Beckley Post-Herald from Beckley, West Virginia • Page 22

TWENTY BECKLEY POST-HERALD, BECKLEY, W. THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE 14,1973 At Plum Orchard Lake Retired Teacher Honored With Dinner At School holding money corsages from, the teaching staff and parents of Danese School during a dinner Tuesday are (from left) Mrs. Kathleen Hypes, Mrs. Sadia Cool and Mrs. Rosetta Miles.

Mrs. Hypes of Victor has retired after teaching 13 years Wilbur Morrison Takes Own Life WILLIAMSBURG (ENS) Wilbur Dixon Morrison, 44, ol Williamsburg died at his home Tuesday of a self-inflicted gunshot wound to the head. Born Jan. 2, 1929, he was a son of the late Remie anc Fronie Lewis Morrison. He was a veteran of World War II and was a member of the board of directors of the Andrew Chapel i i Church at Williamsburg and was a former employe supervisor for the Norfolk and Ship Building and Dry Dock, Inc.

Survivors include his wife, Virginia Ray Morrison; three sons, Wilbur D. Christopher and Stanley, all at home; one daughter, Christine, at home; three brothers, Aenie of Chesapeake and Claude and Weldon, both of Williamsburg; one sister, Mrs. Iva Williams of Friars Hill, and one stepbrother, J. W. Fisher of Ronceverte.

Services will be at 2 p.m. today at the Andrew Chapel United Methodist Church at Williamsburg with Rev. Burlin Butcher in charge. Entombment will be in the Rosewood Cemetery Mausoleum. The body is at Jack K.

Wallace Funeral Home in Lewisburg. in Fayette and Kanawha County schools. Mrs. Hypes attended Glenville College and West Virginia Institute of Technology- Mrs. Cool of Clifftop has resigned as a cook in Fayette County where she has cooked for 10 years.

Mrs. Miles of Danese resigned from her teaching position Friday to further her education. She is attending Bluefield State College. She taught four years at Danese. Members of the faculty attended the dinner.

About Road Upkeep CHARLESTON A visitor to Plum Orchard Lake camping grounds during the pas weekend was disappointed the road leading into the main camp, described as ''completely impassable for any cars excep trucks or four wheel drive vehicles." In a letter to Ira Lattimer Department of a a Resources of Charleston, W. Pritchard of 316 Sunset Dr. in Beckley, said when arriving a the camp he was forced to se up camp near the bottom the mountain near the dam, in space "not originally suppose: for campers." Pritchard reported that over the past several years he had visited a number of state parks and has found a "very few' enjoyable. In his letter to Lattimer Pritchard stated Babcock is nice if you just wish to sit or walk short distances, but the Queen And Attendants Selected For Celebration Queen for the Alderson Fourth of July celebration is Miss Martha F1 an (seated). Attendants are SEE WHAT'S NEW IN AUDIO LISTENING PLEASURE STORE HOURS: 11 to 8 DAILY STEREO SPECIALTIES fttekley Ploxo Shopping Cener Picnic Set Friday HINTON The Riverview lower Club will hold its annual picnic for members and invited at 5:30 p.m.

Friday at Jluestone Bridge Picnic area on W. Va. 20. Members are requested to ring a covered-dish plate, and eating utensils. Danese Area News DANESE (RNS) George a a of Cox's Mill Mill visited his cousin, Mr.

and (from Smith, left) Miss Miss Tammy Debbie Duff, Miss Betty Clay and Miss Vivian Harnest. Celebration Scheduled For July 4 In Alderson ALDERSON (RNS) Mrs. Frank Berry Monday. Mrs. Hilda Smith Keeler of Memphis, also visited the Chapmans.

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Douglas of Union City, are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Gunnoe of Danese.

Also visiting the Gunnoe family are Mr. and Mrs. Watson dusky, Ohio. Gunnoe of San- Crab Orchard Drive-in Theatre "WAR BETWEEN THE PLANETS" -PLUS- COLUM61A PICTURES 3DHEY HARRY POITIER BELAFONTE BIKK and The PREACHER RUBY DEE-CAMERON MITCHELL -PLUS- WOULD YOU DO rr BMICMOMtV For many of people we asked, temptation was too greaf Whatever their reasons were, we Fured countless of average, everyday people into our studios, and watched unbelieving as they submitted to our every instruction, no matter how humiliating or degrading. TS ONLY been selected to reign over the 1973 Alderson Fourth of July celebration.

