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EIGHT BECKLEY POST-HERALD, BECKLEY, W. WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY 23,1973 After Ckase Senior Honor Society Accepts New Members New members of the Senior Honor Society at Baileysville High School were inducted last week during an assembly at 'the school. Officers of the society were in charge of the services. Shown are (from left) Therese daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

James Newcomb; i Morgan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Morgan; Clarence Ellis, president; Beverly Conley, daughter of Mrs.

Ada Conley, and Mary Burks, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Burks. Fayette County School Personnel Honored The Fayette County Association of Classroom Teachers held a reception Sunday afternoon in the Fayetteville Elementary gymnasium in honor of 34 retiring Fayette County school personnel. Mrs.

Open House Planned PINEVILLE (RNS) Open house will be held at Wyoming Day Care Center in Pineville from 9 a.m.-5 p.m. today. Visitors will be free to observe the classrooms and the regular schedule will be followed the day. Ketchikan, Alaska, is the salmon capital of the world. Water Problems? SEE GREENBRIER WELL DRILLING PUMP SERVICE SPECIALIZING IN ROTARY WELL DRILLING NOW SERVING BECKLEY AT ECONOMICAL RATES for further information PHONE 252-2875 BECKLEY VA Wretha Allen (second from right) was the general chairman of the reception with Mrs.

Doris Shockey (second from left) as co-chairman. Others shown are Mrs. Helen Bowling (left), president of the Fayette County ACT; Mrs. Lillian Porter (center), State ACT president and Mrs. Tommie Mu 11 i a state board director.

Reception Honors Sated A FAYKTTl Retiring Personnel FAYETTEVILLE (RNS) Thirty-four persons of the Fayette County Board of Education, who are retiring, were honored with a reception Sunday afternoon at the Fayet- Gymnasium by the Fayette County Association of "lassroom Teachers. Honored Anderson, were Frances B. Thomas Ashe Helen Darnall, Rebal Ferry, Kate E. Garvin, Mary S. Pittman, Inez M.

Scott and Margaret Tissue, all of Mount Hope; Joseph A. Baumgartner and James Murphy of Oak Hill; Leona B. Crandall and Kenneth Castle, both of Gauley Bridge; Gladys Eary, Vida Henderson, Holly Kessler and Fannie Red- PAYING Blue Chip Savings Passbook Accounts Per Annum, Compounded Quarterly, No Minimum Deposit required. Golden Investment Passbook Accounts Per Annum, Compounded Quarterly, Minimum $500 Deposit required. Time Deposits (Certificates of Deposit) On One Year Single Maturity, Minimum $500 Deposit required.

Time Deposits (Certificates of Deposit) 5 3 On Two-Year Single Maturity, Will earn yield by compounding the interest daily. Interest Can paid annually or at maturity. Minimum $500 Deposit required. be Time Deposits (Certificates of Deposit) 7HX On One-Year Single Maturity, Minimum $100,000 Deposit required. Other Savings Plans Available EACH DEPOSITOR INSURED TO $20,000 Member Federal Reserve System -Member Federal Deposit Insuronce Corp.

500 NEVILLE ST. man, all of Fayetteville; Beulah Frazier and Blanche Harless, buth of Pax; Edith Graves of Beckley. Katie Grounds of Kincaid; Frances Harrell of Hill Top; Martin Hofstetter, William D. all of Ansted Elizabeth Wikel Humphrey of Long Branch; Katherine Hypes of Victor; Winifred Jarrett of Lookout; Elizabeth 0. Toney of London; Virginia Toney of Boomer; Naomi Harvey and Cleo Yeager, both of Page; Evelio C.

Colosimo of Smithers and Elizabeth Johnson of Charlton Heights. Music was provided by Miss Lia Vagilo and the following Fayetteville High School students played selections on the piano: Jill Srnarr, Becky Bess, Cathy Henson, Cathy Conner, Jackie Shockey, Sandra Martin and Sarah Bennett. An art exhibit also was presented by Mrs. Carolyn Faria and the FHS art students. Serving at the registration book were ACT members, Mrs.

