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EIGHT Rainelle Area BECKLEY POST-HERALD, BECKLEY, VA, MONDAY MORNING, JUNE 22, 1964 New Officers Installed For Meadow River Lions The installation of officers past president; W. W. Wick- was held at the dinner meet- line, secretary; (standing) ing of the Meadow River Ryan Thompson, treasurer; Jim Thompson, second vice president; Dick Jarrrett, Lion Tamer; P. W. Adkins, director; Neal Dougherty, director; the Rev.

Richard Wright, director and Karl Fahringer, first vice president. Other of- Lions Club Tuesday evening in the social room of the Rainelle Methodist Church. They are (left to right, front row) Dennis Hume, president; J. M. Raine, installing officer; Ivan Napier, immediate Colcord Briefs COLCORD (RNS)--- Mr.

and Mrs. Roger Wright, who were married a week ago, have moved into an apartment in Whitesville. The second week of Bible School began Monday. At the close of the two week-period, a program will be presented at the Pattie C. Stockdale Home.

Mr. and Mrs. Garfield Brown of West Palm Beach, have returned to their home after a one week visit with relatives in the Colcord-Ameagle communities. They also visited her sister, Miss Rose Hamilton of Charleston, while here. Rose.

Mrs. Brown and Miss Bon- hert visited Mr. and Mrs'. Carl Hamilton of Ameagle and Mr. and Mrs.

Clarence Hamilton of Colcord Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. C. Crist of Ashland, visited Mr.

Mrs. Lud Jarrell Saturday. They 1 went on to Chesapeake, where he will undergo training with the Reserves for two weeks. Paul Russell is recuperating at his home after an overnight stay in a Charleston hospital "because of a leg injury. Mr.

and Mrs. Percy Taylor of Oak Hill visited Mr. and Mrs. Albert Holstein and Mr. and Mrs.

Walter Arthur Thursday evening. Graydon Items GRAYDON (RNS) John Dixon, son of J. Wheeler Dixon, has completed four years enlisted time with the Air Force and is visiting at his home here. Dixon came here from Hunter Air Force Base in Savannah, Ga. His enlisted time was spent at the base following basic training at Lackland Air Force Base in Texas.

He was graduated from Ansted High School. James 0. Smith, son-in-law of Mrs. J. Wheeler Dixon has completed five years enlisted time with the Navy.

He was stationed for three years at Sanford, Fla. Smith has re-enlisted for an additional four years. His the former Miss Ann Wiseman, and their children, Jimmy and Joann, are with him at Sanford, where he is awaiting orders. Miss Bobbie Jo Dixon, a student at the Rehabilitation Center at Institute, spent the weekend with her father and sep- other, Mr. and Mrs.

J. Wheeler Dixon. EETURNS FROM VIRGINIA MOUNTAIN COVE (RNS) -Mrs. Oscar Neal and her son. S.

Sgt. Oscar Neal returned Friday from Portsmouth, where they visited for a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Stewart. IN PERSON TV GOSPEL SINGING CARAVAN BIG FOUR HOUR CONCERT 9 The LeFevres Atlanta, Ga.

I Johnson Sisters Birmingham, Ala. Blue Ridge Quartet Spartanburg, S. C. I The Prophets Knoxville, Tenn. THURSDAY, JUNE 25 8 p.m.

MEMORIAL AUDITORIUM Fayetteville ficers are Jim Partain, third vice president; Hubert Bleigh, tail twister; and Hubert Buster, director. The outgoing president gave a resume of the club year and a board meeting followed with all unfinished business taken care of by the old and the new officers. School Building Leased For Oceana Boys Club Installation Rites Held By OES At Quinwood QUINWOOD RNS)--New officers of Quinwood Chapter No. 129, Order of Eastern Star, were installed at a meeting held Thursday evening in the Quinwood Masonic Hall. They are: Alma Marshall, worthy matron; George Marshall, worthy patron; Okey Williams, associate matron; Lewis Channel, associate patron; Louise Lipps, secretary; Thelma Bailey, treasurer; Launa Orndoff, conductress; Beulah Carnifax, associate conductress; Nina McClelland chaplain; Rondalee Walker' marshal; Mable Campbell; organist; Edith O'Deli, Adah- Debris O'Deli, Ruth; Eihel Littleton, Esther; Kathryn Adkins, Martha; Dorothy Barnett, Electa; Millie Channell, warder; and Una Vaughan, sentinel.