These girls will be at each event of the celebration. Miss Martha Fleshman who will be crowned queen during one of the events to be announced later, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Fleshman Jr. She is an honor student and has completed the ninth grade at Alderson Junior High School.

She is a member of the Future Homemakers of America, and is a past member of the Alderson Junior High Library Club. Miss Fleshman is last year's winner of the Golden Horseshoe Award. Her hobbies are reading, sewing, piano and guitar. She attends Coe Memorial Methodist Church at Blue TONIGHT THURSDAY EL CID CLUB To The Music Of CROSS ROADS FEATURING JIMMY JAY 9:30 P.M. to 1:00 A.M.

No ffo Minimum EL CID CLUB wh.r* it 10 may start bottling it. RALEIGH DRIVE IN THEATRE NOW SHOWING JOSEPH E. LEV1NE presents The Gall Trinity The Sulphur Springs. Attendants are Miss Betty Clay, a of Mr. and Mrs.

Paul Clay. She has completed the eighth grade and is a member of the Junior High Band and All-County Chorus. She is this year's winner of the Golden Horseshoe Award and the West Virginia State She is a member of the Feamster Memorial Free Will Baptist Church. Miss Clay's lobbies are horseback riding and nature studies. Miss Debbie Duff is the daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Donald Duff. She has completed the eighth grade and is a member of the Alderson Junior High Band, All-County Chorus and is a cheerleader. She is a member of the Johnson Memorial United Methodist Chancel Choir and VIethodist Youth Fellowship. Miss Duff likes swimming, hik- ng and rock music.

Miss Tammy Smith is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Smith. She has compelted the seventh, grade and is a member of the Alderson Junior High Band and All-County Band. She attends the Old Greenbrier Baptist Church.

Her hobbies are piano, violin and guitar. Miss Vivian a st, daughter of Mrs. Mary Harnest and the late Luther Harnest, has completed the seventh grade and is a member of the Alderson Junior High Band. She is also a majorette. Miss Harnest attends the Johnson Memorial i Methodist Church and is a member of the Chancel Choir and MYF.

She is also a mem- )er of the Alderson Achievers 4-H Club. Her hobbies are reading and rock music. IS- 2nd FEATURE JOE 3UUMATH OPEN NOW! AT fishing and swimming areas are much too far removed from the camping area. North Bend has lovely scenery in its favor bu not a great deal else. Pipestem as any camper can tell you is one big joke, having obviously been built by someone who had never set up a camper In order to camp there we ended up with our back wheels two feet off the ground.

Conse quently, like most campers, we have been forced to leave th state to find any kind of en joyable camping which offers both facilities and nearby water for fishing or boating. We have time allowing, traveled as- far as Russel Lake in Georgia. Since the ually sing promoters contin the praises Almost Heaven, West Virgi nia" it is disconcerting to say the least to travel to a park and be met with roads resembling what I am sure the wagon trails west must have looked like on the early trips west. What Drogress we have made in the a 100 years or so. Over the past few weeks anc with every good reason, we iave become much embarrasses about being registered as Republicans on the National Level.

After this weekend's experience, it seems the do nothing but talk great system extends to the very low levels in our state government as well. Should you doubt the validity of any statement made lerein, just check with some of the campers who lost muf- lers, tailpipes and even bum- )ers on the Plum Orchard And this being done in one of our nicer state camping areas. We were, I must admit, impressed with the a in duty and after walking ix miles because we dared not ake the car, we found the main very well maintained and iven the toilets were extremely cared for. I understand there are two vays into the Plum Orchard Park, one the Pax-Mossy way and one from Scarbro, but that lie road is almost impassable ioth ways. Can you, or someone with ome bit of authority, possibly it this matter into your so busy busy schedule.

Believe me, it vould be appreciated. Seba Thompson )ies In Hospital WHITESVILLE (RNS) Mrs. Reba Lee Thompson, S3, Whitesville died early Wednesday in a Charleston hospital after a short illness. Bora July 23, 1919, at she was a daughter of Mrs. Rhoda Stanley Massey Vealey of Dry Creek and the ate Oliver Massey.

