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Linda Dumuhosky Engaged To Wed Mr. and Mrs. Peter P. Du- muhosky of Wes.t Main Street, LeRoy, N. have announced the engagement of their daughter, Linda Jean, to Douglas M.

Thompson, son of Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Thompson of Danese.

Miss Dumuhosky was graduated from Notre Dame High School, in Batavia, N. Y. 3 in 1963 and is living in Arlington, Va. She is an employe of the Federal Government in Washington, D. C.

Thompson is a 1960 graduate of Meadow Bridge High School. He served three years with the Army in Alaska prior to becoming a civilian employe of the Federal Government in Washington. July 10 has been set as the wedding date in Arlington, Va. POST-HERALD, BBCKLEY, W. MONDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 8,1965 County Project Chosen By Brenton flub BRENTQN (RNS) The Brenton "Hillbillies" Junior 4-H Club met at the Brenton Elementary School Friday evening, The coming events for Wyoming County 4-H members were discussed.

For their community project, it was decided to raise money toward a donation for ie purpose of helping complete the Brenton School gymnasium. At their next meeting, they will have a project review. One new member was taken into the club. Games were played and refreshments served to Mrs. Freddy Forren, leader, Vicki Mabe, Sandra Forren, Velma Hatfield, Connie Cook, Larry Day, Anna Mae Lester, Sharon Newcomb, Jimmy Roberts, Brenda and Sue Newsome, Francis McLaughlin, Linda Forren and Brenda Cook.

The regular meetings are held the first Friday in each month at the Brenton Grade School. Farewell Party Is Held For Mrs. T. A. Salvati BAILEYSVILLE (RNS) --The home of Mrs.

Willard Graham of Wyoming was the scene for a farewell party in honor of Mrs. T. A. Salvati of Marianna Thursday evening. The Salvatis are moving to Richwood where he has accepted employment.

He formerly was employed as district manager for Island Greek Coal Company. Members of the Woman's Society of Christian Service of the Wyoming Community Methodist Church served as hostesses. They were Mrs. E. R.

Martin, Mrs. J. B. Growe, Mrs. Tony Lamp, Mrs.

Willard Graham and Mrs. Curtiss Cantrell. Refreshments were served and a mantel clock presented to Mrs. Salvati from Mrs. Curtiss Cantrell, Mrs.

Joe Daugherty, Mrs. Frank Prater, Mrs. J. B. Growe, Mrs.

Ed Smith, Mrs. J. C. Cook, Mrs. Arther Mulkey, Mrs.

Nina Webb, Mrs. WiUard Graham and Mrs. Kenneth Cooper, all of Wyoming. Mrs. Billy Joe Cooper, Mrs.

Clyde McKinney, Mrs. Byron Cook, Mrs. Bill Bennett, Mrs. Sally Mitchell, Mrs. George Cook, Mrs.

Floyd Barnett, and Mrs. Woodrow Dean of Marianna. Mrs. Odell Thomas and Mrs. Russell Davis of Oceana.

Mrs. Bill Dalton, Mrs. Arthur Houchins and Mrs. Tony Lamp of Glover, Mrs. Marieda Rogers, Mrs.

Margaret Ann Davis and Mrs. Grace Young Worrell, Pineville, and Mrs. Eugene Bailey of Baileysville. Miss Roland, 85, Taken By Death SWEET SPRINGS (RNS) Miss Alice Ragland, 85, died at 6 p. m.

Saturday in the Andrew S. Rowan Memorial Home after a long illness. She had lived with a nephew, Marshall Honaker of Union, for several years before going to Sweet Springs. Born June 4, 1879, in Allegheny County. she was a daughter of the late Jolm and Sophia Beckner Ragland.

She was a member of the Sweet Springs Missionary Baptist Church. Survivors include nieces and nephews. The funeral will be held at 1 P. m. Tuesday in the Broyles Funeral Home Chapel at Union with the Rev.

J. E. Fairburn and the Rev. A. B.

Shiflet in charge. Burial will be in the Green Hill Cemetery at Union The bo-ly will remain at the funeral home. Pallbearers will be John and Irvin Taylor, Marvin and Johnny Honaker, Nelson Pendleton and Allen Markbam. Nieces will carry flowers. Mercer Church Group Will Buy Catholic Bible Homemaker Is Selected At Rainelle High School RAINELLE (RNS) Peggy S.

