Beckley Post-Herald from Beckley, West Virginia • Page 9

BECKLEY POST-HERALD, BECKLEY, W. 70 Teachers Attend Educational Meeting etfome 70 Mercer, teachers Monroe, from Green- Faybrier, McDowell, Nicholas, Raleigh, and Wyoming Counties met in the Beckley Junior High School Auditorium from 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. Tuesday. The meeting was one of State such by meetings the West conducted Virginia Education Assn.

Mon- John Rose, 74, Dies In Hospital Funeral services for John Sheridan Rose, 74, of 224 Granville local hospital who will died be Monday held in and Quesenberry Fuperal Home Chapel at 10 a.m. today with Dr. James W. Witherspoon in charge. Entombment will be in the Rose Sepulchre at the Hilltop Cemetery in Hinton.

Survivors include his wife, L. Peck, Al Cole, Russell Sims, Alvin F. Marion. the former Mable Marion; a daughter, Miss Joan Sheridan Rose of Washington, D. C.

and a sister, Mrs. Carl' Lewis Van Zandt and a nephew, Richard Karl Van Zandt, both of Huntington. Born March 13, 1890, at Hinton, he was a son of the late Richard David, and Caroline Hale Rose, member of a prominent pioneer family of Southern West Virginia. He attended Hinton and Fishburne Military School in Waynesboro, and Randolph-Macon Academy at Front Royal, Va. He was a veteran of World War I.

and served with the Army Medical Corps, in France. He is a past member Veterans of Foreign Wars, American Legion and a former Noble of Mystic Shrine, BeniKedem Temple in Charleston. He was a member of the Presbyterian Church and before retiring, was employed in the Pharmaceutical Department at the Beckley Veterans Administration Hospital. Pallbearers will be Larkin S. Earl Cannady 0.

Beckley Lions Hear Of Center Beckley Lions Tuesday learnled of the purposes of the Beckley Area Appalachian Center of West Virginia University. Oscar C. Hutchison, center director, told of his duties and of the new development by the univer-1 sity holding classes for college graduate credits. Members reviewed action at this week's I-64 hearings held in Raineile and Hinton. Fred Helm, who gave the principal commentray, praised the "fine" preslenttion by the Beckley-Raleigh County Chamber of Commerce on why the I-64 corridor should go from White Sulphur Springs to Hinton to Beckley.

Guests at the meeting were Lion Fred Akers of Kingsport. and Richard Meckfessel of St. Louis, a son-in-law of Dr. Clark Kessel. Flint Is Released Chester F.

Flint was released from the Raleigh County Jail at 1:30 p. m. Tuesday on a fugitive warrant from the State of Virginia. Floyd Bowyer of Maple Fork was released from the Raleigh County Jail at 9:30 a. m.

Tuesday on bond to the city, on a charge of intoxication drivling a vehicle without a state oplerator's license. Weather Roundup (Late forecast on page 1) AIRPORT CONDITIONS High Tuesday 77 degrees at 4:40 p. low 55 degrees at 3:30 p. m. High humidity 93 per cent at 8 a.

low 61 per cent at 4 p. m. Trace of precipitation for the 24- hour period ending at 8:15 p. m. Tuesday.

Maximum wind at 9 a. m. was from the south-south-west at 14 mn, p. winds at 8:15 p. were from the west-southwest at 3 m.p.h.

barometric pressure 29.92 steady. Temperature 8:15 m. was 69 degrees. Sunrise today will be at 6:45 a. and sunset at 8:13 p.m.| STREAM CONDITIONS Greenbrier River: Normal and cleate Bituestone: Normal and clear with one gate open; New River gauge at Hinton, .1.7 feet.

Alderson Youths Jailed On Charge ALDERSON (RNS) Two boys, juveniles, were taken into custody Saturday a by AlderPolice Chief Richard Weifor the breaking and enter. of the property of the late Mrs. Catherine George on the Maple Avenue. breaking corner of Johnson, Street, and entering took place Aug. according to Weikle.

