Beckley Post-Herald from Beckley, West Virginia • Page 15

By Fayette County Clerk BECKLEY POST-HERALD, BECKLEY, W. FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH 14, FIFTEEN PAYETTEVILLE (RNS) Land transfers Tuesday by the Fayette County clerk's are: i a a McCallister and Robert and Mary Shearer to Oma Shears, land in Kanawha District, no consideration, transfer from children to parent. a a McCallister to Oma Shears, Lot 3, Section at i a Kanawha District, no consideration, transfer children to parent. Tony and Ruby Riccardi to Gary White, 2 parcels of land on the right hand fork of Armstrong Creek in Kanawha District, $800. C.

R. and Carlie Humphrey to Harrison Auxier, 2 adjacent tracts of land of the John Dickerson property near Alta, Josephine Parker to Annie Rose Parker, surface land situated at Gatewood. Favet- teville District, no consideration, transfer between parent and child. Maxine and Edward Cox to Theodore and Laurestine Ennis, land in Quinnimont District, $1,200. Hazel Huffman, Fred and Elvira McLain and others to Mary Elizabeth McLadn, Lot 39 in Block 7 of Warner and 3 additional tracts, Fayetteville District, consideration, transfer between children and parent.

Sue and Harry Bennett and others to Frank and Hazel Taylor, 2 tracts situated on Mossy Creek in Fayetteville District, $900. James and Lena Ayres to Colenso and Natomia Kincaid, land at Fayetteville on the west side of Route 21, $300. Nellie Blevins to Robert and Eva Williams, Lots 2 and 3 of Sunrise Addition at Ocik Hill, $5,500. Arthur Recht, trustee to Investors Acceptance Lot 46 of Justus Collins estate, Section 2 at Whipple, Fayetteville District, $500. Rupert and Dollie Gabbert to James and Carolyn Hackney, Lot 101-A, Section 1 at Boomer, Falls District, $10,000.

Andrew and Noretha Jones to Perry and Sarah Smith, lots near Harvey in Fayetteville District, less than $100. Hazel Williams to Gordon Underwood, wedge shape tract of land about three and a half miles northwest of Fayetteville known as "Woolwine Hill," $500. Elmer McCarty Dies In Nicholas SUMMERSVILLE (RNS) Elmer H. McCarty, 94, of Craigsville died in a Webster Springs hospital at 2 a.m. Thursday after a long illness.

He was an 80-year resident of Nicholas County, a former postmaster Craigsville, and merchant in a former director and stockholder in the Farmers and Merchant Bank in Summersville and a stockman. A charter member of the Alderson Baptist Church at Craigsville, he was a teacher of an adult Sunday school class for 40 years. His wife preceded him in death four years ago. 7, 1874, he was the son of the late Henry H. and Myra Jane McCarty.

Survivors include daughters, Mrs. Gertrude Carter of Craigsville, Mrs. Letha Heal of Summersville and Miss Beulah McCarty, at home. The funeral will be at 2 p.m. Saturday in the Alderson Baptist Church at Craigsville with Rev.

Dwight Lowther in charge. Burial will be in the church cemetery The body is at the Simons- Coleman Funeral Home in Richwood, where friends may call after 10 a.m. today. The body will be taken to the church one hour prior to the funeral. Carl T.

MrtcbeU Dies; Rites Slated GAULEY BRIDGE (RNS) Carl T. Mitchell, 59, died Wednesday night in a Montgomery hospital after a long illness. He was an employe of Union Carbide Metals at Alloy for 29 years and a member of Gauley Bridge Baptist Church. Survivors include his wife, Louise; a daughter, Mrs. Carla Walker of Dunbar; an adopted son, Eric, at home; a brother, Howard of Fayetteville, and a half brother, Eugene McGraw of Summersville.

The funeral will be at 1:30 p.m. Saturday in the Combs Funeral Home Chapel at Gauley Bridge with Rev. Richard kelson in charge. Burial will je in Huse Memorial Park at Pa vpftp villp Jf dlC Friends may call at the funeral home after 2 p.m. today.

The family requests that memorial donations be made to the Fayette County Cancer Society. In Oak Hill Area Red Cross 1 Volunteers OAK HILL (RNS) The annual Red Cross Fund Campaign is being conducted this month in Fayette County and volunteer workers to canvass the Oak Hill area have been announced by Sheriff Tom Bell, campaign chairman. Volunteers and i designated areas are: Main Street and surrounding areas, Mrs. Grant Thomas, Mrs. J.

A. Baumgartner, Mrs. H. A. Berry, Mrs.

Clyde Dancy, Miss Clara Nugen, Mrs. Virginia Miller, Mrs. Gus Baumgartner, Mrs. John Srednicki, Mrs. Bessie Withrow and Mrs.

Howard Parrish. Central Avenue to Summerlee Avenue, Mrs. Genevive Hayes, Mrs. Mamie Baker and Mrs. Qlyde Wriston; Bunker Hill No.

