Beckley Post-Herald from Beckley, West Virginia • Page 9

BEGELEY PQ5T-HE8ALD, BEGKLEY, W. VA, SATURDAY MORXKJ6, 15 1952 NINE, Bluefietd Lottery Cases Heard In Criminal Court PRINCETON, Nov. 14 During the absence of Judge F. Morton Wagner, who, was in Charleston, Ajax T. Smith sat as special judge in Mercer Criminal Court and disposed of the following cases.

John Henry Kirby, Henry R. Lambert and Allen R. Lambert pleaded guilty to "a charge of attempting to commit rape, and each was probated for 12 months, the rape indictment being nolled. The order allowed the defendants to leave the state. Lottery cases from Bluefield were disposed of.

as follows: Harvey Lee Bailey pleaded guilty to fifth count of indictment charging possession or lottery tickets and ivas fined $200 and no costs. Other indictments nolled. William Carnes pleaded guilty to third count, with two others nolled and was fined $200. Frazier Floyd Dillow pleaded guilty to count one and was fined $200, with two other indictments being.nolled. Arch B.

Hare, lottery, nolled. Augusta Huffkiris and Anthony George TourlaJds pleaded guilty to fourth count and were fined $200 with three other indictments- nol Ira Clifton Mathena and Des mond. Clay Hudgins pleaded guilty to fifth count, with four others nol ed and were fined each Mrs. Meadows, 92, Gairaed By Death Nov. 14 Mary Mrs.

Thursday afternoon at the home C. Patsy Mingo and Clyde A. Thornton pleaded guilty to first' Hfl 0 count, three others ndlled and her Son Meadows fined $200 each; Jessie James FUNERAL ANNOUNCEMENTS Repair Service BAILEY BAILEY, Mrs. Mae Canterbury: age! 64. of Glen White, died at 7 p.m.

i Saturday, November 8th, her residence. The body will be removed from the Calfee Funeral Home to her residence at Glen White Saturday, at 4:00 p.m. Frmeral services wAll be'con- FOR slip LOVITZ TELEVISION SERVICE RADIO--COMMERCIAL SOUND Phone: Beckley 2-4271: Oak Hill Mount Hope 737 Quarles peladed to third the Oakvale Road. She was the daughter of Hiram count, two others nolled and was fined $200. Egbert Brooks and Mary Farle and a born pleaded guilty to third count, two I 10 Summers County in 1860.

others nolled and was fined $200.1 married W. Meadows in 1879 Nolle orders were entered in who preceded her in cases of Oatha E. Davis, carrying 4 concealed weapons; Paul Holdren, to delinquency; Oakley Davis, breach of the peace; Clyde Helmandollar," breach of the peace; Theima Smith, assault and battery; Albert Jackson non-support. Peter Kandis pleaded guilty to charge of violation, of the child labor law and was fined $20; William Ferrell Calfee and Mildred Wimmer Calfee pleaded guilty to contributing to the delinquency of minors and a hearing on 'their plea for probation was continued -till next term. They gave bond of $250 returnable Jan.

12. Survivo'rs include the following children: Mrs. Allie Bowling, Herndon, G. E. Meadows of Princeton; Mrs.

J. Blankenship of Amigo; Ellis Meadows, Spanishburg; and Mrs. Estelle Bowling of Spanishburg. The body, is at the Seaver Mortuary, pending funeral arrangements. Special 43 Male or Female Help Wanted; 51 Birdi and Pet Animals WANTED part time collector, male or ONE extra good squirrel Aog; one female to collect small monthly tra Sood coon dog; trained register- accounts in Oak Hill, Mt Hope, and be agle rabbit dogs: used shotguns Beckley, Must be honest have car and hi were rifles; for sale or and be'bondable.

interview write" i trade. B. Asbworth, 214.Hedrick Box A-467. care Beckley Newspapers, Street. Dial 5545.

stating name. phone nuniber, and; COON, rabbit, and squirrel dogs, for stela; Jemy. Guernwy. tificial Breeding Coop. 69 other qualifications.

45 ducted at Glen White Community Church Sunday, November 16th. at 1:00 p.m. with the Rev. Aayne Rol- covers or drapery, sawing of any kind. Dial 2-3688.