Ripley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John S. Ripley of McRoss, has been named Rainelle High School's 1965 Homemaker of Tomorrow. She scored the highest in a written homemaking examination taken by senior girls Dec.

1 and is eligible for state and national honors. Test papers of all school Homemakers of Tomorrow in the state are judged. The currently being state's highest Zora Jane Hanks Succumbs At 19 VAUGHN (RNS) Mrs. Zora Jane Hanks, 79, of Vaughn died Friday evening in a Summersville clinic after a short illness. Daughter of the late Newton and Nancy Neil Fitzwater Pierson, she was born in Nicholas! County, Nov.

17,1885. She was a member of the Zoar Baptist Church at Kess- lers Cross Lanes. Survivors include a Mrs. Helen Agnes Taylor of Vaughn; five stepdaughters, Mrs. Ethel Skaggs of Victor, Mrs.

Ruth Hypes of Gilboa. Mrs. Rachel Dempsey of Amherst Ohio, Mrs. Virginia Hanshew of Poe and Mrs. Rose Neal of Lockwood; three stepsons, Joseph of Fayetteville and Edward and Paul, both of Kesslers Cross Lanes; a half brother, Maynard Pierson of Summersville; four half sisters, Mrs.

Gladys Hedricks and Mrs. Edith McGraw, ranking girl will receive a SI.500 scholarship from General Mills, Inc. Later this spring, the State Homemaker of Tomorrow, together with a school advisor, will join first-place winners and advisors from each of the 50 I other states and the District of Columbia in a tour of Colonial Williamsburg, Virginia, Washington, D. and New York City. Climax of the week long tour will be the naming of the All-Am eric an Homemaker of Tomorrow.

A member of the All-County Band in her junior year, she serves as Intramural Sports Manager and is editor of the 1965 Ranger yearbook. She plans to attend Berea College in Berea, following graduation in May. Ameagle Briefs AMEAGLE (RNS) Mrs. Linda Jones is recuperating at her home since her release from Charleston Memorial Hospital. Sp.

6 and Mrs. Charles Burdette are the parents of their first child, a boy. born Feb. 2 PEGGY S. RIPLEY both of Ohio, Mrs.

Zella Pauleyjat the Appalachian Regional of Swiss and Mrs. Ezella Hutch-'Hospital. He weighed 7 pounds, ins of Lookout: 21 grandchil-jll ounces, and has been named dren; 21 great-grandchildren: 32 Charles David. Mrs. Burdette is stepgrandchildren: and seven step-great-grandchildren.

The funeral will be conducted at 2 p.m. today in the Zoar Baptist Church at Kesslers Cross Lanes with the Rev. Wesley Pennington in charge. Burial will be in the Miller Cemetery. The body will be taken from Waters Funeral Home in Summersville to the church hour prior to the funeral.

one Parker Home Scene Of WSCS Meeting GREENVILLE (RNS) The Woman's Society of Christian Service of the Greenville Methodist Church met Thursday after-1 noon at the home of Mrs. Julia Parker. The program. "Prayer and the Life Within," was led byj the former Bonnie Stover, daugh ter of Mr. and Ms.

R. E. Stover. Burdette is stationed with the Army in Gtessen, Germany. Mrs.

Burdette is living with her parents while her husband is away. Mrs. Howard Thompson and her sister, Mrs. Lee Farley and Arthur Massey of Cokord visited their brother. Bobby Massey, a patient at thc Oak Hill Hospital.

Thursday. He is undergoing treatment for a broken back received while working at the Beard's Fork mine Wedne.sday. He also was visited by his mother, Mrs. Rhoda Vealy of Dry Friday. ber.

Susan, daughter of Mrs and Mrs. Milton Shumate, mad the highest score and is eligible for state and nations honors. est ranking girl to receive $1,500 scholarship from Genera Mills, which sponsors th contest. The runner-up will awarded a $500 educations grant. The school of the Stat Homemaker of Tomorrow wil receive a complete set of th Encylopedia Britannica.

