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SIX Return To Detroit GLEN FORK (RNS) and Mrs. J. D. Easter returned, Sunday to their home at after spending the weekend visiting with his Mr. and Mrs.

D. B. Easter, and; also -Mrs. Greely i BECKLEY POST-HERALD, BECKLEY, W. WEDNESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 15, 1965 Wyoming County Absolute zero is the point a which, theoretically, all molecu iar motion ceases.

PARK-N-SHOP Wednesday 9 a.m. Til 1 p.m. EXTRA SPECIALS FOR WEDNESDAY ONLY! MORE. MORE OF THOSE FAMOUS NAME LADIES BLOUSES NEW FALL STYLES PRINTS SOLIDS SIZES 32 to 38 REG. $2.99 $2.

Each Oceana High School Class Reunion Plans Made have been asked to get in Members of the 1961 Class of Oceana High School meeting Saturday evening at the home of David Hager to plan a class reunion were (left to right, seated) Mrs. Jerry (Pat Blankenship) Cook, Mrs. Donnie (Arbutus Morgan) Cook, Miss Kitty Kay Richardson, and Mrs. Martha Manning Wilson. (Back, left to right; Fairley Lusk, class president; Ronnie Stewart, vice president; and David Hager.

Also attending was Mrs. Marvin (Judy Perry) Walls. Lusk was named chairman of the reunion committee with Mrs. Donnie Cook as co-chairman. Miss Kitty Kay Richardson was named secretary' and treasurer, and David Hager was named chairman of the entertainment committee.

The group planned a reunion dance for 8 p.m., Dec. 25 in the recreation bui'ding at Kopperston. All members of the class to touch with the committee. It was stated that the addresses of all the class members were not available and parents ot those class members now living out-of-town are requested to call Mrs. Donnie Cook.

The committee hopes to have the addresses of all the class members before their next meeting scheduled for 7:30 p.m., Oct. 2. Wyoming Women Attend Meeting OCEANA (RNS) Mrs. Louetta Stewart of Oceans and Mrs. Edith Williams of Pineville were in Charleston Saturday to attend a meeting which was designed to evaluate the Head Start program, which was conducted in state schools this summer.

The meeting was held in the West Virginia Education Association Building with Paul Ven- nari, president of the state classroom teachers association, presiding. Every county in the state was represented with over 100 Head Start teachers attending. The evaluation program included speakers, a panel discussion, and questions and answers. Among the speakers was Phares Reeder, executive sec retary of the WVEA. Oceana Briefs Miss Woolwine Feted At Shower In Oceana OCEANA (RNS) Mr.

and; Dany Long and daughter jof Boston, have been visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Long of Oceana, and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jud ToJer of Cyclone.

Gerald Brunty, who spent the OCEANA (RNS) Miss Dorthina Woolwine, bride-elect of summer here with his grand- Ronald Samples, was honored mother, Mrs. Emma Wright, with a bridal shower Friday eve- left Monday for Berea, ning at the Oceana Woman's where he will enroll for his i Club Building on the Oceana- OR senior year at Berea College. I He is majoring in business administration. Mrs. Ulvert Toler of the Tone- da Section has been a patient in a Bluefield Hospital.

Mr. and Mrs. John L. Shannon of Charleston arrived Sunday to visit Mr. and Mrs.

Philip loach and family and Miss Pearl Shannon of Sun Hill. Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. ach and son, Michael Resin, lave returned to their home in LAST CALL SPECIAL GROUP OF FAMOUS NAME SHOES (LADIES) AIL TAKEN FROM REGULAR STOCK SUEDE.

DARK TONES BROKEN SIZES REG. $12.99 NOW 5.00 Big Buys For BOYS 6 1 8 COTTON TWILL JEANS (BLACK) SANFORIZED FIRST QUALITY TAPERED, SLIM CUT TRIM FIT SUMS, REGULARS REG. $2.99 Kopperston Road. Hostesses were Mrs. Dowl Gibson, Mrs.

Cass Childress, Mrs. Martha Wilson, Mrs. Lacy Davis, Mrs. Howard Linville and Mrs. Luther Shockley.

The gift table was covered with pink taffeta with an overlay of white tulle and centered with an arrangement of white baby chrysanthemums. The refreshment table was appointed with crystal and had an arrangement of white baby chrysanthemums and a tiered Carl Birley, Mrs. French Manning, Mrs. Paul Dempsey, Mrs. Leola Gibson, Mrs.

