Beckley Post-Herald from Beckley, West Virginia • Page 13

Governor Calls Meeting On Radio Observatory BUCKLEY POST-HERALD, BUCKLEY, W. THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH 20, 195(5 THIKTJiliN MARLINTON, March 28 C. Marland --Governor William announced a meeting in Charleston on. April 2 with representatives ot the Natural Science Fou.idalton o( Associated Universities, members of the.Legis- lature and other interested groups to discuss the location of the proposed radio of Astronomical Observatory in Pocahon- County. Representatives from (he Legislature, will include Ralph Beane, president of tfie Senate: W.

E. Flannery, speaker of the House- Senator Fred C. Allen of the Senatorial District; and Delegate Frank P. McLaughlin of Pocahcn- tas County. The governor emphasized that this meeting does not mean that the giant project has been definitely located in West Virginia, although he said lie hoped that such an agreement can reached in the meeting next Monday.

Options have been taken en more than 4,000 acres of land would be required (or Ihe Observatory, described as the. nations tirst major radio astronomy center. The Fovudation has been impressed, Governor Marland said, with the progress made lo date to determine the fitness of West Virginia as the site for the project. The section receiving primary consideration for Ihe Observatory is the Gmu Bank-Arborvale section ot Pocahontas Counly. It is said that the'project will be greatly expanded sometime in (he near future.

I Also present at the meeting Jlt be representatives of the West Virginia Industrial and Publicity Committee, the office of the Attorney General and (lie Arthur D. Little advisors for the governor's campaign lo secure new industries in (lie state. 57Alderson Students Attend Honor Banquet Greenbrier Valley ALDHRSON, March 28 (KA'SJ-- Fifty-seven students gathered Friday evening at the AWerson High Scliool for the annual Honor BEU- quet given by the Alderson Mothers Club. Tables arranged in the home economies room' were decorated with arrangements of jonquils and greenery in crystal bowls and flanked by yellow candles in crystal holders, carrj'ing out the colors of the club, yellow and green. The banquet opened with the pledge of allegiance to the flag and the song America sung by the group.

The invocation was given iby I. L. Mitphell, school principal. Mrs. C.

Hogsetl, president of the Mothers Club, welcomed the guests in behalf of the club. The response was given by Evelyn Sliller of the senior class in behalf of the students. A program of piano music was presented Evelyn Miller, Becky "Craig and Nancy after I. L. Mitchell introduced ttie students to the club members.

Mrs. Hogsett introduced the club members, who were given THREE MEN RECEIVE CONSERVATION HELP LEVVISBURG, March 23 (RNS)-- The Soil Conservation Service announces that their technicians have assisted James Breckenrich, Craw- Icy; Bob Wallace, Hainelle; and Leslie Baker, Ronccverle, with conservation planning. These farmers will be using sev- conservation practices that include: tree contour farni- ang, pasture improvement, and some drainage. D. A.

Skaggs, Fort Springs, re- conetriictcd two email stack water Iipnds and built about 250 fcel of diversion ditch lasl week. Both ponds which were reeonsloicted limestone soil, and have given jomcj difficulty in holding water. Tile drainage survey was made last week tor Sawyer Brothers whose farm is located between Smoot and This tile wil be installed within (he next few days. The tile machine, at the present time; is working in Monroe Camty. Q.

C. Brackman, Alvin, built about 1,500 feet of diversion ditch using the Greenbrier Valley Conservation District bulldozer. Brackman is also building seme cpen drainage and doing some stream bank repair. After work is completed in the Alvon-Neola section the bulldozer wiH begin operation in the lower part of the county and work north to Renick and Auto. For these who are planting trees this spring the Grectibricr Valley District has purchased several tree planting bars are for rent or sale to those ccopDralcrs.

Further information on these bars can be gotten when the trees are delivered. an ovation by the students. Mrs. Agnes Cooke, was introduced and convcjfd congratulations to the tudents as a citizen of the town. Entertainment by the students ncluded a vocal solo by Anne- Boswell, a duet by Jim Sweet- vood and Joe Craig arid a story Frances Favvcett.

Mrs. Bill Simmons. Mrs. David Nash and Mrs. William Dixon, on entertainment from club.

introduced several The banquet closed with students singing "Good Night Mothers" and a vote of thanks to members of the club who pro- pared and served the banquet. Adventist Church Sets Installation March 28 The first officers of the now Seventh- day Advailist Church organiza- lion 'in Lewishurg will be installed on Saturday, April 7, 11 a.m.. at Silas Preston's Community Hall. The slate of officers to be installed was released today by Melvin Hickman. tde pastof, who joined with Advenlist officials (he West Virginia Conference in organizing the new group 1 a I Saturday.