NINE BLUEFIELD Representative James Kee (D-W. Va.) has announced from his Washington office that he has issued a personal appeal to President Lyndon B. Johnson to tighten the Federal controls on the importation of foreign residual oils into the United States. Kee has released the contents of a special telegram to the President which Winner Of 4-H Drawing Contest The Sun Hill Cherokees 4-H Club held a Snowman Drawing contest. Miss A a Brown, home demonstration agent for Wyoming County, has announced that Judith Cline, daughter of Mr.

and Mac Cline of Simon is the winner. Other winners were: Second place, Retha Toler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ennis Toler of Simon, third place, Gail Lynn Cline, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Mac Cline of Simon, and fourth, Joyce Toler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Toler of Clear Fork. Others who participated in the contest were Velva Hatfield, Daisy Toler, Judy Walker, Gail Harvey, Barbara Toler, Randy Hatfield, Annette Toler, Rhanis Toler, Jerry Toler, Bradley Hatfield, Betty Toler, Betty Cole, Randy Harvey, Darreil Cline, Tommy Toler, Susie Beavers, Alfred Harvey, Reitha Bailey, Theadore Toler, Nadean Harvey, Retha V. Toler and Devonda Toler.

The 4-H Club holds its meetings at the Sun Hill School. Hite Stewart is the leader. J. Kee Asks President To Tighten Federal Controls On Imported Oil follows: "On Feb. 3, a full-page ad- importation of foreign residual fuel oil.

May I respectfully point out to you, Mr. President, that the reasons suggested in the advertisement for such arbitrary action are both inaccurate and fallacious. "Importation of foreign residual oil has already caused loss of 55,000 jobs to American terior, I believe the evidence will show that the national interest would be best served by tightening and not removing oil controls. With my esteem and best wishes." On Jan. 12, 1965, Congressman Kee introduced legislation hi the House of Representatives which would provide for tighten- coa mining industry.

Complete mg FederFal C0fltrols abolition of these mandatory I importation of foreign residual controls would deal a crippling blow to entire Appalachian Re- vertisement appeared in The Washington Post urging you to gion. remove mandatory cootrols onj "Residual oil is a waste product so uneconomic in its production that domestic oil companies are trying to eliminate it entirely. It would be sheer folly to extend fat financial reward's to foreign producers for continuing production of this uneconomic product. It should be borne in mind that the removal of controls would bring chaos to entire fuel industry along the Atlantic PRINCETON (RNS) The Altar Society of the Sacred Heart Catholic Church in 'rinceton met Wednesday at the Hall at which time Mrs. William Friedl explained and narrated "Why The Mass." The Rev.

Father Gerard Moan, OMI, demonstrated the 'dry mass" in full vestments and Larry White served as al- ar boy. The women voted to purchase a Catholic Bible to be placed in he new library. The CCD will subscribe to a monthly maga- which also will be placed in the library. Mrs. R.

L. Watters, chairman of the committee on ways and rowans, reported that the society will sponsor a bake sale Feb. 21 at Parish Hall before and after masses. Coffee will be served. ihe also announced a rummage sale for March 29.

The special prize was awarded Mrs. N. E. Santon. It was announced that Mrs.

Margaret Martin and Mrs. James Posey will have care of the altar this month and that Mrs. R. L. Watters and Mrs.

Hartwell Crum- secker will be hostesses for the March meeting at the hall. After the meeting the hostesses, Mrs. James Quattrone and VIrs. Raymond Casey, served refreshments to the Rev. Father Serard Moran, Miss Mary Huh- Mrs.

Lois Groves Feted At Shower HTNES (RNS) The Hines Woman's Circle met at home of Mrs. Lottie Judy Fri- ley, Mrs. Jerome McDevitt, Mrs. R. L.

Watters. Mrs James Posey, Mrs. Wilson Hoge, Mrs. Robert Privitte, Mrs. Anne Bailey, Mrs.

Dominic Luciano, Mrs. N. E. Santon, Mrs. Hartwell Crumpecker, Mrs.

Lawrence White, Mrs. Kenneth Conner, Mrs. William Friedl, Mrs. Glen Hunt and a guest, Mrs. Grace Creturo.

Parties Planned By Hairdressers PRINCETON (RNS)-Mercer Affiliate No. 8, National Hairdresser and Cosemetologist Association met Wednesday night at the Mercer County'Health Center. Melva Anderson, who went as delegate to the state meeting held recently in Wheeling, gave highlights of the session. It was also announced that a West Virginia hair fashion festival will be held March 13-15 at the Daniel Boone Hotel in Charleston and that Styles Addison will be the guest artist. Final plans were discussed for thi benefit bridge parties to be held at the Princeton and Bluefield Elks lodges.

The party in Princeton is scheduled for February 15 at 7:30 p. m. and at Bluefield Feb. 16 at that hour. Proceeds from the two events will be given to the Mental Health Association.

