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VA SATURDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 19, 1949 Improvements Planned At Miss Emma Allen 300 Attend Pocahontas 4-HSCHOOL GIVES West Virginia Fairground Succumbs At 801 Achievement Day Program I i LEWISBURG, Nov. 13--Stock- ALDERSON, Nov. 18 Mrs. Iva who was convicted rtt a c- the Japanese radio's wartime holders of the State Fajr at Lcwis inadec i ate he said, Rose," left San Francisco i authorized the Board! board 01 directors were all ALDERSON, 18--William: Tuesday of this of Directors to make improve-1 re-elected. OS s.

H. Tuckwiiler I i VM i i A ALDERSON, Nov. 18 Miss MARLINTON, Nov. 18 "The lEmma Jane.Allen, 80, died at Ahead" was the topic 1 PV T) i A lde son of Mrs the talk made by C. P.

Dorsey, 17 rPlXJUK a today. CFMHI5 I 055 A MM Driver Tests former Pocahontas County is the president of born in Alaerson, i a now associate state 4-H Club! Association. oi tne iate Isaac and Mary lea der of Morgantown, to approxi-i Boone, treasurer of the hwnpson Allen ana spent most; male 300 4-H club yesterday, field been ill for years and four months she a than two years. jwill be eligible for parole. He was a retired real estate broker snd a member of the Bland street Methodist church, at Bluefield, and of the Masonic Lodge.

Born in Eiand county, he i was the of the late Samuel i Patterson and Mathilda Moore I Mustard. His wife, Elizabeth! Earns Mustard, preceded him in Nov death IHouchuis, 19, of Pipestem, 4 keivcd a splinter of steel Surviving are two brothers, shoulder early this Gratten ana Eldert Mustard, i an )usual accidcm of Pocahontas, and two i 0 7 J. R.FredIock of Banding near Lonnie i Hunter Injured (As Gun Explodes cessiul seven iaaeQ T. The largest item of ex-; or Alderson. ments of tne grandstand.

Gloria Dean Eye and Peggy Sheets 1 LEWISBURG, Nov. 18 Driv- examinations were held in Sgt. S. C. Ballard and Trooper W.

D. Honaker of the State police. PUBLIC PLAY WAITVILLE, Nov. 18 The Waitville School observed American Education Week and Armistice Day with an appropriate program to which parents and patrons were invited. It included Bible reading, Juanita Dunbar; prayer, O.

K. LaFon; comic "Bunny's New Coat," by 2nd "What Education Can Do For Me," Doreen Bell; "Words," 1 i 1 1 nl uid Whlte Garden Club plan Mercer Funeral Home at Bluefieid a steel splinter into Houchin's i i at 2:30 p. with the shoulder, and bruising Keaton's Ljlgflting, L-OIlteSt Kev. F. P.

Reynolds, of Alderson wrist. officiating. Burial will follow in a I'uuchins was brought to the WHITE SULPHUR. Nov. 13 r- Calwn Knapp Roscoe EggLeston, district agent ot a Frank Clay, iheodore Porter, and view of the 1949 4-H year by Wai- wn, a re- Pa ui Clay.

mausoleum at the Monte Vista Hinton Hospital for treatment, I The Old White Garden Ciub met rmm II PI im cemetery, at Bluefieid. a on his way to the hospital dis- the home of Mrs. E. M. Haynes IflUMAWft.

rUllK-n ILuD The body was removed today lodged the splinter, leaving a gap- Tuesday evening with Mrs. from the Lobban Funeral Home ing wound. to the home of Mr. McThenia. it The rabbit escaped.

will be removed to the Mercer Funeral Home Sunday to lie in state until the funeral hour. Pallbearers will be Willim Graham, J. I. ClinginteLl, Louis Reiland, William Mustard, Hoy Mullens, Roy Phillips, Robert Sheffy and Allen Long. TEA TO BE GIVEN FOR CLASSROOM TEACHERS HAS INDIAN PROGRAM SANDSTONE, Nov.