The roster of officers includes: P. Ncff, Sinks Grove, local elder; Schuler Erskiie, a Cave, deacon and home missionary leader; George Lewis, Union deacon; Mrs. J. P. Netf, Sinks Grove, head deaconess; Mrs Sclnilcr ErsKine, Orgtn a c- clerk; Mrs.

George 1 Lewis, Union, treasurer; Mrs. Clara Shanklin CoUvell, Sabbath school tendent; Mrs. Florence Louder- milkj Lewisburg, youlh leader; Mrs, H. F. Cook, Rdiceverte health and welfare secretary.

The newly-elected officers wil' serve a congregation of more thai 37 bVeain ounding members at last Saturday's organization ceremonies. The-group will be received into heir West Virginia Conference of Mmrches this coming June as the Seventh-day Adventist Church. Delegates of the Lewisburg Church will be seated as members of the legislative body or the state ccnfere.nce. Elementary School Choral Festival Set For April 14 LEVVISBURG, March 28 (RNS- The County Elementary Choral Festival will be hejd in Ihe Rupert High School, Saturday, April 14. The program will get underway at 9:30 p.

m. Transportation to Hurt will be furnished by the county. The schedule for the festival is as follows: flag salute, singiig of the "Star Spnngled Ban. invocation and welcome. At 9:45 the Rupert Choral group will sing; at 10 Raiuelle; at 10:15 there svill be a choral reading; at 10:30, Alderson; 10:45 Williamsburg; 11, Lewisburg; 11:45, Fraokford; 11:30 Renick.

From 12 noon until 1 p. m. the entire group svill join in a picnic lunch. Beginning at 1 p. in.

and continuing until 1:45 there will be a rehearsal period for one, two, three, and four-room schools. 1:45 until 2 p. m. (here will be a band concert by the Rupert band rod the All-Coutity Chorus will sins From 2 to 2:20 p. the combined small school chorus will sing.

Form 2:20 to 2:45 p.m., the All-County Chorus will sing atid al 2:45 the meeting will close with the singing ol "Battle Hymn of the and "Rhododendron by the entire group. Participants will include one- oom schools with, from one to our children from each school chosen from grades four to eight; wp 'to six-room schools, three hildren per teacher, selected' from rades four to eight, and from chools having their own music in- Iructor, with 'approximately 35-40 rom each school. Selections to be used by the inc. two, three and four-room chool children are: "Going to lido Up in the "Slodola 5 "Vren li, "Under the Red, White and "Peacefully, My Baby "Meg and "My leart Ever and "Old Dan Tucker" Contest Winner Mary Varney, senior at Greenbrier High School in Ronccverte, was first place win-not- in the assay contest sponsored by Legion Auxiliary No. 2f.

Miss Varney's cssny, "My Obligation As An American Citizen," will be entered' in statewide competition. Harry Mackey was second place winner a Joyce Shankland, third. judges were Mrs. Phillip Oden, Mrs. J.

Ashby Lee and the Rev. J. G. Morrison. JVIrs.

Pearl Jones, Americanism chairman, will present the cash awards of $15, $10 and to Uie winners at the May meeting. Forty essays were submitted to the judges. NANCY SUE STUCK WED TO DONALD T. MEADOR HINTON, March 28 (RNS)-- Miss Nancy Sue Stuck, Mr. and Mrs, Ralph Donohoe, i am! Donald T.

Meudor, son cC Mr. and Mrs. Lark Meador, also bE Hinton, were united in marriage on Friday, Monroe Resident Claimed By Death Mei-ch 28 (RMS)- Charles L. Pomphrey, 79, of Pickaway died at 4:45 p.m. today at Andrew S.

Rowan Memorial Home at Sweet Sjmngfi after a long illness. He was a former Monroe County ariTicr. "His wife, Ocie Ella Pomphrey, preceded him in death on Aug. 20, 1954. Survivors include two daughters, Mrs.

Brady Kinder of South Point, Ohio, and Mrs. Clement-Croweof Union; two sons, Thomas of'Pick- away and Grover of Sinks Grove; 13 grandchildren and one great- grandchild. The body is at Broyles Funeral Home in Union. Funeral arrangements are incomplete. mer Harfcrd, Julian Jr.

and Brxice Allen. ATTEND HUNTINGTON MEET UNION, March 28 IRNS) -County Superintendent Schools C. E. Boothc and Assistant Superintendent G. 0.

Dransfield attended the annual meeting of the West Virginia Association of School Superintendents in Huntington March 22 and 23. Baltimore Livestock grade jl ft shier utility and -commercial and cullers 10.75- BALTIMORE. March 28 LB-USDA)- Catlle 250; odd head choice and prime S75-S20 Ib steers mostly choice steers 17.SJ-Lfl.50. few fuller ti conimerci.il lew cows 11.50-U.OO. 3100, few mostly commercial Krntle snse Dulls li.00-lS.50, medium anil sxi 52G-1010 slocVcr feeder steers 15.UO- ID.flO.