The program for the evening, as an education feature, was a film produced by the Clairol Company entitled "Hair Styles, Fair Styles For 1965." Refreshments were served by the social committee for February, Mrs. June Recce, Mrs. Eleanor Karnes and Mrs. Elizabeth Coleman. Two new members, Delores Driscoll of Bluefield and Naida Honaker of Bluewell.

were welcomed into the association. Hilda Shrewsbury of Bluefield was a guest. Coast. When hearings resume states before the Secretary of the In oils in an effort to insure creased sale of bituminous coal which is being produced in the coal fields of West Virginia. This would provide the basis for increased economic opportunities for the people of West Virginia, specifically the Fifth Congressional District.

Kee further stated that he would continue to exert even' possible effort in any manner required to strengthen restrictions against foreign residual oil imports into the United Mrs.Blision,I9, Has Fatal Attack PIPESTE.M Rosa Farlev (RNS) Mrs. Ellison, 79, of I I A NOTICE is hereby given that the following account is before me for settlement: C. A. Thonp6on, Sheriff, Committee for Sada Mae Ruble, a mental incompetent; final settlement. Ned II.

Ragland Special Commissioner of Accounts In and For Raleigh County, West Virginia Anniversary Observance Set For Princeton Club PRINCETON (RNS) At a meeting of the Princeton Quota Club Tuesday at the Virginian Hotel it was announced that the anniversary of the Quota Club of Princeton will be arranged by the past president, Katherine Helm, the current presiding officer. The event is scheduled for February 1G at 6:45 p. m. at the Virginian Susan Shumate Receives Honor PRINCETON (RNS) Com petition among candidates ii the home economics depari ment at Princeton High Schoo for the honor of being the school's "1965 Homemaker Tomorrow" ended with the an nouncement that Susan Shu mate had won the title. The decision was based on th highest score made in a writ -n nr 7 ten home-making examination ett Dr lmen Mrs.

Bessie Ros- which seniors girls of theTde mck Mrs na1 Rap a partment took early in Decem day. Following the business session, a stork shower was held in honor of Mrs. Lois Groves. Games were played and refreshments served to Mrs. Thelma Wesnion, co-hostess, Mrs.

Louie Lipps, Mrs. Mable Roggers, Mrs. Delia Epperson. Mrs. Hazel Turner, Mrs.

Alma Zopp, Mrs. Delia Moore. Mrs. Lena Jessie Lafferty Dies In Hospital GLEN ROGERS (RNS)-Jes- sie Lee Lafferty, 59, of Glen Rogers died Saturday night in a Huntington hospital after a long illness. Born in Wyoming County, March 3, 1905, he was the son of Jack and Alary Polk Lafferty of Ravencliff.

He was a former employe of the Bellmeade Coal Co. at "Glen Morrison. Other survivors include his wife, Margaret; three sons, Ross, Roy and Tressie, all of Glen Rogers; three daughters, Mrs. Marie Blankenship, Mrs. Beulah Farley and Miss Lessie Lafferty, all of Glen Rogers; four brothers, Robert of Glen Fork, Basil and Fred, both of Ravencliff, and Anthony of Glen Rogers; three sisters, Mrs.

Violet Stewart and Mrs. Ilene Acord, both of Ravencliff, and Mrs. Bessie Duncan of Virginia; evening. The pur- land seven grandchildren. pose of the meeting was to The funeral will be conducted compile annual reports of the at 2 p.m.

Tuesday in the Pine club. Grove Primitive Baptist Church' It was announced that the at Ravencliff with the Rev. next meet ing of the club will John Richardson charge. be held Feb. 11 in the social Burial will be in the church room of the Rainelle Methodist Pipestem died at 3:50 p.

m. Sunday at her home. Death was attributed to a heart attack Born Jan. 22, 1885, at Pipestem, she was the daughter of the late Jordan and Nannie Caperton Farley. Her husband.

J. Lewis Ellison, preceded her in death in 1961. She had lived her entire life in the same community. Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Homer (Eva) Neely, postmaster at Pipstem; three granddaughters; and two great-granddaughters.

The funeral will be conducted at 2:30 p. m. Tuesday at the home with Elders A. L. Neely and Owen Harvey in charge.

Burial will be in the Ellison Cemetery. The body will be taken to the home at 4 p. m. today from Ronald Meadows Funeral Parlors in Hinton. Scouts To Gve Rainelle Program RAINELLE (RNS) The executive board of the Rainelle Woman's Club met at the home of Mrs.