Lucile Meadows, Mrs. Edna Spangler and Mrs. Pearle Kemper. Hospitality committee members were Mrs. Helen Bowling, Mrs.

Parma Burnette, Mrs. Lena Ayers, Mrs. Joyce Sherman, Mrs. Edith Price, Mrs. Virginia Lewis, Mrs.

Tommie Mulligan, Mrs. Frances Kincaid, Mrs. Madge Ryan, Mrs. Sadie Brash, Mrs. Alberta Toles and John Hedrick.

Serving on the decoration committee were Mrs. Tommie Mulligan, Mrs. Madge Ryan, Mrs. Kathryn Jacobs and Miss Edna Januloto. Officers for the 1972-73 ACT of Fayette County are Mrs.

Helen D. Bowling, president; Bill Marshall, vice president; Mrs. Emma Jones, secretary; Mrs. Mary Helen Morris, treasurer, and Mrs. Tommie Mulligan.

Warrants Are Issued For Fayette Countian FAYETTEVILLE (RNS) -Fayetteville Police Chief T. Hunsaker said that warrants were signed Tuesday morning by Magistrate Dillard anc John L. Witt Fayetteville mayor, charging Charles Conley about 24 of Fayetteville with reckless driving in Fayette ville i limits and on the state highway and failur to stop when properly signalec by a police officer. Possibly other charges will be filed when Conley is apprehended, Hunsaker said. According to a Patrolman Eugene McClung who was on duty Monday even ing proceeded to chase Conley who was driving a 1962 car speeding through north on U.

Fayetteville. S. 21 After failure to stop him at Oakridge Addition, Hunsaker a i McClung preceded the chase over Gauley Mountain to Gauley Bridge where Conley turned on to W. Va. 39 toward Clay.

McClung attempted to pul along Conley's car when Conley Former Resident Succumbs At 46 ANSTED (RNS) Mrs. Eula Sevc, 46, of Darien, 111., for merly of Ansted, died at her home Monday. Death was at tributed to natural causes. Survivors include hus band, Joseph; her mother Mrs. Effie Grose of Ansted; two sons, Joseph Jr.

and James both at home; four sisters, Mrs Virginia Minter and Mrs. Nor man Propps, both of Ansted Mrs. Elnore Hregik Streetsboro, Ohio, and Mrs Ruby Morton of Detroit, and two brothers, Robert oi Willard, Ohio, and Jack of Ansted. Services and burial will be in Darien, 111. Musical Program FAYETTEVILLE (RNS) -The Fayetteville High Schoo Glee Club, under the direction of Miss Lia Vaglio, will present Sounds of America" at 8 p.m Thursday in the Memorial Auditorium.

Accompanists wil be Sandra Martin and Cathy Honner. The following selections will 3e presented: "Zum Gali Gali," "Quiet Place," "I Got A Key," solo by Mark Lawhom, "Younda' Come a "Lebenslust" with the All-State Chorus, Afiita Bess, Rick Jeffries, Terry Cook, Mike Underwood and Tara Tury, "Lamb of God" and "From Bach to Rock." In the second portion entitlec "The Pop Makers" will be "Moving On" with a quartet, Anita Bess, Diane Hedrick, Vlary Jacobs and Sherry White, and Annette Beni on the flute. "Sounds of the Carpenters," "Shaft," dance, by Evelyn Strum and Paul Wherle, and "Sounds of Simon And Gur- "unkle." The title of the third segment Is "Of God and Country" with 'Sounds of America." Juan Smarr will serve as speaker. The program will close with New River Singers, Fayetteville' High School alumni composed of Neale Clark, Greg (Gray, Jan Whanger Neal and Charlene Hesse Brown. Clara Shannon, 55, Dies; Rites Planned HINTON (RNS) Funeral services for Mrs.

Clara Shannon, 55, of Leather-wood Road will be at 2 p.m. today in the Little Bluestone Primitive Baptist Church at Jumping Branch with Elder David Lilly and Elder George Justice in charge. Burial will be Neely Cemetery on Surveyor's Branch. Mrs. Shannon died Monday in a Hinton hospital.