She was a member of the 'irst Baptist Church in Whites- Other survivors include her Howard one son, be Eddie of Dayton, Ohio; tepfather, Herbert Vealey of Dry Creek; two sisters, Mrs. 3va Fraley of Xenia, Ohio, and Mrs. Sadie Jarrell of two Robert Massey of Fayetteville; wo half brothers, Jerry Dayton, Ohio, and David and of of ix a 1 and, grandchildren. Services will be at 1 p.m. 'riday at First Baptist Church Whitesville with Rev.

W. loward Gwinn Jr. in charge. iurial will be in Miller Cemetery at Rock Creek. Friends Armstrong may call a Funeral Home in after 5 p.m.

today. Roads Are Blocked In Fayette After Thunderstorm A storm hit the Pax area late Tuesday causing many families from their homes in the lower Willis Branch section. The state road crew was called to the area around midnight but was unable to clear the road, according to Paul Sneed, grader operator. The crew returned to the area early Wednesday (top photo) and began clearing the debris from under the West Virginia Turnpike bridge and also the creek bed. In the photo workers are shown pulling away a bridge that washed from the Willis Branch hollow to i i 100 feet of the Norfolk and Western Railroad.

State road and Appalachian Power Co. worked Wed- a repairing roads and restoring the power to the area. Bridges were reported missing and a building that once was a small grocery store was washed down stream, according to a state road employe. Damages have not been estimated. It was also reported that several roads were blocked in the Page area.

Election Results Are Told ANSTED At a meeting of the Fayette County health ilanning committee on Monday esults of the committee's re- cent elections were announced. Candidates had been nominated during- a May meeting at Glen Ferris. The election was held Those leaving Tuesday to attend the West Virginia Baptist Women's Conference at Alderson-Broaddus College in Phillipi were (front from left) Mrs. Fred Lusk, president of the Rockcastle American Baptist Women's Association of Davin; Mrs. Maude Cozort, Toneda Baptist Church, and Mrs.

Earl Furchee, president of the American Baptist Women of the First Baptist Church of Keystone. In back are Miss Leota Campbell, a a missionary of McConnell; Mrs. Gilbert Goode, president of the American Baptist Women, Cook Memorial Baptist Church, and Mrs. i Cook, Toneda a i Church. Also attending is Mrs.

D. L. Burgess from Cook Memorial Baptist Church in Pineville. by mail balloting. Ross Dever of Victor-Ansted and Cordelia Toles of Oak Hill were elected to the board of directors of the health planning council and therefore become part of the Health Planning Authority of Region IV.

All health planning council members were eligible to vote. A. W. Orndorff of Gauley Bridge was elected chairman of the Fayette County health planning committee C.H.P. Orndorff asked the committee to replace him.

He said that he would continue to participate in the committee's work, but that he felt that being chairman would be too time consuming. Orndorff is chairman. of the Fayette County Planning Commission and the county cancer crusade. He is also on the board of the Montgomery General Hospital. Peggy Blackwell of Gauley Bridge elected to replace Orndorff as chairman of the Fayette County health planning committee.

Further discussion at the Ansted meeting focused on emergency medical services. Many people said that these services were in need of improvement in Fayette County. Christine Abrahamsen of Oak Hill was among those who cited cases where lives could have been saved had there been better emergency care in the county. The planning committee voted to take emergency medical services on as a planning project. In conjunction with the personal health service committee of the Health Planning Authority of Region IV the Fayette County group will first conduct a survey of ambulance operators in the county.

This will be done to get a more detailed picture of what is presently being offered. Their next meeting will be devoted to emergency medical services. The time and place of that meeting will be announced at a later date. Membership in the five county Health Planning Council for Region IV and in the Fayette County Health Planning committee is open to anyone. No dues are required or asked.

Those interested may contact present members or Gary Petz, Region IV Coordinator, at P. 0. Box 506, Lewisburg 24901 or call 645-1359. Florida Family Visits Fayette County Relatives Visiting at Lively a few months old; a 11, and vacation here to tour some Dianna Barker, 9, of Orlando, Fla. This is St.

Johns first visit to West Virginia and he very impressed with the a days with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Canterbury are her granddaughter and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Joe St.

John and children, Jennifer, 5 Meeting HINTON Is Planned The Sunshine Philathea Class of the Central is scenery and a a i now living in Orlando. of the scenic places. Mrs. St. 'Baptist Church In.

Hinton will John is the daughter of for- 'meet at 7 p.m. today. The mer Lively residents, Mr. and 'hostess are Mrs. Emsy Johnson, Mrs.

Seibert Lively, who are Mary Mathews and Mrs. Jesse Smith..