The installing officers were Thelma Alley, installing officer; Thelma Bailey, marshal; Dorothy Chaff in, chaplain; Mary Kathrine Marrs, organist; Virgina Nutter, warder; and C. E. Bailey, sentinel. The junior worthy matron was presented with the past matron's pin and the new worthy matron was presented a from the chapter. white Bible OCEANA (RNS) At the regular Thursday evening meet- Jig of the Board of Directors by and other athletic contests have been set up and are now in use Garland Griffith, reported that the steps necessary 'or leasing the old Oceana High School Building to the Boys Club by the City of Oceaca hid been completed.

The building is now under lease to the club. Hassell Blackburn, representing the Oceans Town Council, and Fred Lokant, city attorney, drew up the lease which was approved by members of the council and signed by Griffith of the Boys Club. It was reported that Mayorj Ivan Daniels had, after a two- month search, succeeded in obtaining a carnival which, sponsored by the Boys Club, will be Oceana from June 23-28. Members of the club as well as most Oceana business establishments are selling tickets. Joe Carter resigned as treasurer of the board because he is enrolled in a heavy equipment school in North Carolina.

William Martin of Kopperston was elected to replace him. It was announced the first of weekly square dance lessons for Boys Club members and their girl friends and sisters were conducted last Friday by Cleve Lester of Kopperston. The first session was well attended by the young people and their parents. The lessons will be held every Friday beginning at 7 p.m. A report was made on the work recently completed by the city.

The area where the old school gymnasium was located has been levelled by a grader and equipment and sawdust pits for high-jumping, broad-jupip- ing, pole-vaulting, hurdle-racing, knoll to make possible an oval- shaped track which can be used for foot, bicycle and go-cart racing. The board members discussed the reluctance of the parents and friends of members of the Boys Club to make the small effort necessary to visit the club tp see exactly what is happening "on the hill." The club sponsor, "Dutch" Miller has at all times urged parents and towns people to aspect and visit the club at any nme. Couple Observes 55th Anniversary ARTIE (RNS)--Mr. and Mrs. Mose Stover observed their 55th wedding anniversary Friday.

He jis the son of the late Mr. and I Mrs. Andy Stover and she is the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Williams.

The Rev. Plez Perry performed the ceremony at Colcord in the presence of a cousin, Ho- Winona Briefs WINONA (RNS) Mr. and Mrs. James Fox and children of Virginia Beach, left Tuesday for their home after visiting relatives in Winona and Edmond. Mr.

and Mrs. Carl Pettit and daughter of Virginia are spending a vacation with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Denver Pettit. Morris Williams is visiting his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Ray Williams. He is employed in Virginia. Guests of Mr. and Mrs.

William Seelinger Tuesday night were Mr. and Mrs. Jess Beaver of San Lerando, and Mrs. Nora Beaver. Everett Hampton has returned home fter spending two days ten Williams.

Stover has worked as a miner all his life. He retired in 1945. The couple has 11 children. They are, Mrs. Violet Smith of Sand Branch; Clifford.

Carlos, Mrs. Ella Williams, Mrs. Marie Jarrell, Mrs. Etta Dillon and Mrs. Twila Meadows, all of Morencie, Mrs.

Maudie Albright of Louisville, Mrs. Olivetta Dickerson of Artie, and Mrs. Virginia Runion and Mrs. Georgia Stover, both of Ameagle. They have 42 grandchildren and 41 great-grandchildren.

Refreshments were served to the new officers and the following guests: Mona Alice Tincher, Sue Banton, Faye Williams, Carrie Suttle, Ressie FJoyd, Jacqueline Holcomb, Elizabeth Lambert, Margaret Gray, Eugenia Moore, Lucille Harris, Dorothy Chaffin, Mary Kathrine Marrs and Randolf Chaffin, all of Rainelle Chapter No 137- Bobby Kay Wriston and Effie Wriston of Oak Hill Chapter No. 107; Mrs. James Carroll, Kathryn Coughlin, Fanny White and Blenedene Leivasy, all of Quinwood Chapter No. 129. Smoot Items SMOOT (RNS) Mr.

and Mrs. Ralston McClung of Smoot have as their guest for the summer her mother, Mrs. Cecil Edwards of Dallas, Texas. Mrs. Paul Franklin Sheppard of LaFayette, is visiting this week with her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. William J. Bryant of Smoot. Airman and Mrs. Thomas Lee Martin have returned to their home in Pensacola, after spending a 15-day leave with his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Tom E. Martin of Smoot. and her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Houston H. Cox of Meadow Bridge. Wyoming County Wyoming Residents Visit Relatives At Itmann Leaving Sunday traveling by train on their return trip to their home in Meeteese, were Mrs. Max Hill and children. The children are Sharon (standing left in back) and Max, (right in back) Joey (left in front) Martha (right) and Nancy seated by her mother.