Dale Ocheltree cemetery. Church at 7 p.m. instead of call after 5 p.m. today. a i the Gir Scouts.

Demonstrations will be Baileysville pre sented by each troop under the direction of their leaders. Also on the program will be W. W. Woods, Greenbrier County for- Pishner, Mrs. Sylvia Daily and BAILEYSVILLE (RNS) cst protector, who will present Miss Dorothy Hypes.

jMrs. Yvonne Sanders has a film on parks and forests. Guests were Mrs. Mary Lou turned to ner home TM Imperial' Groves and daughter, Jerry i a after visiting her TT" I- -IT a i i ATrC fnri nt flrv-n- Mrs. Frank Young, Mrs.

Jean nick, Mrs. Opal Garcia, Mrs. Ethel Ellison, Mrs. Polly Dodd and Mrs. Posey Young.

Appointments Asked aunt, Mrs. Cora fork. of Clear- John Brown has returned to his home after being a patient in the Wyoming General Hospital at Mullens for the past two weeks. Rhonda Yvonne Allen, daugh- WASHINGTON (AP) Prcsi- ter of Mr. and Mrs.

Bill Allen, dent Johnson has asked the Sen- 1 is confined to her home because Test papers in high schools ate to confirm appointments of throughout the state are cur- the three West Virginia postmas rently being judged, the high- ters. They are Lottie G. Moore of i Pocahontas County; Charles G. Robison of Fairview, Marion County, and Glenn W. Hammer of Weston, Lewis Coun- Hostesses will be Mrs.

J. Weber. Mrs. R. L.

Cumby Mrs. Charles Lynch, Mrs. C. Neal, Mrs. Haven Wall, Mrs.

Bernard Marrs and Mrs. Abbie Vance. Attending the board meeting ORDER OK PUBLICATION' CIRCUIT COURT OF RALEIGH COUNTY. WEST VIRGINIA tOSE ETTA MITCHELL BARKER. Plaintiff v.

OHN EDWARD BARKER. Defendant Civil Action No. 2255 Ttie object of this suit is to obtain divorce from the bonds of. matrimony. To the Above Named Defendant: It appearing by affidavit filed in this action that John Edward Bark- is a non-resident of the State of West Virginia, it is hereby ordered hat John Edward Barker serve up- Kermit A.

Locke, plaintiff's at- orney. whose address is Beckley, Vest Virginia, an answer, including any related counter claim or dense you may have to the complaint iled in this action on or before March 2nd, 1965. If you fail to do so. thereafter judgment upon proper icariiiR and trial, may be taken against you for the relief demanded in the complaint. A copy of said complaint can be obtained from the undersigned Clerk at his office.

Entered by the Clerk of said Court January 28, 1965. C. Harold Hanks Clerk of Court 2-15-Mon-3-PH Hotel. Mrs. Mildred Wright gave a report of the treasury and Mrs Dorothy Grimm read a letter from the governor of the first district, Helen Beck, in which she expressed appreciation to the club for the courtesies ex tended to her on nor officia visit to Princeton.

The acting secretary read an invitation to members of the local club from the Quota Club of Bluefield to attend a banque Feb. 20 in honor of the president of Quota International, Dorothy Patterson Savers, who will be in Bluefield on that date. A nominating committee was appointed, with Mrs. Lena Dove as chairman, Mrs. Eloise Farley and Mrs.

Frances Brngg. Mrs. Farley was named to represent the club on the board of the Salvation Army. The first reading of proposed changes in the by-laws was followed by an announcement that they will be considered for vote at club's next business meeting. Mrs.

Helm reminded Quota -mio. Jii-jin iciiiiiiueu yuuia o.nu saje win DC maoe members to bring cancelled tc rTMs: Cash in a (la sale, and subject to postae a and hos NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE By virtue of the authority vested the undersigned. W. K. File.

Trustee, in that certain deed of inist dated the 4th day of August. 1964. executed by Iline Robertson, single, to W. File. Jr.

or Ned H. Ragland. Trustees, which was given to secure the payment of the note therein, described, which deed of trust is recorded in the Office of the Clerk of the County Court of Raleigh County, West Virginia, in Trust Deed Book 317. at page 235. and default having been made in the payment of said note and the undersigned having been requested so to do bv the holder of said note.

the undersigned will offer for sale at pubiic auction to the highest bidder at the front door of the Court House of Raleijjh County. West Virginia, or. the 17th day of February. 1965. at 1:30 o'clock, p.m., the following described lots of land situate in Town District.