The body is at Ronald Meadows Funeral Parlors in Hinton and will be placed in the church one hour prior to the funeral. SPARKLE CLEANERS VAUEY DRIVE ACROSS FROM EPPY'S DRUG PHONE 253-2011 KNIT AND EVENING WEAR-SHIRT AND DRAPERY SPECIALISTS WEDNESDAY, MAY 23rd Spring Cleaning Special OFF ON ALL HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES DRAPERIES, SLIP COVERS, BEDSPREADS, ETC. WE GIVE TV STAMPS HOURS: Wednesday 8:30 to :30 Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday 8:30 to 6:00 swerved towards McClung': car causing him to run off the road along railroad tracks. McClung was taken to Montgomery General Hospital in Montgomery where he was treated for head and interna injuries and was transferrec Tuesday to Oak Hill Hospital. McClung's car received ex tensive damage, according to Hunsaker.

N. C. Holcomb, S3, Dies Of Injuries ANSTED (RNS) Norvel Clinton Holcomb, 53, of Anstec died Tuesday in a Beckley hospital from injuries receivec in a fall at his home Apri 15. He was a lifelong resident Ansted and was a member o. the Lovers, Leap Baptist Church No.

113. Holcomb was a retiree employe of Union Carbide a Alloy. Born at Romont, July 13,1919 he was a son of the late Raleigh and Nina Holcomb. Survivors include his wife Nannie Opal Holcomb; three daughters, Mrs. Rita Louise Chapman of Ansted, Mrs.

Mar Jane Skaggs of Victor and Mrs Marjorie Rogers of Berwyn Heights, a son, Norvel Franklin of Ansted; two sisters Mrs. Zela Skaggs of Ansted and Mrs. Beulah McGuire Fayetteville; four brothers Herman of Ansted, Otho of Victor, Elvie of Cleveland, Ohio and Ralph of Virginia Beach and nine grandchildren. Services will be at 2 p.m Friday at Wallace and Wallace Funeral Home in Ansted with Rev. Don Naylor in charge.

Burial will be in Rest-Lawn Memory Gardens at Ansted. Hayden Lodge members wil conduct graveside rites. Friends may call after 6 p.m Thursday. 77, Dies; Services Planned FAYETTEVILLE (RNS) -Edward Lonnie Hodge, 77, of Fayetteville died Monday night in an Oak Hill hospital after a long illness. Born Feb.

12, 1896, at Packs Branch, he was a son of the late Peter Celous and Mary Mateldia Cruse Hodge. He was a retired operator for Union Carbide Metals Corp. at Alloy, was a member of Fayetteville Baptist Church and was a veteran of World War I. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Myrtle Epperly Hodge; two brothers, Celous Ezra Hodge of Glendale, and Thomas a a of Fayetteville, and three sisters, VIrs.

Louise Williams and Mrs. Hitchcock, both of Oak Hill, and Mrs. Bessie Moreau of Fayetteville. Services will be at 2 p.m. Thursday a a Funeral Home in Fayetteville with Rev.

David Sneed in charge. Burial will be in High Lawn Memorial Park at Oak Hill. Friends may 3.m. today. call from 5-9 Tyree On Dean's List KOPPERSTON (RNS) -Tommy Tyree, son of Mr.

and VIrs. Eric Tyree of Kopperston, las been named to the dean's list at Concord College. Tyree maintained a 3.8 average for he spring semester. Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Hunter of Route 3, Jackson, Ohio, have announced the engagement of their daughter, Patti, to James R. Armstrong son of Mr. and Mrs. James Armstrong of 201 Oak Jackson, Ohio. Miss Hunter is a senior at Jackson High School.

Armstrong is attending Case-Western Reserve University, where he is majoring in chemical engineering. He is the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Cottle of Hawks Nest Road, Route 2, Fayetteville and Mr. and Mrs.