18 The and" contents foT'the Mohawk Four-H club of i stone held a matins' nn Nnvpm- I Ramsey and Mrs. Haynes as host: esses. The club will sponsor lighting ter Jett, county agent, and a presentation of awards by Mrs. Esther LaRose, home demonstration agent. Mrs.

Margaret Lightner Cole of iGreenbank was presented with a Nov. 18 The'leadership recognition certificate first real winter 01 the season and iin honor of 15 years of service at FIRST WINTER STRIKES IN (iRNBKM VALLHY the first snow of any consequence hit the lower lanas of the Green- a 4-H club leader. Miss Laura Pyles of Seebert and Mrs. Ariene Drier Valley Thursday, witn a Cutlip of Lebelia were each pre- iight blanket of snow over most Rented with 10-year certificates, areas and some of the mountain 1 while Mrs. Arndt White of Minnei regions navmg quite heavy snows, jhaha Springs receiver a 5-year fiRFFNRRIFR PROPFRTY I Christmas season again this year, a.iuwa.

rnUrLlU I i pri2es for lhree places jn ber rne meeting was presided (Tne te mperamre was above freez- 10 TM 6 and business places Qv by he president, Joyce Jones. lng in some places bul snow fell IimilOrEIXO IVEUJlYUEl; uons. ny resident of the White! were read and ap- Wideiy during Thursday mgn: LEWISBURG, Nov. 13 Sev! Sulphur Springs community is and tne basement of i a a triday morn ing. eral real estate transfers a eligible to enter the contest for! a me as The cola spell enae been recorded in the Greenbrier for growing Christmas'P 1 6 Io county clerk's office in Lewisburg, i trees, or for as follows: iof-town judge; Lillie May Bradberry and oth-! select the enaed one of the mildest and most remarkable sea- ers to Perry E.

Goff and wife 55 acres in Fort Springs district. WHITE SULPHUR, Nov. 18 Samuel Collins and wife to in previous years may not Plans are being made by several Collins Soothe an oe entered in the contest this year organizations of White Sulphur jterest in 121 acres in Williams-t or used the new entry Arn ri i 1C ba been paSSCd this Akers and Betty Severt gave a talk ar that decorations wnicn won year on Indian life. Springs to join in welcoming and giving a tea lo the classroom teachers organization of several southern and Mid-Atlantic states who will convene in their annual session at the Greenbrier hotel in White Sulphur Springs the first week in December. The tea will be held in the community house.

GRAVESIDE RITES HELD FOR INFANT HINTON, Nov. 18 Graveside services for the infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James E. Bowling, who died Thursday in the City were held by the Rev.

C. H. Mar- burg district. Arthur B. Collins and wife to PJans have been announced for a i a rviiii Rn lhe miual Christmas Tree party Laurema Collins Bootne an mter- ORGAN CAVE NEWS ORGAN CAVE, Nov.

18 Mr. and Mrs. George Darlington were est in 121 acres in Williamsburg memberns lo he recent visitors to Charlottsville, urB district community December in and were guests over the J. and wife to Mamie th6 ev in 8-. Tne ar Wl11 be week end of Mr.

and Mrs. Charles TM i Lelia tin in the Greenbrier Burial Park near Hinton at 2:30 o'clock The child's mother, the District Carnifax lots 27 and 28 in Block 5 of Rupert corporation. E. B. Harrah and wife to E.

A. 4 1-2 acres in Williamsburg district. C. E. Wood aod wife to Parris Wood, 1-4 acre in Irish Corner district.

Mary Edgar Hayes and others to Rupert Brickcrete, Inc. a tract JOO by 100 Meadow Bluff district. Burgess to 6'0 acres in Taylor S. Lewisburg whicn will serve as hostesses. Mrs, Edith Woodward distributed yearbooks to members of the club.