Jack Ritchie Irs. Glen Shields, Mrs. Sherry Brown, Mrs. Ruby Woolwine, Riley Samples, Mrs. Leon hildress, Mrs.

Ruth Lovings, and Mrs. L. Davis. Washington, D. after spend- ch ing a week with his parents, cake wth i a hride and Mr.

and Mrs. Philip Roach of Oceana, and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. M.

Altizer of Newhall. Mr. and Mrs. Donald W. McCoy of the Frope Gas Addition accompanied their son, Michael, to Charleston Saturday where he enrolled at the Capitol Commercial College.

He plans to major in business administration. McCoy was graduated from Oceana High School in June. Visits Patients GLEN FORK (RNS) Mrs. Lon Acord visited Sunday with Mrs. Dennie Acord and Mrs.

Edward Stiles, who are patients at the Steven's Clinic, Welch. bridegroom. Attending were: Mrs. Linda Ciark, Mrs. Bob Kidd, Mrs.

Hazel Woolwine, Joe Woolwine, Mrs. Clara Brown, Mrs. Willard Justice, Mrs. Bill Knotts Mrs. Alma Massey, Mrs.

Pearl Keener, Mrs. Lee Day, Mrs. Carlos Simpson, Miss Carol Simpson, Miss Georgette Day Mrs. John Aliff, Mrs. Viola Sanders, Mrs.

Louise Smith, Miss Lois Steffey, Mrs. Lawrence Worrell, Mrs. Anthony Hurley Mrs. Arnold Branham, Mrs Lois Beane. Mrs.

Ramonia Linville, Mrs Revival To Begin Today At Church PINEVILLE (RNS) Revi val services will begin today al Cook Memorial Baptist Church in Pineville at 7:30 p. m. The Rev. Robert Wheeler, pastor church, invites the public attend these services. The evangelist will be the Rev.

Benjamin Martin Smith Jr. of Jacksonville, N. C. Smith received his training at the New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary in New Orleans, La. He has served as pastor of the Lake Forest Baptist Church in Wilmington, N.C., and the Oak Ridge Baptist Church in Jacksonville.

Active in civic affairs, Mr. Smith has often broadcast over radio and television, and presently has two regular Sunday morning radio broadcasts. His Kopperston KOPPERSTON (RNS)--Mrs Valter Byrd of Ironton, Ohio visiting her son-in-law anc laughter, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Browning.

Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Baldwir and children, Mike, Pam an wins, Larry and Gary, attendee i family outing at the horn of Mr. and Mrs. Gay McPher on at Princeton Sunday.

Miss Audrey Pennington Charleston was the weeken guest of her parents, Mr. an Mrs. Reece Pennington. Mr. and Mrs.

E. J. Full were Tuesday visitors in Welch Students leaving for Marsha University this past week wer Johnny Pike, son of Mr. an Mrs. John Pike; Mike Bosheli son of Mr.

and Mrs. Bill Bosheli Craig Harper, son of Mr. an Mrs. Melvin Harper, and Jim mie Gillenwater, son of Mr and Mrs. Elba Gillenwater.

i Those attending classes on the i new curriculum program Satur-j day at the Presbyterian Church in Beckley were the Rev. and Mrs. Murray Page, Mrs. Elba Gillenwater, Mrs. George Rice and Mrs.

Coy Bailey. Mr. and Mrs. John Pomeroy were weekend guests of their son, Mr. and Mrs.

John Pomeroy II, and family of Woodbridge, Va. Mr. and Mrs. E. J.

Fultz were Sunday guests of his sister, Mrs. Flora GambilJ, and aiily of Richwood. They also John McGraw Class Holds Election Of Officers Saulsville; Betty Shumate, li- Mike Bailey, secretary and brarian, daughter of Mr. and treasurer, son of Mrs. Louise Mrs.

Jess Shumate of Raven- Bailey of Ravencliff. Mrs. Bu- cliff; Steve Lafferty, president, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Lafferty of MeGraws; and John McGraw School at McGraws seventh grade officers were elected Monday.

They are (left to right) Robert Halsey, vice-president, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Halsey of lah Dixon is sponsor of th class. Eighth Graders Elect Officers In Wyoming Dallas McKinney (seated, left) will head the eighth grade class of the John McGraw School at McGraws as president. Dallas, who makes his home with Mr.

and Mrs. Basil Shumate of Ravencliff, was elected in a class election held Friday under supervision of their sponsor, Mrs. Gaynelle Dillon. Other students elected to office were Patty Sams, vice-president (seated right) is daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Danny Sams of Ravencliff; (standing, left to right) Rosie Milam, secretary, daugh- isited relatives in Beckley. Miss Patty Blankenship of harleston spent the weekend ith her parents. Mr. and Mrs. harles Blankenship.

