at Jumping Branch. Mrs. Bennett is the former Miss Carolyn Cox. The house was decorated in pink and white with arrangement of spring flowers. Shown with her are Mrs.

Audrey Lilly and Mrs. Births Announced PRINCETON (RNS) Births lave been recorded at Memorial Hospital as follow: Mr. and Mrs. William of Princeton, a girl May Dr. and Mrs.

Hugh C. Land of Athens, a boy May Mr. and Mrs. James E. Broyles of Princeton, a boy, May 10; Mr.

and Mrs. Jerry F. Moore of Matoaka, a girl, May 10; Mr. and Mrs. Tommy E.

Small of Princeton, a girl, May 10; Mr. and Mrs. William Russell Kirk of Princeton, a girl, May 11; and Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Farmer of Matoaka, a boy, May 12.

BECKLEY POST-HERALD, BECKLEY, W. THyBSDAY MORNING, MAT 17, S. Alderman, 78, Dies In Hospital COVINGTON, Va. (RNS) Stonewall Alderman, 78, of Cov- died Tuesday night in a. Covington hospital.

He lived with the D. N. Byers family in Covington since 1905 and was a member of the Fletcher Chapel Methodist Church. Bora in Greenbrier County, Oct. 1884, he was a son of the late Mr.

and Mrs, George Alderman. Surviving are two brothers, George of Glace. The funeral will be conducted in the R. M. Loving Funeral Home in Covington at 4 p.ni today with the Rev.

Leland S. Johnson and the Rev. C. L. Atkinson in charge.

Burial will be in Seldomridge, Ross Helmintoller, J. R. Plymal Nixon Mann, Dick Dudley, Bob Lockhart, Jack Richardson, and Eddie Alfred. Mrs. Steven Bennett Honored At Household Shower Annabelle Bennett.

Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Betty McCallister, Mrs. Eugene Stanley, and Mrs. Mary Pack. Attending were Mrs.

Amma Lilly, Mrs. Mary Neely, Mrs. Ethel Crook, Mrs. Delia Farley, Mrs. Lola Arthur, Mrs.

Kennamae Lilly, Miss Geraldine Arthur, Mrs. Cassie St. Clair, Mrs. Retha Mae St. Clair, Mrs.

Lorene Slusher, Mrs. Pearl Lilly, Miss Ramona Cochran, Mrs. Maxine Epperiy, Mrs. Virginia Wilcox, Mrs. Mattie Reed, Mrs.

Ora Pack, Mrs. Ellen Harrah, Mrs. Elizabeth Lilly, Mrs. Wanda Lilly, Mrs. Annabelle Bennett, Mrs.

Becher Meadows Mrs. Garnet Cooper, Mrs. Peggy Hodge and Mrs. Waldo Cox. ALLEGHANY, (RNS) Mother's Day guests of Mrs.

B. R. Boyd and Mr. and Mrs. R.

L. Holcomb were Mr. and Mrs. R. P.

Boyd of Henderson, N. Mr. and Mrs. Z. E.

Boyd of White Oak and Mr. and" Mrs. James Huff of Lynchburg, Va- Those from Allegheny who attended the fourth quarterly conference at the South. Covington Methodist Church Sunday evening, of which the Allegheny Methodist Church is a part, were Mr. and Mrs.

Z. E. DePriest and daughter, Shanda, Mrs. Beulah Sawyers, Mr. and Mrs.

Luther Kersey, Mr. and Airs. Arch Hepler, Mrs. R. L.

Hoicomb. Mrs. A. D. Camden, Mrs.

Pauline Brisendine Julian Pearle Smith. Mrs. and Armentrout and Mrs. Myers, who has been receiving treatment at the Chesapeake and Ohio Hospital at Clifton Forge, is reported to be improving. Mrs.

Myers was accompanied to the hospital Saturday and Sunday by Mrs. Pearle Smith who visited Maurice C. Clark of Hinton, a patient for observation and at the hospital. Clark is chief dispatcher at Hinton for the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad. Students Named Contest Winners MEADOW BRIDGE (RNS) Five students of Meadow Bridge High School have been named winners of the third annual Facit Accuracy Contest.

They are Miss Carolyn Gwinn and Bruce Cadle, juniors, and Miss Carolyn Arritt, Miss Barbara Farley, and Miss Kay Bailes, seniors. The medals are given by Facit. Inc. of New York to the writer of the perfect copy in each class. Last year, these medals were given to individual winners in more than 8,000 classes in the United States.

