Beckley Post-Herald from Beckley, West Virginia • Page 7

TtrGreenbrier Valley Alderson Briefs ALDERSON (RNS) Members of the Baptist Youth Fellowship of Old Greenbrier Baptist Church are attending senior high camp this week at the West Virginia Baptist Camp at Cowen. They are Bob Baker, Debbie Stevenson, and Geraldine and Nancy Wood. They left Saturday and will return July 28. J. Miller Longanacre of N.

formerly of Alderson, visited his cousins, Lula and Nina Longanacre, Friday. Miss Elizabeth Skaggs, of Morgantown, spent the weekend with her mother, Mrs. Sidney Skaggs. Miss Martha Greene, student nurse at the Chesapeake and Ohio Hospital in Clifton Forge, was the weekend guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Carl Greene. Mrs. Catherine Friel left Monday for Morgantown where" she will attend a two-week workshop at West Virginia University. In her absence, her daughter, Sarah, is visiting her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs.

Harry L. Meredith of Fairborn, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Ray E.

Kirby and son, Butch, returned to their home in Baltimore, this week after visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Kirby. A daughter, Mrs. Sharon Argabrite, of Clifton Forge, Ya.

is spending a vacation with Mr. and Mrs. Kirby. Gathering Held At Shirey Home FORT SPRINGS A family gathering was held Sunday at the home of Charles B. Shirey of Fort Springs, and dinner was served on the lawn.

Attending were Mrs. Ray Pack and children, Mike and Mark, and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Shirey, all of Rich Creek, Mrs. K.

P. Richmond, Mr. and Mrs. J. K.

William, and children Jimmy, Bobby, and Mary, Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Buckland and children, Nellie and David, Mr.

and Mrs. C. H. Shirey, Mrs. Grace Basham, and Mr.

and Mrs. Tom Plumley, all of Hinton. Mrs. Ray Dew, and children, Susie and Donna, Mrs. Robert Blankenship and children, Michael and Bobby, Mrs.

June Conner and children, Ralph and Mike, and Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Burgess and children, Sondra and Frances, all of Beckley. Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Logan- acre and daughter, Anita, Mrs. Gladys Loganacre. and Kenneth Loganacre and daughter, Darla, all of Ronceverte, Mrs. Lauana Shirey of Union, and Mr. and Mrs.

Harold Miller and children, Carol and David, Cecil Shirey and Charles B. Shirey, all of' Fort Springs. Now visiting various General Assembly agencies of the Pres- Church in Richmond, and points south from the Youth Fellowship of the Alder- Livestock Report RONCEVERTE (-BNS) Bluegrass Market Inc. reports that at their livestock auction sale held Friday, at the Ronceverte yards, 314 head of livestock was sold by 70 -different consigners amounting to $15,041.06 and 25 buyers. Sale prices, common to choice per 100 pounds, was as follow: Slaughter cattle, steers, good, $20 to cows, commercial, $15.10 to $15.50, utility, $14 to S15.10, canner and cutter, $10.60 to 14; heifers, good, $17.50 to $19.

standard, $16.70 to $17.50, utility, $14.50 to $16.70. Bulls, commercial and good 18.70 to $19, cutter, $14.40 to S18.70; stacker and feeders steers, choice, $65 to $110; heifer calves, choice, $21.50 to $22.50 good, $19.50 to $21.50, medium 15 to $19.50: veal calves, choice $30, good, $24 to $27.50, medium $25.2,5 to $26.75, common, $23 to $24. Steer calves, choice, $19 to $22 bull calves, $75 to $110; a calves, $18 to $45; cows and calves, $110 to $165; hogs, No. 1 $18.50, No. 2, $18.25, No.

3, $16.75 sows. 11 to sheep and Iambs, blue, $23. red, $22 medium, $15.25, common, $12 ewes, per 100 pounds. $3 to $3.50 and ewes, by head, $11 to $12. Hinton Arrests HINTON (RNS) Seven ar rests were made by city polic over the weekend.

In addition five arrests for intoxication Aileen Brookman Meadows was arrested on an assault warran signed by L. G. (Ram) Ratlif She is charged with pouring scale ing water on Ratiiff and is sched tied to appear in police cour Thursday. A juvenile was arrested fo stealing a pair of clippers from the CO Stock pens during the Jaycee Horse Show. BECKLEY POST-HERALD, BECKLEY, TUESDAY MORNING, JULy 24, 1962 Tour Southern Agencies Of Presbyterian Church Rites Incomplete For Eunis Cales HINTON (RNS) Eunls Carl (Gum) Cales, 59, of 202 Pleasant Street died at 1:15 a.m.