Calves 100; few choke and prime prs 37.00, mixed good and choce 22.00- 2R.M, commercial down lo 16.W. Hoes 300; most 180-230 11) harrows Bills lfi.00, lus 1S.25-50. 210-270 Ins H.75-1.25, few 110-160 lts 13.75-15,00. 1CO- 180 tt3 15.00-50; few srrns iinrfcr 400 Ibs mostly JI.75-I2.00 fiheitp none. 23, the riles jeing solemnized by the Rev.

V.W, Sears, pastor of tha Clifton Forge Baptist Church, in (he presence of the immediate families. Tlie bride chose for her wedding a suit of navy blue with Wedgewood blue accessories, and she carried a white prayer book. tcnpetl with white orchid 'and ribbon streamers. She canned the eame prayer book which her mother ussd at her wedding, Both nre membens of the senior class of Hinton High School, where she is a member of the Tri-Hi-Y Club and the Lend-A-Hand Junior circle of the Kings Her husband is a member of the school band and the local National Guard company. PICKERING-WITHDRAWS FROM SHERIFF'S RACE LEWISBURG, March'28 (RNS) Frcemont Pickering, Democratic candidate for the of slioriff in Greenbrier County, lias withdrawn from the four-way race for this office.

Pickering's decision was made known' Saturday. i I i a a of Pickering, the field is nnrrowcd lo three candidates; one' 'from Mendow Bluff District, which is Gene Wiseman: and two. from Lewisburg District, Eugene Knight aid David Tuekwlllor. Rites Set Today For Hinton Man HINTON, March 28 (RNS) -Funeral services for William Houston Rsberls, 70, retired Hinton business man, witl be coii- home on S'ceet at 2 p.m. Thursday by Dr.

H. P. Hackney pastor of Central Baptist Church. Burial will be made in Greenbrier Burial Park. Active pallbearers will be Ear! Knnnnn, Billy Joe ffarman, W.

A. Brown, Charles Briers, Dr. J. T. Johnson, Plum- Frcdeking The body was removed to ttie home from the a me tie Funeral' Home.

Harry Ross, 47, Taken By Death AiLVON, March 28 (RNS) --Harry S. Ross, 47, cf Newport News, formerly of Alvon, died at his home Tuesday. An employe ot the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway he was a member of the Brotherhood of Railway Switchmen. Survivors include two daughters, Mrs. Helen Williams and Miss Lois Ross, both of Biscoc, N.

one son, Charles of Newport News; four sisters, Mrs. Viola Dolin of iVhite Sulphur Springs, Mrs. Gay Cincaid of Hartford. Mrs. Velvia Carter of Tampa, and Mrs.

Lois Littlcpage of Hainollc; our brothers, Percy and Phil, both of East Rainelle, Elmer of Moun- ain Grove, and Denny of von and one grandchild. The funeral will be conducted in the Little Creek Church near Alvon at 2:30 p.m. Friday with the Rev. Francis Gum officialing. Burial will follow in the Little Creek Cemetery.

The body is at the Shanklin "Funeral Homo in White Sulphur Springs and will be removed to the church one hoiv prior lo the erviccs. Nephews will serve as pallbearers and nieces will carry flowers. Maggie S. Wright OO Claimed By Death SWBET SPRINGS. March 2S Mns.

Maggie Susan 96, died Tuesday nighl a he home of a son, Henry Wright, on Cove Creek near Swec Springs. Born at Sweet Springs, Aug I 1859, she was the daughter itie late Robert and Sally Ycung lien I Her husband, Frank H. Wright proceeded her in death 42 years go. She' was a member of the Earl hurst Christian Church. Survivors include one other son Kirk L.

ot White Sulphur Springs 10 grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral services, will be con ducted in the Earlhurst Christian Church at 2:30 p.m. Thursday, with the Rev. W. Carl Einith officiating Burial will foliow in the famib cemetery en Cove Creek.

The body will remain at Eln Shanklin Funeral i-Iome in Whit Suiohur Springs and will be removed to the church one hour prici to the services. Active pallbearers will be W.S Griffith, C. L. Griffith, D. R.

Grif fith, Henry Howerd, Clarence Ig and Ray Mentz. Ladies of church will carry flowers. th Old Stone Church Plans Egg Hun LEWISBUHG, March 28 (RNS)-- "All the King's Men and All th King's 1 may be called Saturday, Msrf i 31, when childre the Old Stone- Church are 'treated to Easter egg This event, fcr children from the nursery through primary will be held on the church lawir at 3:30 p. m. DEMOCRAT CANDIDATES ATTEND RUPERT MEET LEWISBURG, March 28 (RNS The Democratic County Exccu ive Committee Is taking an ac live- parl as the primary elections in May 8, loom closer.