Mrs. E. C. Curry was elected as a candidate t'or the "Queen for the Day" radio contest. During the evening a miscellaneous oriuai shower was given Schubert of Arlington, Va.

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Parker of White Sulphur Springs were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. G.

M. Parker. Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Honaker, Miss Peggy McDowell of Ronceverte and Mr.

and Mrs. B. R. Bland recently visited Mr. and to Mrs.

i'reci Livesay, tne former'Mrs. Telford Bland. Funeral arrangements were in charge of Barnette Funeral home. Alderson School To Take Part In Contest ALDERSON, Nov. 18 Aider- son High School is listed among the high schools participating in the Greenbrler-Monroe Tuberculosis and Health Association School Press project in which the larger schools of the county are participating.

It has been announced that the project has met the approval of John F. Montgomery, superintendent of Greenbrier schools, and will be conducted among a limited number of schools for this year. Monroe county is unable to par- Harrah five tracts of land in Williamsburg district. Lucy Trout and others to L. A.

Myers and wife one acre in Meadow Bluff district Okey R. Anderson and wife to Warren E. Zimmerman and wife three tracts of land in Lewisburg district. Miss Minnie O'Connell of White Sulphur Springs, who is secretary of the Old Wnite Garden Cluo. AJrs.

H. L. Kirxpatrick, appropriately decorated and dressed as -Old Man Snower" added a touch oi humor as she presented the presents to Mrs. Livesay. A delicious retresnment course was served to the members of the club and their two guests.

The guests were Mrs. M. Kipps of White Sulphur Springs ana Mrs. Laura Dunn of iVLeaasville, Pa. Janie Bush Flag by commis- (Two Greenbrier Men sioner to D.

S. MacQueen and others 1-2 of lot 53 in Lewisburg. Bertha O. Landoncer to Roy M. Boyer and wife lot 60 in Quinwood.

Baffin Bay Icebergs Listed In A Census WASHINGTON. government census has been com- ticipate because of the lack of ete and a summary issued. It school papers this year. KEMAINS ILL LEWTSBURG, Nov. 18 Squire Jess W.

Hutcheson of Lewisburg continues to be confined to his home following illness and absent Irom his office on Washington street. Friends state that he is improving. is the ''iceberg census" of the Baffin Bay region. The count, taken by aerial photography, totals 40,232 icebergs during the 1949 operation. These bergs may become a menace to shipping in the Atlantic.

The iceberg count is a function of the United States Coast Guard. Counting is done to anticipate and forecast ice menace to North Atlantic shipping. Many hundreds of those spotted will disintegrate on the trip before reaching the shipping lane. Danger from the others to ocean vessels is kept at a minimum by the Coast Guard iceberg patrol. Greenland glaciers are responsible for the North Atlantic iceberg menace.

Twenty of them on the west coast along a i Bay are i responsible for most of the ice-! Stationed In Japan ALDERSON, Nov. IS Pfc. Gordon E. Parker, son ol Mr. and Mrs.

G. Parker of Blue Sulphur Springs, and Pic. James T. Livesay of Clintonvllle. are two Greenbrier soldiers serving in Co.

C. 17th Infantry, at Camp Schimmelpfen- Anotherjnig, near Sendai, Japan, and now engaged in field maneuvers in the Ojojihara maneuver area. Both serve in a rifle squad of which fc. Parker is squad leader. Pfc.

Livesay expects to return to his job with the Bennett Lumber Co. at Rupert after his enlistment period, but Pfc. Parker expects to make the Army his career. Sifers Charged With Malicious Wounding HINTON, Nov. 18 J.

