Beckley Post-Herald from Beckley, West Virginia • Page 7

BECKLEY POST-HERALD, BECKLEY, W. FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH 23, 1951 SEVEN A and Circulation Offices, Phone Oak Hill 90 ZACK NICHOLAS DEATH OAK HILL, March Funeral services Zack Nicholas, 73, of Oak Hill will be conducted at 2 p.m. Saturday at the Pack's Branch Baptist Church with the Rev. John Williams, of Pax officiating. Burial will follow in the Marsteller Cemetery.

Nicholas died at 5:55 p.m. Wednesday at his home after an illners of five years. He was born in Yorkshire, England, Oct. 10. 1878.

Surviving are three sisters, Including Mrs. Bob Farrell, of Pratt; brother, John Nicholas, at Yorkshire; and the following children: Mrs. Clarence Dillon, Lpckgelly; Alfred Nicholas, Oak John Nicholas, Fayetteville; Mrs. Price Williams, Mrs. BilJ Webb, Fayetteville; Clarence Nicholas, Lochgelly; Mrs.

James Adkins, Sandstone; and Mrs. Michael Lmkswiler, Oak Hill; 19 grandchildren, and two great- grandchildren. The body will remain at Tyree Funeral Home, Oak Hill, until an hour prior to the funeral service. FIVE POSTS TO REMAIN OPEN FAYETTE FOR LABOR REGISTRATION OAK HILL, March 22--Declaring "We're working all the way" withe the Beckley Chamber of Commerce in attempting to secure the location of defense plai-ts in the area, the Oak Hill Chamber has prolonged the labor registration program at five county points. Registration will be continued through this week for those unable to sign as possible plant workers last Saturday.

Mt. Hope City Hall; Montgomery City Hall: E. H. Garten Store, Meadow Bridge; Anstead City Hall, and the employment office at Oak Hill. Incomplete returns from 12 of the 39 registration points in the county on Saturday total 875.

These include: 250 at Oak Hill, including high, school seniors who will be available for employment; 50, Montgomery; 85, Mt. Hope; 20, Kingston; 19, Kimberly; 35, Hilltop, 61, Lookout; 252, Meadow Bridge; 33, Gauley Bridge; 32, Boomer; 26, at Milburn; and 12 at Ingrahm Branch. Two examples of possible labor material were cited, well-ventilated factory to support his four children, ranging in age from 5 to 15 years, with the sole support of the family now the wife and mother, who ea rns $17.50 each week. The other was that of a woman who has held only one job in her lifetime--that of a spot welder with' a motor company during World War III She stated she was willing to work. THREE PERSONS BECOME CITIZENS FOLLOWING HEARINGS IN FAYETTE Naturalization hearings were held in the Circuit Court here yesterday, and on the recommendation of Examiner E.

J. Scantland of the Naturalization Department, Columbus, Ohio, three persons were admitted to citizenship. Francesco Stefanelli of Smithers, a native of Italy, who came to this country in 1907; Mrs. Julia Perry of Scarbro, a native of Hungary, and Toney Dercanec, a native of Poland, and who now lives in Elkridge, were all granted citizenship by Judge R. J.

Thrift, of the Circuit Court. In addition, Mrs. Bertha Cecelia Berry of Summerlee, and Mrs. Adelina Lancianese of Mt. Hope, filed their petitions for citizenship, and will be heard on their request for admittance at a later date.

HOPEWELL ASSOCIATION HOLD LEADERSHIP TO ANSTED, March 22--Plans have been made for a vacation church school leadership education course for the Hopewell Baptist Association. MRS. PAINTER Iciendale School FAYETTEDEEDS NEW HEAD OF iBell Is Stolen VFWAUXILIARY BACKUS, March 22--The Back- in Fayetteville District, approximate price $500. Homeseekers Land Building Cf'. to Aldonia McDaniel and wife.