The Hills spent the past week with her brother and family, Mr. and Mrs. Jules Gautier, and sons of Itmann. Joey a Martha are twins. Mrs.

Hill has lived in Wyoming since Scholarships Awarded By Cabot Corporation 1950, where her husband is employed in the oil fields as supervisor. Their vacation also included a visit with her mother, Mrs. Martha Gautier of Beaver. En route to West Virginia, they visited her parents-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.

Max Hill of Gailsburg, 111. Rainelle Briefs Mrs. Douglas Gives Program At Ansted ANSTED (RNS) The Mission Circle of the Mount Chapel Baptist Church met at the church Monday. Subject of the lesson was "Our Purpose, to Evangelize Through Love." Mrs. Martha Douglas was the leader.

Mrs. W. Temple Ritchie of Huntington will be guest speaker for the Woman's Day Program at the church. Also attending were Mrs. James Brooks, a new member, Mrs.

Eugenia Davis, Mrs. Verdie Easley, Mrs. Dorothy Mrs. Rosa Hardman, Mrs. Julia Johnson, Mrs.

Annie Brandon, Mrs. Carl Reed and Mrs. Louvenia Rogers. Mrs. Hairston is circle president and Mrs.

Easley is secretary. CHARLESTON The schol-. arship committee for the Cabot Corporation, Godfrey L. Cabot met in Charleston Thursday to appraise applications submitted by sons a daughters of Cabot employes. The scholarship awards are for the academic year beginning with the fall semester 1964.

Five hundred dollar scholarships were awarded to: Freshmen Calvin R. Armstead of Elkview and Barbara J. Uber of Charleston; sophomores -James E. McGrew of Sisson- viile and Gary M. Bowyer, Pineville; junior Cassandra Beymer of Pineville, and seniors Melvin E.

McGrew of Sisson- vilie, and David M. Snider of Glasgow. Members of the scholarship Honoree And Guests At Shower In Wuomina Mrs. Donald Watson (second 1 from left) is presented a gift by Miss Jeri Dooley, a host- ess, at the bridal tea shower held in her honor Friday night Others shown are Miss Mrs. D.

Watson Honored With Bridal Tea Shower Sandy Wade, a hostess, (left) and Mrs. Z. C. Lawson, mother of the honoree. at the Beckley pital.

Mrs. Thelma Memorial Hos- Seelinger was an out-patient at the Beckley Memorial Hospital Tuesday. MAKES DEAN'S LIST MAXWELTON Miss Georgia Vest, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C.

B. Vest of Maxwelton, obtained a scholastic average during the past semester which placed her on the official den's Ilist at Shepherd College at Shep- 'herdstown. MULLENS (RNS) Mrs. Donald Watson, the former Miss Rita Kay Lawson, was honored with a bridal tea shower from 7:30 until 9:30 p.m. Fri- jday in the Parish House of the Episcopal Church at South Mullens.

Hostesses were Miss Connie Collins, Mrs. Faye Collins, Miss Jeri Dooley, Mrs. Mildred Dooley. Mrs. Reba Dooley, Miss Becky Green and Miss Sandy Wade.

Attending were Mrs. Ray Roach, Mrs. G. C. Dooley, Bill McGhee, Mrs.

Everett Green Mrs. John Bradbury, Mrs. DarreH Pauley, Mrs. Robert Hoge, Miss Janie Hoge, Mrs. Minn Lusk, Mrs.

Margaret Hypes, Mrs. Eibert Humphrey, Mrs. Dorothy Farley. Miss Carolyn Farley. Airs! Everett Green.

Mrs. Betty Lester. Mrs. Betty Farley, Mrs. Virginia Nixon, Mrs.

W. P. Short, Mrs. Helen Fowler, Mrs. Emogene Rhodes and Vivian Pauley, Marriage Told MULLENS (RNS) Mr.

and Mrs. A. L. Robertson of 531 Moran Mullens, have announced the marriage of their daughter, Mary Elizabeth a Clarence Wilson Combs, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Clarence Combs of Gary. They were married May 2 in Sparta, N. C. Pineville Personals PINEVILLE (RNS) Mrs. George Bentley of Pineville is a patient in the Wyoming General Hospital at Mullens.