3907. HOUSE RAISING desire work moving, raising, lev- sale, money back guarantee, Shady Kennels. Phone 8031. Livestock tor Sale UNUSUALLY MAPLE bedroom suite, platform rocker, living room suite, medal fast set. washing range, refrigerator, baby csfrnaie.

ssSet. By-Pass Used Furniture Co, EIGHT week old pigs, $8 each. Vines i Open Sunday- afternoons and Phone nings. Phgae Pack Cemetery at Raleigh. Honorary pallbearers will be G.

C. Clair, Troy Ring. Lester. Joe Culicerto. Earl Duncan.

Earnest Wood, Douglas Malone, and Holt Covey. Active pallbearers will be John GilJespie, Charles Lively, Charles Trsybor. Beir- to Gray, Garner Fink, Gleisa Charles. C. Davis and Dan Arrangements oy Colfee Funeral Home AWARDS ME PRESENTED TO WINNERS OF FARM MANAGEMENT CONTEST 'PRINCETON, Nov.

14 The a nual Farm Management Contest sponsored by the Princeton Bank and Trust ended Thursday night 'with a banquet at Glenwood Park at K. Ball was awarded first prize of $75. Seconc place winner was Hack Scott who was awarded $50, while Hugh Gooch won third prize of $25. Tha Rev, Walter Hoskin, rector of the Episcopal Church in Prince ton was the toastmaster, and the guest speaker was George Wiese, superintendent of the Pat terson School at Ledgerwood, N. Farmsterd, $20, J.

Robert; Feeding, the" Familj S20, Nathan Akers; Care and Use of Land, $25 J. S. McKay; Corn, $10, H. E. Shutt; Small Grains, $10, Crops, $10, J.

Lilly, Greener Mercer County. $25; John McKay; Woodland, -Hal Scott, $10; Wild Life $10, W. K. Ball; Poultry, $25, C. Lilly; Sheep, $15, W.

Ball; Dairy, Jessie Ball; Beef, C. A Fletcher, $15; Hogs, $10; J. W. Brown. HILLTOP HUSTLERS 4-H CLUB TO TEST WATER IN SMOOT COMMUNITY Nov.

14--The project selected by the Hilltop Hustlers 4-H atjtheir. regular meeting in Srnoot Monday was the of.various samples of water being used by area families to be tested in a laboratory, this would insure better health for the community. Ruth Ann Zimmerman was hostess to the group at her home here; and the president, Lou Ann 'McClung, presided over the meeting. The 4-H song and pledge given and a Thanksgiving program was presented. The Scripture was read by Shirley Forren; A Psalm by Lou Ann''McClung; "A Thanksgiving Mediation" by Carlton Rob- leins, Dabid Perkins, Ruth Ann Zimmeraman, Alex Forren and Connie Jo McClung; a story by Nancy Forren; and the program was concluded with The Lord's Prayer.

During the business session the following committees were assigned: Health: Ruth Ann Zimmerman, chairman, Shirley Forren and Bob Forren; Finance, David Perkins, chairman, and Joan Rob- leins; Chairman, Shirley Forren, and Ruth. Ann Zimmrman; recreation: Connie Jo McClung, man, Twila Tolbott and Nancy' Forren. Refreshments were served at the conclusion oi the meeting. The December meeting will be with Joan Robleins. fecer County TB Association Files October Report PRINCETON, Nov.

14 Mrs. CountSj ecutive secretary of the Mercer County Tuberculosis and Association has re- 4-H Leaders To Meet PRINCETON--The Mercer Coun- 4-H Leaders Association will meet Saturday.morning in the Memorial Building at 10 j'jlbck, with Mrs. Bonnie "Peck, Summers County 4-H club agent and Mrs. Juanita Basham, a Summers County 4-H leader as guest speakers. A luncheon will be prepared and served 4-H All Stars in the Appalachian Social Room.

leased the October which shows that there 1,071 -ner- sons who received chest X-rays at the Mobile Clinic; 251 at Bramwell 310 at McGomas 63 at -Springton; 215 at Spandshburg; 142 at Oakvale; and 200 at Princeton. At the diagndstic' clinic in the courthouse on Oct 14 and 28. there NOTICE OF SALE BY TRUSTEE Pursuant to the provisions of that certain deed of trust dated the 13th day of August, 1951, executed by H. A. Lunsford and Virginia Lunsford.