Rodney Armstrong of Florida, former Fayetteville residents. A June wedding is planned. Fayette County Scout Fayette Woman Are Honored At Party Dies; Rites Slated PAX (RNS) A party was held Friday night in the Pa: School gymnasium for the newly organized Scouts. Games were played and prizes awarded David Moore Teresa Holley, Shelia Painter Lydia Donnell, Tammy Marcum, Terry Wingrove and Patty Thompson. Attending from the Cadets were their leader, Mrs.

Billie R. Williams, Sara Hall, Tammy Markham, Shelia Painter, Lydia Donnell, Crystal i i a Rachel Williams, Angela Lafferty, Michelle Kaye, Kim Donnell, Becky Painter, Bar bara Thompson and Stephonie Adkins. Junior Girls Scouts and leader, Mrs. Gary Lafferty were Rebecca Williams, Penny Holley, Teresa Holley, Gai Evans, Candy Coleman, Jane McGuire and Donna Thompson Boy Scout Troop. 17 and leaders, Jack Ritter and Ezelle Abshire, Steven Stover, Jeffery Athey, Scott Tyree, Steve Abshire, David Abshire and Mark Burke.

Cubs for Den 1 and 2, Troop 17, their den mothers, Mrs Libby Williams, Mrs. Darnel Kelly for Den 1 and members Dennis Farris, David George Adkins. Moore, Kaye John David Athey, Ritter, and Harless Cubs Den 2, Mrs. Max Tyree, den mother, and assistant, Mrs. Jack Ritter, and members, Danny Farley, Darrell Fuller, John Kennedy and Doyle Isom.

Cubmaster is Preston Kelly. Brownies with Mrs. Roger Vlarkham as leader and members, Christina Lafferty, Tina Izza, Lisa Holstein, Lisa Donnell, Julia Williams, Mary Thompson, Patty Thompson, Terry Wingrove, i 'arley and Debbie Wingrove. The Webloes and their master, French Maynor, were on a camping trip. Parents attending the party vere Mr.

and Mrs. Ronnie 7 arley and Kitty, Mrs. Lena som and Kimberly, Mrs. Dixie Donnell, Mrs. Colleen Izza and Charmine, Mrs.

Sandy Maynor, VTrs. Steve Holstein, Mrs. Jesse Athey, Mrs. Claude Painter, VTrs. Charley Farris, Mrs-.

David Fuller. Children at- tending were Amy Tyree, Stev Holstein, Wayne Lafferty, Dan ny Painter and a Weblo mem ber, Gary Moore. Camping activities and hike have begun. Mrs. Billie Williams and her Cadets weri on a hike and Boy Scout troop 17 have been camping alon with the Webloes and thei leader, French Maynor.

Robert Williams Dies In Hospital NIMITZ (RNS) Robert Williams, 77, died at 9:40 p.m Monday in a Hinton hospital Death was attributed to cerebral hemorrhage. Born June 22, 1895, in Sum mers County, he was a son the late Allen and Margare Epperly Williams. He was a lifelong resident Nimitz and was a retired ai brake inspector for i Chesapeake and Ohio Co. Williams was a member the Brotherhood of Railway Carmen of America. He was a veteran of World War I and a member of the Bluestone Baptist Church a Jumping Branch.

Survivors include five sons Hubert and William, both o. Nimitz, James and Jack, both of Beech Run, and Robert Burtons ville, a daughter Mrs. Marie Reed of Hinton; a Fred Willian of Beech Run; 10 grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren. His wife, Mary Via Williams, died in 1972. The funeral will be at 2 p.m.

Thursday in the Bluestone Baptist Church at Jumping Branch with Rev. William Fox, Rev. Carl Edwards and Rev. I. E.

Hatcher in charge. Burial will be in Restwood Memorial Gardens. The body will remain at Ronald Meadows al 3 arlors in Hinton where friends may call after 3 p.m. today. R.