Mrs. Enos Williams returned Mrs. Al Sandavol, Mrs. her home in Wyoming Thurs- Arrives In France Pvt. Randy Akers, son of Mrs.

Minnie Akers of Matheny, has arrived in Orleans France, where he will be stationed for the next two years Covering an area the jof the contingent United States Alaska has four time Standard, Yukon Stand- Alaska Standard and Ber- Standard. English. Mrs. Ruth McNeil da accompanied "by her grand- Akers en red service in '--T -J uary 1964. He completed his basic training at Fort Jackson, S.

C. He was then Judv Snow Lawerence. Shumate, Mrs! Missi son Jeff and Tommy Clair Bill! after visiting her son- Brooks, Mrs. Lindy Wade, Mrs. and daughter, Mr.

and Fred Smith, Mrs. Henry Mrs Jess Ward of Jacksons- Mrs. Murl Lawson, Mrs. E. p.

I ville, Fla. Hughes, Miss Catherine Hushes YOUR PASSPORT TO SUCCESS I American vessels have to pay tolls to navigate the Panama Canal just as do ships of any iother nation. Automation Training is tooking for peopfe from your area. Persons selected can be trained in program which need not interfere with present job 11 you qualify, training can be financed. Write today.

Please include home phone number and age. AUTOMATION TRAINING Box. M-2 this newspaper Now! AT shipped to Fort Belvoir, where he was stationed until recently when he was granted a 12-day leave before being shipped abroad. He is training ui the Engineer-Equipment Operation and Maintenance Department. Pvt.

Akers attended Baileysville School at Baileysville. High Hico Personals HICO (ENS)--Miss OrthabeUe Lee, daughter of Peter Lee is convalescing at her home from foot surgery which she underwent at Charleston General Hospital. The cast will oe removed from her right foot and leg July 1. The choir of Sunday Road Baptist Church sang at the Thursday night revival service at Jeanette Baptist Church at Edmond. The choir is directed by Mrs.

Elton McClung. Pianist was Elton McClung Jr. The Rev. Wendell W. Hoge has been the evangelistic speaker for the week's revival and the Rev.

Guy Vaughan of Ansted is church pastor. Minister And Wife Honored At Party MOUNT HOPE (RNS) The Rev. and Mrs. George Porter former minister of the Mount Hope Methodist Church, were honored Wednesday evening with a farewell party at the home of the Rev. and Mrs.

Ray R. Hanson Jr. by members of the Woman's Society of Christian Service. The Porters moved Thursday to arboursville. Attending were Mr.

and Mrs George Scott Vargo, Mrs. Ambrose Bryant, Mrs. Edward Martin, Mrs. Loraine Wotring, Mrs. Anna Payne, Mrs.

Frank Troitino and Mrs. Ray R. Hanson Jr. The Roman toga was a large single piece of cloth shaped in a semi-circle. committee were Joseph RAINELLE (RNS)-Guests of Mrs.

May Hamed and Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Bradley, Thursday were Mr.

and Mrs. Edward Hicks a children, Allen, E.iGloria, Ann, Joan, Mike, Eu- Gluck, Director of Student Af- genia, Brenda, and Gregory, of fairs, West Virginia University, Hampton, Mrs. Margaret Morgantown; Luther E. Bledsoe, I Begley and children, Darlene registrat, Marshall Richard, of Beliwood; Mr. Huntington; Rodney Mrs.

Norman Campbell and director financial aids and Douglas, Gloria Lynn, arships, Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio; and William J. Briggs Jr. director of freshman admissions, Morris Harvey College, Charleston. Shower Honors Loraine Foster MOUNT HOPE (RNS) Miss Loraine Foster was honored with a household shower Friday evening at the home of Mrs. Earlene Weis.

Co-hostesses were Mrs. Madge Walker, Mrs. Frances Reid and Mrs. Louise Mobley. Miss Foster is the bride-elect of Russell Weis of Mount Hope.

Games were played and and Gregory, of East Rainelle. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Miller of Rainelle have returned to their home after visiting their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.

James Miller of Foster- viile; and their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Martin, and their granddaughter, Anna Jane Martin, all of Charleston. Miss Anna Jane Martin of Charleston accompanied her grandparents home to spend a week. Daughter Is Born BAILEYSVILLE (RNS) --Mr.

and Mrs. Robert D. (Bobby) Harmon of Miami, are the parents of a girl, Sandra Lea, born Wednesday in Miami. The weighed seven Ibs. The prizes awarded Mrs.

