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EIGHT Area Dies-RitesSlaS As State President At Convention MHO loortnin Crniim LEWISBURG (RNS) The 14th annual convention of the PETERSTOWN RNS) Mrs. eters town, Vest Virginia Federation of Blackberry City, Business a Professional Thornsbury, formerly of died Monday morning at the hnme of a daughter, Mrs. 15. "at Peterstown an eight-month illness. Born in Hurricane, July 28 1885, she was a daughter of'the late C.

L. and Mary Coleman Daugherty. She had lived in Peterstown for nine months and had spenf most of her life in Pike County and Mingo County. She was a member of the Presbyterian Church at Phelps and Order of Eastern Star at 6:30 p.m. April 19 with Mrs.

Edith Sanderson of Beckley presiding. The welcome will be extended by the mayor of Clarksburg and the response will be given Mrs. Neathawk, in Freeburn, Ky. Her husband, James Thornsbury. preceded her death.

Survivors include seven other daughters, Mrs. Fannie Coleman, address unknown, Mrs. Frona Compton of Payson Mrs. Odessa Gooslin of Covington, Mrs. Dersey Caudill of Ceredo, Miss Doris Thornsbury of Peterstown, Mrs.

W. D. Bench of St. Petersburg and Mrs. E.

Webb of Huntington; one son, James I. Thornsbury of Kimball, and 33 grandchildren. The funeral will be at 11 a.m. Wednesday in Broyles Funeral Home Chapel at Peterstown with Rev. Dewitt Ferrow and MrsTTudd Pinnell.

Bernard Compton in charge. Burial will be in the Peterstown Cemetery. Friends may call after 2 p.m. today. Grandsons pallbearers.

will serve as Women's Clubs will be held at the Sheradon Motor Inn in Clarksburg April 19-21 at which time a Lewisburg woman, Mrs. Gladys Neathawk, will be installed as state president. The convention "Challenge For Committment Economic-Social-Political," with the sub-theme, "The Key to Success is Communications," will be carried out throughout the convention program. The Virginia Foulk Memorial Dinner will open the convention Mrs. Jeannie Squire, immediate will past national president, serve as a i a representative and conduct the workshop on "Blueprint For Women" at 8 a.m.

Saturday. Mrs. Neathawk will preside at the Saturday Awards luncheon and Saturday's a business session will be conducted by Rhodagoe Grimes, State president. The annual banquet will be held at 6:30 p.m. honoring past state presidents and 1973-74 club presidents.

H1NTON (RNS) Other L. Dodd, 87, of Goldenrod, formerly of Summers County, died Monday morning in a Goldenrod hospital after a short illness. Born in Summers County, April 14, 1887, he was a son of the late John and Mary Bragg Dodd. He had lived in Florida for 20 years and was a member of the Baptist Church. Survivors include brothers, P.

G. and B. both of Goldenrod, and John Dodd of Caldwell, and two sisters, Urs. Dale Sloniger and Mrs. ii m-ix if Lola Meadows, both Installations of 1974-7S officers will be conducted by Mrs.

Jeannie Squire, past national presiden.t at which time Mrs -) Neathawk will be installed as MRS. GLADYS NEATHAWK president-elect of the Lewisburg BPW Club. Greenbrier Meetings Set LEWISBURG (RNS) Mrs. Vivian M. Richardson, WVU i agent home demonstration for Greenbrier, las announced scheduled activities as follows: hostess.

Health Today Somemakers Tranquil Club at 1 Trail p.m. with Mrs. Robert Maynor as 'Professional Touches to Your Clothes," will be presented by Rainelle Homemakers Club at p.m. with Mrs. Albert Wiseman as hostess.

The lesson, Hong Kong--British Colony of he Orient," will be given by Mrs. Wiseman. Wednesday Fort Spring Homemakers Club at 1:30 p.m. with Mrs. A.

K. Wickline as The lesson, Quackery," "Beware will be uresented by Mrs. Stella Schenck. Renick Homemakers Club at 1:30 p.m. with Mrs.

Jesse Hume as hostess and Mrs. Asa Brown, co-hostess. The lesson. 'Electrical Hazards in the Some," will be given by Mrs. 3ert McMillion.

Friday Williamsburg Komemakers Club at 1 p.m. with Mrs. D. J. Miller as lostess.

The lesson, "Hong ong-British Colony of the Drient," will be presented by Mrs. J. E. Phipps. president of The West Virginia Federation of Business am Professional Women's Clubs Following Mrs.