Among' the- activities 'Were 'Meet Your Candidate" mectio, leld at the Rupert High Kchoo: Uipert, on Thursday March 22, ivhen Robert member of the U. S. Congress am )emocratic candidate for gover lor. spoke. Other candidates who were in reduced were: W.

W. Barroi: Democratic candidate for attorne J. Alfred Taylor, Sr democratic candidate for a senate from this district; Edga ewis Smith, candidate for prose cuting attorney from Greenbris uty; John A. Lile, and Richar bowman, incumbent candidates fo lie House of Delegates, and Hous of Delegate candidates, L. W.

Watt and Jamo's'Manchin; Gene Wise man. Democratic candidate fo sheriff of Grcehbrier County; Jo and William candidate 'or assessor; Cliff Neal and Gen Srown, candidates for justice' peace; Mrs. Ann Livesay an Mrs. Beulab Locke and Mrs, Belt Dean, candidates for committee women, and others. W.

Jasper. Grecnbrie County Democratic chairman, pre sided at this meeting and intro duced the various candidates. Jasper advises that a simila meeting is being planned fo Frankford during the first week i April. Jasper explained that Ih would De a county-wide meetin and (hat ail candidates would invited. Well known candidates wi serve as guest speakers and re freshmcnts will be served.

Dal Ume and place of this Prankfor meeting will be released later. TRMil-Y CONFERENCE SCHEDULED IN APRI LEWIS3BCTRG, March' 28 CRN Eleven Lewisburg Higli Scho girls will attend the a a Hi-Y--Hi-Y Conference being he Presbyterianjat April 6-8. St their annual I dcols from various countv schoo I NOTJtCK will not be responsible for obligations made by anyone yllicr an myself. Uucl Stoneman Helen, W. Va.

5-Thurs-2-PH I TO CHKU1TORG 'o the Creditors and Beneficiaries Che estate of Mason. Biagg, dcased: All persons a i tlaims against estate of the said Mason Bragy, ceaEcd, whether due or not, are otlficd Iq exhibit' same i ouchcr legally verified, to undersigned, at my i I lly Decklcy, Raleigh County. esl Virginia, on or before the 4th ay of October, 195U, at ten o'clock. otherwise, they may by law, excluded from all benefits or estate. All beneficiaries of snid state are notified to be piescnt on ifd day lo protect their interests.

Given my hand, this the 20th ay of March, 195fi. Leo Bricli Commissioner of Accounts Funeral Directors a i County, West Virginia iiurs-3-PH NOTICE OF BALE OK HEAL KSTATi; TO UK MA1K BY SPECIAL I I a to a decree ot Circuit ourt of Raleigh West Virinia, made and entered on the 25th ay of a a 1950, in eiy cause of Price Caltcc, and thcrs, partners doing business its allee Funeral Home, vs. Nancy 1'oe, A i i a i of the estate Ilobie Davis Adkitis. deceased, ct 1, I will on a a April 956, at the front door of the Court louse of Itaicigh County, West. Virinia, al o'clock of a ay, offer for sate to the highest iddcr the following real estate, to- ether with the house located thcrc- situated in Town District Ha- cigh County.

ami-be- ng the same real estate owned by losie Davis Adkins at the time of "eath. and more particularly being lie sm face tif Lot Nos. 17 and JS, Hock of Hollywood, as shown a map of said addition, rccord- in the Raleigh County Clerk's Of- ice in Map Book No. 6, at page Terms of sale: Cash in. hand on tiny if sale.

G. Berk Lynch Special Commissioner I. Van Hunter. Clerk of the Cir- uit Court of Raleigh County West 'trglnia, hereby certify that bond vith security approved by me as suf- icient and in the penalty provided said decree has been given by aid Special Comiuissloner. Van Hunter, Clerk KEYSER FuneralHome Ambulance Service Dial Douglas Tr Bryant MANAGER Oakwooil AVC.

Ilccklcy Service 3300 i- James C. Griffith Director Webb Quesenbeny' i Funeral Home, Inc. Vance Drii-e On 19-21 By-Pais Repair Service CALL HALSTEAU'S Cxpcrt service on washers and i crators -GK--appliances a specialty I Parts in slock, service nil makes. "32 years of know how," Dial 2-2215. AMOS E.

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NlEhtly; I( No Answer Call 2-2S42 ALL WORK GUARANTEED Ashworth Firestone 4213 321 PHIN'CE ST. Tench's Lawn Slower Shop Hand and power mowers sharpened and repaired, i a delivery. Past, dial 553L A UT 0 AT 1CIV A REPAIRED ALL A A CLEANER SERVICE TIME GIFT SHOP 101 South Oakwood Dial 2-4612 HADDAD'S TV 1 CO. RADIO AND TV REPAIR SERVICE 112 Main St. Dial 4600 Monuments Tlic Ilondcd "ROCK OF AGES" rOR BETTER MEMORIALS CALL 64EO WM.

