Beckley Post-Herald from Beckley, West Virginia • Page 18

Mrs, Thompson Feted At Household Shower BECKLEY POST-HERALD, BECKLEY, W. THURSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 11, Rainelle Area NINETEEN EAST RAINELLE (RNS) Mrs. Klaine Thompson was guest of honor at a household shower Friday evening at the Lamp Post in East Rainelle. Hostesses were Margaret Brown, Barbara Puckett, Teddy Smith, Mrs. Madeline Smith and Mrs.

Edgar Robinson, Attending were M-adaline Tincher, Mary George, Mrs. Franklin George, Faye Osborne, Mrs. Alden George, Mrs. George Smith, Mrs. Tootie Tincher, Barbara George, Mrs.

Paul Rudd, Mrs. Bob George, Mrs. Jim Haynes, Mrs. Ida Guffliams, Mrs. Dolly Puckett, Mrs.

Thomas Mrs. Danny McGurty. Madaline Smith, Teddy Smith, Mrs. Ressie Floyd, Mrs. Russell Jarrett, Mrs.

Ray Neal, Mrs. Gertie Lambert, Mrs. Helen Fleshman, Mrs. Polly Fleshman, Mrs. Blanche Gilkerson, Mrs.

Lottie Fleshman, Mrs. Timmy Rudd, Mrs. Elzada Evans, Mrs. Ann Trout, Mrs. Carmie O'Dell, Mrs.

Alta George, Sue Trout, Mrs. G. W. ouil- liains, Gloria Guilliams. Mrs.

Lillie Amick, Mrs. Rose Ailstock, Mrs. Grace Waid, Mrs. Bobby Legg, Mrs. Charlene Tyler, Mrs.

Ronald George, Mrs. J. W. Tyler, Mrs. B.

F. Neff, Clarice Neff, Myrtle Buster, Mrs. Eva Samples, Mrs. MarceUe Harman, Miss Mirlie Callison, Mrs. Edgar Robinson and Mrs.

Bill Richmond. Greenbrier Area Shower Honors Louise Richmond CRICHTON Mrs. Louise Richmond of Grichton was honored at a stork shower Friday evening at the home of Mrs. Edna Richmond. The shower was given by her sisters, Mrs.

Betty Soos and Mrs. Piney Myers of Leslie. 1 ames were played and prizes won by Bertha Van Meter, Lorraine Ramos, Shelia Fields and Edna Richmond. Attending were Mrs. Van Meter, Mrs.

Louise Cavallaro, Mrs. Emma and Lorraine Ramos, Mrs. Garnett Young, Mrs. Gail Stiedon, Sheila Fields, Cindy Richmond, Betty Soos and Piney Myers, all of Leslie. Program Is Held On Beauty Hints LEWISBURG (RNS) Members of the Xi Beta Gamma Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority met at 8 p.m.

Tuesday in home of Mrs. Waiter H. Wingo, Garden Heights Addition, Lewisburg. Mrs. Wingo introduced the guest speaker, Mrs.

Marie Mitchell of White Sulphur Springs, who demonstrated the proper type of makeup for an individual, and the proper method of applying it. She also gave beauty hints for skin care. It was announced that a pro gressive dinner would be helc by the chapter for members and their husbands or guests in ear ly December. The next meeting will be held Nov. 16 at the home of Mrs Marie Leist of Ronceverte and chapter sponsor will presen the cultural program on "Cloth ing for Madame." Members present were Mrs Frank Atkinson, Mrs.

John Blake, Mrs. William Pugh, Mrs Eugene Spence and Mrs. Walte Wingo. Guests were Mrs. Edga: Lewis Smith and Mrs.

Marj Olive Schoumakher. Thanksgiving Is Theme For Program At Hines Rainelle Women Will Meet Today RAINELLE (RNS) The Rainelle Woman's Club will meet today at 7:30 p.m. in the social room of the Rainelle Methodist Church. The public affairs department, crime prevention division, will have charge of the program and will present Judge Charles L. Garvin of Fayetteville as guest speaker.

Invited guests include the Rupert Woman's Club, the Rupert Junior Woman's Club and the Rainelle Junior Woman's Club. Hostesses will be Mrs. Laird Hill, Mrs. F. W.

Pickering, Mrs. Claude Jarrett, Mrs. E. F. Keaton, Mrs.

M. M. Townley, Mrs. aven Wall, Mrs. Troy Bishir nd Mrs.

Ellis Crawford. Four Generations Represented At Eellwood Event Carter (right) of Bellwood. Davidson of Canton, Ohio, and The Carters are shown with her daughter, Marcella David- their daughter, Mrs. Margie son, also of Canton. The cele- Bragg (center) of Beckley; her daughter, Mrs.