Monday in the Chesapeake and Ohio Hospital in Clifton Forge, after an illness of two years. He had been in a serious condition for 11 weeks. Born Dec. 2, 1902, in Hinton, he vas the son of the late Peter B. and Clara Meadows Cales.

He was a retired barber and had been employed as a fireman for the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Co. for 24 years. He was a member of the Hinton Methodist Church and the Masonic Lodge. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Murphy Cales, three sons.

E. C. of Hinton, George Oswald of Beckley and James Melvin of Tulsa, a half-brother, Robert Cales, of Geneva, four sisters, Mrs. Jean Hall and Mrs. Ruth Burdette of Big Creek and Mrs.

Juanita Lane and Mrs. P. B. Cales of Hillsdale; a half-sister, Mrs. Kathleen Hicks of Powleys Creek; and 5 grandcliildren.

The body is at the E. M. Mea- Administrators Qualify For Greenbrier Estates son Presbyterian Church are front row, left to right, Susie Long, Brenda Fink; second row, Miss Becky Craig, Debbie Akers, Martha Fulks, Mrs. John Fellowship GroupMake Week's Tour ALDERSON (RNS)-Nine mem- xrs of the Presbyterian Youth llowship of the Alderson Pres- yterian Church and three ad- iscrs left Sunday after the morn- ng worship service for Rich- iond, and points south to ive the young people an oppor- unity to visit the various General Assembly agencies of the church. Sunday they traveled to Richmond where they stayed at the Presbyterian Church, termed for Monday was a visit the Christian Board of Educa- on Union Theological Seminary nd Presbyterian School of Chris- tian Education.

Tuesday they will travel to Charlotte, N. stopping by Davidson College and stay at Mecklenberg Presbyterian Camp. Boswell; third row, James Bower, David Sevy; fourth row, Ted Thomas, Pat Nash, the Rev. W. 0.

Smith and Jim Thomas. Hospital Patients HINTON (RNS) Sixteen admittances and ten dismissals were listed at the Hinton Hospital over the weekend. Admitted were Mrs. Maston Harvey Bivens Tommy Farrell Adkins, James E. Gill, Robert L.

LEWISBURG (RNS)- Joseph Hines of Crawley qualified as administrator of the estate of da Bivins Hines of Crawley. He executed bond of $2.000 with no ecurity required under terms of the will. C. A. McHale was appointed commissioner of accounts and appraisers are G.

L. Sharp, J. Tracy Leach, and H. W. leaster.

Hattie J. Rhodes of White Sulphur Springs qualified as adminis- rator of the estate of Fred M. of White Sulphur Springs. She executed bond of $1,000 with United States Fidelity and Guaranty Co. of Baltimore, as surety.

Paul J. O'Farrell was appointed commissioner of accounts and appraisers are Sam Scott, V. R. Bowling, and Robert Hoover. Nelle F.

Harnest of Aiderson dows Funeral Home, ments are incomplete. Arrange- Livestock Sale Held In Caldwell CALDWELL (RNS) Bluegrass Market Inc. reports that at their livestock auction held Saturday al the Caldwell yards, 1,458 head oi livestock was sold by 334 differeni consignors amounting to $53,836.81 2nd 109 bu ers Sale Prices, com- Graduate Nurses Honored At ALDERSON (RNS) A dinner arty given Thursday evening at IB home of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cirby, in honor of their daughter, Irs.

Sharon Argabrite, and five her classmates who recently graduated from the Chesapeake nd Ohio Hospital School of Nurs- ng in Clifton Forge, Va. The occasion was in celebration all having passed their State 3oard examination in Richmond, Attending were Miss Brenda Miss Marjorie Feam- ter, Miss Nan Richmond, Miss 'arol Hawkins, and Miss Frances Doss. All are members of the nursing staff at the Clifton Forge Hospital except Miss Doss "who is employed at the Greenbrier Valey Hospital, Ronceverte. Presbyterian Foundation a travel to Atlanta, and will! stay at Decatur Presbyterian Church. Thursday they will visit the Board of Women's Work, Board of Church Extension, offices of the General Assembly, General Council, and Columbia Theological, Seminary.

Friday they will start their journey home. They will travel to Cherokee, N. and the Smokey Mountains and that night will see "Unto These Hills," an outdoor drama, and will travel on to Mon- reat. Saturday they will tour Mon- reat and return home. They hope to arrive about 8 p.

m. The young people have carried out several money making projects to help finance the trip. Those taking the trip were Susie Long, Brenda Fink, Miss Becky aig, advisor, Debbie Akers, Martha Fulks, James Bower, Da- Sevy, Ted Thomas, Pat Nash, Jim Thomas and Mrs. John Boswell and the Rev. W.