his wife, to Mat D. Bouldin, Trustee, of record in the office of the Clerk of the County Court of Raleigh County. West Virginia, in Trust Deed Book No 1190, at page 29, default having been made in the payment of the indebtedness, thereby secured, and said indebtedness being now due rand remaining" unpaid, the undersigned Trustee, at the written request of the Whitesville State Bank, a corporation, present owner and holder of the indebtedness secured by said deed of trust will offer for sale at public auction to the highest responsible bidder at the front door of the Court House in the City of Beckley. Raleigh County, West Vir- were 81 persons X-rayed, who had on- the 2nd day of December, consultations with Dr. V.

L. Kell; TB specialist. Twenty-one know cases had follpw4ip an there were jive'new cases diagno ed. Thirteen had the chest and .42 had no clinic disease. During the month there wer three Mercer County patients a mitted to Pinecrest; one discharj ed from that institution; and on from i the Veterans hospital: On patient' is awaiting admission 't Pinecrest from the county now.

There were 38 instructive nur; ing visits tr cases and their fam. ilies during the fiye 1 physicians and hospitals; 18 1 other county agencies; 27 offic visits and 134 interviews. There were 311 cards and letter sent to physicians, cases and ger eral business; 125 health booklei and leaflets distributed; 124 hour iven by volunteer workers in and clinic; 37 newspape articles published and two mee iigs with 137 persons present. The association expresses i1 thanks to all the organizations' an persons who assisted when th mobile: un.it. was here and wh lave helped at different "times i he office and at the clinic in th courthouse.

4-H ACHIEVEMENT PROGRAM HELD AT UNION HIGH SCHOOL UNION, Nov. 14 About 35 -H members, 4-H club leaders adult parents of, members and friends attended the nnual 4-H Achievement Program leld at Union high school Friday vening, Nov. 7, on the eve of the ationally observed 4-H achieve ment day, Nov. 8. Russell Kittle, Sinks Grove ut-going president of the countv -H Leaders' and Counselors' As ociation, acted mistress eremonies.

C. P. Dorsey, state 4-H leader vas the guest speaker, and discuss the topic, "What Are We Work nf For?" D6rsey was introduced Rev. R. R.

Gray, president of MERCER COUNTY SOIL CONSERVATION NEWS PRINCETON, Nov. 14 -r- Jack Myers the Southern Soil Conservation Service reports that I. Morgan of Littlesburg has caught over 800 bluegill fish from during the past his' farm pond summer which he estimates to weigh over 260 pounds. Morgan also has "had over 150 ducks of various varieties resting on his pond- this fall. A farm pond has been completed on the- farm of Walter Suddith at Falls Mills.

Approximately 800 feet of diversion terraces are being completed on the C. W. Surface farm at Sanklick. E. K.

Suddith of Brush Fork is clearing a stream channel through his farm and has recently completed approximately 400 feet of open ditch drainage. Myers also reports that snow of last week and the rains of this week have slowed down the forest fires several of which were scattered over the county last week one at Stoney Ridge on the Princeton-Bluefield Road and one in the Brush Fork sction. Myers states that the emergency situation still exists and urges everyone to be careful about matches and cigarettes especially now that the hunt- Ing season has been re-opened. FRANKFORD RUWTANS HOLD REGULAR MEET FRANKFORD, Nov. 14 The Frankford Ruritan Club met for the regular Nov.

7. in the Frankford High School, Building. A program was presented by the Frankford School Band under the direction, of Mrs. Fred B. Neely, a teacher in the Frankford High ind Elementary School.

Mark Hill, Jr. 'and Oscar King were elected delegates to the Ruri- tan National Convention. Ashford Hanna Earl Kidd afe their tematti'. Organization. Group singing led by Tully Larew, Marshalene Pence and C.

P. Larew was enjoyed by the group; C. R. Ripley, county agent, or. the 4-H charting and awards program, talked on'achieve ment.

Presentation of project and good grooming awards was made by Betty Jane Erickson, 4-H club agent. The following were presented special leadership awards by Dorsey: silver clover (for five years service) to Mrs. Cleve Wai lace, jap Mills; Warren -Ellison, Greenville; Mrs. Marvin Hoke -and Paul Gilchrist, Pickaw'ay Gold clover (for ien years service) to Mrs. Jody Shumaker, Sweet Springs.