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Washable. In red. blue and white. 5 to 3. Sorority In Hinton Holds Mother-Daugher Tea Kyle'Gwinn, Mrs.

F. C. Hich Members of Beta a a Chapter No. 3105, Beta Sigma Phi Sorority at Hinton held a Mother-Daughter Tea Saturday afternoon at the home of their sponsor, D. W.

Ritter in Bellepoint. Among those attending were Mrs. Robert Spencer (seated), past president; (standing, left to right) Mrs. Lloyd Seldomridge, secretary; Mrs. Ritter; Mrs.

Herbert, Wyant, treasurer; and Mrs. Jack Weaver, vice president. Also attending were Mrs. George Lively, Miss Linda Seldomridge, Mrs. William Meador, Mrs.

John Hoi- stein, Mrs. John Day, Mrs. Walter Beebe, Mrs. George Ames, Ann Meador, Mrs. Eldridge Ellison, Mrs.

C. S. Weaver, Mrs, rnond, Mrs. J. W.

McCallister, Mrs. John Rogers, Jean Robert Spencer, Mrs. Oris Grimmett, Mrs. Nadind Woodnim, Miss Donna Woodrum, Charles Schrader, Mrs. Robert E.

Keffer, Mrs. Fred Huffman 'and Mrs. 0. Farrell. Nine Divorces Granted fi ainelle By Court In Summers U.

HINTON (RN S)-The following civil suits were tried in Summers County Circuit Court Wednesday morning: Sadie Ardella Bostic, plaintiff, vs. Thomas Wayne Bostic, divorce granted to the plaintiff and custody of child awarded the mother. Neither party shall marry for 60 days. Emma Faye Willey vs. Glyn- Rites Set Today CANVAS (RNS) Harrison Eberiy Groves, 73, of Canvas died Wednesday morning in his home after a long illness.

A retired farmer, he was a member of the Jordan Chapel Methodist Church at Canvas. Survivors include his wife, Clara; four sons, William R. and Jennings both of Canvas, Jarrell L. of Nettie, and Harrison Groves Jr. of Gassaway; two daughters, Mrs.

Eunice Conley of Cleveland, Ohio, and Mrs. O'Dell of Carl; two sisters, Mrs. Mary McCIung of Summers- vfile and Mrs. Delia Bryant of Canvas; and 12 grandchildren. The funeral will be conducted at 2 p.m.

today in the Jordan Chapel Methodist Church with the Rev. Charles Dameron in charge. Burial will be in family cemetery at his home. The will remain at the White Funeral Home in Summers- vUle. Convention Report Given By McCurdy A1DERSON (RNS) President John McCurdy reported on the State Lions Club Convention at tiie Monday evening dinner meeting in Alderson and stated that Ralph Williams of Rainelle, favored by the local dub, was elected district governor at the convention.

The convention was held Friday through Sunday at the Civic Center in Charleston. Kyle "Bud" Ballard reported on the "City Beautiful Project" of w3iich he is club representative. Selling Centennial Plates for automobiles was discussed. don Cecil Willey, divorce granted the plaintiff. Neither party shall remarry for 60 days.

Nannie Jewel Berry vs. Melvin Berry, divorce granted to the plaintiff and the plaintiff Nannie Jewel Berry is allowed to resume her maiden name, Nannie Jewel Neither party shall marry for 60 days. Peggy Lee Pack Hodge vs. Robert E. Hodge, divorce granted to the plaintiff and she is awarded the custody of.

two children. Neither party shall marry for 60 days. Phyllis Jean Yancey, an infant under the age of 21 years, who sues by her mother and frjend, Madeline Petrey, vs. Kenneth Edmond Yancey, divorce is granted to the plaintiff and she is allowed to resume her maiden name of Phyllis a Petrey. Neither party shall marry for 60 days.

Bohmer Mae Sarver vs. Harry Lee Sarver, divorce granted the plaintiff, and plaintiff awarded custody of child. Neither party shall marry for 60 Melvin H. McCallister vs. Dorothy Jean McCallister, divorce granted the plaintiff and defendant is allowed to resume her maiden name of Dorothy Jean King.

Neither party shall marry for 60 days. Douglas Maynard Richardson, who sues by Dorse Richardson, his next friend, vs. Edith Meadows Richardson, an infant under the age of 21 years, plaintiff granted a divorce, and neither party shall.remarry for 60 days. Maxine Epperiy vs. Shirley Gene Epperiy, divorce the plaintiff, and the care and control of the infant children given the plaintiff.