Lot 41 in Harlem Heights, approximate price $500; Garrett Moseley. to P. H. Garrett, lots :38 39 40 41 42 and 43 of Mt OAK HILL, March 22 James P. Mrs.

as ular meeting on Glendale school. Beecher Coins, ivi FAYETTEVILLE, March 22-- i held its reg-: Newly recorded deeds 3 March 19 at the tran sfers of Fayette County skin to Mary Lo uise a a i include the following: i near Beckwith, no consideration, will serve as ceecner uoms, president pre-j Mavmi Forsythe and other tojOris R. Bennet and wife, Cleat president of the Veterans of sjded at the meeting in which 80, i Gwinnn and wife, right of way Foreign Wars Auxiliary, Clarence Per cent of the families were re-Lula C. Jones, 53 acre farm on ments with Appalachian El- Miss Grace Turley, of post, for the iDogwooa Rjdge, approximate price burg, director of children's activities of the West Virginia Baptist Convention, will teach the course ectric Power Company. at Newton Memorial Church in Charmco.

year. The program for the evening $500; Sara R. Applestine and hus-j HUSC Memorial Park Co. to Harry At a meeting Wednesday evening consisted of the business to Chester C. Waddeil Memorial Park Co.

to An- 5n the Canteen, the following a movie. During the business Baptist ficers were elcted to serve the parents showed approximate Mrs. Painter: Mrs. Dan Blizzard, concern over the bell which a treasurer; Mrs. 'trustee I for two years; Mrs.

Mack Decker, I chaplain; Mrs. John Oyier, con-' The date for the course has vice president; Mrs. C. b. set for April 4, 5 6 from 1:30 Waugh junior vice-president; Mrs.

to 3:30 p'. m. The theme of the ack Howell, school is to be 'The Church" and the purpose is to train children's workers in the local churches. Miss Turley plans to use a number of teaching films and to actually teach a group of children for demonstration purposes. Each church in the Hopewell Association is urged to send at least four workers to the schools.

Textbooks will available upon enrollment on April 4. been taken from the school a decided a committee should gate its disappearance. A committee was also appointed! jjjjtnony uraenovicn, lot: i ce Ossick, and wife to John L. Bunch and wife, lots 54, 55, and 56 in Belvior Addition to A. Myles.

Special a Hil1 aPP roximate rice S6 000 lot in Ansted, no John Oyier, con- uesting a new sc hool build- ductress; Mrs. Alma uma ing to replace the old Glendale husband to T. i Commissioner, consideration; Lovy Massey and Ellen in Ansted, assistant conductress; Television Show At the March ineet- of the Canvas Pioneer J4-H Club plans were made for a Bess Symes, guard. 'Ischool which was built prior to Wilbur Cowles and others to! television show for the public program, Monday evening, March 19, scnooi wnicn was DUIU pnor i i i gi- '1914 and is now in bad condition. Lulu C.

Jones. o3 acres on a 7:30 Installation will be held 30intiy An mem er are requested to wood Ridge. Mountain Dis-i ess stra'der, treasurer, report----- -l with the post officers ApriL Plans are not yet complete. i Five new members were initiated Wednesday: Mrs. D.

Rapp. next meeting trict, no consideration; L. E- ed that $4L7 5 ad een collected Thompson and wife to Herbert F.j sa i see d. The 4-H Reese, lot in Oak Hill, approxi- mem bers are also selling candy nnn schQol t() help with club ex Hanna Infant Rites mate once $7000; L. E.

Tnompson; CLINTONVILLE Graveside A a r-n 3 nrt i at wife to Alfred H. Barnes a OAK HILL, March 22--Fayette County's second case of diptheria for 1351 was reported by the health office today. Dr. John Currant, of Mount Hope, the attending physician, said the child is that of Mr. and Mrs.

Clifford Cox, of Price Hill. MISS JOYCE FULKS HONORED AT PRATY ANSTED, March 22--Friends of Miss Joyce Fulks surprised her with a farewell party in her honor Clear Creek and Holmes, Miss Alice Jean Rapp, Mrs. a wug lo 00ilKa Garland Thomas, Mrs. Mable rites were held this afternion a wife Qak Hm approximate; Summerfield, and Mrs. Sam Sluzas.

