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

Coal River Area MR. AND MRS. SEWELL DUNBAR Raleigh Couple Celebrates 54th Wedding Anniversary CLEAR CREEK, Nov. 27 up the river," where they now live. (RNS) Mr.

and Mrs. Sewell Dunbar of Beckley, Route 1, celebrated their 54th wedding anniversary at their home Sunday. The They are the parents of nine children, six of whom are living. They are Miss Ollie Dunbar, Oscar, and Bart, all of Arnett, Mrs. Barbara wedding, was performed by the stover of Beckley, Route 1, and Rev.

Ezra Sumner at the home of Mrs. Bertie Freeman of Jackson- the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Andy Wriston of Clear The couple resided at Clear Creek for a short time and moved i Clear Fork Valley News COLCORD, Nov. 27 (RNS) -Mrs.

Romie Cooper was admitted to the. Kanawha Valley Hospital Tuesday for treatment and observation. Mrs. Clarence sons, David' and Hamilton and Donnie. visited their husband and father, Clarence, at the Kanawha Valley Hospital Mjonday.

His brother. Carl, of Ame'agle visited him Saturday and Sunday. Miss Brycie Dillon and Mrs. Chriss Wiley of Colcord were business visitors in Charleston Tuesday. Mrs.

Mary Stover has returned to her home after spending a month with her sister and other relatives in Columbus, Ohio. Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. D. F.

Hamilton of Colcord were Mr. and Mrs. James Holstein, Mrs. June Adkins and son, Larry, and Miss Belle Holstein. all of Seth.

Mr. 'and Mrs. Burns Osborne have'returned horrre after visiting their son and daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Osborne of Norfolk, Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Kincaid left Wednesday for their farm in Hardy County, where they will spend the holidays.

They will visit his father, 0. A. Kincaid. who resides on the farm, and Mr. and Mrs.

Homer Hager of Needmore. Nicholas Woman Succumbs At II BRUCE GROVE, Nov. 27 (RNS) Bertha Belle Pitsenbarger, 77, of Bruce Grove died at the home of a daughter. Mrs. Bertha at Mount Nebo this morning after a long illness.

Born Nov. 22, 1881, near Quinwood. she was a daughter of the late Johnny and Priscilla Nutter Burdette. Other survivors include onp son. Cordis of Nallen; one sister.

Mrs. Florence Murphy of Nallen; one brother, Elmer Burdette of Quinwood: four grandchildren; and one great grandchild. The funeral will be conducted at 2 p.m. Sunday in the Pleasant Hill Methodist Church at Runa with the Rev, Wesley Pennington in charge. Burial will be in the church cemetery.

'The body will remain at Wallace find Wallace Funeral Home in East Rainelle and will be taken to the church one hour prior to the funeral. ville, Fla. They have 15 grandchildren and 11 great-grandchildren. Dunbar is a retired merchant. His son, Oscar, runs the Dunbar store.

He also served as deputy assessor for four years. His hobby is growing strawberries. Dunbar has many hobbies. She pieces quilts for her grandchildren, makes dresses for her granddaughters, and does embroidery work. Mr.

and-Mrs. Dunbar are members of the Methodist Church. He has served as Sunday school superintendent for the past 30' years. An anniversary dinner was served to the following relatives and friends: Mr. and Mrs.

Oscar Dunbar and children, Jerry and Phyllis, Mr. and Mrs. Arnett Dunbar and children, Billy, Frances, and Carol, Miss Ollie Dunbar and brother, Bart, both at home: Mrs. Henry Wriston, Mrs. Ash Williams, Mr.

and Mrs. Elliot Taylor, and Miss Anna Diem, all of Clear Creek, Mrs. Ollie Cavallero of Clarksburg, Mr. and Mrs. Joel Atha and sons, David.

Paul, and Scottie of Rodney, Ohio. Mrs. Clarence Williams of Beckley. Mis? Shelvia Bacon of Artie, Mr. and Mrs.

Virgil Stover and daughter, Rosalie, Prince Stover, Richard Dunbar, Miss Dorothy Huffman, and Mr. and Mrs. Basil Workman and children, Sharon and Jane, all of Beckley. Route 1, J. D.

Corbin of Whitcsville, Mrs. Dou-s Hamilton and her mother, Zella of Colcord. BECKLEY POST-UEKALI), BECKLEY, A MOKMMi, 28. U)o8 Mercer County Nicholas County Rainelle Area 272 Area People Enroll For Extension Classes ATHENS, Nov. 27 A total of 272 persons enrolled in Concord College Extenson Class Services for the 1358-59 fall semester, according to David Kirby, dean.

Kirby, in a report 'submitted to the State Board of Education, listed 48 of the students in extension as members of the Georgrafphy 302 Georgraphy" class being conducted over Bluefield Television, WHIS TV, Channel six. Instructor for the class is R. T. Hill, associate professor, division of social science. The class is taught for three hours credit.

Thirteen students are registered in Biology 406, "Introduction to Evolution" being in Anawalt. The class, presented for three semester hours credit, is instructed by H. A. Wells, professor, department of biology. Enrolled for Education 301 "Psychology of Human Adjustment" are 17 persons.