Julia Bat- ten, Mrs. Grace Dolin and rand ar ents are Mr. and Mrs. 1 Delsie Browning. Others attending were Mrs Norma Warwick.

Mrs. Bettv Bob Harmon of Baileysville. Willis, Weis. The Glacier or Blue Bear is Eileen Browning, Posey the smallest and most rare of Darlene Browninz, Au- the North American bears. It Anna jis not more than two feet high it osie i at fre shoulder and its habitat Walker and Brettlis the Alaska glaciers, in the 'Mt.

St. Elias region. Army Captain Awarded Senior Aviator's Badge CAPT. JACK SANFORD Class Honors Members EAST RAINELLE (RNS) Capt. Jack W.

Sanford, company officer of Company (Rifle) 20th Infantry, stationed at Sihung-ni, Korea, has been awarded the Senior Aviators Badge. Sanford is the son of Mrs Virginia Tignor of East Rainl elle. To qualify for the badge Captain Sanford has hours of flying time (minimum required is 1,500) with at least seven years of military flying and possesses a current rcent rating. Captain Sanford joined the Marine Corps in June, 1945 OI basic training at Parris Island, S. C.

After completing his tour with the Marines, he entered the Army and received his commission as second lieutenant Infantry, through Officers Candidate School in Bible Class meeting at her home Thursday evening. Special guests at the meeting were Mrs. Mammie Robinson and Mrs. Mary Reed, members. They were presented gifts from the class with Mrs.

Nina Shrader, president, making the! Na ier presentation. Mrs. Mabel Herbert also was to be honored, but was unable to attend. When a member of the class becomes 70 years old or over, the class honors them with a party and gifts. Mrs.

Townley was in charge of the program. well, Mrs. H. H. Bradley, Mrs.

Mary Wallace, Mrs. Ruby Marton, Mrs. Mary Reed, Mrs. Cumby, Mrs. Earl Shrader Mrs Cnarles Lynch, Mrs.

M' Ocheltree, Mrs. H. H. Crawford' a guest, Mrs. Norma and Church School Ends GAULEY BRIDGE (RNS) The Vacation Church School of the Methodist Church ended Friday.

classes presented a program at 7:30 p.m. and had their materials and projects on display for their parents and Mrs. Dorptay Lefler present- friends to see following the ser- ed an article entitled "Two vice Mrs. Katherine Vance -rector, reported that 41 children took part in the church Thousand Miles for a Book" and Mrs. Zena Keaton presented a poem entitled "I Shall Not Pass Again This Way." A picnic is being planned for the July meeting.

Refreshments were served by the hostess to Mrs. Walter Mitchell, Mrs. Harold Johnson, A GIRL'S INCREDIBLE ADVENTURE ON A LOST ISLAND; t. NEED MONEY for VACATION? Call 252-6301 LOAMS TO $800. scnool.

Teachers for the various classes were: Kindergarten class, Miss Sue Herndon, Miss Nancy Taylor and Miss Pam Nutter Primary Class. Mrs. Smith, Miss Winifred Mary Hope Smith, and Miss Sue McMiffion- Junior, Mrs. Neoma Saunders Miss Kay Vance and Miss Nancy Ward; Junior High, Mrs. Ruby and Mrs.

Katherine Winebrenner; piano, Mrs. Robert Hemdon; and refreshment committee, Mrs. Hazel Oglesby and Mrs. Lillie Higgin- botnam. Prior to going to Korea In 1963 Sanford ean a Bacnelor of Science Degree -il TT 1 -e lc University of Mary, gh the Army's "Op- bootstrap" education program for officers.

ucatlon the traditional 71st the Senior Avi- ator Badge, the captain's dec- rt Heart, indude Sanford is married to the former Miss Jeanette French of 0l l.l a 7 been her left Korea June 17 and will return to the United States stationed It To kill a Mockingbird -GREGORY PECK PINEVILLE DRIVE-IN THEATRE NOW SHOWING "GIRLS, GIRLS, GIRLS" Cdor Elvis Presley Sfelfa Stevens BECKLEY QKN-AIR THEATRE "DAYS OF WINE AND ROSES'' Jack Lcmmon Lee Rcmick Plus "CONVICTS FOUR" Ben Gazzaro Som Davis, Jr..