3:30 at the Church of Christ Ceme-1 RETURNS HOME Following the meeting, a social jery for David Eugene Thompson and wife ELVERTON, March 22-Mrs. G. hour was held and refreshments a of Charles G. Menarchik and wife.JL. Forren has returned her served.

at birth One other child Murlinilot in Oak Hill, approximate price home here after visiting in Beck" Mortua-v had! Bernice Edith Weatherfordi ley with her brother and sister- of funeral Sangements 'and others to Hilda DeQuasie, lot Jin-law, Mr. and Mrs. Harold RILEY DAVIS DEATH VICTIM WHITESVILLE, March 22--Riley Davis, 75, of White Oak, died this morning at his home. He is survived by, two daughters, Mrs. Gay Pennington, of Jeffersonville, Ind.

and Mrs. Arbutus Houston, of Artie; two sons, Homer Friday night, March 16th at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Fulks at Mountain Cove, near Ansted. Miss Fulks has accepted a position in Washington, D.

having been employed by Wall Dept. Store in Ansted formerly. She has served at Hopewell Baptist Church as pianist and Cradle Roll Superintendent for some time. Those present were: The honoree, Joyce Fulks, Rev. and Mrs.

Theodore W. Carte of Winona, Mrs. Virgil Gray, Mrs. Hazel Crist, Charles Crist, Mrs. Vincent Kessler, Mrs.

D. W. Fox, Edith Kes- sleri Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Legg and children, Mr.

and Mrs. C. V. Legg and Mary, H. C.

Baker, Mr. and Mrs. Coy Burgess and daughter Shelby Jean, Mr. and Mrs. Marion McVey and son Kyle, Mrs.

Clarence Sydnor and son Jo Ed, Ada Fern and Violet Huffman, Mrs. Fred Dempsey, Mrs. John Massey, Mrs. Ora Legg, Mr. and Mrs.

Lester Dix, Mrs. Doris Bickford and daughter, Bonita, Mrs. Rose Ann Hess and son, Dexter, Mrs. James Dix and baby daughter, Helen Sowder, Billy Pate, Nancy Drennen, Mrs. Paul Ruloff, and son Michael, Mrs.

John Made Coleman and' daughter Sherry, Mrs. George Creger and children, Marcia, Mary Beth and Glenn, Joan FuDcs Skaggs and Artie; 16 grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be conducted Sunday at 1 p.m. al the home of Mrs. Houston with Rev.

Jeeter Stover, of Artie, officiating. Burial will be in the Wriston Cemetery at Kingston. The body jvill be removed to the home of Mrs. Houston at 11 a.m. Saturday.

WHITESVILLE, March 22 -Three Coal River establishments have had their beer licenses suspended after hearings on various charges before State Beer Commissioner Burton Crow. Delia Bruno Averson, Whites- villa Inn, lost his license for 30 days for selling beer to intoxicated persons, permitting young girls to loiter on the premises and disorderly conduct. Mike Vergis, Central Lunch, Edwight, had his license suspended for 15 days for disorderly conduct. Domich, Jack's Place, Sylvester, had her license suspended for 60 days for illegal sale Becky Jo. and Mr.

and Mrs. Homer SUMMERLEE MAN HELD ON JEWERY THEFT Fulks. Those sending gifts were Mr. and Mrs. L.

L. Wall, Mattie and Janice H-awver, Mrs. Lovell Mr. and Mrs. Dana Drennen.

Woman's Club To Hold Meeting Monday Night RONCEVERTE, March 22--The Ronceverte Woman's club will hold its regular monthly meeting at the Gateway Hotel Monday evening at 7:35 o'clock. A movie on West Virginia will be shown. Mrs. Leo Joseph will be the hostess and Mrs. R.

L. Wade the chairman. Devotionals will be led by Mrs. Charles Huflt- OAK HILL, March 22 Elza Hackney, 25, of Summerlee, is being held in the Fayette County Jail as county police continue their investigation into the theft of jewelry vauled at approximately $500 from a salesman's car on Rt. 61 sometinme ago.

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