FRED DAVIS SEAHS MONUMENT Display On Itarper Hd. Beckley LOVITZ TELEVISION SERVICE Ve slock parts (or all makes and mod els 1 Antennas and ions. (Vll work and materials BECKLEY SAME DAY SERVICE iT I I I A a rornoratton, QUALITY LUMBER SUP- Concludes Services FRANKFORD, March 28 (RNS) --The Rev. John-son, pastor of the Baptist Church, Frankford, has concluded a series evangelistic services at the 'eterstown Baptist Church. Mr.

Fohnson reports a very successful ics of meetings. Stock Exchange Closing Prices i NEW YORK, Mardi 28 in--Todays clrwc ACF Ind Air nccln Corp Clicm Chil An) Am Cyan Am Am Rrir Am Sal Rae All Toh Am Vljcose A Arniro Sll Armour Oil Al ,1. SI Avco MM tmc aaa 5 fi.u Col Cart) 2i Com Solv 711irxn Nil CM SB 1 Cor.l Oil IV, Curl Wr Doug Air MllDuFonl Vzsim Krxl T7lk Eaton Mil 4ili Kalrchlld Knj tali, 76)'. 16 Hurld Cs Alrl Foitl Dynam ICO c.ta Klo 4 Mlri 95 CoKtTLch Hwilyr OuU.Oll llaz All Gin Hero rowil 37W InltT Chcm. Dairy TiT I Kena Cop Kern l.d r.i id Cp Nil- Dairy Hal Oil Npt News SH Nor Am Avn Olno Oil Owriu III Cl Crp AH'jIl Toh Srs Hoc i i Oil Socony sou r.ic Rov'i sva Br inii 5014 0 NJ 3SSi Slod Tack Texas Co 01 MHTmk nh ro Twcnl L'cnl Clrlilde 651kDn Tnc Alrc 43HUnl(cd Carlwn 76 Vallct Corp Fruit Growers Predict Bumper Crop This Year LEWISBURG, March 28 (RNS)- Oqc man's trc-ublo is anollicr mr.n's blessing mid tiio continued cold weather i'3 proving a blessing lo Ihe orcltardist and small fruit growers in Ihe Grcenbrier Farmers are a bit disgruntled al he continued freezing of the soil, prevenling tho usual progress in plowing.

Old timer- 1 in tho area say tliat winter has "held on" longer than usual In the area, thus, assuring that fruit and berry crops will not run the risk of budding only to have a later freeze destroy tliem. They arc preuiotlng Ilial this years crop will be the heaviest in more than 10 years. Pan Amn Air I9U llubuer Parnmi rmius si Penney Vlrc Ry Pn RR 2(H Warner PLct Tliel Hod 691VW VA J'hll Morria 4 A Vllllllin Pel SVrlWM Md PUli 01 MViWei Plym Oil 3J Sll IMr OU i sin Eighth School Month To Begin On Thursday LEWISBURG, March 28 (RNSJ- Ncws of Interest to (he student 'population of Greenbrier County te Ihe fact thai the-eighth month pf school slarts Thursday, Morel 29lh. As llic county schools wil be cloccd on that day for the Greenbrier Education Association In Renick and for Goort Friday Mn-cli 30, school will nol rosiiiho until Monday Tills school will officially end on April 2(Hh with -schools being In wsilon 19 dayi. Lewisburg Personals LEWSBURG, March 28 Mre.

Wads worth Warren Jr. anil daugh- Mary, of Detroit, are spending several days in Lewjs- urg as the guest of friends. W. W. Wickline, Jr.

of Raindlc spent Saturday in Lewisburg work- ng with chapter officials on the county Red Cross membership drive. Wickline is servirvs as chairman for the Greenbrier Chapters finance drive during March. Frederick of Charles- ion was the weekend guest of his mother, Mrs. Alice Peck and other relatives. Ttie Rev.

and Mrs. Robert Coit who were -the recent guests of friends in Beckley, returned to their home in Lewisburg on Saturday. Dr. and Mrs, John Montgomery, Miss Eleanor Roth.well and their guest, Miss Martha Taylor Washington, D. have returnee to Lewisburg from Hampden Sid ncy where they attended the inau guration of Joseph Clarke Rob erls as president of Hampden Ski ney College.

Dr. Montgomery who has a son at Hampden Sid ney, is a former graduate of thi Virginia school. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Londrce lovington, were the recen guests of her parents, Mr.

an Mrs. John Bcbbitt of South La fayelte Strfl in Lewisburg. Miss Sadiu Echols has returned 3 her home on East Washington Street from a recent visit with friends in Washington, D. C. John Sibold and daughter, Miss Johnnie Sibold, were the guests of relatives and friends in Roanoke, Mcriday.