The two were tried, Monday Magistrate Poteet of Fairlea and were committed back to the Greenbrier County to await appearance before juvenile court Thursday. Raleigh Deeds Edna Wills Mankin to Rodger Jarrell, for property at Fork Creek, Marsh Fork District, for $650. Luther to John and Mary McGan, for property in Trap Hill District, for $650. Joseph B. and Betty Cole Kelley to John G.

and Barbara Cole Kelley, for property near Coal City, Slab Fork District, $99. Hobert and Hallie Kidd to Lester and Helen Summons, for property near MacArthur, Town District, for $65. Kelly and Ethel Crookshank Brammer, Robert and Wilda Crookshank, Raymond and Sadie Crookshank, Roy and Connie Crookshank, George and Helen Crookshank Sheaves, James and Nellie Crookshank Ford, Richard and Mary Crookshank Rolland, Frank anda Mable Crookshank Boothe, Albert and Gray Crookshank, to Lena Crookshank property in Lilly Land Addition to the Town of Pemberton, Slab Fork District, deed of transfer from children mother. Helen liargaret Richmond to Virginia Ruth Skiles Clay, for property in the Town of Crab Orchard, Town District, a deed from mother to daughter. Charles E.

and Imogene Tayto Carl A. and Phyllis G. Bowyers, for property in Marsh Fork District, for $6,000. Benny and Patty May Murdock McGraw to Clyde Murdock, for property in the Bee Branch truck Farms, Marsh Fork District, a deed from child to parent. Robert and Della Wiley Chris and Erma Wiley for property in Clear Fork District, deed of transfer from mother and brother to another brother and his wife.

Della Wiley to Chris and Erma Wiley property Clear Fork District, a deed transfer mother to her son and his Blue Ridge Memorials Gardens, to John L. and Ina Mal Cormack, for property known as section five in the Garden of Tower, Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens in Prosperity, Town District, for $175. Warren A. Thornhill III Okey E. and Thelma L.

Pettry, for property at Laurel Branch the Clear Fork of Coal River, Clear Fork District, for $501. County Clerk C. 0. (Smitty) Smith to Mrs. Perry Futterman, for property in Town District, for $13.16.

Homeseekers Land Building Co. to Alice C. Anderson, property designated as the Greenlawn Section of Sunset Memorial Park, Town District, for $200. Jack H. and Nellie Hawks Ryland and Wanda Moody, property at Beaver Creek, Shady Spring District, for $2,000.

Miner's Memorial Hospital to Bernard L. and Maxine K. Dozier, for property in the McLean Addition to the City of Beckley, District, for $27,500. Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens, to Paul A. and Elaine Viers, for property listed as section four in the Garden Good Shepherd in Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens, at Prosperity, Town District, for $350.

The day, session Tuesday and was aimed Wednesday. at getting and keeping quality teachers for the state's elementary and secondary schools. Members of. the WVEA state headquarters staff and a the WVEA Executive committee discussed "Decision '65," the association's recently launched a public information program, with local leaders. Attending the meeting were (left to right) Phares Reeder, executive secretary of WVEA, of Charleston; Beatrice Harvey and Alma Hogsett, both of Lewisburg, and Aubrey Jackson, president of the Raleigh County Education of Beckley.

'Bits And Pieces' Will Feature Ventriloquist One of the most entertaining acts from "Bits and Pieces" the extra show scheduled Monday night at Cliffside Amphitheatre, Grandview State Park, will be the ventriloquist number by Jim and Iggy. Jim is James Knorr, music superintendent at Buckhannon Junior High School, and is seen nightly as Rev. Gordon Batelle in in the Rock." Iggy, of course, is the scene stealer in the act. Knorr, also a singer in the Civil War drama, is a graduate of West Virginia Wesleyan and has been entertaining with his ventriloquist act after studying with a professional. He spent a summer as a resident member of the Arundel Opera Theatre in Kennebunkport, Me.

appearing in "La Traviata" and "La Tosca." He also! has appeared in many musicals including "Brigadoon," "Carousel," and "Fantasticks." In addition to his appearance in the Broadway musicals section of the show singing "When the Children are Asleep" from "Carousel" with Nina Nutter; "Try to Remember" from "Fantasticks" and "Never Say No" from the same show with Blaine "Ike" Robinson. Tickets for the show are now on sale at the "Honey in the Rock" offices in Beckley and Grandview, The Melody Shop and Jan Campbell's Music Store. Prices are $2 for and $1 for children in the reserved section and $1 for adults and 50 cents for children as geheral admission. The entire first act of the show will feature dances by the "Honey" dance ensemble, burlesque, an Irish tenor, a trumpet player a la Al Hirt, acro-ling bats, Shakespeare and opera. The second act will be devoted to hits from Broadway musicals under the direction of Norman Fagan.