W. Sifers, of near Elton, was given a hearing today before Justice John W. Cook on charges of malicious wounding preferred by Aden Van- dail, and ordered held to the action of the grand jury at the January term of" court under bond S500. He gave bond and re-i leased. Vandall, Mr.

and Mrs. Roscoe Hedrick and family of Hinton spent the week end here with Mrs. W. F. Brown and Mr.

and Mrs. Mason Weikle. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Martin of Alderson, Mr.

and Mrs. John Martin of Ronceverte, Mrs. J. H. Martin, Wallace Martin, Billie McDowell, Mr.

and Mrs. James Martin and son and Mr. and Mrs. Billy Shafer of Organ Cave were recent visitors of Mr. J.

H. Martin at University Hospital, Charlotts- viile, Va. vided farmers with plenty of time certmcate. Leadership awards in the form of a book Dare You," by William Dantorth, were presented to Mary Dare Hedrick or Greenbank and Jack Vaughan of Marimton for outstanding service to 4-H club work during 1949. Monet McNeel, of tlillsboro was recognized for winning the to get the chores done before win- state Sheep Shearing Contest.

Me ter sets in. About all corn has jis leaving this week to represent been harvested or shucked, providing generally an excellent crop. Wheat has made exceptional -growtn and many farmers are West Virginia Sheep Shearing Contest, which will be held in connection with the International Livestock Show at Chicago next week. a poem, Mary Frances Duddine: Seventeen applicants were 4 Martin; a reading examination andj Shidey A Gre Education," a reading, Perry Cros- Those passing successfully were; ier; quartet, Mabel Margaret C. Wicklin of McCormick, Martha Surface, and Clendenen and Kathleen! Dorothy Massie.

of Alvon, Richard A poem, "God Shows in Your Frankford, Lena Face," Dell Harless; poem, "To- Hubert W. Spen-jday," Irene Rock; poem, "Prog- cer, and Nellie S. Jones of Lewis-; ress Ramie Kessinger; Self Star- burg, Maynard E. Hanna ot Renick, Lenora Miller, Howard N. Bland, Doris L.

Humphreys, and Edwin L. Reynolds of Ronceverte, Luther W. McMillion and George W. McCoy of Wiiliamsburg, Rita C. Clifford, Francis R.

Clifford, and Robert Kerr Murray of White Sulphur Springs, MRS. RUTH B. ROHDE GETS DENMARK AWARD ALDERSON, Nov. 18 Mrs. Ruth Bryan Rohde, alternate member of the United States delegation to the United Nations and former American minister to Denmark, has received the Danish Fortjensl Medallion in gold as an award for distinguished service and her "friendship for Denmark," the U.

S. delegation announced Saturday. Mrs. Rohde, daughter of William Jennings Bryan, is the only American woman ever 10 receive the award. For a time Mrs.

Rohde lived in Alderson, leaving here following the enlistment of her husband, Captain Borge Rohde, in the ser- 1 I I ai.u uiuiij iiici.3 Wa TI pasturing it lightiy to avoid ex- The program concluded with vice OI 01710 cessive growtn. Fall oastures i recreation in the gymnasium and nave been good and pastures i recreation in the gymnasium and aithougn refreshments served and donated many farmers have been feeding by the Farm Women's clubs of for two weeks or more the first real need lor winter feeding of livestock occurred in most communities this week. A large number of hunters were matting the final trip to the grouse ranges where there has been the largest grouse concentration in a dozen years in hopes that the snow and cold weatner would force the birds to flock and provided better hunting conditions. The grouse season ends this week. Rehabilitation Group Plans Meeting Nov.

21 LEWISBURG, Nov. 18 The American Legion Rehabilitation the county. Homemakers Club'To Make Contribution To Andrew Rowan Home ALDERSON, Nov. 18 At the meeting of the Flat Mountain Homemakers Club Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Fonda McNeil the club members voted to make a contribution to the Rowan Home at Sweet Springs.

After discussing the matter is was agreed that tne president, Mrs. Fannie Upton, would find out what is most needed by the guests at the Home and make the necessary selection. The lesson for the meeting was committee of Midland-Seneca Post "Care and Repair of Home treasurer gave her report and an- No. 69 of Lewisburg has arranged Equipment." After the lesson pre- to hold a conference in the Legion sentation refreshments were serv- Mr. and Mrs.