'CurtiE Shawver was a business visitor to Spencer, Monday. The Rev. and Mrs. Harold Wilson spent Tuesday in Chartcs- George Warwick, Covinglcn, was a business visitor in Lewisburg on Monday. Johnr-McCall, Raineile, was weekend guest of his family in Lewisburg.

Several Lewisburg persons were on.ihnnd Monday at White Sulphur aving either, or both, Hi-Y and ri-Ht-Y groups are sending dcle- ates. The theme of the conference will 2 "Paving the Way." Such out- landing youth leaders as Dr. F.uk D. 'Dayton, Ohio, Lcroy J. Professor Sociology -at Alderson-Broadus College, will conduct the orums.

One of these forums, es- ecially designed for this confer- nce, and led by Dr, Day, deals vith, "Boy and Girl Friendship." Dallas Bailey, Salem College, has een engaged to lead the songs or this conference, The Lewisburg contingent will ie led by Mrs. Elwoqd Greene, poiisor of the Lewisburg Tri-Hi-Y. Mrs. Greene will be assisted by J. S.

BUTTS, ADMINISTRATOR OF THE KSTATK OF KATHRYN LEN, DECEASED, and CON P. WOLF, PLAINTIFFS VS: IN CHANCEHY O. T. ALLEN. UOVVENA JOHNSON.

LAFAYETTE JOHNSON, M1L.LAHD JOHNSON. VIOLA ALLEN JOHNSON. VAL MARIE SIMS, JAMES SiMS. PORTIA ALLEN SMITH GLASCO SMITH, CECIL ALLEN. LEWIS A.

WASHINGTON. A WASHINGTON FUNERAL HOME, NATIONAL FINANCE COMPANY, a corporation. SAM HARBIN. THE CHESAPEAKE AND POTOMAC TELEPHONE COMPANY OF WEST VIRGINIA and PLY COMPANY, DEFENDANTS Pursuant to a decree of the Circuit Court of Raleigh Counly, West Virginia, made and entered on the Ulh day of January, lOafi, the above entitled chancery cause of J. S.

Butts, Administrator ct al against O. T. Allen el als, I will on 21. 1955, at 10:00 o'clock. at front door of the Court House of Raleigh County.

West Virginia, for Etile to the highest bidder the following described real estate: Lot 47, Section 16, of the Beckley Court Addition to the City of Beckley, Raleigh County, West Virginia, as set forth on a map of said Addition of record in the Office of the Clerk of the County of Raleigh County, West Virginia, in Deed Book GG ot page 288; which said lot borders 90.3 feet on Virginian Power Line Right of and extends back therefrom with Lot 46 distance of 99.2 lo an alley, and hack on opposite side with Center Street a dist a of 17.6 feet to said alley, bordering thereon 40.. teet. And being the same real estate acquired by Kntltryn deceased, nd O. Alien by deed from Li'ly Company, dated March 1914, ecordcd in said Clerk's Office in Deed Book 196 at page 3tV. Terms of sale: Cash in hand on of sale.

J. K. Edmundson Special CammfsBfoncr I. Hunter, Clerk of the Cir- uit Court of Raleigh County, West i hereby certify that bond vilh security approved by me as i and in a penally provided said decree hns been given by aid Special Commissioner. Van Hunter Clerk of the Circuit Court of Raleigh Counly.

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PHOMPT. EFFICIENT SERVICE Florists Mrs. James Stuart, a patron of Lewisburg. Hie group, which will leave Friday, April 6, includes: Mary Elen Bell, Patsy Bennelt, Eloiso lanna, Loma Harvey, Marisnria Brenda Hedges, Sue iimelick, Patty Paige Porter- icld, i Sibold and Margaret Bess Taylor. STATE OF WEST I I I A In Office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court of lialelgh Counly March 14, 1Q50.

DAVID D. DAVIS. PLAINTIFF VS: IN CHANCERY MARY E. DAVIS, DEFENDANT SUIT FOll I appearing an a i a i a he a is a non-resident of his stale: It is, therefore, ordered hat she, appear at this i i ine month a the date of the first ublication of this order and do what necessary to protect her interests ATTEST: Van Hunler, CLEHK. CLAY S.

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sure and place yoUr order with DIAS FLORAL CO. Raleigh County's Finest Florist FOR DEPENDABLE SERVICE City Avc. Dial 4561 Rummage Sale Saturday. MUrch A I ISUII.niNG 321 Prince Street AVON 108 Jennings dial 2-24111 MUTUAL Omaha 209 Combs Deckicy. Dial 87H.

