Beckley Post-Herald from Beckley, West Virginia • Page 16

SIXTEEN BECKLEY POST-HERALD, BECKLEY, W. VA, THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL 8, 1905 -Ad Prices EfediveThru Saturday, April We Reserve The Right To Limit Quantities OPEN DAILY 9 io 9 All Merchandise Fully Guaranteed 329 Prince Beckley Open Sundays--1 p.m. to 7 p.m. LILT MEDIUM SPECIAL PERMANENT Reg. $2.00 99c Plus Tax ONE PO ND Jk GIANT TUBES PROTECT against spills and stains your shelves permanent type SHELF I I A fcjp fijfet fcay CAPRI BATH OIL Reg.

89c 53c Plus Tax EC SI-- pushbiin SAVE AT LEED'S Reg. $1.39 88 Plus Tox noxzema SPECIAL Reg. 60c Plus Tax COOLING COSTS SO LITTLE I mu W-12 NEW TRIMUNr 20" PORTABLE FAN New chip beige color Portable or window fan Coofe op to 5 rooms 3 speeds. Reg. $29.95 $17.97 Your lower shelves too, are easier to clean when protected by plastic-coated durable Marvalon drawer lining.

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BEST FOR COLOR, BEST FOR BLACK- AND.WHKE-FM end sttrto, teat DEVclOPEO 8Y THE UNIVERSITY OF UUNOIS FOR THE AIR FORCE. $7.77 NEW LOW PRICE 22 OZ. CHIFFON LIQUID 39c Reg. 49c Ray-O-Vac LANTERN IT FLOATS Weatherproof Compact lightweight Tough Won't break-Dent-Rust-or Corrode With Battery 33.59 Value (Limit One To A Customer) Eesy loading Unhrtakeblt Lint Parfecr Puth Button SwiKfc Eciy Grip Itns Rinj APOLLO ALARM CLOCK $1.99 Plus Tax Ralph Hannah Receives Honor MATHENY (RNS) Ralph Edsel Hannah, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Ralph Hannah of Matheny, was named "MYF'er of the Month" at the Matheny Methodist Church. The selection was made Sunday by a point system. Sponsors of the group said those named as "MYF'er" qualify by the number of points earned in various church activities during the preceding month. Young Hannah serves as president of the Matheny Methodist MYF, president of the Wyoming Wesleyan Sub-District MYF, vice president of the Beckley District MYF, and is assistant Sunday school teacher for the youth class. He is a senior at Oceana High School and is active in the Inter- Act Club, Varsity "0" Club, Coed Hi-Y, Pep Club, Spanish Club, Thespian Troupe, Dramatics Club, and a member of the varsity basketball team.

He is now participating on the OHS varsity track team and has the lead in an Easter play, "The Seamless Robe," being presented by the OHS Dramatics Club and Thespian Troupe. Leivasy Briefs LEIVASY (RNS) Mrs. Lucy Amick and her niece, Mrs. Ruth Rardin, are spending several days in Beckley as the guest of their sister-in-law and aunt Mrs. Effie White at the Arlington Hotel.

They will visit Mrs. Amick's husband, Albert, who is hospitalized. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Odell of Charleston visited his sister, Mrs.

Josie Murphy and her husband, Oliver, here Sunday. Also visiting the Murphys was their daughter-in-law, Mrs. Ann Murphy of Nettie. Mr. and Mrs.

Bucky Lester of Odelltown Road shopned in Oak Hill Saturday. Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Rozzel Udeli of Green Valley over the weekend were -their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.

Jessie Tincher and children, Dianne and Gregory, of Chicago 111., and their son and daughter in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Rozzel Junior Odell and three children of Virginia. Mr. and Mrs.

Aldean Odell of Nettie visited their son, Michael in a Ronceverte hospital Sunday. Odell was hospitalized after a truck accident early Satur day morning near Quinwood. Mrs. Lyda Pauley and sons William and Patric, and her sister, Miss Margaret Seabolt of St. Albans, visited their family here last weekend.

Also visiting were their brothers, Tommie and Nelson Seabolt of Hampton, Va. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Odell of Quinwood who returned from their winter home in Florida recently have beta visiting relatives here. Mr.

and Mrs. Cecil Odell of Nettie visited their Bessie Odell of at the Greenbrier Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Poling to sev of Richwood have their home after M1 otv eral days in Charleston where their the Willis Whites. Mr.

and Mrs. Everette Cole of Richmond, spent the weekend here with their parents Mr and Mrs. Sp. 5 and Mrs. Larry Krebbs and son, Brian of Ft.

Belvoir. spent the weekend here with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Krebbs and Mr. and Mrs.

Virgle Skaggs. Also visiting Mr. and Mrs. Krebbs were their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.

Ralph Davis of Pittsburgh, Pa. Mrs. Ocie Elswick remains seriously ill at her home here. Her sister, Mrs. Ethel Hostetler of Philippi visited her this weekend.

Also visiting was a grandson, William Elswick of Washington, D. who was a weekend guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Elswick. Mrs.