The class is taught in Beckley for three semester hours credit by Ralph Cunningham, associate professor, department of education. Russell Fait, assistant professor, department of music, is teaching Music 306, "Music for Children" in Beckley for three semester hour's credit. Eight persons a r- registered for the class. Business 209, "Business Correspondence," is being taught to 13 persons in Bluefield by C. D.

Ashworth, associate professor, division of business. The class is being conducted for three semester hours credit. Fourteen students in the Bluefield area are enrolled for "Secretarial Accounting." Instructor for the class is' Margaret W. Edmunds, instructor, division of business. Dr.

P. C. Bibbee. professor, department of biology, is teaching Biology 320, "Conservation of Biological Resources," to. 21 persons in" Hinton.

Three semester hours credit is given for the course. Nineteen students are registered for History 307, "West Virginia History, Government, and Geogra- ny." being instructed in laeger. T. Hatfield, instructor, division social science, is teaching the ass for three hours credit. A second class being taught in aeger is English 207, "Study and jppreciatica of English Literate." The course, under the direc- on of Dr.

William R. Burnie. as- ociate professor, division of lan- uages and literature, is given for hree semester hours credit. Three extension classes, with a rial enrollment of 42 persons, are eing taught in Pineville. The lasses and their instructors lude: English 329.

"Backgrounds Literature," Paul N. Chrysslkos, nstructor, division of languages nd literature; Mathematics 30SS. Mathematics for Public Schools," iarry L. Phillips, assistant profes- or, division of physics and mathematics; and Social Science 201. Fundamental Social Problems r.

George F. Moore, associate rofessor, division of i a cience. Each of the classes is giv- for three semester hours credit. Twenty-two students have en- olled in two extension classes be- ng instructed in War for three ours credit each. Classes and in- tructors include English 302, Study and Appreciation of Amer- can Literature," Donald J.

ssistant professor, division of anguages and literature; and Eng- sh 207. "Study and Appreciation English Literature," Dr. James Shrewsbury, professor, division languages and literature. The ourses are taugiht for three se- nester hours credit each. C.

L. Peterson, asstant profes- or, department of art, is teaching 204, "Introductory Oil Paint- ng," to 36 students. The course is eing taught for three hours cred- in the Beckley area. Dorothy PTA Meets DOROTHY, Nov. 27 (RNS) -The parent teacher association met at the school Monday night with.

22 persons attending. Mrs. Eddie Flint, president, presided. A cash award for securing the most PTA members went to the fourth and fifth graders of Miss Anna Lee Williams' room. A Christmas program will be presented by the pupils Dec.

16, at 7 p.m. it was announced. A skating party has been arranged for students at 10 a.m. Saturday at Short's Skating Admission will be 15 cents for each-pupil and PTA members will ohaperone. The school kitchen 'Js being moved from the second floor to the first floor.

Tile is being laid, and the kitchen is being painted. The PTA has also purchased new film strips and records. ATHENS, Nov. 27. The final election of representatives to the oncord College Student Government Association has been conflicted, according to Bud Wyatt, of )amascus, president of the rganization.

The completed roll of the student ouncil includes, Kay Allen of Sohia, David 'Ballard Hinton, Charles Livingston of Johnstown, Joyce Clark of War, Mary ranees Cole of McComas, Noel DeBrick of Bluefield. Kenny Mc- Ceehan of Pineville. Ken Mace of tfarlinton. James Miller of Bartey, Nancy Miller of Athens, Con- MAXWELTON VISITORS MAXWELTON, Nov. 27 (RNS)-- Mr.

and Mrs. Preston Proffitt and children of Tazewell, are the guests of his mother, Mrs. J. Proffitt of Maxwelton. Fayette Student Named To College Who's Who 9 ATHENS, Nov.

27 Miss Eleanor Sue Kody, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Willis Kody of Mount Hope, has been named as a Concord College representative to Who's Who Among Students i American Universities and Colleges. The selection of Miss Kody was made the Concord College Student Activities Committee. A 1956 graduate of Mount Hope i School, she is a junior education major with fields in English and Art.

Miss Kody is vice president of the Concord College local Panhel- lenic Council and holds membership in Sigma Sigma Sigma National Social Sorority. Newman Club, Art Club, Kappa Delta Pi, and Cardinal Key. Membership in Who's Who is limited to persons earning a 3.0 or better academic average, and Who has.completed a minimum of 80 semester hours. In selection of candidates for the national honorary, the Student Activities Committee used a point system taken from three categories--scholarship, leadership, and extra-curricular activities. ELEANOR KODY "Kids Who Could Teach Nations" Begun in 1945 at a refuge for war Switzerland's unique Village it a United Nations.

Read about it in the Richwood News Briefs RICHWOOD, Nov. 27 Visits with relatives mark th Thanksgiving holiday in Richwood Miss Martha Gwinn will cctne from Glenville College to join her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Gwinn and other family members. He twin sister.

Miss Elizabeth Gwinn has returned to her studies at th University Hospital in Charlottes villc. following a brief visi at home. Fred Brooks will viit his moth er, Mrs. H. K.