REIN" A A roots, top sixe, tl.50 dozen, tuberous rooted begonia bulbs, top size, all colors, 27c each. WEBB'S FLOltlSTS Orchard Dial 8305 TO THE CKEDITO11S AND I CFARIES OF THE KSTATK OF A. C. SUTP111N, A AH persons having claims against lie estate of Ihe said A. C.

Sutpiiin, deceased, whether due or not, arc ictified to exhibit same, with tho vouchers thereof legally verified, to he undersigned at my office in The Raleigh County Bank i i in he City of Beckley, Raleigh County, iVcsi Virginia, on or the 26th clay of September, 195G; otherwise they may hy low be excluded from all benetlLs of said estate. All benc- 'Ic In lies of said estate arc i i be present on said date to protect prese Inlcn Given under my hand thLs the J3th day of March. 1056. FLOYD M. SAYItE Commissioner ol 3-29-Thurs-3-PH I'UNEKAL A iTATE OF WEST I I I A In the Office of Ihe Clerk of Hie Circuit Court of Halcigh Merch 2C.

195C. A ETHEL MOKTON, a i i VS: I CHANCERY THURMAN MORTON, Defendant, I FOR I It appearing from an affidavit that the defendant is a non-resident of this stale: It Is, therefore, ordered that he appear a i i within one month a the dale of. Ihe first publication of this order do what is necessary to protect his interests. ATTEST: Van CLERK. DONALD E.

JAnilRLL, Attorney for Plaintiff, Whltcsvillc. Va. 4-12-Thurs-3-PH CAMPUELL Glenn Edward: nge 9- son of Mr. and Mrs. Rheo Campbell of 224 Linden Avenue, Baltimore, Maryland, formerly of Crab Orchard, died at Tuesday, March 21th, in a Baltimore hospital.

is heing returned by hearse to the Qite-stmberry and Webb Funeral Home. -J71 Vance Drive, where it win remain i completion of funeral arrangements. A a by Quesenlicrry Funeral Home OST ladles' green billfold vicinity Grant's Saturday, contains valuable japers, dial 2-13j6. vicinity Eaat Prince Street ladles' billfold, reward, dial 6474, A A KANDRACH, Mrs, Dorothy Sue: age 25 years, of Kilsyth, died at her residence at 2:30 p.m. Wednesday, tfareh 28th.

Tlie body will remain at ho Webb and a lonie, 471 Vance Drive, pending com- lclion of funeral arrangements, Arrangements hy iVebb Qucsenberry Funeral Home STATE OF WEST I A In the i of Ihe Clerk of the Court of RaJeigl: County, Mnrch 27. 105C, 1ARGARET ELIZABETH GRAY, PLAINTIFF VS: IN CHANCEF.Y D1VORCF, JOHN I GRAY, DEFETOANT SUIT FOR I Tl a a i an a i a i that a Is non-resident of state: it There tore, ordered he appear at this office with in one month a itic dale of the first public.ilion of this order ami do hat Is necessary to protect his in- erests. ATTEST: Van JIunlcr, CLERK, Ash worth Wilson Attorney for a i i Springs to see President Eisenhower Arrive for the U)p-1evcl eonfef cncc With Ihe lionds of sip.Lo of Mexico nnd Canada. Later In the morning niany 'motored over lo catcli a glimpse ot ns he played golf on the Greenbder Coiii'se, prior lo the conference. George Slcne hns returned to Richwnritl nnd Jnmcs Einick, Wohislcr 'Springs i wiw tho Snturdriy gue5t of Dr.

and R. M. Fcrrell, Lewlburg'. TO THE CREDITORS AND BENEFICIARIES OF THE ESTATE OF ALEX GRAUOWSKI, DECEASED: AH persons having claims agalnl Ihe estate of Ihe said Alex Giabow 'ct, deceased, whether or not me notified lo exhibit si me, with the vouchers thereof legally verified lo Ihe undersigned ot i The nnkigh County Bar In Ihe CUy of.Bccklcy, Halelgh Coun fy, West Virginia, on or before tlic my ofiic ink Buil 1st nf Octolicr, otherwise I WORLEY. Samuel age 73.

of 210 i Sticet. died at 3 p.ri;. Tuesday, March 27th. at his residence. The body was removed from Helton to the residence al 3 p.m.

Wednesday, March 28th. Fu neral so vices will be conducted a 2:30 Thursday, March 29th, a Mcthrulist Temple, with Dr. B. F. Yoak i i a i i a wit 'ollmv in Sunset Memorial Park, The body will he removed to the chuicl one hour prior lo the a time Active pallbearers will he James It a Lowe, Tom Bazzarre Glen Sallack, Guy Lilly, Billy Worley, H.

Iywc, Carl Ben nett, Robert Ashworth, and Tyicc. Honorary pallbearers will C. A. Byus, C. W.

Fisher, Z. W. La fon, David Ashworlh, Ira Lilly, C. Farmer, J. J.