Ricky Hickman of Princeton pent the weekend with his par- nts, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hickman. Bryan Wesley airs. Pearlj wr lings have appeared in many Shockley, Miss Sandra Gibson, Mrs.

P. D. Raymond, Miss Rubye Lewis, Mrs. A. G.

Lugar Mrs. Ben McCulley, Mrs. newspapers, including the Jacksonville Daily News. He is the author of the newly-released book entitled, "Eternal Securi- published by Vantage Press. fe is married and the father of three children.

Special music will be featured during the services which will continue through Sept. 24. Wednesday Morning Specials Claussner HOSE 99c Reg. $1.35 3 Pairs 2.79 10 Only SLEEP WEAR Cotton and Blends 1.49 Youth Is Injured MABEN (RNS) Billy Buc tiannon, 16-year-old son of Mr and Mrs. Gordon Buchannon Manassas.

and grandson and Mrs. Em melt Buchan non of Maben. was taken Fri day to the Charleston Genera Hospital, where he is bcin heated for a fractured skul which resulted when a tre limb hit him on the head. Th Gordon Buchannons have been guests of his parents for th past week. Mrs.

Buchannon re inained here to be with her son but Buchannon returned to Vir ginia Sunday to resume work. Visiting with Billy Sundaj were his mother and grandpar ents, and his uncles and aunts Mr. anrl Mrs. Roy Booth Maben. Mr.

and Mrs. Hair; Pendry and children, Alice an Bobby, of Wyoming, and Mr and Mrs. Alvin Belcher Welch. Values To 8.00 West Europe Leader PARIS Western Europe i i the world's largest milk-produc i area. NOW 1.99 PARK-N-SHOP WEDNESDAY SPECIAL Qtii Mrs.

Rowe Is Hostess For Group At Oceana Elected To Office Anita Bailey, a member of (he Teenagers for Christ at Ravencliff for the past year and a half, was elected president of the group at a meeting Thursday night at the Pine Grove Church. Anita is the daughter of Mrs. Louise Bailey of Ravencliff. Duane Tolliver, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Bill Tolliver, was elected vice- president; Evonda Cozort, secretary, daughter of Mrs. Margie Cozorl; Judy Sams, treasurer, daughter of Mr. a Mrs. Danny Sams, and Raymond Vaught, sergeant-alarms, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Bulin Vaught of Ravencliff. The group meets each Thursday at 7 p. m. with their sponsor, Mrs. Danny Sams.

OCEANA (RNS) Mrs. Hal- as a visitor. ie Rowe was hostess for a meeting Thursday evening of the Eliza Bailey Circle of the Woman's Mission Society of the First Baptist Church. Mrs. Maude Cozort led the program using as her theme, "A New Thing," taken from the program packet, "Instruments of Change Under God." Mrs.

Cozort spoke on "God's Instrument of Change" with a sub-topic on A Sensitive Imagination." Mrs. Betty Cook discussed "A New Mrs. John Kucek spoke on "We Can Walk by Faith," and Mrs. Virginia Claypool discussed "Eyes of Faith." Routine business reports were heard and the circle planned an old-fashioned dinner for Sept. 25 at the church.

Tickets will be SI for adults and $.50 for children. Mrs. Roy Trent was welcomec Attending were Mrs. Bettv look, Mrs. Claypool, Mrs.

Horn er Cook, Mrs. Edith Green -Irs. Cozort, Mrs. Minnie Hank ins, Mrs. Kucek, Miss Hettie Hinkie, Mrs.

Mora Chambers and Mrs. Rowe. Mrs. Lucento Is Feted At Shower In Mullens Justice Reservoir Plans Move Ahead WASHINGTON U. S.

Sen ator Robert C. Byrd (D-W. Va. announced today that engineer ing plans are moving ahead rapidly on two major flood con trpl projects in southern Wes Virginia ter of Mr. and Mrs.

Willis Milam of Ravencliff; Doug White, treasurer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Truman White of Saulsville; and Belinda Norman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Benny Norman of Ravencliff, will serve with Patty Sams in the duties as song leader and librarian.

Attend Forum OCEANA (RNS) Mrs. Wanda Brown, Mrs. Pat Toler, and Mrs. Elizabeth Acord were in Bristol, Sunday to attend the fall hair fashion forum. Platform work on the latest achievements of hair styling, and hair shaping was presented by stylist, Edward Kitz miller of St.