Raleigh Cminty. West Virginia, and being Lots Three (3) and Four (4). as shown and designated on a map entitled Truck Farms, Town District. Raleigh County. West of record in the Office of the Clerk of the County Court of Raleigh County.

West Virginia, in Map Book 8, at page 97. Said lots together have a frontage of 100 feet on an unnamed street and extend back there- from with Lot 5 a distance of 536.9 feet, and back on the opposite side with Lot 2 a distance of 483.3 feet and bcintf 113.4 feet In width across the back line. Subject to all reservations, restrictions, exceptions and conditions contained in all prior deeds conveying said real estate, except those pertaining to race, color or creed. S.iid sale will be made upon the hand on all un- a sae, an to all un- and hose to the paid tlxcs aRainst said real cslate -A 2-8-Mon-2-PH W. H.

File. Trustee postaj next meeting for the sen-ice committee, Mrs. Ada Kessinger. The Princeton club made a $50 contribution to thc International Fellowship Fund and a report was given by Mrs. Lena Walthall on the calendar project.

The table decorations, provided by Miss Holland, carried out the Valentine motif in the centerpiece and in red roses and candles spaced along the IlowlR accounts are or settlement: J. A. center (able. Quota members present were Mrs. Dorothy Grimm Mrs.

Katherine Helm, 0. Ray Smith. Mrs. II. T.

Higginbotham, Mrs. tree and Mrs. Mrs. Grace Mrs. Mildred Ruth West, Mrs.

FIDUCIARY NOTICE Notice of hereby Riven that the account of The Raleigh County Bank. Guardian for James Franklin Hodge, an infant, is before me for partial settlement. Floyd M. Sayrc Special Commissioner of Accounts 2-fl-Mon-2-PH FIDUCIARY is hereby given that the before me Wilma Laird Ingram Fitzpatrick. Executrix of thc Estate of James Prince Fitzpatrick.

final settlement: Anderson Bor'iT. Executrix of thc Estate of John Pollock Bn- final settlement-. Mar- Mabel A. Davis. Administratrix thc of Jesse Jntr.es Davis, Dorothy Items For Lookout Women LOOKOUT quilting vjj i 4 i i LlUill-lflK Mrs.

Beamy Humphreys. She bee was held by the Stitch and was assisted by Mrs. William: Chatter Gub Wednesday at the Bowling. Mrs. Anna Pence, of Miss Florence Blume.

Mrs. Mae Long, Mrs. Virginia The quilt was brought in by Garvin, Mrs. Julia Parker and Thelma of Win- Mrs. Vivian Long.

and was started the week The Upper Room magazines at rome of Mrs. Lois were distributed by Mrs. Members not able to vin. i quilt spent the day embroider- g. Members attendins were Mrs.

Mrs. Mae Long read a letter from Mrs. Ross Tuckwiller of Movies Are Shown BAILEYSVILLE (RNS) The Baileysville Lions Club met! Thursday evening in the grade i school cafeteria. Two movies, "Construction of a Dam" and "Safety," were shown. Refreshments, were served to Wayne Bailey, Ray Johnny Sepko, Harry Cook, B.

R. Bailey. Leslie Walls. Arnold' Harless and Max Brunty, a 1 guest. The next meeting will be held Feb.

18 at the grade school. Receives Honor BAILEYSVTLLE (RNS) -Bobby Archibald, son of Mr.I and Mrs. Melton Archibald of Lewisburg concerning Bible stu- Annie Tuliy, Mrs. Effie Blumei dies. Mrs.

Lois Whaley. Mrs. Gladys Bible study books were dis-jBoIey. Mrs. Retta Holliday, tributed and refreshments were I Mrs.

Jason Mc-Cutcheon. served to seven members. Florence Fitzwater and The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Rosalee Stinnett March 2. Mrs.

A. Humphreys will be the program kader. Miss Miss Gertrude Blume, sister of the hostess. The next meeting wfll be at the home of Mrs. Jason McCutcheon.

of illness. Mrs. Virgil Morgan visited mother, Mrs. Mary Wyatt, who is a patient in the Wyoming General Hospital at Mullens Thursday. Mrs.

