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

Past Officers Club Event Held At Princeton Home BECKLEY POST-HERALD, BECKLEY, W. VA THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 3, 19(V4 PRINCETON (RNS) The Post Officers Club of the Order of Eastern Star met Friday at the home of Mrs. F. B. Wimmer on Wallace Street in Princeton.

Members held a covered- dish dinner preceding the general session. The Rev. Dwight Dickenson gave the devotional message Oak Hill Seeking Post Office Bids WASHINGTON (RNS) The General Services Administration announced Wednesday that bids will be received until Wednesday, September 30, for a modernization job on the United States Post Office at Oak Hill. The GSA said that bids on the Fayette County work are being solicited from small business firms. David Phillips, GSA's Region 3 administrator, stated that the work calls for the removal of the incandescent lighting and the installation of new fluorescent lighting and electrical system.

Plans, specifications and bid forms are available from the Design and Construction Division of the Public Buildings Service, GSA, Region 3, Room 2647, 7th and Streets, S.W., Washington, D. C. Bids will be opened at 2 p.m. on September 30. from Psalm 133.

His subject was "Unity." After hearing the report of the secretary and a report of the members, who were absent because of illness, members made plans for its meeting in September when members of the Athens and Bluefield chapters will be special guests. A dinner meeting will be held on Sept. 19 at 6 p.m. in Masonic Hall. Present were Mr.

and Mrs. Victor Farley, Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Herron, Mr. and Mrs.

H. J. Thompson, Mr. and Mrs George Huffman, Mr. and Mrs.

R. J. Robert, Mr. and Mrs W. M.

Abshire, the Rev. and Mrs. Dwight Dickenson, Mrs. Betty Miller, Mrs. Ethel Easter, Mrs.

Florence Von Court, Mrs. Layland Man's Services Friday OAK HILL (RNS) John H. Baumgartner, 57, died Wednesday at his home at nearby Layland after a short illness. Baumgartner was a coal miner and was a member of the Baptist Church. A resident of Layland, he at one time lived at Oak Hill.

He was born at Minden in Fayette County on November 25, 1906. Surviving are: one daughter Mrs. Jacqueline Baker of Mas sillon, Ohio; two brothers, Clyde Baumgartner of Shady Spring and Arthur Baumgartner of Lansing; and three sisters, Mrs. Gladys Bradley of Staunton, Mrs. Hollie Mae Scott of East Rainelle and Mrs.

Ruth Smith of Alloy. Funeral services will be conducted at II a.m. Friday at the Thomas Funeral Home at Oak Hill by the Rev. Randolph Johnson. Burial will be the Odd Fellows Cemetery at Oak Hill.

The body will remain at the funeral home until time for the services. The cheetah often attains a speed of 70 miles per hour, according to the Encyclopaedia Britannica. Lessie S. Trimble Dies In Hospital COLCORD (RNS) Mrs. Lessie Stover Trimble, about 72, died while undergoing surgery Wednesday in a Charleston hospital.

The funeral will be held at 2 p.m. Friday at Pratt. She was a former resident of the Colcord area and a daughter of the late Mr, and Mrs. George Stover of Ameagle. Survivors include her husband, Arch; three daughters, Maria, Betty Lou and Janet Jarrett, all at home; three sis- ters, Mrs.

Lula Williams, Mrs. Blanche Williams, Mrs. Edith Workman, all of Workman's Creek; and three brothers, Harlow of Artie, Wilburn of Clear Creek and Omego Stover of Beckley, Route 1. body will be taken from P. F.

task Dies; Rites Set Today SPANISHBURG Combs Funeral Home in Montgomery to the home this afternoon. Burial will be in Pratt Cemetery. NOTED RUSSIAN DIES MOSCOW (AP)-Prof. Nikolai Yelanski, one of the Soviet Un ion's leading surgeons, died Monday, the government paper Izvestia reported Tuesday night. He was 70.

ingham, formerly of Spanishburg, died Monday in Birmingham. Lusk was a retired merchant and farmer. A native of Wyoming County, he was a son of the late Powell and Mary B. Lusk. Survivors include six sons, Oliver of Crab Orchard, Frazier of Glen Rock, Fred of Dunns, Lowery of Bluefield, DeWitt of Richmond, and NINE Danny of Lexington Park, five daughters, Mrs.

Hazel of Birmingham, Mrs. Audrey Boice of Ormand Beach, Mrs. Pearl Cottle jof Spanishburg, Mrs. Wanda iHager of Biuefield and Mrs. Daphney DeBello of New Orleans; a sister, Mrs.

James Baldwin of Lerona; 26 grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. The funeral will be held at 1:30 p.m. today in the Spanishburg Baptist Church with the Rev. Orville Harvey in charge. Burial will be in the Lusk Cemetery at Herndon Heights.

The body will remain at Memorial Funeral Directory and will be taken to the church one hour prior to the funeral. Mrs. Henrietta Mabel Organ, Mary Parks, Boothe, Mrs. Mrs. Vida Bailey, Mrs.

Gay, Mrs. Montague Honaker and Miss Barbara Stovall, and the host and the hostess. Mr. and Mrs. F.

B. Wimraer. Esther Honaker Taken By Death ALDERSON (RNS) Mrs. Esther Rhodes Honaker, 78, of a.m. Rites Incomplete For Roy Bowyer QUINWOOD (RNS) Roy Malcomb Bowyer, 56, of Quinwood died Tuesday in a Beckley hospital.