S. Hayes, 73, Dies In Hospital GAULEY BRIDGE (RNS) Raymond S. Hayes, 73, of Gauley Bridge died Tuesday in a Montgomery hospital. Death was attributed to natural causes. He was a retired shift supervisor of the traffic department at Alloy, was a deacon and was a member of Gauley Bridge Baptist Churfch, 50-year member of Gauley Bridge Masonic Lodge and was past president of Fayette County Board of Education.

Born at Clendenin, June 27, 1899, he was a son of the late Phillip S. and Lucy Conally Hayes. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Irene Legg Hayes; one daughter, Mrs. Helen H.

Steahly" of Zanesville, Ohio; one brother, Upton McMichen of Gauley. Bridge; two sisters, Mrs. Rosalee Hall of Gauley Bridge and Mrs. Goldie Harvey of Hmapton, and grandchildren. Services will be at 11 a.m.

Thursday at Gauley Bridge Baptist Church with Rev. Paul Ashbrook and Rev. Lloyd Dob- benstek in charge. Burial will be in Montgomery Memorial Park at London. Masonic Lodge members will conduct graveside rites.

Friends may call from 5-9 p.m. today at Combs Funeral Home in Gauley Bridge and the body will be taken to the church one hour prior to services. MINDEN (RNS) Mrs. Mary Esther Kelley, 82, of Minden died in a Beckley hospital Tuesday evening after a long illness. She was a "member of Minden Baptist Church.

Born in Boone County, July 25, 1890, she was a daughter of the late Joseph and Mary Frances Carr Survivors include her husband, Alfred Marian Kelley; four sons, John S. of Denver, Carmel S. of Minden, Keith D. Montgomery, and William G. of Corpus Christi, one sister, Mrs.

Lum Kinder of Nitro; eight grandchildren. Services will be at 2 p.m. Friday at Tyree Funeral Home in Oak Hill with Rev. Bill Menefee and Rev. John Daniels in charge.

Burial will be in High Lawn Memorial Park at a i Friends may call from 7-9- p.m. Thursday. Funeral Planned For Betty Smith FAYETTEVILLE (RNS) -Mrs. Betty Wilson Smith, 81, of Aynor, N. formerly of Brooklyn and Cunard, died Monday in a Conway, S.

hospital. She born lounty, Md. Survivors include in Garrett, one son, John F. of Jackson, ix daughters, Mrs. Theodore Etirkwood of Mrs.

Freda Holland, Pennington of Elkins, N. Mrs. Paul Graves of Virginia Beach, Mrs. Carl Paitsel of Mineral, Mrs. G.

W. Arthur of Oak Hill and Mrs. Doris S. Cooke of Aynor, N. one brother, Thomas of Pennsylvania, and one sister, Mrs.

Eva Kearney of Pennsylvania. Graveside rites will be at 11 a.m. Thursday at Memorial Park at Fayetteville. The body is at Dodd-Payne Funeral Home in Fayetteville vhere friends may call from p.m. today.

Hospital Patients RONCEVERTE (RNS) -The ollowing patients were ad- nitted to the Greenbrier Valsy Hospittal last week: Fisher of Sinks rrove; Theda Sizemore and aby of Trout; Herman of Union; Pattie Lowe, fancy Ware, Lisa Blackburn, Vlaxine Alexander, Ira Lewis, helby Arnold and baby and Sstal Dalton, all of White ulphur Springs, and Michael pencer, Letha Scott and David all of Williamsburg. Fayette Soy Scouts Model New Uniforms Shown in their Athey, Jackie Weeks and uniforms from Den Troop David Ritter. Other members 17, are (from left) George i of Den 1 are Dennis Farris Kay, David Moore, John i and Harless Adkins. Mrs. Libby Williams Darnell Kelly leaders.

services Thursday 7 or Thomas Price HINTON (RNS) Funeral ervices for Thomas R. Price, 3, will be at 2 p.m. Thursday the Ronald Meadows Funeral 'arlors at Hinton with Rev. 'arl Boggs in charge. Burial iwill be in Haynes Family Cemetery at Hungarts Creek.

Price died Monday in a Hinton hospital. serve as Friends may call after 3 p.m. today and the family will receive friends from 7-9 p.m. and Mrs..