The two-hour show is being staged to show off the talents of the "Honey in the Rock" with Iggy, he also will company. SETH RIGGS JIM AND "IGGY" Hearing CHARLESTON Postponed Public Service Commission has postponed indefinitely a hearing on a Huntington motel's charge that it was overcharged for a sewer connection. The PSC said one of the owners of the Holiday Inn was injured in an auto accident and may not be able to appear for several weeks. The motel claims that a $9,332 sewer connection fee charged by the Monel Park Public Service District was excessive. Mrs.

Sherl Winter Selected Cluster Chairman Attending the Red Cross cluster dinner meeting Monday at the Town and Country Restaurant were (from left to right): Tom Tilson, executive director of the a chapter, of Charleston; T. L. Hooper. area representative, WEDNESDAY MORNING, AUGUST 19, 1964 NINE For -J Day Fireworks Donors Announced Now that V-J Day have exploded and the show is over, Director Frank Albanese has compiled a list of major contributors, who helped make the program possible. It staged Aug.

14 at New River Park. Albanese, owner of a restaurant-grocery on South Heber Street, has been in charge of collecting donations and arranging the program for 19 years. Donors of $5 or more were: Charles Hodel, publisher of Beckley's two newspapers, $25; Audios Station Station WJLS, WWNR $10; "Good RaGuys." Moose Lodge, $50; Punk and Joe, $25; American Legion, Beckley Elks Lodge, Snow Thornton Florists, Don Wilkerson, $15; Better Citizens Club, $15; the Goldstein family, Okey Mills, $20; Raleigh" County Bank, $25; Eagles 'Club, $10; Bank of Raleigh, $25; Duncan-Catron Motor $10; Jimmy's Beauty Salon, Burleson Motor C. E. Cox, 39, Taken By Death Charles Edward (Eddie) Cox, 39, of Chicago, died at his home Monday, after a long illness.

Survivors include two sisters, Mrs. George (Edith) Berry of Pemberton; Mrs. Ray (Eva Vance of Crab Orchard; and six brothers, Lonnie of Pemberton; Ray and Luther, both of Atlanta, Harry of Toano, Bill of Baltimore, and John of Berea, Ohio. Born at Pemberton Aug. 1, 1925, he was the son the late Emmit and Emma Cox.

He was a veteran of World II, havling served with the Navy. He was a member of the Methodist Church. The body is being returned to Calfee Funeral Home for completion of arrangements. 6 Men Drafted Six men were ordered to re; port to be sworn into the armed forces Tuesday at the recruitheadquarters on Prince according to the Selective Service System, Local Board No. 18.

The men were Ronnie L. Bolt, Willard C. Chapman, Gary T. Snuffer, Jerry E. Wills, Raymond T.

Hargis and Raymond B. Keffer. Crook's Appliances Sales, Leed's Discount, Beckley Hardware and Supply National Finance George's Fashions, Farris Dept. Store, New River Supply $20; Beckley Water $10; Purity Maid Bread Sportsman's Grill, $10 and John Schulte, The Club, MI. W.

Powers, Bays Buick Carlton Walker, $10; Tony's Supermarket, Acme Construction $15; James Meadows for Woodlawn Esso Station, J. J. Lamb Son, Plumbing Heating, $10; Al's Linoleum Shop, Homeseekers Land Building J. H. Holt Plumbing and Heating, Valley Drive Barber Shop, Henry's Drive-Inn Restaurant, Beckley Acme Supermarket, Beckley Welding George B.

Chambers, Mallimar GMC Sales, $10; American Glass and Mirror $10; Houchins Manufacturing 13 New Mines Will Open I The Beckley office of the Mines Virginia: Friday that 10 Department of new job prospects will be made available with the planned openings of three new mines. Applications for permits are as follow (name of mine, mine number, county, number of e- name and address of owner): West View Coal No, 2, Raleigh, four eployees, N. A. Adkins of Odd; Bryant Coal No. 5, Greenbrier, three employees, Dewey Bryant of Rupert; and Bryant Coal No.