Louis, Mo. Other platform work was presented on. the cleaning, cutting, setting and styling of both natural hair and artificial wigs, and hand "made and machine made wigs. Special Purchase-New Fail Blouses Nationally Advertised $6.99 $3.99 Corduroy Skirts Nationally Advertised $11.99 $6.99 Jackets To Match Regularly $14.99 $8.99 RAHALL'S MAIN STREET KCKIEY Leaves For Kentucky SOPHIA (RNS) Jerry Mullens, 20-year-old son of Mrs. Marie Mullens of Matheny, will leave today for Fort Knox, Ky.

He enlisted in the Army and will take basic training there before he begins training in electronics. Justice Reservoi and the Middle Fork of the Mud River at Grilfithsville-Yawkey Byrd said the Fiscal Yea 1966 Appropriation Bill include these funds for the projects Justice Reservoir S418.000. be located near the Town Justice in Wyoming County West Virginia, the proposed res ervoir is now in the planning stage, army Engineers believe that preliminary construction could be started next spring. Middle Fork of the Mud River $404,000. Engineering plans fo ran improvement of the channel in the Griffithsville-Yawkey area of Lincoln County, West Virginia, have been completed and Army Engineers report that a contract for the project is scheduled to be awarded this fall.

MULLENS Mrs. Orazio Loicento Jr. was honored with a bridal-tea shower Friday night in Friendship Hall of the first Methodist Church, Mul- The courtesy was arranged by Mrs. Cloyd Blankenship, Mrs. Robert Staton, Mrs.

Paul Martin, Mrs. Andrew Tolley, Mrs. Josephine Anderson, Mrs. Porter Houck, Miss Janice Elliott, Mrs. Bertha Harmon, Mrs.

Pat Staton. Mrs. Amos Graham, Mrs. W. D.

Akers and Mrs. Merlin Brown. The guest list included the following: Mrs. Charles Woody, Mrs. Watt Carr, Mrs.

Eugene Adkins, Mrs. Glen Hudgins, Mrs. Robert Jones, Mrs. Ira Sweeney, Mrs. Charles Coffey, Mrs.

Lewis D'Antoni, Mrs. Darcus Runion, Mrs. Mandie Belcher; Mrs. A. B.

Church, Mrs. Silas Mrs. M'jrl McKin ney, Mrs. Lloyd McKinney, Mrs George Prillaman, Mrs. Wesley Wall, Mrs.

Eugene Bailey, Mrs Glen Lambert, Mrs. Eslil Har rison, Mrs. Dewey Pack, Mrs Shower At Lynco Fetes Mrs. WintfordKennedy OCEANA (RNS)--Mrs. Wint-, ford Kennedy was honored Friday evening with a household shower at the Lynco home of Mrs.

Tony Lambert. Co-hostesses were Mrs. Claude Burchett, Mrs. F. A.

Proffitt and Mrs. Lambert. Games were played and prizes awarded to Mrs. Patty Proffif.t, Mrs. Laura Brown, Mrs.

Dillaid Banther, Mrs, Made Adams, Mrs. Roy Trent. Mrs. Ciaude Burchett, Mrs. Wilma Toler and Miss Josephine Proffilt.

Others attending were Mrs. Charlie Francis, Kenton Xeeley, Mrs. Acy Toler, Miss Wilma Toler, Mrs. Raymond Cook and daughter, Libby. Mrs.

Council Receives Month's Reports PINEVILLE At the regu lar meeting of the Pinevill Town Council Monday night ir Mayor Vaughn Stewart's office it was reported no new order had been entered or amended in regard to the rate increas within the city limits of trash pickup. It was also reported that street repairs will be made within the next two weeks and Council agreed to give support to a delegation from the Bear- i hole section regarding the re- Bennett Mrs. Junior ening of the old road whkh Mrs. Nolan Adams, Mrs. Verniej tt as i osed conjunction with Blankenship, Mrs.

Ella Simp-! the new entrance to Twin Falls Lussell Woody, Mrs. Martha Anderson, Mrs. Eva Moran, Irs. Arnold Lusk, Mrs. Stuart latney, Mrs.

Simmie Adams, William Rezzonico, Mrs. "istel Mullens, Mrs. Jesse louck, Mrs. Julie Lester, Mrs. Ellen Bailey, Mrs.