Brooks, and Joh Rader will visit his parents, Mr and Mrs. J. B. Rader. Brooks an Rader are students at West Vir ginia Wcsleyan College and wer recently initiated into the Bcnzen Ring, honorary science organiza tion.

Miss Shirley Westfall, who is em ployed in Charlottesville, is visif ing her parents, Mr. and Mn Worthy Westfall of tfeber City. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Wheeler wi visit their son-in-law and daugh ter.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sigel Warfordsburg, during the ho id ays. Mrs. C.

H. Deem spent toda with her and daughter Mr. and Mrs. W. D.

White, i Charleston. Mr. and Mrs, Carroll Dorsey an children visited her parents, Mr and Mrs. Ray Frazier, in Charles ton today. Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Hivick an Linda and Mark, wU visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs. win Hivick. Texas Rites Set For Mrs.

Martin KESSLERS CROSS LANES, Nov. 27 (RNS) -7 TheLma Richardson Martin, 47, of Georgetown, Texas died late Wednesday- in an Army Hospital at San Antonio, Texas. Death was attributed to cancer and followed a long illness. She was a member of the Zoar Baptist Church and was graduated from "Nicholas County High School and West Virginia University. The deceased formerly lived at Maben, Barbouvsville, and Huntington.

where her husband served as pastor, She taught in Nicholas County High School and in schools in Jaoan and Germany, while her husband was serving as a chaplain in the Armed Forces. She also taught in Texas until retiring recently due to ill health. Survivors include her husband Major Owen Martin; three sons, Carmen of Ames. Iowa, Robert Keith and Billy, both home; two daughters. Donna Jean and Christiana, both at home; her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. L. A. Richardson of Kesslers Cross Lanes; a brother. Robert, of Ripley; and three sisters.

Mrs. Wilbur Herold of Persinger, Mrs. Wade Dorvohue of Philadelphia, and Mrs. Harry Weddington of Louisville, Ky. The funeral will be conducted Monday in San Antonio, Texas.

Burial will be in The National Cemetery there. HOSPITAL PATIENTS PRINCETON, Nov. 27 (RNS) -The following have been admitted to Memorial Hospital for treatment: Miss Jill Anderson of High Point, N. Mrs. Carl R.

Jennings of Mullens, and Mrs. Wiley W. Tiller of Lashmeet The American Bible Society was started in 1815. Representatives Chosen For Concord Association nie Milam of Beckley, Pat Overby of Sid Reed of Athens. James Stone of Pineville, Robert Tabscott of Mullens, Mickey Vincifuer- ra orBramwell, Charles Walker of Amigo, and Mary Margaret Wiil liams of Beckley.

A group of council members forming a traveling committee recently returned to the campus following a tour of Marietta College, Marietta, Ohio, and Ohio University. The tour was for the purpose of securing information suggestions for the new Concord College Student Union Building to be constructed in the near future. CARL FAHRINGER H. H. BUSTER 129 Persons Give Blood At East Rainelle Visit EAST RAINELLE, Nov.

27 (RNS) A blood mobile unit from the Roanoke Blood Center, collected 129 pints of blood Tuesday on a visit to East Rainelle to be credited to the Greenbrier County Red Cross Chapter. Sixteen would-be donors were rejected. The project was sponsored in the area by the Community Improvement Council. Darrell Campbell, president of the council, has expressed his appreciation to all individuals and organizations in western Greenbrier County for making the visit a success. Those donors reaching "Gallon Or More Club" Tuesday included Charles Carneli of Marfrance, (two-gallon): Charles Egnor of East Rainelle and E.

D. Gladwell. 10 pints each; H. H. Buster of East Rainelle, nine pints; and one-gallon members were Mrs.

Ruth Turner and Ralph Fasick, both of Rupert. Clarence H. Hinkle of Charmco, Clifton P. Neal, Carl Fahringer, Don Smathers. and Ar- nold Spitr.er, all of East Rainelle, Gloria Barnett of Meadow Bridge, and Mrs.

Dovie Dillon of Quinwood. A spokesman a unit said Mrs. Dillon had hitchhiked from her home la distance of about nine miles) to make her contribution and then returned home by the method. Aside from persondl accompanying the unit, Mrs, Roy Hughart, Mrs. Haven Walls, and Mrs.

0. Ray Smith, all local nurses, assisted with the project. Gray ladies serving the unit were Mrs. George Watts, Mrs. M.

Pettry. Mrs. Ivan Napier, Mrs. Paul Mclntire, Mrs. L.

M. Bryant, and Mrs. Robert Walls. The Rainelle Junior Woman's Club had charge of the canteen and assisted with registering the donors. Members working included Mrs.

Gordon Martin, Mrs. Leonard Campbell, Mrs. Elliot Judy Mrs. Don Smathers, Mrs, Gene McCombs, Mrs. T.

J. McKcnzie, Mrs. Sam Smith, and Mrs. Charles Buster. JAN SAYS: "I will match my amount you dipoilt up to $75.00 on my plino or own you IIY awiy tar Christmas Dollvory." IAN CAMPBELL MUSIC CO.

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