Dolly Four generations were represented Sunday at the golden wedding anniversary observance of Mr. and Mrs. Curtis bration was held at the Carter home in Bellwood. HINES (RNS) "The Return of Thanksgiving" was the topic of the program presented by Mrs. Lois Groves at the meeting of the Hines Woman's Circle Friday evening at the home of Mrs.

Delia Moore. Delegation Attends Dinner At Concord JflNTON (RNS) A delegation of Women from the Hinton Chapter of the American Association of University Women attended a point dinner in the State Room of Concord College Saturday in honor of Dr. Anna Dale Kek, AAUW state president. The Hinton group was composed of Mrs. Claude S.

Davidson Mrs. Fred B. Wyand, Mrs. Roscoe Hedrick, Mrs. W.

J. Gaal and Mrs. Curtis Anderson. Dr. Kek, registrar and Latin instructor at Davis and Elkins College, addressed the group preceding the dinner summarizing the history and purpose of the AAUW and discussed briefly the four areas of study for the two-year period.

Mrs. Paul N. Chryssikos, president of the Bluefield branch conducted the business session; Mrs. Lucile Bird of the Concord branch introduced the guests and Mrs. Fred B.

Wyanc of the Hinton branch offered the invocation preceeding the dinner. Miss Damaris Wilson, dean of women at Concord College and first vice president of the West Virginia branch of AAUW, served as coordinator for the entire meeting, with representation from Beckley, Bluefield, Nine members and the fpllow- ng guests attended Mrs. Donnie Boone, Mrs. Thelma Spencer, Pamele Spencer, Pamela Spencer and Peggy Spencer. It was decided to give a gift of "baby clothing to Ron and Odessa White, who are now Irving as missionaries in Nishin- omiya City, Japan.

Plans also were completed for the annual Thanksgiving dinner which will be held Nov. 17 at the home of Mrs. Ralph Lipps. The next meeting will be held Dec. 3 with Mrs.

Lottie Judy and Mrs. Thelma Wiseman as hostesses. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Moore to the guests and members, Mrs. Thelma Wiseman, Mrs.

Mabel Rogers, Mrs. Louise Lipps, Mrs. Hazel Turner, Mrs. Delia Epperson, Mrs. Lois Groves, Miss Dorothy Hipes and Mrs.

Lottie Judy. Hot Dog Supper Held For 4-H'ers SMOOT A hot dog supper was held at the home of Mrs. Laird Wall at Alderson Monday for members of the Smoot Hilltop Hustlers 4-H Club. Taking part in the devotional were Duane Cruse and Elma and Roger Jones. 'Committees were assigned by Karen Welch.

They are: Program, Ruth Burns and Linda Wall; finance, Delma Jones Karen Welch; health, Mike Hutsenpiller and Anna safety, Kenny Lively and Judy Fugate; conservation, Kermit Holliday and Ronnie Patterson, and recreation, Roger Jones and Kerry Holliday. The group decided to hold a Christmas party. Games were led by Linda Wall. Those attending were Mrs. Laird Wall, Mrs.

Edgar Welch, Mrs. Kenneth Holliday, Betty Wall, Linda Wall, Karen Welch, lerry and Kermit Holliday, Kenny and Anna Lively, Delma and Rogers Jones, Ruth Burns, Duane Cruse, Ronnie Patterson and Mike Hutsenpiller. Couple Observes 50th Anniversary BELLWOOD (RNS) Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Carter of Bellwood celebrated their golden wedding anniversary Sunday with open house held at their home from 1 until 6 p.m.

The couple was married Nov. 5, 1915 in the bride's home at Meadow Creek by the Rev. Dave Richmond. Mrs. Carter is the former Lena Bowles, daughter of the late Charles and Ada Bowles of Meadow Creek.

He is the son of the late Ivlathew and Margaret Carter of Meadow Creek. They are the parents of four children, Mrs. Margie Bragg of Beckley; Mrs. Thomas Maynard of Charleston, S. Charles Carter of Flint, and Mrs.

Chester Walker of Springdale. They are the grandparents of 14 grandchildren and 24 great-grandchildren. A double-ring ceremony was performed Sunday to reunite the couple by the Rev. Tom was maid of honor, and another daughter, Mrs. Walker, bridesmaid.

The bride's table was laid in white linen and was decoratec with an arrangement of gold xn.ipons and gold, tapers. The iered cake was topped with 3he gold fifty and decorated with gold wedding bells. The children served as the host and hostesses. They wer assisted by Mrs. Arnold Sims Mrs.

Evelyn Rose and Mrs. Os car McKinney. Mrs. Bragg and Mrs. Dollj Davidson of Canton, Ohio, wer in charge of displaying the gift and Mrs.