Neathawk's acceptance speech, a reception will be held in her honor with members of the Lewisburg BPW Club serving as hostesses. Sunday morning the Emblem Breakfast and Memorial Service will conclude the convention program. An invitation will be issued for the April 1975 convention to be held at The Greenbrier. The north magnetic pole of the earth is that region where the magnetic force is vertically downward and the south magnetic pole that region where the magnetic force is vertically upward. A compass placed at the magnetic poles experiences no directive force.

Goldenrod. The funeral will be at 3 p.m. Wednesday in the Baldwin- McNamara Funeral Home Chapel in Goldenrod. Burial will be in Winter Park, Fla. BECKLEY POST-HERALD, BECKLEY, 'W TUESDAY MUKW1NU, AFK1L 16, A Lewisburg Woman To Be Installed O-LDodd Dies; sa-sg-s i.

Rites Scheduled Joint Funeral Services Set For Carte Family A I Joint Funeral services for Marshall Alfred Carte, his wife. Preida, and two sons, Carlos Ivan, and Alfred Cordell, all of Havre de Grace, will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday at the Tyree Funeral Home, Oak Hill with Rev. Cinso Kincaid and Rev. George Masers in charge.

Burial will be in Hill Top Cemetery. They were killed in a collision of their station wagon and a ractor trailer at 6:30 a.m. Saturday at the intersection of S. 21 and U. S.

60 near Ansted. Two other persons died the wreck and two other Carte children, Michael and Schedule Oi Events Listed For Festival In Greenbrier LEWISBURG (RNS) The (county officers, schedule of events for thej Those desiring to visit the Greenbrier Valley Arts andi-Iufred Art Exhibit may have Humanities Festival will begin Saturday with the opening of the second annual Jurored Art Exhibit, including the West Virginia Permanent Art Collec- ion and the Arts and Crafts Show and Sale to be held in he gymnasium of Greenbrier College from p.m. Judging for the jurored exhibit will Nancy Worsk of Lexington, and throughout the evening a reception for the exhibit opening will be sponsored by the Greenbrier County Home )emonstration Clubs as well as jthe opportunity Saturday from 2-9 p.m.; Sunday, 5-8 p.m.; Monday through Friday, p.m., and Saturday (27), 2-5 p.m. Also on Saturday from 7-9 p.m., Mrs. Marion Thomas will exhibit and demonstrate the art of macrame.

Sunday's schedule will begin ishall Fitzwater, at 3 p.m. with the West Virginia Opera Theatre presenting "The Jumping Frog and Telephone" at Carnegie Hall. Members of the Greenbrier Valley Arts and Humanities Council will be admitted free No Marilyn, were seriously injurei and are still hospitalized ii Montgomery. Carte, 44, was an employe Hartford Metal Products Com pany at Aberdeen, and a veteran of the Korean Wai- Born April 12, 1930, at Elber ton, Carte was a son of Dovi Carte, address unknown, am Mrs. Ruby Carte McKnight Lansing.

Other survivors include stepfather, Walter McKnight Lansing; another daughter Mrs. Irma Carte of Lansing; a sister, Mrs. Dorothy McMahoi of Detroit, four hnl brothers, Larry of Columbus Ohio, Randall of Ansted, Frank of Columbus, and Claude New Albany, Ohio; and two half i Mrs. Norma Smith and Mrs. Orbria Lesher, both of Lansing.

Mrs. Carte, 46, was daughter of Mrs. a Fitzwater of Oak Hill and the late Burrell Ivan Fitzwater. She was born Jan. 17, 1928 al Gamoca.

Other survivors of Mrs. Carts, include three sons, Vernon Fitzwater of Lowell, ant Robert and Ronald Ray Fitzwater, both of Oak Hill three brothers, Freddy and Mar a a both of Oak Fitzwater oi Fitzwater and Hill, and Virgil Mindcn, and one grandchild. Carlos Ivan, 10, born July 7, 1963 at Oak Hill, and Alfred Cordell, 8, was born May 11 1965, also at Oak Hill. Friends may call at the funeral home from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m.

today. with their member cards, admission to non-members. From 2-3 p.m. Monday, Mrs. a i a i 'demonstrate Macrame at the Arts and Crafts Show and Sale.

The vocal recital with Memrie Innerarity, accompanied by Mrs. Andrew McLaughlin, will be held at the Old Stone Presbyterian Church in Lewisburg at 8 p.m. Tuesday. At 12:30 p.m. Thursday the Art and Music Festival will be held at the Rainelle Elementary School.