Warden, W. A son, F. F. Light, Harry Anderson a Lilly, Howard i i a Okcy Farley, P. son.

Charles Worltiy, Dr. Hat woof James. Dr. Janics Ijjinp, Dr. D.

Daniels. and Huffman. Arrangements hy MfIton Mortuary DIAL 7371 Easier Corsages Lovcl.v. PJanls Variety Cut-Flowers SNOW THORNTON FLORISTS 319 Prince St. Beckley, W.

Va. Member of FTD VENETIAN Estimates Gladly Given A-AVON VENETIAN BLIND A W. Va. Dial 3-4631 SEPTIC TANK CESSPOOL CLEANING MODERN EQUIPMENT ALSO NEW INSTALLATIONS Work Guaranteed Reasonable Rates DIAL B039 30 Transfer and Storage Lewis Transfer Storage Also Agent Foe United Van Lines Heckley. W.

Va. Dial 4-10D Wanted to Buy WANTED one heavy duty saw and, jointer combination. Dial 5000 or 12ZG, WANTED beef hides. Peerless Packing Company. Dial S361.

WANTED to buy top scTlJ, must not contain gravel, rock or clay. Dial 3321 before 5 p.m. or 5225 after 5 P.TTK 37 "Personal" SINGLE career woman would like to make acquaintance of Intareal- i intelligent man, between 30 and 45 years, replies held confidential. Write Box X-10, care Beckley Newspapers. MUTUAL of Omaha, 209 Combs Berkley.

Dial 8704. CLASSIFIED DISPLAY Lost, Pound, Strayed Wallpapering and Painting AINTING and carpenter work, rea- sonahic. free estimates, dial 1055. 'AINTTNG, interior, exterior, expcr- tenced. Henry Jones, dial 2-4253.

"Oil interior painting at reasonable OR painting 8143 and paper hanlng dial KENT A FLO OH SANDER III i TO CARRY OUT FOR 9oC PAUL'S GRILL 923 Johnstown Rd. Dial 9052 sander and edgcr. vibrator belt sander Fabulon door In stock. BECKLF.Y ICE AND FEED CO. 40j I'rincc St.

Dial 9359 12 Beauty Suggestions NOTICE! This Is to notify Ihe general public Hint Mrs. Jo Ann Shumate is nct- ng a a of Lucy's Vitality Shop i thn convalescence of tbe Owner, Mrs. Lucy Whenlcr. Dial 6690 Marguerite's Easier Special $12.50 MacMncless Ma In St, Over Emhecs Machinelcss Permanent 'S, Del-Mar Bcauly Shop ThrIJty Shop Vevilc St, i A 6912 STORM DOORS From K3S! STORM WINDOWS From O.Sl I1D.8I Beckley Insulation Co. Location Hj i a 1398 20 Professional Directory fiy i may by law be excluded (rom all benefits of said estate.

All licnc- flciartos nf jatd csUte arc notified to be present on said date lo protect Ihelr Interests, i under my hand Ihls Ihe C7U; day ot i 10SS, VLOYD M. A Comnitsslnncr ol Accounts. 4-13-Thura-3-PH HAMMER" HAMMER, Lester Charles: age 56 ol Beavfcr, died in a Charlesto hospital at 2:13 a.m. Tuesday, Marc 21th, The body will he removed Iron thr; Kcyser a Home to the res idtncc at 11 a.m. Wednesday, Marc 28th.

Funeral services be con ducted at p.m. a Marc al the Rccklcy i a Dr, Withtrspoon and Dr. A. H. Wilson i i a i i a will follow in Sunset Memorial Park.

The body be removed to the church one hour prior lo the fu- reral i Graveside will be conducted by Beck Icy No. i'fi, A nnd A.M. All i ol lodge: arc requested lo meet at lao lodge hnll nl 1:30 p.m. Thursday, March, 30th. i FunerAi Home SEE YOUR CHIROPODIST Ir.

E. SUvermjiii Plione 63J2 H. CElURCH Hook i Serrico Tax Re ports -Payroll s- IMl DIAL 97i8 SAVE MONEY! Income lax repoils i keeping service, Donald W. Miller, CrabJDrflmd, dhl -IC68. CLASSIFIED lilSPLTV Upholstering Repolring i i Mallicuei Renovated Eaiy Termi" Free Morris Upholstery Dial 6151 WATER HEATERS GLASS LINED tip Jo 24 Monlhl To W.

C. llogcrs PLUMBING HEATING Expert Repair Service! 104 Ttmfle Sf. Dial 4383 CEMENT BAG $1.25 MASON'S LIME BAG 65c MORTAR READY-MIX Bag 4" FARM DHA1N TILE I I 14C HILL ROHRER LUMBER CO. 222 Coital AVI. Diol Urai of EDO lulk Tlanl.