Chester Walker re ceived and introduced th guests. Shaver of Their son, Meadow Charles Bridge. Carter, Concord and Hinton in attendance. branches Nursery To Open JUMPING BRANCH (RNS)-- Keeping pace with the growth and development of the area, George and Mildred Scott are completing plans for the opening of a nursery and greenhouse. It will be known as the Oak Lane Nursery and Greenhouse and will supply both wholesale and retail needs with cut flowers as the principal crop.

Nursery stock also will be available. An all-glass greenhouse, 30 by 50, has been constructed and within the next week the first crop of mums will be ready for cutting in five colors, yellow, bronze, pink, pink-cream and white. Scott, a Chesapeake and Ohio telegrapher, began raising the plants as a hobby. Stork Shower Held At Richmond Home HINTON (RNS) The home of Mrs. Billy Joe Richmond at Meadow Creek was the scene Friday evening for a stork shower in honor of Mrs.

Bobby F. Richmond. Co-hostesses were Mrs. Charles Richmond and Mrs. E.

E. Richmond. Guests were invited for 7:30 p.m. and games and contests provided entertainment with prizes awarded to Mrs. Louella Andrews, Mrs.

Bobby F. Richmond, Mrs. Theo Adkins, Miss Carolyn Richmond and Mrs. H. E.

Hoke. After the honoree had opened and displayed gifts, refreshments detailed in the shower motif were served to Mrs. L. Surface, Mrs. Kenneth Lester, Miss Tenance Lester, Mrs.

Roy Jones, Mrs. Moreen Ratcliff, Mrs. Louella Andrews, Mrs. Bill Bleau, Mrs. H.

F. Hoke, Mrs. C. J. Smith, Mrs.

Martha Persinger, Mrs. Forrest Smith. Miss Mary Alice Smith, Mrs. Theo Adkins, Mrs. Annie Redden, Mrs.

Leslie Martin, Miss Carolyn Richmond, Miss Sharon Richmond, Bob F. Richmond, Billy Joe Richmond and the hostesses. served as best man; their daughter, Mrs. Bragg of Beck- Out-of-town guests were and Mrs. Robert Bragg- Mr an children, Bobby and Jimmy, Wallbridge, Ohio; Mr.

and Mrs Jack Davidson and children Marsha, and Sherry, of Canton Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. Larry Eat on and children, Tommy an Angela, of Charleston, S. and Miss Deanna Walker Charleston. MARLINTON (RNS) Visit ng Mr.

and Mrs. Marvin Dun rack over the weekend were Ir. and Mrs. Stanley Curry Vest Point, Va. While here th urrys were business visitor White Sulphur Springs anc isited friends and relatives at rost and Seebert.

Also visiting the Dunbracks Mr. and Mrs. James Huett of Morgaritown, Mr. and drs. Paul Herbert of Shenan- oah, and sons, Carl and unior, Mrs.

Mable Herbert of Rainelle, Mrs. Chester Zeeman Gloucester, Mr. and VIrs. James McNeill, Ward Miss Madelene McNeill of Suckeye, Mr. and Mrs.

Ralph ferry of Campbelltown, Mr. and VIrs. David Gwinn and daugh- Susie, of Roanoke, Mrs. Oren Waugh and Mrs. Kenneth Meeks.

Mrs. Ruth Kline has returned her home in Florida after spending a month here with Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Dunbrack. While here she went to Jersey Shore, to visit her aunt, Mrs.

Pat Iddings. Mrs. Ralph Perry, Mr. anc Mrs. Marvin Dunbrack.

Cecil Beverage and Page Davis were business visitors in Richwooc Saturday morning. Jimmy Smith of Campbell town was in Athens Saturday to attend the Concord football game. Mrs. Elmo Bennett anc daughter, Jina, have returnee to her home in Martinsburg aft er spending three weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Gler Smith of Millpoint. East Rainelle King And Queen son of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Barker of East Rainelle, king. Both are sixth grade students.

Runners-up and attendants in the contest were Kathy Fleshman and Ray Capps of the first grade; VicM Underwood and David Morris, second grade; Rob Partarn. and Valerie Vance, third grade; Porky Cox, Julia Neal and Janice Goodson, fourth grade, and Elaine Harford, Gary Gwinn and Delford Smith, fifth grade. The long and queen were crowned by Roy Taylor, school principal. The King and Queen of the East Rainelle Elementary School were crowned at the annual school carnival Friday evening. Sally Partain, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. James Partain of McRoss, was crowned queen and Dannie Barker, Jumping Branch JUMPING BRANCH (RNS) David Thompson of Orlando, arrived Saturday to visit his mother, Mrs. Alberta Thompson, his brother and sis- Mr. and Mrs. Dan Thompson, and other relatives.