Melissia Odell of "Richwood has returned to her home from the Sacred Heart Hospital. Visiting her this week was her daughter. Mrs. Nita Rample- wick of Lexington. Ky.

Miss Dawna Odcll was one of the 23 Future Homemakers of America members from Richwood High School io attend the southern regional meeting at Concord College Saturday. Trains For Agent Larry Kuhl of Elkins arrived in Greenbrier County Monday and is 'training as 4-H agent. Kuhl is a graduate of West Virginia University and is a member of the West Virginia Highlanders bagpipe Band of Elkins and will be playing at the Cherry Blossom Festival this weekend. He was 4-H member for eight years, a 4-H pin wearer and attended the National Vegetable Judging contest held in Washington, D. C.

After three weeks training in Greenbrier County he will spend one week at Jacksons Mill and the state office in Morgantown and then will take a position as 4-H agent in Pocahontas County. W.F.Landacre's Rites Completed RICHWOOD (RNS) Wardney Francis Landacre, 50, of Green Valley, died Monday at the home of his parents, Mr and Mrs. Russell Landacre of Richwood. He was a school bus driver for the Nicholas Board of Education. He was a World War ill veteran and a member of the Carl Baptist Church.

Also surviving: wife, Elna- son, Wardney Duane Landacre of Santa Monica, foster daughter, Beverly Kay Roberts Hazel Estep of Wyandotte, two grandchildren. The funeral will be held today at 1 p.m. in the Carl Baptist Church by the Revs. Donald Fields and Daniel Dorsey. Burial will be in the church cemetery.

The body is at Colman Funeral Home here and will be taken to the church today at 11 a.m. Church Women of Circle No. 2 of the Woman's Society of Christian Service Hinton, Methodist Church met Monday evening at 7:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. George Siehl P.

B. Lords Prayer. The reports of officers were made and 924 sick visits made for the year by members. A donation was meetmg announced. The fellow- To Favorite theme, "The Disciplined Life" I Sub-topics developed were: spir- jitual discipline-Bible reading and prayer; church discipline, faithful attendance; family, controlling temper and tongue; community, loving one another and faithfullness in service.

Scripture was read by Mrs. George Siehl and Mrs. Gooch presented two types of discipline, inner and outer. Mrs. J.

W. Stokes presented a story. A social hour with refreshments served to: Mrs. Stokes, Mrs. J.

H. Mrs. Virginia Boggs, Mrs. R. D.

Williams, Mrs. J. W. Wallace Mrs. Harold Price, Mrs.

0 Graham, Mrs. W. W. Jackson Mrs. Sam Barnette, Mrs.

Seldomridge, Mrs. P. B. Gooch, Mrs. R.

C. Richmond and Mrs' Kay Siehl. Patients Admitted To Hinton Hospital HINTON (RNS) The Hinton Hospital admitted the following patients Wednesday; Mrs. Tur- William Bartgis and Shuck of Meadow Bridge; tt WHITE SULPHUR Ue of the yearbook staff dedicated our annual to one of the best teachers and friend we know, and we would like to present Mr. Piercy with his yearbook." With these words.

Phyllis Wicklme, editor-in-chief, presented Coach George Piercy of White Sulphur High School with a co plimentary of the I9fe-Devils Dairy school yearbook, which is dedicated to Piercy has been head coach of the White Sulphur football and basketball teams for approximately eight years. He is a graduate of Greenbrier High School in Ronceverte, Greenbrier Military School in burg and Davis and Elkins College. He has previously coached iat Smopt and Frankford prior to coming to White Sulphur Springs. The Yearbooks' Dedis cation Ceremony was held be- 'fore a short school assembly Monday and the yearbooks were distributed to the students Tuesday. Mrs.

Maria Janez is the sponsor of the Devils Diary Staff which is composed of ten seniors and ten juniors. In closing the ceremony, Piercy explained, "I have received many honors since com- Sparfcs of Rainelle; Ronald Gar- iten and Devon Garten of Ru- 'pert; Miss Mary I a a of Hix; Mrs. Walter I Smith of Hill- I John Ayers Jr of Alderson; Mrs. Roy Gales' Green Sulphur Springs; Mrs David Farley of Meadow Bridge; and Mrs. Edith Sears Leonard Garten, Mrs.

Lavinia Mrs. Charles S. Plumley, Mrs. Roger Mann, William Richmond, Miss Gladys Maddy Frank James, Mrs. Anne Shippe' Howard Adkins, Mrs.

Linwood Parker and Kathryn Dayle Isnor all of Hinton. Dismissed were: Mack Adkins Jumping Branch: 'Mrs. Kath- 'enne Richmond of Meadow i Bridge; Mrs. Anna Redden of Meadow Creek; Norman Adkins of Elton: Samuel Creek Rich- Imo Br Mrs. Enfield of Sandstone; John rof lder Walter Mitchell of Rainelle; EsteUe Dick of Sandstone; and Mrs Johnnie Yancey, Joseph Hurley' Mrs Zma Bennett, Kanton Dilley, Miss Barbara Payne, James Mrs.

Vau'ghnnie Mize iMrs' ing to White Sulphur, but none have been so great as this,".