Bennie Parker on Nov. 21 at 7:30 p.m. the hostess and the club ad- Mr, and Mrs. Bennie Brown were which time an open forum discus- iJourned to meet with Mrs. Bessie week end visitors in Washington, sion will be held concerning -iGwmn in December.

who faced the same bergs that i toward the Grand 1 charge on complaint of Sifers, had Banks off Newfoundland in the 'previously waived preliminary hearing, and was committee to jail in default of bond of $500 to appear ai the January term of circuit court. shipping lane. Women's Auxiliary Of White Sulphur Meets WHITE SULPHUR, Nov. 18 -The American Legion Woman's 1 lo RETURNS TO PINECREST ROXCEVERTE. Nov.

IS Miss Christine McDaniels has returned having spent a Carl Robinson as co-hostesses, past week. Mrs. Verdon Dillon, president presided over the meeting. There twenty members present and a a regular business session, SON IS BORN NEOLA, Nov. 13 A son was D.

C. Mrs. Tom Bennett and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Grover Drewery and daughter of Richmond, have been guests of Mrs.

Rachel Hoover. Rev. J. B. Daugherty of Arlington, Rev.

Roy Huff of Virginia, Mr. Cameron Lipps of Elkins, Pfc. Lewis Lipps of Georgia attended the funeral of Miss Maxie Lipps. Hinton, Bess McDowell and Mrs. Thomas Black of Ronce- verie, Mr.

William White and Mr. and Mrs. James Miller of Organ Cave were Sunday visitors in the home of Mr. and Mrs. G.

W. McDowell near Caldwell. Mr. and Mrs. George Mustain and Mrs.

Emory Mustain accompanied Mr. Emory Mustain to Washington, D. C. for an examination by a specialist. Mrs.

Margaret Brown, executive secretary of Greenbrier-Monroe Tuberculosis Association and Miss Alice White, instructor of nurses at St. Francis' Hospital in Charleston, attended the state nurses meeting held at the Greenbrier in habilitation problems of veterans. The program will include child welfare, veterans employment, pensions and compensations, hospitalization and other subjects that will be of vital interest to ail veterans. This is a personal invitation for all veterans to attend and all are urged to do so. There will be representatives of National and State H.

B. Moore, Jr. To Attend Breeders Meet LEWISBURG, Nov. 18 Huston B. Moore, of Lewisburg Dr.

and Mrs. R. S- Neely of headquarters of the Legion present. iVTico T5occ i a I ann S. A.

Hinkle To Observe 80th Birthday Sunday WILLIAMSBURG, Nov. 13 S. delegates from West Virginia to represent the Aberdeen-Angus breeder's association to be held in the Palmer House in Chicago Nov. 30. Mr.

Moore, son of Col. and Mrs. H. B. Moore of Lewisburg, is a patient in the Greenbrier Valley hospital in Ronceverte where he has been for several days follow- White Sulphur Springs Thursday, her home and wiii re- Friday and Saturday of the past week.

Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Level of Oak Hill were week end guests ot" Mrs.

Clara Boone and Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Wilson.

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jeter of Ronceverte and Mrs. Edward La- Fon and daughter Judy of Organ Cave were Tuesday guests of Mr. and Mrs.

James McMann. Mr. and Mrs. J. E.

Fleshman and daughter of Roanoke, main here until her wedding the latter part of this month. VISITS MOTHER WHITE SULPHUR Nov. 18 -Mr. and Mrs. C.

R. Belcher, of Dayton. Ohio, have been visiting Mrs. Belcher's mother, Mrs. R.

C. Baker and a sister, Miss Fay Baker. HONORED WITH SHOWER WHITE SULPHUR Nov. 18 -Sunday. Mr.

Jesse Martin HAVE DAUGHTER LYNCO, Nov. 19--Mr. and Mrs. William J. Mullins, of Lynco, Wyoming County, are the parents of with a shower at the Communirv'a daughter born at a.m., at underwent house Thursday evening.

