Beckley Post-Herald from Beckley, West Virginia • Page 11

Coal River Area Colccrd Items COLCORD (RNS) Mr. and Mrs. Billy Butler and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Dillon, spent the weekend with relatives in Ohio.

They visited their sons and daughters-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Roger Dillon am Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dillon and a son-in-law and daughter Mr.

and Mrs. Roger Shenne- field. Johnnie Perry of Charleston is spending an indefinite visit with his brother-in-law anc sister, Mr. and Mrs. Car! Dillon.

Mrs. Barbara i hospitalized at Beckley Appalachian Regional Hospital was visited Monday by her husband, Jesse, and her son Roger. Mrs. Beatrice celebrated her 64th birthday anniversary Monday. Born in Atlanta, Mrs.

Burress has resided in this area many years. She is a member of the Presbyterian Church and sings in tfae adult choir. She is married to Charlie Burress. Two new students, Trenda and Treasure Painter, enrolled at Clear Fork High School this week. Daughters of Mr.

and Mrs. Bill Painter of Wharton they will live with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Ina Phelps. Mrs.

Lola Arthur was taken to Beckley A a a i a Regional Hospital Monday. She was treated and released until March 12 when she will return for further treatment and tests, tests. Rainelle Area RAINELLE (RNS) An old- fashioned square dance will be held from 9 p.m. until midnight Feb. 21 at the East Rainelle Firehouse.

Pat Ramsey and his Tri-County Cutups of Ronceverte will provide the music and proceeds will go to the heart fund, according to Jack K. Wallace, Greenbrier County campaign director for the Heart Fund. Mrs. Wilson McCoy is a patient at Charleston General Hospital. Mr.

and Mrs. Dennis Hume and daughters, Susie and Chris, returned Sunday after a four- day visit with Terri Hume in Richmond, Va. Mrs. Bob Bottomly Is a patient in the Chesapeake and Ohio Hospital in Clifton Forge, Va. Miss Linda Scarless, who has been visiting her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Tom Scarless, during mid-semester break, returned to Glenville State College Sunday. The Firemenettes will sponsor a Valentine Dance at the East Rainelle Firehouse from 8-11 p.m. Friday. A musical group, "The Satisfied Minds" of Rupert, will play.

Miss Darlene Bales Bride Of Scarless RAINELLE (RNS) Mrs. Emily Bates of East Rainelle has announced the marriage of her daughter, Darlene, to Tommy Scarless, son of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Scarless Jr. of East Rainelle.

The ceremony was performed Jan. 29 at the Clifton Forge, Baptist Church. The bride is a graduate of Rainelle High School and has been employed by the G. C. Murphy Co, in East Rainelle.

Scarless, also a RHS graduate, recently returned from a tour of duty with the Navy in Panama. The couple will make their home in Norfolk, where he has been assigned for further duty. Manse Undergoing Major Renovation COLCORD (RNS) The Colcord Presbyterian manse is currently being renovated at an estimated cost of $18,000. The dormitory rooms, which once housed students of Pattie C. Stockdale Home School, are being transformed into living quarters.

Two new bathrooms will be installed, along with a gas furnace and other improvements. Thearea landmark was built about 1900 and used as a church and also as a school until 1935. It was once the sole source for high school training in the area. Rev. and Mrs.

Robert Rasmussen and children, who reside in the manse, have taken temporary quarters in the Soto house nearby. Promotion Told CLEAR CREEK Paul W. Thompson of North Tazewell, has been promoted from general superintendent division manager of the Tug River-Pocahontas Division of Pocahontas Empire Coal a subsidiary of Hawley Fuel Corp. in New York City. Hawley Fuel Corp.

is one of the leading coal exporters in the United States. Thompson is the son of Mr. tnd Mrs. Oscar Thompson of Clear Creek. Named To Society BUCKHANNON Alma Jean; Knapp, a junior from Alderson, has been elected a member thu Pi Kappa Nu homej economics honor society at West Virginia Wesleyan College at Suckhannon.

The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James E. Knapp of Alderson, she also is member of the Betty Lamp Club, Kappa and Associated Women Stu-j dents. Also, she is home: economics assistant.

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