8, Greenbrier, three employees, Dewey Bryant of Rupert. Mrs. Cyrus Dies Mrs. Rose Cyrus, 77, of Mount Hope, died in a Fayetteville Nursing Home at 10 a.m. Tuesday, after body a is long at illness.

the Ritchie and pending Johnson Funeral of Home completion arrangements. Adenauer In Italy CADENABBIA, Italy (AP) Konrad Adenauer, former West German chancellor, came here Monday on vacation, but said it would be a working holiday. He is busy writing his memoirs. $10; Universal Honey in the Rock Motel, $10; Raleigh Motor Sales $10; Beckley Insulation, Meadows Lumber $20; Greenbrier Dairy $10; Perdue Transfer and Storage, Seven-Up Bottling Works, $10; Clara Stocchi, Magistrate Joe Rodriguez, $15; Maxwell and Harper, S. A.

Ford, Stepp Dry Cleaners, Richmond Cleaners, Raleigh Hardware Calfee Funeral Ilome, Raleigh Coca-Cola Works, $25; A Store, $5: Johns Amoco, Olen Mills, $10; Beckley Ice and Feed Grady Whitlock Ford Motor $20; Dr. Ross P. Daniel, Floyd Rothlisberger, Beckley Lumber Supply Means Lumber Tom's Peanuts, $10; U. S. Royal Tire Sales, Best Furniture Dr.

William C. Covey Dr. A. Allen Bliss, Billy Barker, Telephone $10; Dr, B. Anderson, C.

R. -Air Force- Six men were enlisted Tuesday in the Air Force at the recruiting station in Beckley and were assigned to AFB, San Antonio, Texas. The men are: Roger L. Holcomb, a son of Mr. and Mrs.

Donald L. Holcomb, Belpre, Ohio; Larry A. Phalin, a son of Mr. and Mrs. Merle I.

Phalin, James M. Allender, a son of Mr. and Mrs. Denton L. Allender of Friendly." James Mowery, a son of Mr.

and Mrs. A. Russell Mowery of Parkersburg; Andrew D. Dunn Mr. and Mrs.

Andrew D. Dunn of Charles ton; Rex N. Allen a son of Mr. and Mrs. Rex N.

Allen of Gauley Bridge. MRS. CLARK TO SPEAK Mrs. Marcella Sweat Clark of Newark, N. will be guest minister at the 7:30 p.

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store, $10; E. MI. Payne Eugene Hancock for Greyhound Terminal, Mabscott Supples Lilly Insurance Agency, Beckley Glass Fr. Thomas Carrington, $5: Scherer, Bowers, File and Hodson, law firm, $10; Samuel Thompson, Joe Moran, Pepsi-Cola Bottling Works, Home Insurance Agency, Central Printing Pros. Atty.

Anthony J. Sparacino, Quickle's Market, James D. Lilly Son, W. C. McMahan, Erma Mayor V.

John Grogan, Wesley Smith, Beckley College President D. K. Shroyer, Peerless Packing Broughton Dairy Joe Fazio, Chemcity Electronics, $5: Dewey and all boy's, $15; Steve Passalaqua, Kelley Clay. Eddie's Body Shop, Quesenberry Bus Lines. Sunbeam Baking II.

E. Melton Goodman and Miller Produce, M. L. Moore Beaver Block, Raleigh Beer Distributors, $10: Truman Mine Supply, $10; Joseph Ragna, Sen. George C.

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p.m. at the New Era Baptist Church for Frank Matthews, 74, of Stanaford who died at 2:55 a.m. Saturday. Rev. A.

A. Young will be in charge. Burial will be in Rest Lawn Cemetery at Princeton. The body will be taken to the residence at 5 p.m. Wednesday from Ritchie and Johnson Funeral Home.

LBI's Goal High Caliber In Jobs WASHINGTON (AP) President Johnson directed all execlutive departments and agencies Sunday to take steps to assure "the very highest caliber of American will be available for staffing the international organizations in which the United: States plays a role." In a memorandum to heads of departments and agencies, Johnson said they should assist actively in finding candidates for such assignments. McKinney Collapses NEW YORK (AP) Frank E. McKinney, 60, former Democratic, national chairman, collapsed Monday night while addressing an Indiana Day dinner at the New York World's Fair, but his physician said he did not suffer a heart attack as first reported. Ask the man who knows. A member.

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