0. Smith, advisors. BIRTHS RECORDED HINTON (RNS) The following births were recorded at the Hinton Hospital Sunday and Monday: 'Mr. and Mrs. Reno Glen Richmond of Bellepoint a son weighing 6 pounds and 7 1-4 ounces at 11:22 p.m.

Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bryson of Hinton a son weighing 7 pounds and 8 1-4 ounces at 8:28 a.m. Monday.

'ames E. Burnette of Sandstone; Elsie of Glasglow, Mrs. Olitfa Lively of Meadow Bridge; and Donnie S. Collins of 'orest Hill. Dismissed were Tommy Farrell Adkins, Miss Victoria Bracken- ich, Nelsie Jean Bennett, and Harry E.

Morris, all of Hin- on; Mrs. Bhomer Sarver and Pristine Elizabeth Bennett, both Nimitz; John Alfred Lilly of SIkton, Watson Edward Hurst of True; Mrs. Jesse E. of Meadow Bridge: and Richard W. Miller of Lowell.

Smitlis Attending Music Conference LEWISBTJRG (RNS)-Mr. and Mrs. Edward B. Smith are attend ing the music conference in Mon treat, N. C.

Ralph D. Keightlej organist at the Old Ston Presbyterian Church, is directing the music in Smiths' absence Smith is minister of music anc Christian education. Mrs. Robert T. Coit, the forme: Miss Margaret Irons, of Ronce verte is visiting her mother, Mrs R.

J. Irons, and helping in church office. th More than 60 other rivers in the United States are longer than the 315-mile Hudson. Lewisburg Girl Receives Award, Leaves For Camp my Franklin Romanello, Russell was a liller, Mrs. Ida Elizabeth Kean Slaughter cattle: Steers, good, nd Lark A.

Meador, all of Hin- $18 to $21, standard. $16 to on; William Pleasant Parrott of ccws commercial, $14 to $10. util- Mrs. Reno Glen I itv 12 to 13 canner and cut' leadow Creek lichmond of Bellepoint; Mrs. DISTRIBUTION SLATED RONCEVERTE (RNS) Corn- te-r, $8.50 to heifers, good S18 to $20.50.

standard, $16 to 17.50, utility, $13 to bulls She executed bond of $1,500 with Fidelity and Deposit Co. of land as surety. Samuel P. Preston, Jr. was appointed commissioner of accounts, and appraisers are Robert Renick, Paris Keene and Willard Scott.

Frances Swepston of Rainelle qualified as guardian for Barbara Frances Lowe, 20, infant child of Robert Lowe (deceased) a Frances Swepston. She executed bond of $5,000 with Fidelity and Deposit Company of Maryland as surety. C. A. McHale was appointed commissioner of accounts.

Boliver Roberts of Renick qualified as guardian for Leland Zane Roberts, 17, of Renick, infant child of Boliver Roberts and Lena Roberts. He executed bond of $2,000 with Fidelity and Deposit m.uc i iiaillCSl UI mUeibUll I 7 Qualified as administrator of the oni Pany of Maryland as surety, estate of Cyrus Guy Harnest of Li1 Dav ls was appointed Alderson. She executed bond of $500 with no security required under terms of the will. C. A.

McHale was appointed commissioner of accounts and appraisers are Robert Sawyers, J. Tracy Leach and Wesley Hanger. J. Tracy Leach of Alderson qualified as administrator of the estate of Ludie Lloyd Gibson of Alderson. He executed bond of $30,000 with the Fidelity and Deposit Co.

of Maryland as surety. C. A. McHale was appointed commissioner of accounts and appraisers are Eugene Bare, C. H.

Bivens, and E. Roy Roush. J. Tracy Leach of Alderson qualified as administrator of thej estate of Samuel Lloyd Gibson' of Alderson devised under the will of Ludie L. Gibson.

He executed bond of $30,000 with the Fidelity and Deposit Co. of Maryland as surety. C. A. McHale was appointed commissioner of accounts and appraisers are Eugene Bare, C.

H. Bivens, and E. Roy Roush. Bertha T. Tyree of Route 1, Buckeye, qualified as administrator of the estate of Nancy Anna Kellison of Renick.

She executed bond of $500 with Fidelity and Deposit Co. of Maryland surety. Samuel P. Preston Jr. commissioner of accounts.

BYF'er Is Selected HINTON RNS Miss Janie Farley, 16-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Farley of Bellepoint, has been named BYF'er of the Month by members of the Baptist Youth Fellowship of the Central Baptist Church. Miss Farley will be a junior at Hinton High School this fall and is a member of me Chippawa 4-H Club. SEVEN 'Brotherly Love' Program Theme ALDERSON (RNS) "Brotherly Love," was the theme of the program given at the Thursday evening meeting of the Woman's Department of Old Greenbrier Baptist Church.