A special leadership pin was presented to Mrs. Cody Shumaker and Mrs. Bessie Wallay og Greenville. Concluding the program a grand maker and Mrs. Bessie Wallace of Marshalene Pence, and refreshments were served to those attending.

LAST RITES HELD FOR RANKIN PRINCETON, Nov. 14 Word has been received here of the death of Rankin A. Todd, 97 in Staunton, Wednesday night, of the in- firmaties of old age. Mr. Todd.

was the of the late Dr. Gordon L. Todd. of Princeton and grandfather of Dr. Gordon Todd Jr, present head of the Memorial Hospital in- Princeton.

Other survivors, in addition to Dr. Todd, are two grand-daughters in Staunton and several great-grandchildren. Funeral services were held at Staunton Friday afternoon. Although most footballs are made of steer hide, rubber 'substitutes been used, recently, especially when wet weather tends soak the leather balls. field for Little League baseball.

John Sailor announced the sale which is being given for the Greenbrier Youth Camp at An- bony and urged people.to aid in any way that they could. A dinner was served by the Farm Women's Ciwb of Frankford. 1952.. at 10:30 a.m. the following described property lying and being situate at Ameagle.

Raleigh County. Clear Fork District, West Virginia, and more particularly "bounded and described as foHows, to-wit: BEGINNING at an iron peg and running up Clear- Fork Creek a distance of 41 feet, in a straight line, to an iron peg; thence along and with the Wingo line in an easterly direction a "distance of IZSVz feet to an iron peg: thence in direction of down Clear Fork Creek along and with the Bailey line a distance of 25V 2 feet to an iron peg; thence in a westerly direction in a straight line, toward Clear Fork Creek a distance of 156 Ys feet to the place of beginning. TERMS OF SALE: CASH IN HAND ON DAY OF SALE. Mat D. Bouldin, Trustee.

11-21-F-4-RR HATCHER HATCHER. Daniel Crawford: Age 72 years, of Crrfw, died: at his residence at 12:35 p.m. Wednesday, JSfovember 12th. Funeral services will be conducted at 1:00 p.iri. Sunday, November 16th, at the Salem Primitive Baptist.

Church, at Mt. View; with Elders R. Foley and J. I. Bowling officiatina.

Burial will follow in Birchfield Cemetery at Ellison. Tha body will be removed from the Quesea- berry and Webb Funeral Home to the residence at Crow at 4:00 pm. Saturday. Active pallbearers will be Harold Hatcher Edward Hatcher, Claude. Hatcher, Wade Waddell, Sheldon Wood, and James Hatcher.

Nieces and granddaughters will serve as flow- erbearers. Arrangements by Qpesenberry and Webb Funeral Home hogs and cattle. Dial 6474. concrete by contract, free estimates i Roy Jones, 209 First Ave. Dial 8663.

cow, by side, heavy milk- For Free Inspection Call MOUNTAIN STATE TERMITE CONTROL ALL WORK GUARANTEED C. W. James Dial 7453 HOUSE raising, building, waterproof- iiis ing W. S. Gregg.jKjgg^ REGISTERED' er, John Game, near Skelton Wrecking.

SIX pairs nylon ruffled curtains, $5 pajPhone REFRIGERATOR, day bed, iood coa- FOR house-raising or moving, block Southdown rams, three stock- cows, laying, basement building, concrete! calves bv side, bred milk goats, collie floors free estimates by contract Call and shep dition. Inquire, 207 North i GOOD used vacuum cleaners. flO up. i Dial 8251 after 5.. p.m.

B. Jones. Dial 2-1391. SEPTIC TANKS Cesspools pumped out. reasonable rates, work guaranteed.

Call 2502! VVO.MAJJ desires housework 5 days a HOUSE RAISING, moving, block laving, and concrete floors. Free estimates. R. L. and J.

H. Stinson. Dial 2-3238. Princeton, write Bill Helsel. Box 2S8.

Expert artist on all game birds, animals, fish and reptiles. --SAVE YOUR TROPHIES-. HAVE THEM MOUNTED! ERNEST R. WILJLJAMS Raleigh. W.