Paul Goode; Mrs. Carl Titta, Mrs. Wade Houck, Mrs. Zane Scott, Mrs. lien Dean, Mrs.

Martha Adams, Mrs. Moe Shrewsbury. Mrs. Angelina Lucento. Mrs.

A. Walk, Mrs. Woodrow Cook, Mrs. Harry McNutt, Mrs. Ves- cer Lane, Mrs.

Anna Blevins. Mrs. Alfred Forbes, Mrs. Shield Kline, Mrs. E.

S. Elliott. Miss Nancy Smith, Mrs. Al Sandoval; Mrs. Harold Dooley, Mrs.

Logston, Miss Jeri Dooley. Mrs. C. A. Ellison, Mrs.

Gladys Sizemore, Mrs. Joe Bond, Miss Cook, Miss Iris Cook, Mrs. Freeman Davis, Mrs. Fred Connor, Mrs. Bill Houck, Mrs.

Harry Houck. Mrs. Basil White, Mrs. R. W.

Kirby, Mrs. Iris Thompson, Mrs. Jesse Maynord, Mrs. George Blankenship, Mrs. Wanda Lester.

Mrs. Leona Bailey, Mrs. Ulax- ine Bishop, Mrs. George Fitzwater, Mrs. Tracy Hylton, Mrs.

Bill Runion Mrs. Robert Runion, Mrs. Sam Bosconi, Mrs. Gerald Snyder, Mrs. Sam Mrs.

Winford Green, Mrs. Erne Lusk, Mrs. D. K. Daniels, Mrs.

Leroy Dean, Mrs. Stuart Houck, Mrs. Willard Underwood. Mrs. Stewart Lusk.

Mrs. Orville Coins. Mrs. W. A.

Davis, Mrs. Cloyde Byrd and Mrs. Millard Houck. Mrs. Jay Steele, Mrs.

Howard son, Mrs. Roy Trent, Miss Sheila Trent, Miss Lillie Massey. Mrs. Billy O'Neil, Miss "Porky" Toler, Miss Josephine Proffitt, Miss Patty Proffitt, Mrs. Henry Allen.

Mrs. Levi Blankenship, Mrs. J. H. Conn, Mrs.

Clifford Moore, Mrs. Edgar Spratt, Mrs. Arthur Burchetl, Mrs. Oscar Marks. Mrs.

Howard Allen and Mrs. Robert Morgan. OES Installation Set PINEVILLE (RNS) orma Thornsbury and eiaugh-j Pineville Chapter No. 110, Orter, Fern, Mrs. James Thorns-i der of Eastern Star will hold its bury.

Miss Thornshury, Miss Jennifer Thornsbury, Mrs. Jim Jasper, Mrs. Perry Brooks, Mrs. Powell Morgan, Mrs. Wade 'Cook.

Mrs. Edward Meeks, jMrs. Calvin Cook, Mrs. Kenner I Griff ith, Mrs. Geneva Walters.

regular meeting Thursday at 7:30 p. m. in the Pineville Masonic Hall. Mrs. Audrey Daniels, worthy matron, asks all members and officers to be present for the initiation services.

Stale Park. In other business, it was reported a total of $221.50 had been collected during the past month from traffic fines, parking tickets and the issuing of parking permits. The violations are as follows: five speeders; three running stop signs; one failure to have vehicle under control; one hazardous driving; one improper parking and one passing on the double line. A total of 155 overtime parking tickets was issued and 39 was collected from the parking meters. Building and remodeling permits were granted to Darrell V.

McGraw, Roscoe Plumley, A. E. Baldwin, Jack Adams, Charles W. Cook and Lena Stamper. Ravencliff Items RAVENCLIFF (RNS) Mr.

and Mrs. Ward Stewart had as weekend guests their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Aldo Delcont of Charleston, who also visited with his parents. Mr.

and Mrs. Lewis Delcont of Welch. The Stewarts also had as weekend guest her sister-in- law, Mrs. Milton Dorsey of As- tabula, Ohio, who is visiting with her daughter, Mrs. Kenny Brown of Glen Daniel, for two weeks.

Mrs. Brown undergoes surgery today at the Appalachian Regional Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Basil Lafferty had as weekend guests their son-in-law and daughter, Mr.

and Mrs. Gale Acord, of Falls Church, Va. who also visited with his mother, Mrs. Flossie Acord. Mr.

and Mrs. Aden Tilley htd as weekend guests their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Tilley of Newport News, Va. The main facade of the White House resembles the Duke of Leinster's house in Dublin..