Mrs. Stevens Clinic hospital. Welch, on visited a Cave community Mrs. Lewis Lynch was honored cently been set. A.

Hinkle is celebrating his 80th in a accident on Droop Moun- birthday on Nov. 20 with open! tain on cute 219. He suffered a house from 1 to 5 p.m. Friends and rac tured leg which has only re- relatives are invited to attend the celebration, RETURNS HOME FORT SPRINGS, Nov. 18 -Mrs.

E. M. Perry has returned to her home from the Duke University Hospital, where she has been a patient. Her daughter, Miss Evelyn Perry of Durham, N. C.

ac- LIONS GIVE $125 TO HINTON BAND HINTON, Nov. 18--Edgar Loar, director of the Hinton high school band, today was presented a check for 125 by the Hinton Lions Club at their meeting Thursday night, as appreciation for the part the band took in the local talent play, "Its A Date," earlier this month. Group Collects $174 For Home Missions ALDERSON; NOV: is The Presbyterian Women of the Church had an inspirational meeting at the church Thursday afternoon. After the caLl to order by the president, Mrs. C.

H. Bivens, the ter, Iris Dale Porterfield; safety skit, "Thie May Happen to You," and 8th grades; Address, Miss agent; remarks, O. K. LaFon. Eizie McCormick served as chairman.

GREENVILLE FARM CLUB MEETS IN MANN HOME GREENVILLE, Nov. 18 The Greenville Farm Women's club met with Mrs. O. S. Mann on Nov.

9 with Mrs. L. T. Thomas and Mrs. D.

D. Crosier as co-hostesses. The devotional was in charge of on "The Families' Health Plan" Mrs. D. D.

Crosier and the lessoo was given by Mrs. Hobart M. Harvey in the absence of Mrs. S. B.

Thomas, who was previously appointed as leader. Mrs. J. Con way Baker and Mrs. A.

F. Humphreys gave interesting talks on the subject. The of lessons for the coming year were selected during the business session and projects were discussed. Members voted to give $5 toward Christmas gifts for the Andrew S. Rowan home guests.

A social hour was enjoyed at the close of the meeting. Games were led by Mrs. E. E. Clark and refreshments were served to eighteen members and two visitors, Mrs.

J. F. Maddy, of Beaver and Miss Mable Clower, home demonstration agent. APPRAISAL BILL FILED RONCEVERTE, Nov. 18 An appraisal bill has been filed inj the county clerk's office in Lewisburg of the estate of the late Garland Flack of Ronceverte totaling S3.500.

The administratrix of the estate is Mrs. Winnie S. Flack. nounced that the collection for home missions amounted to $174.85. Mrs.

J. Frank Nash conducted a program on "Inter-Church Aid." The ladies discussed the giving of one hundred cakes of soap or its equivalent in money to Davis Stuart School. No decision was made as to what they would do. Sixteen church members attended the meeting. Nine Acquitted On Trespassing Charge HINTON, Nov.

18 Nine men who who early this week were charged with trespassing on the iands of Frank Holt, of the Green Sulphur section, appeared for hearings today before Justice U. G. Ryalls, and were found not guilty. They were F. Austin.

Fred Roy Rive, Milton Rice, Hobart' Rice, Charles Bennett, B. C. Smith, Kermit Bragg, and O. E. Eagle.

Hogs Spend The Night la Greenbrier River FORT SPRINGS, Nov. 18--Two loads of fat hogs enroute to the Greenbrier Valley auction sale Friday spent Thursday night in two trailers in the middle of the Greenbrier River about a mile above Fort Springs. W. C. Ellis who owns a farm here started the hogs to market late Thursday a trailer being pulled by a tractor and another by a jeep.