When he returned Tuesday, his mother accompanied him to Orlando to spend the winter. Joe Cox, Elaine Cox and Oral Cox of Gamberills, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cox and other relatives. The Rev.

and Mrs. Roscoe Meadows returned Saturday from Hopewell, where they visited for a week with their son-in-law and daughter, Mr and Mrs. Norman Via, anc daughter, Debbie. Mrs. J.

B. Lilly remains a patient in the Raleigh Genera Hospital, where she has been hospitalized for several weeks KIDS UKE Nursing Homes Are Topic For Greenbrier Program LEWISBURG (RNS) The I aged, medicare and the public, with Flameless Electric Renick Home Demonstration Club held a covered-dish dinner and bazaar Saturday night in general, will be eligible for this nursing home. Jack Wallace, president of at the Renick Methodist Church. Greenbrier Nursing Homes, A free will offering total- showed the plans for the ing $55.80 was taken for the proposed 50-bed nursing home. Greenbrier Nursing Home.

JHe explained the cost for build- W. L. Clingman, who has been ing and operating it and how appointed chairman of fundraising for the nursing home in the Renick area, talked to the group about the urgency of getting the nursing home built and the kitchen, dining, recreation, heating plumbing and other utilities arc built for a 100-bed capacity. It was explained that as rooms are built, wings will operation. He brought out.

be added to the mam building how veterans, as well as people it a one floor unit. on welfare, medical aid to the i He said daily room rates go Billy Sims Honored At Birthday Party SPRINGDALE (RNS) Billy Sims was honored on his 16th birthday anniversary with a party Friday evening at his home at Springdale. Hostesses were his mother, Mrs. Arnold Sims, and Mrs. Chester Walker.

Those guests attending were Charlotte Hunter, Joe Lewis. Ronnie Smith, Ernest Adkins, Zequila Kincaid, Mark Redden, Shelby Burdette, Walter Fox, Tommy Redden. Elaine Benson, Sharon Rogers, Richard McClung, Beckey i Claudia Flangan, Vincent Vaughn, Bill Gray. Linda McClung. David Alley, Michael Prichard, Margaret Shumaker, Mary Shumaker.

Jackie Shumaker, Andy Gwinn, Delores Campbell, Pricilla Campbell, Sue Goddard, Marty Walker, Curtis Martin. Rudy Thomas, Jilian Guyer, Rhonda Walker, Donna Meadows a Dennis Meadows. i $4.50. which is allowed Manager A Fete Held Air Taxi Conference jcare in rooms with four beds, iand toilet, to $12 for private WHITE SULPHUR Oscar room and bath. Tate, manager of Greenbrier Airport and president of the National Air Taxi Conference, addressed the presidents and other! vireeiiuner SAM BLACK (RNS) Cynthia Jane Pitsenbarger was honored Saturdav with a birth- A complete Guarantee of Satisfaction! Guest Speaker JUMPING BRANCH (RNS)--l a art at the nom of her Annoncement was made a tiP a Mr an Mrs.

James: officials of the local service air-; the Blueslone Baptist Church Pitsenbarger. lines of the nation, including that the Rev rj ewcy A. Wilson Games were played and re-; Alaska and Hawaii, Friday at: Sophia wi jj guest speaker Ifreshments served to Billie Anni the Sheraton-Lincoln Hotel in a at the a worship: and Sue Sanford, Ann Annillaj Houston, Texas. service. iWithrow.

Ronald Withrow. Di-j The subject of his talk was; The Rev. Doff Harvey of'anc- Hunter, Mrs. Stella "Air Taxi and Its relationship'Fair-dale is scheduled to speak! Mary Dale. Kathy and Carolyn; to the Local Transport a the evening worship service Barren.

Eloise and Billy Wal-j A question and answer period I at jlace. Shirley and Ruth Ellen followed. JKing. Dollie, Jackie and Debbie The rapid growth of air taxi.i 4 rj PP i Miller i including scheduled air taxi. 4-H IslUO 1 MCtl Darlene Milem.

Shelvie Kevin; vas cited with 78.000 passengers HUNTIN-GTON The Mar- Pitsenbarger. Helen. Onita Faye; car-ied to and from airlines in shall University 4-H Club will and Danny Hutsenpiller, Mar- today in Room gic. Becky, Mor.a and Sara the Sevy, Cindy Judy, Paul. a passengers were Marsuaii i ed'snpus.

lenc. Tina and Gwendolyn: carried by members of the con- A Thanksgiving program will Fleshman. Tammy and Terry fcrtnce on statistics which Tate be presented under the direc- McClung, Dale Gregory, Sherri: admitted were low compared to tion of David Linville, vice Riffey. Patsy Williams a actualitv. iBibby Perkins.

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