Rainelle Area Rate Increase Is Okehed In Rainelle Water System CHARLESTON The West Virginia Public Service Commission has acted on an application from the West Virginia Water Co. to increase rates and charges for furnishing water service from the company's East Rainelle system. The rates approved by the Jean Perry Bride Of M. Edwards RAINELLE (RNS) Mr. and Mrs.

Bernard E. Marrs of Rainelle have announced the marriage of their daughter, Jean Marrs Perry, to Murray L. Edwards at 2 p.m. Saturday in Falls Church, Va. The ceremony was performed at the Graham Road Methodist Church with Dr.

Walter Lockett officiating. Mrs. Sallie Abrams JL, nMt'l A PSC are not as high as those placed in effect by the company Nov. 15, 1967, and collected under bond. The commission ordered the company to refund to its customers the difference between the rates put into effect Nov.

15, 1967, and final rate schedule fixed by the PSC. The approved rate schedule: First 1,000 gallons used a month, $2.20 per 1,000 gallons; next 4,000 gallons used a month. $1.16 per 1,000 gallons; next 20,000 gallons used a month, .79 per 1,000 gallons; next 250,000 gallons used a month, .61 per 1,000 gallons; and over 275,000 gallons used a month, .49 per 1,000 gallons. A minimum monthly charge, beginning at $2.20, will depenc upon the size water meter installed. Traffic Charges FAYETTEVILLE (RNS) -Traffic violations comprised the majority of cases heard before Magistrates 0.

B. Legg and C. Godsey this week. Greenbrier Valley Area TI i rx u' iKenneth Underwood, Russell Blake, Miss costs each on Charges ibie Mullens and Mrs. Elmer illegal passing and JKincaid: Thurmond, Philip Robert Mrs.

Sadie Jones and Audry Blake. Lundale Drive and Maple Avenue, Miss Kathrine Jones; Salem Road, Mrs. Ella K. O'Neal and Mrs. Dale Farmer; Voodlawn Avenue, Mrs.

Eugene Vallace; Woods Avenue to Summerlee Avenue, Villiam Underwood, George Siehl and Miss Judy runsaulis; Ford Addition, Sunnyside Drive and Pollaris )rive, Mrs. Kelly Williams and Mrs. Sam Comer. Jones Avenue to Central, Miss Shumate, Mrs. Dennis lichardson, Mrs.

Howard Janney, Mrs. Lonnie Kincaid, Mrs. T. F. Lively and Mrs.

Wilda Daniels; Tommy MRS. LAIRD HILL Member Accepted By Greenbrier OES EAST RAINELLE (RNS) -Mrs. Laird Hill was initiated as a member of East Rainelle Chapter 137, Order of Eastern Star, Monday night at the Masonic Hall. Hostesses were Mrs. H.

H. Buster, Mrs. Fred Weber, Mrs. L. E.

Layne and I Burgess served as best man. 1 The reception was held in the Pat- church parlor. Elmhurst Property Sold; Theatre To Be Relocated LEWK5BURG The old has been sold to'm Elmhurst property, located at.Hurtington industrialist and 1 Caldwell and the site for theatre directors are seeking Cases mclude.d James Sharer, i Repertory Theatre another location for the 1969 Ifmari CH onrl nnete fnf ft-iooHinfl- productions for the past two program. I Mr. and Mrs.

Lake Polan of iPolan Industries in Huntington purchased the land for an estimated $30,000 from Mr. and Mrs. Clement Grangier of New York. When contacted about the Thursday night in SINKS GROVE (RNS) --Wil-jNew York City, where they for speeding; S5 fines of improper Cole man, McClung; Old Scarbro and costs for improper registration; Ira S25 and costs for Stover $5 and costs for hazaf-jliam M. Scott, 79, of make their winter home, Mr.

dous driving; Billy Duncan, Sinks Grove died day and Mrs. John Benjamin, the theatre producers, said that the productions will definitely con- appealed to Circuit Court charge of reckless driving and aosted $500 bond; Elsie Sutphin, $5 and costs for obstructing raffic; and Joe Lies, $5 and costs for illegal registration. In other cases Clifford N. was committed to the Spencer State Hospital after a charge of threatening by Lucy Haith. Beulah Wilson Highland Avenue, Martin and John Brumbaugh; Jones Avenue, Mrs.

Harold Lively; Trump Addition, Mrs. J. T. Brooks, David Koone, Mrs. Walter Wolford, Miss Jamie Bennett and Miss Callie Baber.

Summerlee, Shelton and Miss Miss a Caroline Davis; Lochgelly, Mrs. Harry Lanier; Highlawn Avenue and East End, Mrs. John Daniels, Mrs. Edith Fox, Mrs. Evelyn Walkup, Mrs.