Both vehicles bogged down in the river, and the drivers were obliged to wade to shore. I With the coming of darkness the vehicles were abandoned in the river until the following day when workmen were able to get the trailers and hogs out of the river. Morgan Nmed Officer In Sheep Association LEWISBURG, Nov. 18 At i meeting of the State Sheep Breeders Association Ben Morgan, county agent of Greenbrier county, was re-elected secretary and treasurer; Asa C. Barlow of Pocahontas county was elected president replacing Milton Dolly of Pendleton county.

MONEY FOR Millions St.Joseph ASPIRIN WORIOS LARGEST SEUER AT 10- ESTATE APPRAISED LEWISBURG, Nov. 18 The appraisal bill of the estate of the late Asa Wesley Price of Lewisburg has been completed and field in the office of the county clerk. Lt totals The administra- trix of the estate is Nannie E. Price. surgery at the University Hospital Paul Maze arranged the showerJ Fridav, November 18.

in CharlottesviHe last week. Sgt. Jack Morgan of Greenville, born Monday in the Greenbrier ho ital in Ronceverte to S. was a recent guest of Mr. gan.

visited re- FM-AM RADiC- co-hostess. The next meeting will i Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Linkous who i tly i Mr. and" Mre." Jesse he held in the Community house'; reside near Neola.

Slaughter in Richmond. Va. 30. CONSOLE 1. One Cobra Ton? Arm For Standard and 45 RPM Genuine Armstrong FM S.

Had Tone Control Never before ha? such a set bs't-n at this unusually Sow get ail of i'eatun itriinr.sly prnrxl nxn'o of Ma- hojjany venders. Stt and lu-ar this har.cisorr.e instrument today! 'J. 5. jt. M.

USE OUR XMAS LAY-AWAY PLAN John W. Eye XADIO SALES and 5ERMCE 805 W. Neville St. PHONE 4542 Singing Convention Is I Set Sunday Afternoon; HINTON. Nov.

IS--The Sum- I rr.ers Singing convention I i i i rr.ee; at the Griffith's Creek i i church at 1:30 Sunday afternoon, for ar, afternoon of singing which i i continue i 4 p. m. I Everybody is invited Jo attend, i i inclurfint; singing groups, others interested in singing. 1 i White Sulphur Couple i Returns From Europe WHITE, SULPHUR. Nov.

18 i Mrs. Sohleusener i have returned ihis week from i I several weeks spent Europe: here they were of a lives in Switzerland and France, i REEF BREAKS FREIGHTER IN TWO Edith H. Stover i New Notary Public! LEWISBURG. Nov. 18 Edith i H.

Stover has qualified and boen commissioned a notary public in! and for Greenbrier county by Gov- sernor Okey according to I an order entered in the records of! the Greenbrier County Court, MARRIAGE LICENSE 1 RENICK. Nov. 13 A marriage' license was issued in Greenbrier county court house at i Thursday to Warren Sheldon i Clark son of Mr. and Mrs. Alvon I and Miss Louise Ronnie of Mr.

and Mrs. John Clutter ail of Kenick. BROKEN IN TWO, Panamanian freighter Aiufelucia is jcnninded on a reef off Port Wash. Stem (Irft) is partly submerged whilo bow (riphc) rtill is held fast. A Canadian stands by.

The T.TiXHon vessel ran on the rwf over a out ia UM engine room. fc Ttretfotu Radios A FM AM RADtO PHONOGRAPH Was 269.50 NOW Bnjoy TIC and AM tteir Sasst. Orersiae speaker. Jfcw intermix record ekager 149 5 ASHWORTH Home and Auto Store "YOUR Oftft STORE" 321 Prince St Phone 4213 Beckley One of the Most Complete Display oi Toys lo Be Found in Southern West Virginia. Will Be Ready For Your Approval and Inspection Friday, November 25th.

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