The program, based on a study of mission fields, treated of American Baptist in Hawaii. It was presented as a symposium presenting four Baptist Women of Hawaii representing types of women in the churches there. Mrs. H. A.

Massingill, Mrs. W. E. Wharton, Mrs. Earl Kessenger, and Mrs.

John Wagster represented the four women, members of churches in Honolulu, Kailua, Pearl Harbor, and Ewa Beach. For the devotional, Mrs. Elmer Harris read Scriptures and a prayer written by Robert Louis Stevenson. Mrs. Harry L.

Smith conducted the business session and the love gift was dedicated by Mrs. Raymond Pence. At the close of the 'meeting Mrs. George Altare, Mrs. Emily Creger, nnd Mrs.

Kyle Ballard served refreshments to 17 members. The mound builders, a family of birds in Australia, are hatched fully feathered. They fly and live an independent life from the moment they emerge from their eggshells. commerical and good, $18 $19.50, cutter, $14 to Stockers and feeders, steers, choice, $21 to $23.50, good, $18 to $20, medium, $16 to $17.50, corn- medium. $14 to $17.50 veal calves, choice, $21 to $24.

good, $18 to $20, medium. $14 to veal calves choice, $26.50 to $28.50, good, $25 to $26, medium, $24 to $25, common, $23.50 to $24; steer calves. Choice, $23 to $25, good, $21 to $22.50, medium. $15 to $19. Bull calves.

$14 to baby calves, $15 to $45; cows and calves, $122.50 to $212; hogs, No. 1, $18.60, No. 2, $18.30, No. 3, $18; sows. $13 boars, $8.50 to was appointed commissioner of ccounts and apprisers are Bill Lowe, Ledge Reed and Phil Walk- modities will be distributed shoats, $14.50 to $22; nesday in the old post office room Ronceverte, from 8 a.m.

until 5 p.m. by members Ronceverte iVoman's Club. pigs, $7 to $12.50: sheep and lambs, blue, $24, light blue, $20, red, $21.50, medium, $15.50, common, ewes, per 100 pounds. up. Gladys Tuke of White Sulphur Springs qualified as guardian for John F.

Boynton, 20. Julia Marie Boynton age 17, James R. Boynton. 14, all of Summitt. N.

infant children of George M. III, deceased, and Phyllis Finley Boynton. She executed bond of $100, with Louise Boynton of White Sulphur Springs as surety. Paul J. O'Farrell was appointed commissioner of accounts.

Lucy L. Carreli of Renick qualified as administrator of the estate of William B. Carrell of Renick. $2 to ewes, by head, S3 to bucks, $2 to wethers, $9.50 to horses, $125 to and ponies, $143. STRAIGHT 6 YEAR OLD KENTUCKY IT'S A "SHOWDOWN" ON PRICE SANDRA VAN METRE Coal River Area Covered-Dish Dinner Held By Flower Club HINTON (RNS) Members of the Neighborhood Flower Gub held their annual covered-dish announced that the followin ilegates Named Eoone Group MADISON (RNS)-Earl Miller, chairman of the Boone County Democrat Executive Committee, ner at the camp of Mrs.

C. H. Seldomridge at Barksdale Friday. The invocation was given by Mrs. Ruth Prvont Attending were Mrs.

S. E. Hannah, Mr. and Mrs. Enos Gwinn.

elected delegates will attend the State Nominating Convention in Charleston Aug. 11: LEWISBURG (RNS) Sandra Van Metre, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James M. Van Metre of 306 Church Street of Lewisburg received the Danforth Award for Home Economics Seniors as a representative from the state of West Virginia and will be in St.

Louis, for two weeks and then will go on to Camp Mini- wanca, for two additional weeks. This is a Christian Youth Fellowship Camp for students from the United States and other countries. The program at Camp Mini- wanca is planned to bring together outstanding young women from leading universities for a four- week program of study, research, leadership training and fellowship. The purpose is to give young women on the brink of graduation an insight into the business world and help them to adjust themselves to their jobs after graduation. Miss Van Metre left Lewisburg by bus Saturday to St.

Louis I where she will stay at the Wash- ington University and then will travel with a group to Michigan, Miss Van Metre is 20 years old and a senior at West Virginia University where she is majoring in Home Economics- She is a mem- ber of Delta Delta Delta and Phi Upsilon Omicron. She has served as junior leader for Central Willing Workers 4-H I Scott District --Earl where she has been a club Myrl Ballard, Joe McKirmey, Maxey Mullins, T- R. Mullins, Mrs. i justice McKinney, C. E.

HallJty Youth Camp. Garden, Mrs. Mildred Surbaugh. Tommy H. Mulhns Wilma Bix- Mrs.

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