Va. Dial 5850 JIM HUFFMAN plaster Piney View. Dial 3033. contractor. 3d Transfer and Storage MOVING Fireproof Furniture Storags "The Old Reliable Movers" LEWIS TRANSFER CO, 800 Valley.

Drive Dial 4400 week. Dial 2-2153. COLORED girl desires baby sitting or restaurant work. Dial 2-4514. 51 Birds and Pet Animals DOBERMAN Pinscher, Boston puppies, parrots, canaries, parakeets pet supplies.

The Nature Shop. 19-21 bypass. Dial 9011. TWO rabbit dogs, for sale or trade. Dial 6073.

shepherd pups. S. Glenn Smith, Millpoint, AV. Pocahontas County. WE buy, sell 'and trade horses and cattle.

fYed Mann." Dial 6920. CLASSIFIED DISPLAY GUERNSEY cow for sale. See HoUey Walker. Goolridge. GOOD work horse with harness, also farm tools.

L. H. Edwards. Metalton. near Eccles.

53 Poultry and Supplies 30 NEW HAMPSHIRE red hens, $1.50 each. E. L. Hodge. Fayetteville.

SMALL type, double breasted bronze turkeys, dressed or on foot. Dolpb Williamson. Pioey View. Dial 2-3033. Livestock Wanted WANTED to buy livestock.

Bill James i Prosperity. Dial 7453. CLASSIFIED DISPLAY A 8 TO THE MUSIC OF 1 WADE CLARK HIS BAND Saturday, November 15th EAGLES CLUB FOR MEMBERS ONLY1 Shooting Matches I A Saturday, November 15 Near Glen Morgan Post Office on Sullivan Road Turkeys, Chickens, Hams, Rab. bits, Ducks, Sponsored by H.K.LESTER L. P.

JACKSON SHOOTING match Saturday, November on 19-21 By-Pass' near Skelton. Turkeys and chickens. Shells furnished. SHOOTING -MATCH SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 15 NEXT TO THE NOVELTY HOUSE, SHADY SPRING, W. VA.

Starting promptly at 11 a. m. MOVING LOCAL or long distance, call Cooper Transfer. Dial 3542, Wanted to Buy COIN collector wants to buy United States gold coins, will pay top prices) Write P. O.

Box 1304. Beckley, W. Va. Dial 5226 after 6 p.m. WANTED to buy bushel baskets, will pay S15c each, for short time only.

Carolina Super Market. GOLD WANTED! Highest prices paid for scrap gold. from eye glasses, teeth, jewelry, free appraisal. Lincoln Loans 102 N. Heber St.

Dial 2-1371. WANTED clean-cotton'rags, will pay 12c pound. Beckley Newspapers Corp. 35 OriTing Instructions BUCKLEY SAFE DRIVING SCHOOJL DIAL 2-3431 37 "Personal' 1 The following fiduciary accounts are now before me for annual settlement Ealeigh County Bank, Guardian of Lloyd L. Johnson, Jr.

Raleigh County Bank, Guardian of Walter Lee Canada Raleigh County Bank, Guardian of Walter E. Johnson Raleigh County Bank, Guardian of Charles Johnson Raleigh County Bank, Guardian of Elinor. Devon Johnson Given under my hand this the 6th day of November. 1952. Leo Bridi.

Commissioner of Accounts of Raleigh County, West Virginia 11-15-S-2-PH PUBLIC NOTICE I will not be responsible for debts or obligations made by anyone other than myself and wife. Otha Robertson Robertson Cab Co. Beckley 11-15-S-2-PH CHARLES WALLACE, Administrator of the Estate of N. Walker, deceased, Plaintiff VS: IN CHANCERY SAM WALKER, GLEN WALKER. EMORY WALKER, ANNIE CALDWELL, MYRTLE BARLOW, RAYOLA LAURA McGRADY.

DELLA FLINCHEM. MASON WALKER, OPAL WALKER BLANKENSHIP, MARJORIE McKINNEY. LOYD' WALKER, BEULAH WALKER SNEED, ARLENE WALKER, RUBY WALKER, FAIRLEE WANDA JEAN ADAMS. NORLEE WALKER PERDUE and IRIS WALKER PERDUE, De fendants TO ALL CREDITORS OF N. WALKER.