Tressie Kenneda of Si-! DOROTHY CRNS) Thc Dormon is a patient in the Stevens ot Pa rent-Teacher Association 1 Clinic Hospital at Welch meet at the school today. Eugene and Charles Daley have returned to their home in Corinbrook, after visiting! Mr. and Mrs. James Saddler. They were accompanied home, by Jimmie Saddler, who is seek-! ing work.

i Stanley Daley is now rccupcr- atins at his home in Penn.sv]-' vania after undergoing surgery. Daley, a former resident, moved to Corinbrook in the summer of 1964. II. T. Hig-jj 0 ri VonCourt Mrs Hilda anV thc atc of Ic M.

Ochel- ford T-7 Fdith Vn Lin Mr i i a spulc TM nt -dith Volkm, Mrs. Richard Borella. Hanley. Inez Kane, Mrs. Lena Walthali and Miss Lana Loorey.

21 Calls Answered UNION (RNS) The Union Community Volunteer Fire Depari ment answered 21 calls dur- 1964 as follow: Vehicle, Executor of the E.stitc of Maria Berelia Manzo, final settlement. W. A. Thornhill III Commissioner of Accounts In and For Raleigh County, West Virginia i-PH 3x THE FOLLOWING FIDUCIARY i CASES ARE NOW PENDING BEJ LEO BRIDI, A COMMISSIONER OF ACCOUNTS OF RALEIGH CUNTY. WEST VIRGINIA, FOR SETTLEMENT.

FINAL: i Eihcl Margaret Colcman. of the Estate of Gory Lee Colc- Bertha Rnse. Administratrix of the Estate of Starncs A. Rosr. Faith Toncy Admir.istra- Itrix of the Estate of Maud E.

Toney. CIco Corey. Executor of the Estate Haddad. Clifford Administrator jthe Estate of Charles Preston Sanc- i Gladys Harrah. Administratrix of the Estate of Frank Crickmcr.

Virjfinia Osborne. Executrix of 'the Estate of George W. Osbome. 1 I.EO BR1DI. Commissioner of Ac, counts of HaieUh County.

West Virginia. l2-8-Mon-2-PH 1965 Homemaker Miss Dana Lester has been named Baileysville High FIDUCIARY NOTICE The followiryj accounts arc in my for finn! settlement, to-wit: Jack A. Maddy. Administrator with the will annexed of T. Maddy, Executor of the mgn Colernan.

Executor of thc School 5 1965 Homemaker of K-state of WiJllam Preston Ctolemon. Mellon Arcmnaia oi Charleston, formerly of Bail Kainetle (jrovernmetit Dau PVCvillft ic TT eysville, is a representative of I Susie Hume and the Broadcasting Club and was Copen III have been selected as a Rotary Club representative for this month at the Stonewall Jackson High School. He also has been admitted as a member of the Na- selection was made by Davy as delegates to represent Rainelle High School at Know Your State Government Day in Charleston March 1. The Jesse J. honor student and a majorette a is process Bering a danger Bren to tional Honor Society.

Bobby is thc grandson of Mr. L. McClyng. teacher of world history. Susie is the daughter A and Mrs.

Lundy Armstead ot of Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Hume Brentoo. oi East Rainelle. She is an Band.

Jesse, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse J. Copen Jr. of McRoss, has been a member of the Rainelle Ranger basketball and track teams.

He is a member of the junior varsity team. He plans to attend college. brush and grass, dwellings. 3: flues, 2, and miscellaneous, 2. Estimator! damage was $27,750.

This year the department has! Tomorrow. She scored the had the pump truck highest in a written homemak- I uie purchased 400 feet of new hose 1 ln examination taken by sen- i Lyons, deceased; "and ior girls Dec. 1st and is now I Elizabeth Pugh. EX eligible for state and national i honors. Miss Lester is the daughter of Mrs, Gladys Bree- den of Far.rock and Billy Lesler of Baileysviile.

She is an honor student and serves as i senior class secretary. She be- longs to the National Honor Society, Future Homemakers of America, Commercial Club and English Club. DANUBE VIEW VUKOVAR, Yugoslavia CAP)! The city plans to tear down a whole block of old apartments in this beautiful town on the Danube. The idea is to provide a better view of the river. The Raleisrh County Bank.

Executor of the Estate of Nina S. Kstatc of Clarence Robert j. commissioner of Accounts I I A NOTICK Notice is hereby given that the acooTint of The Raleigh County Qar.k, Guardian for Frar.klin Mitchell, is before rr.e for final settle- nient. Floyd M. Sayre Commissioner of.