Court' adjourned at 10:30 a.m. until Thursday at 9 a.m. 'Mother' Is Theme Of Society Lesson LESLIE. (RNS) "Mother" was the title of the program presented at the regular monthly meeting of the Ladies Aid Society held at the home of Mrs. Patty Fitzwater Friday.

Mrs. Mae O'DeB, president, announced that a bake sale will be held at Walker's Cash Store in Leslie on June 2 beginning at 10 a.m. Those participating were Mrs. Hazel File, Mrs. Edna Richmond and Mrs.

June Earless. Refreshments were served to 10 members and two guests, Mrs, Olive Blevins and Mrs. June Har less. The next meeting witt be held at the home of Mrs. Evelyn Taylor.

he Rites Incomplete (RNS) 'Ulysses' Srant Legg, 60,. of Rupert died' Wednesday in a Hinton hospital after a long illness. A member of the Big Clear IreekrBaptist Church at Rupert, was an employe of the Meadow River Lumber Co. Born Aug. 1, 1901, at Keiffer, tie was a son of the late Lewis and Minnie Price'Legg.

Survivors include his wife, foster daughter, Mrs. Bessie; Pozzie of Meadow Bridge; two sisters, Mrs. Georgia Myers of Cincinnati, Ohio, and Mrs. Lena Judy of Hines; and two. W.

of Lewisburg' and Bernie Legg of Childhowie, Va. The -body is at Wallace and Wallace Funeral home in East Arrangements are incomplete. Curtis Rudd, Has Fatal Attack Greenbrier Groups Schedule Meetings LEWISBURG. (RNS) The Greenbrier County agricultural calendar includes the following activities the week of May 17-23: Friday Williamsbiirg Home Demonstration Club at 2 p.m. with Mrs.

J. K. Hinkle as hostess. The lesson, "A New Design for West Virginia Beauty," will be given by Mrs. J.

Kent Phipps. Sunday Youth Camp benefit steak dinner at -the Greenbrier Youth Camp. Meals served from 12:30 to 6:30 p. m. Tuesday-Friday Greenbrier County Farm Women Council's Leadership' Training Conference at the Greenbrier Youth Camp at Anthony.

Tuesday Sulphur Home Demonstration Club at 2 p. with L. Meredith as host ess. The lesson will be presented by Mrs. H.

R. McVey. Wednesday Quinwood Home Demonstration Club at 1:30 p. with Mrs. Russell Burwell as hostess.

The lesson, "Care of New Fabrics," will be given by Mrs. Russell Burwell Greenbrier Homemakers Home Demonstration Club at 8 p. with Mrs. Kenneth Scott as host ess. The lesson, "Making Win dows be present ea by Mrs.

Arch Knighton, EAST "'RAINELLE' Curtis Clyde Rudd, 60, of East Rainelle died Wednesday in his home. Death was attributed to a heart attack. A coal miner, he was born Feb. "23, '1902, at Winter Park, a 'son of the late Vernon C. and Mary Crone Rudd.

Survivors include his wife, two daughters, Mrs. Mary Jane McClung of East Rainelle and Mrs. Barbara Orndorff of Oberlin, Ohio; four sons, Edward of Carl, Charles of Charleston, Timothy of Fort Meade, and William of East Rainelle; a sister Clara Crist of Oak Hfll; two brothers, Clifford of Leivasy and Roy Rudd of Oak Hill; a half brother, Junior Bays of Oak Hfll; and seven grandchildren. The body is at Wallace and Wallace Funeral Home in East Rainelle. Arrangements are incomplete.

WilliamSmith Dies; Rites Slated Friday (RNS) Funeral services for William Jackson Smith, 86, of Danese will be conducted at 2 p. m. Friday in the White Oak Methodist Church at Landisburg with the Rev. Victor P. Tenney and the Rev.

Roy Tyree in charge. Burial will be in Smailes Cemetery at Landisburg. Smith died Tuesday in a Beckley hospital after a long illness The body will be taken -from Wallace and Wallace Funeral Home in East Rainelle-to his home at 5 p. m. today, and to the church one hour prior to services.

COMMISSIONS APPROVED PRINCETON (RNS) Applications for commissions as notary public have been approved by the Mercer County Court as follow: Sandra Thomason of Athens M. C. Perkins of Bluefield, and Frederick ML Bell, David Knight, Elizabeth G. Walls and James L. Owen, all of Princeton.

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