DECEASED, INCLUDING THOSE HOLDING LIENS BY JUDG WENT OR OTHERWISE ON HIS REAL ESTATE, OR ANY PART THEREOF In pursuance of a decree of the Cir cult Court of the County of Raleigh made in the above syled cause" there- pending, to subject the real estat of the said N. S. Walker to the payment of his debts, including those which are liens on such real estate, or any part of it, you are hereby required to present your claims to the undersigned for adjudication, at his ffice at 208 1-2 Main Street. Beckley flest Virginia, on or before the 25th day of November, otherwise you by law be excluded from all bene- it of such real estate. Given under my hand this the 7th lay of November, 1952.

Benjamin J. Tissue COMMISSIONER IN CHANCERY SHOOTING match, Saturday, No 15th, 1 mile from Pemberton Coal City, Road. Chickens, turkey and hams. -Sponsored by Eddie Cas sity. SHOOTING MATCH Behind Modern Super Market 19-21 By Pass SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 15 Sponsored by John Mays SHOOTING match, Saturday.

Novem ber 15th, Fairdale, W. Va. Chickens and turkeys. -J. E.

Daniel. Wallpapering and Painting WHEN THINK' of painting papering, THINK of Milton Youn and his excellent cre-v. SPRAY WORK a specialty! Rates, brush, $2.25, spra S4.00 hour. Dial 6790. FOR painting and paper hanging.

Dial 6081. W. E. Harvev. A I $2.79 Up BECKLEY MARIETTA PAINT CO.

113 Soutb Oakwood Ave. Dial 2-345 FOR interior and Vergil Clark. Dial 2-2754. FIRST class painting, floor sanding reasonable prices. Earl Hendrick Dial 7145 or 2-2339.

10 NOTICE! PLEASE note carefully Regulation has been cancelled and it will now be easier to get insurance compan; loans on substantial 1 properties, si don't hesitate to call on me if inter ested in getting a long term loan. J. B. THOMAS DIAL 7604 DAY, 3125 NIGHT 12 Beauty Suggestions RALEIGH COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA. 1-22-A-3-PH TO THE CREDITORS AND BENEFICIARIES OF THE ESTATE OF ELIZABETH HAMM, DECEASED: All persons having claims against he estate of the said Elizabeth Hamm, eceased, whether due or not, are no- fied to exhibit same, with the vouch- rs thereof legally verified, the ndersigned at my office in the Ra- eigh County Bank Building, in the ity of Beckley, Raleigh County, West irginia, on or before the 18th day of day, 1953; otherwise -they may by law excluded from all benefits of said state.

All beneficiaries of said estate re notified to be present on said date protect their interests. Given under my hand this 13th day November. 1952. FLOYD M. SAYRE, Commissioner of Accounts l-29-Sa-3-PH OTICE TO JEAN Notice is hereby given Jean Eleanor lack that the undersigned will ap- ear before the Circuit Court of Raigh County at the Court House there! on the 12th day of December, 1952, 9 o'clock a.m.

on that day and court that portion of thef divorce ecree entered in the case Jean an infant, vs. Fred Black be set- aside insofar as the me gives the care, custody, pos- sslon and education of Roger Dale lack, an infant child born unto id. parties, to Jean Eleanor BlarK insofar a's same provides for payment of Forty ($40) Dollars per onth to Jean Eleanor Black for the of said child and will move court that he be given the care, ustody and control of said child, at hich time and pUtee you may appear and show cause, if any you can, hy said motions should not be sus- ined. FRED LEE BLACK BY: Clay S. Crouia His Attorney PACK ACK.

Mrs. Madge Bailey: age 32, of Beckley, was killed in an aulo- rtblle accident, Friday night, No- ember 7th. in Toledo, Ohio. The ody was taken from the Calfee Fu- eral Home to the residence dn 2M edrlck Street, 4 p.m. Monday, uneral services will be conducted tht Glen White Community Church undny.

November 10th, at 1:00 rn. Ith tht Rev. Wayne" Rolling and the Alfred Tetter, officiating. Bur- 1 follow in tht Pack Ctmcury Arrangement? VBtraj MACHINELESS PERMANENT $5.00 Del Mar Beauty Shop Dial 6912 Over Thrifty Shop Neville St. 20 Professional Directory FOR foot ailments your Chiropodist.