Dolores Miller, Miss Betty Lokant, Miss Betty White, Mrs. Portland Lester and Mrs. Elizabeth Tully; East Main Street, Mrs. John Srednicki and Mrs. Bessie Withrow; and South Hills Addition, Mrs.

Jack Christian. Venus, coming closer to the earth than any other planet, reached maximum radiance on the evening of March 3,1969. eckless driving; i i a $5 and costs for William M. Scott Dies In Hospital mproper registration; Lacy morning in Ronceverte hospital after a long illness. oa itmue in the general area of Born at Sinks Grove July 28, Lewisburg this summer This 1889, he was a son of the late was contrary to a rumor that Harvey and NJjrte SWjgg, was fined $5 merchant after 23 years in the mercantile business.

He was a member of the Christian hurch, Modern Woodmen of America, Camp 9757, of Sinks and costs on an assualt charge Mary Lopez, and ordered to post a $500 bond on another charge of threatening by the same complainant. Billy Wilson was also fined $5 and costs and ordered to 5t a S500 bond on charges of assault and a peace warrant by Mary Lopez. Donna Smith also was fined $5 and costs and ordered to post a $500 bond on assault and threatening charges by Mary Lopez. Ordered to post $500 bonds each were Ronnie Fitch and Lester Fitch, charged with threatening William Mims. A juvenile charged with brandishing a weapon was or dered to post a $500 bond and the case was referred ti juvenile court.

Abdemon was a Tyrian wise man who is said to have ar swered all of Solomon's ric dies and in turn proposed in soluable ones. Grove. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Eula Fulwider Scott; three However, the Benjamins have made plans to present similar shows in the Cass area this summer in conjunction with the Department of Natural Resources. W.

A. Boone, a Ronceverte banker and member of the theatre company's board of isters, Miss Alice Scott said Thursday that links Grove, Mrs. James he board will meet sometime Rebecca) Humphreys in April to discuss relocation. Fla. and Mrs.

W. R. Virginia) Daniel of Beckley. I Services will be at 2 p.m. Nolle prosequi is a Latin Saturday in Broyles Funeral Home in Union with Rev.

Carlos Jrews in charge. Burial will be in Scott Cemetery in Sinks term used in law and means 'to be willing to prosecute." Grove. The family will receive friends at the funeral home this afternoon and tonight. Pallbearers will be Howard Miller, Mark Humphreys, Roy Burwell, Marcus Wiley, Grover Humphrey and Atlee Fisher. Meeting Scheduled OAK HILL (RNS) P.

W. Hendricks of Madison will be guest speaker at a meeting oi Chapter No. 7, Disabled Miners and Widows, at 7 p.m. today in the Oak Hill Grade School. 30-Day Free Home Trial CABLE-TV Sophia, Midway, Glen White and Soak Creek Bottom TV Cable Connected On Trial And Without Obligation.

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Decorations in the St. rick's Day motif were carried i- ne fo ij wore a turquoise out in table decorations and re- linen coat ith beige ac- freshments. cessories and a. white mum In the absence of the worthy matron, Mrs. Nina McCoy, Mrs.

Ann Levisay, associate matron, presided. Refreshments were served to Mrs. Ann Levisay, Mrs. Elizabeth Lambert, Mr. and Mrs.

Randolf Chafin, Mrs. Marie Morris, W. W. Wickline Mrs. Hallie Bennett, Mrs.

Mona Alice Tincher, Mrs. Carrie Suttle, Mrs. a i Holcomb. Mrs. Edith Neff, Miss Agnes Haynes, Mrs.

Ressie Floyd, Mrs. Merlene Hunter, Mrs. Ethel Reed, Mrs. Thelma Alley, Mrs. Alma Lively, Mrs.

Mildred Taylor, Mrs. Dolly Scott and Mrs. Thelma Bailey of Quinwood OES 129. Joseph Lewis Dies; Services Scheduled MOUNT HOPE (RNS) -Funeral services for Joseph M. iL 78, of Mount Hope will The bride's mother was at- be held at 2 Sunday at tired in powder blue knit suit the First Baptist Church in with black accessories and aj Mount Hope ev am es carnation corsage.

Mrs. Euge- Thompson in charge. Burial will nia Moore of Rainelle, bride's maternal grandmother, wore a dark green jacket dress, black accessories and a carna- hospital. in Greenwood Memorial a Beckley. He died Tuesday in a Beckley tion corsage.

Mrs. Edwards is a graduate of Rainelle High School and is attending Virginia School of Nursing at Northern Virginia Tech. Her husband is employed with the Chesapeake and a Telephone Co. at Dulles Airport in Fairfax, Va. The couple will live at Fairfax.

The body will remain at the Ritchie and Johnson Funeral Parlor in Beckley where friends may call after 3 p. m. Saturday. Members of Ding Hiram Abiff Lodge No. 25 of Beckley will conduct graveside rites.

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