From 2-5 p.m. Henry Keeling of St. Albans will demonstrate acrylic painting for the public at the Arts and Crafts Show and Sale; from 2-5 p.m. Lyndall Hinkle will demonstrate spinning at the Arts and Crafts Show nnd Sale Thursday Friday and Saturday Ison, Thomas Ralph of Hinton; and the Greenbrier East High five daughters, Mrs. Phyllis Rites Are Slated For Mrs.

Harrah HINTON (RNS) Mrs. Mary Lee Harrah, 70, of Hinton died Monday morning in a Hinton hospital after a long illness. Born at Prince, May 6, 1903, she was a daughter of the late Jake and Bertha Adkins Pax- was a lifelong resident ton. She of Summers County and was a member of the Martha Chapel Church at Madams Creek. Survivors include her husband, William H.

Harrah; Will Meet Today MULLENS City Council The Mullens meeting will be held at 4 p.m. today, instead of 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, according to Mayor C. C. Phillips Jr.

The change was made in order that interested persons may attend the All-Sports Banquet. V. H. Morrefl, 61, Dies In Hospital LYNCO (RNS) Vernon H. Morrell, 61, died at 5:15 a.m.

Monday in a Mullens hospital ifter a short illness. Born Aug. 1, 1912, ill Logan County, he was a son of the. ate Bertrand Morrell and the late Clista Pack Morrell. He was a retired coal miner and a veteran.

He is survived by his wife, Hazel Toler Morrell of Lynco; iis stepmother. Mrs. Ina Mor- 1 of Simon; two sons, Bertrand of Kopperston and of Lynco; daughters, Mrs. Carol Buckland if Oceana and Joan and Paula, roth at home; one sister, Mrs. Rufus Toler of Simon; two half isters, Mrs Ocie Mae Martin il Simon and Mrs.

Kensil Bniley of Logan, and three randchildren. Funeral services will be held at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday at the Jceana Free Will a i Church with Rev. Lacy Davis i charge. Burial will be in.

'aim Memorial Gardens at klatheny. The body will remain at "vans Funeral Home in Oceana vhere friends may call from until 9 p.m. today. The body ill be placed in the church ne hour prior to services. will host Greenbrier West for a student jazz clinic with the Beety Wood Quintet in auditorium and at 8 p.m.

Beety Wood Quintet Jazz Concert will be held in the GEHS gymnasium. The Hanson School of Dance will present the classical ballet, Peter Pan," narrated by Peggy Aide in Carnegie Hall at 8 p.m. April 26. At 2 Regional a.m. Band Saturday the i a Meadows of Covington, Mrs.

Katherine Alexandria, Gardner and Mrs. Irma Sear both of Clyde, Ohio, and Mr Anna Mae Thacker of Clia lanooga, one brothe Phyllis Paxton of Oak Hill; grandchildren and 8 grca 'randchildren. The funeral in deception Slated Area Council LEWISBURG (RNS) The ji'eenbrier Valley emonstration Council will host, one a reception Saturday to kick off the GVAMC Arts and Humanities Festival 'at the Greenbrier of be at 1 p.m the Ronal Meadows Funeral Parlors a linton with Rev. C. H.

Marti presented by area Junior students, will be held at GEHS then at 10 a.m. the 8th annual Show-Me-Mike, sponsored by the Old White Garden Club, will meet at the shelter at Harts Run, Greenbrier State Forest. Those desiring to take the hike should bring a sack lunch and wear appropriate apparel. Throughout the Arts and Humanities Festival there will be window displays in all communities of the county. These displays will be coordinated by Miss Joanne Eleanore Coyne and her committee and judges.

be Wre going across the ocean to get you more clean-burning gas. Thompson Rites Slated For Today CLOTHIER (RNS) Funeral services for Ayris Thompson 81, of Clothier will be at 11 a.m. today in the Coal Valley Free Will Baptist Church with Rev. Basil Burgess in charge. Burial will be in Family Gardens at Madison.

Thompson died Saturday in Madison hopital after a long illness. He was a retired coal miner and a member of Coal Valley charge. Burial will Grandview Cemetery Grandview. Friends may call after 2 p.m today. County In just a few years, huge ships with specially designed, super-cold compartments will be bringing additional natural gas supplies--in liquid form--from across the ocean.

Natural gas can be liquefied by reducing its temperature to minus making it possible to reduce 625 cubic feet of natural gas to one cubic foot of liquid. That means LNG can be shipped in cryogenic tankers from places we can't reach with our pipelines. Each ship, carrying enough gas to supply more than 14,000 homes for a year, will deliver LNG to a special receiving terminal that Columbia Gas is helping to build on Chesapeake Bay. There, the LNG will be re- vaporized for delivery to Columbia's pipelines. Although its cost will be higher, LNG will give Columbia's customers more clean energy.