Dr. B. E. Silverman. Raleieh County Bank Building.

"Dial 6352. COMPLETE BOOKKEEPING SERVICE Bookkeeping Systems Installed Financial Statements Tax Reports GENE H. CHURCH--DIAL 2-1682 "Start 1953 with a Bookkeeping System, for Your Business." SYSTEMS SET UP MAINTAINED DIAL 2-1682 ONE DAY KODAK SERVICE VIRGIL'S NEWSSTAND MAIN ST. EYES examined and glasses fitted, frames styled to suit you. Dr.

C. Kinzer; "Beckley's leading optometrist." Main St Dial.6152. Hours 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday 10.

a.m. to 12; 1:30 to 7 to 8 p.m. 22 Repair Service HOME and auto radios" repaired. Pick up and delivery service. All work guaranteed.

Wright's Radio Service, Crab Orchard. Dial 2-3509. BESTYLING--REUPHOLSTERY ERSKINE UPHOLSTERY Dial 21182 350 Drive WE repair any make vacuum cleaner or. sewing machine. Foster Hardware.

WHEN you have plumbing repairs call an experienced plumber 1 SOPHIA PLUMBING, Sophia. Dial 7727. GE AND SYLVAN1A RADIO-TV Sales and Servlct Pickup and Delivery WE repair all makes of radios small appliances, free parkin RICHMOIT East Beckley and ppliances, free parking. RICHMOND SHOPPING CENTER Dial 5211 All material! and icrvlcei guaranteed, both home and auto JOHN W. EYE SM WKST NEVILLt RADIO and TV service, also complete antenna installation, $35.

night calls Dial 3568. CLASSIFIED DISPLAY Shooting Match SATURDAY NEXT TO THE NOVELTY HOUSE Shady Spring, W.Va. Starting PROMPTLY At Other Waves $2.50 Up Your Beauty Shop "City Ave. Dial 5443 Next To Dias Floral Co. Open By Appointment Plenty of Free Parking Detectives-Investigators-Inspectors NATIONAL SERVICE BUREAU, INC.

Ph.y Charleston 3-0079. WANTED orphan girl 12 or 13 to make home with childless couple: Dial 7643. PRIVATE investigations made experienced investigator. Dial 8233 Room 214. Professional BIdg.

Music Instruction EDWARD PARRISH TEACHER OF PIANO DIAL 2-4453 41 Female Help Wanted STENOGRAPHER: Experience not necessary but ability to take dictation, transcribe, and type with reasonable speed and neatness -essential; submit qualifications and references Box A-468, care Beckley Newspa- ANESTHETIST for 90 bed general hospital in Richmond. Virginia. Good working conditions. Reply by letter to Director, Post Office Box 5013, Richmond. Virginia.

EXPERIENCED cook for truck stop Apply Banner Inn at Ghent. WANTED girl for restaurant work. Apply Leslie's Diner, Shady Spring. EXPERIENCED waitress wanted. Apply Prince Lunch, 113 North 42 Male Help Wanted ffANTED recap must be experienced.

Dial 3700 and after 6 2-4149. 'MACHINISTS for permanent work at good wages plus bonus. Full work veek Avith overtime pay. Excellent employee benefits, good working condi- ions Experience in mining machinery epair preferred." Guyan Machinery Company. Logan.

Va. MEN wanted to operate established retail coffee route, ary $40. week, plus commissions and onus, must be able to furnish bond and references. Write Box 302, East Rainelle. W.

Va. MAN. age 25 to 50, with car, permanent, full time, about $70 per week start. Dial 8456. tRE you interested in making money in your own town? Men or women, time, car necessary, openings in he following counties, Raleigh, vFay- tte, Greenbrier and Boone.

Write for details to Mr. Gentry, Box Hill Post Office, Va. South Charleston, Auto Glass Mirrors Aluminum Sash Store Fronts Storm Windows and Doors Beckley Glass Co. Alex N. Breekinridgc, Owner 204 North Oakwood Estimates, Died 5552 FOR YOURSILF Little troubles can cause big repair bills later otu CHECK THI STEERING Too much "plar" io ke steering causes damage to gear makes driving difficult ui if you need WE RECOMMEND ONIY WfCKSAftY SiftVICE RALEIGH MOTOB SALES, INC.

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