And with scarcity and mounting expense affecting all types of energy, your gas bill will still represent one of your most economical purchases. C0LU IVIBIA GAS is doing something about the energy crisis. Free Will Baptist Church at Clothier. Survivors include his wife, 7ora; six sons, Franklin, Robert, Venis, Richard and Russell, all of Sharpies, and rVillard of Blair; three brothers, Burl of Betsy Layne, and Phil and Marion, both of Ken tucky; 27 grandchildren and 11 great-grandchildren. The body is at Handley Funeral Home in Danville.

Marriage Licenses (RNS) Marriage licenses issued by Greenbrier County clerk PL Charlie tpphngs Funeral Plannet SHARPLES (RNS) Funera services for Charlie Eppling, 70 of Sharpies will be at 1 p.m Wednesday at the Handle' Funeral Home Chapel in Dan ville with Rev. Joe Lane in charge. Burial will be in Boone Memorial Park at Madison. Eppling was dead on arrival Sunday at a Madison hospital Death was attributed to an ap parent heart attack. Survivors include his wife Ida; one daughter, Mrs.

Gloria Kirk of Louisville, four sons, Clyde of Stollings, Sher man of Chicago, Charles ol Madison and William of Col umbus; three brothers, Noah ol Sharpies, Jeff of Danville am Curtis of Charleston; two Buckland medicine gym- Mrs. Evelj nasium (formerly Greenbrier Military School) at 400 North Lee St. in Lewisburg. The reception will begin at p.m. with Mrs.

James W. Hallman, council president; Mrs. William T. Adwell, council cultural 'arts committee chairman; Mrs. C.

W. Lewis state representative to the cultural arts committee, nnd Mrs. Vivian M. Richardson, WVU Greenbrier County extension agent home demonstra- ion, receiving guests in the. line along with mem- ers of the following clubs: Fort Springs, Town and Country, Jncoln and Richlands, 1-2 p.m.; Rainelle, Cornstalk, Clin- onville and Tranquil Trail, 2-3 Williamsburg, Meadow (iver, Frankford, Crawley and )awson, 3-4 p.m.; Spring Creek, Renick, Blue Sulphur, Ketron and Cave, 4-5 p.m., and 'airlea, Progressive and Max- 'elton, p.m.

These club members, many vearing their heritage dresses, be available to guide and reel guests through the second nnual Jurored Art Exhibit, the and Crafts Show and Sale, Tie West Virginia Permanent Collection and other festival ttractions Saturday. sisters, Mrs. Racine and Danville, and two half sisters Bessie Adkins ol Pinkie Price of Ivy and Priedmore of Mill Creek Rosemary Franklin, address unknown. Friends may call from 6-9 p.m. today.

past week include Mason Lawrence of Rupert and Katheryn Anastasia Holliday of Smoot; Kennlson Russell Taylor and Kathy Marie Wyatt, both of Rainelle, and William Kenneth Wade of Neola and Karen Elaine Craft of White Sulphur Springs. Marks Birthday COLCORN (RNS) Ira Price celebrated his 83rd birthday mniversary Saturday. Price was xrn in Boone County and has ived in Raleigh County since 1918. He is retired coal miner and served as a deputy sheriff for one term. He is a member of the Colcdrd i a Church.

He is father of one daughter, Mrs. C. K. (Nelle) Foster, with whom he lives. He has one granddaughter and two (real-grandchildren.

Robert Tennant Succumbs At 52 PAGE (RNS) Villiam Tennant, 52 of Landcaster, Ohio, formerly of 'age, died in a Dayton, Ohio, ospital Monday after an ex- ended illness. A disabled brick mason, he 'as born May 2S, 1921, at 'rince, a son of the late Eugene 'avid and Elizabeth Beasley ennant. Surviving are two sons, Billy Lindsay, and Bobby ennant of Columbus, Ohio; two rothers, Sonny Tennant of lullens, and Virgil of Columns, Ohio, and seven sisters, June Price of Ocala, Irs. Sue Shields, Mrs. Dossie ovey, Mrs.

Phyllis Gillispie, rs. Francella Tennant, and iss Barbara Tennant, all of ilullens, and Phoeba Sostic of Montgomery. The funeral will be at 1 p.m. lursday in the Tyroe Funeral ome Chapel at Oak Hill with ev. Jack Logan in charge, urial will be in Blue Ridge temorial a al rosperity, Friends may call from 6:304 m.

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