Death was attributed to a heart attack. Bowyer was a retired miner. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Elsie Bowyer; his mother, Mrs. Margaret Bowyer of Quinwood; five stepsons, William Day of Quinwood, Buron Day, stationed with the Air Force in Walden, N.

Leslie Day, stationed with the Army in Germany, George Day with the Air Force in Mercedes, and James Day of Chillicothe, Ohio; four sisters, Mrs. Sereda Kelley of Nitro, Mrs. Madeline Kessler of Rainelle, Mrs. Helen Pittsenbarger of Rupert and Mrs. Bobbie Pittsenbarger of Hines; and four brothers, Carlos, of Hines, Everett, of Quinwood, Walter of McRoss and Billy Joe Bowyer of Rainelle.

The body is at Wallace and "Wallace Funeral Home Chapel in East Rainelle. Arrangements are incomplete. Funeral Set Today For Wesley Martin PRINCETON (RNS) Funeral services for Wesley Martin, 81, of the Princeton-Beckley Road will be held at 10:30 a.m. today in the Freewill Baptist Church at Beeson with the Rev. Paul Hall in charge.

Burial will be hi Rose Cemetery near Spanishburg. Tuesday morning in a Princeton hospital. The body will remain at Memorial Funeral Directory and will be placed in the church one hour prior to the funeral. Clayton died at 2:30 Wednesday in a Bluefield hospital. Born Oct.

26, 1885, at Pax. she was a daughter of the late David and Nellie Batten Rhodes. Survivors include her husband, George W. Honaker; three sons, Arthur of New Smyrna Beach, Hamer of White Sulphur Springs and David of Alderson; four daughters, Anis cf Alderson and Mrs. Leona H.

Bryant, Mrs. Mary J. Lilly and Mrs. Lorene Garten, all Pence Springs; and six sisters, Mrs. A.

V. Sands of Orange City, Mrs. Betty McGleng- chy of Seattle, Stella Rhodes and Mrs. Gladys Richards, both of Oak Hill, Mrs Marie McGhee of Huntington and Mrs. Nelsie Bragg of In gram Branch.

The funeral will be held in the Clayton Baptist Church a 2 p.m. Friday with the Rev Leslie Garten and the Rev. Ear Ward hi charge. Burial will in Rhodes Cemetery. The body will be taken from Lobban Funeral Home in Alder ALL ITEMS PRICED AS ADVERTISED NONE PRICED HIGHER son to the church one hour prio to the funeral.

Emerson Nutter Succumbs At SO ALL MEAT SKINLESS Wieners FROZEN Outstanding Poultry Buys CfflCKEH 1 lb CHICKEN BREASTS 59c Slewing Chickens 39c FROZEN CUT UP STEWING Chickens 41c FRESH DRESSED STEWING Beei Sleaks 3 $1.89 Slewing chlcke'nTs 139c Chickens COOKED-BONELESS CANNED FRESH ROASTERS 4 to 8 Ib OHN FROZEN 10-oz. Pkg. Hams ft. 49c Breaded Shrimp 69c Henry Karnes Dies; Funeral Set Today PRINCETON (RNS) Funeral services for Henry D. Karnes, 58, will be held at 3:30 p.m.

today in the Buras-Wornal Chapel of Memorial Funeral Directory in Princeton. The Rev. Jay N. Booth and the Rev. Robert Tabscott will be in charge.

Burial will be in Resthaven Memorial Park. Karnes died Monday jn Lakeland, hospital. Watch, Ring Stolen PRINCETON (RNS) A ladies' wrist watch and ring were stolen from a home on the River Road near Freeman in Mercer County during the State Police said. Troopers identified the occupant of the house as Betty Jean Shrader. She was away from home from Saturday until Monday.

The thief or thieves entered the home by breaking a bedroom window. The house had been ransacked. Police said. Trooper W. A.

Johnson is conducting the investigation. QUINWOOD (RNS)--Emerson Edward Nutter, 80, of Quinwood died Wednesday in a Beckley hospital after a long illness. A lifelong resident of Quinwood, he was a retired miner. He was a member of the Pleasant View Church of the Brethren at Fayetteville. Born Aug.

30, 1884, he was a son of the late Johnson and Katherine Nutter. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Lettie Nutter of Quinwood; five daughters, Mrs. Bessie Odell of Crichton, Mrs. Tressie Kessler of Cowan, Mrs.

Jessie Seabolt of Richwood, Mrs. Lossie Huffman of Quinwood and Mrs. Flossie Dorsey of Hominy Falls; three sons, Alfonzo and Arnold Nutter, both of Quinwood, and James Nutter of Hines; five sisters, Mrs. Zada Groves and Mrs. Lottie Wyatt, both of Quinwood, Mrs.

Mellisie Sears of Carl, Mrs. Mary Davis of Nitro and Mrs. Ethel Miller of Orient Hill; three brothers, Ike Nutter of Long Beach. Charles Nutter of Mitchell, S. and Jimmy Nutter of Orient Hill; 30 grandchildren, and 18 great-grandchildren.

The funeral will be held at 11 a.m. Saturday at the Charmco Church of the Brethren with the Rev. Walter E. Shank and the Rev. J.

E. Forbes in charge. Burial will be in Wallace Memorial Cemetery near Clintonville. The body will remain at Wallace and Wallace Funeral Home Chapel in East Rainelle until one hour before the services. WRITE BEAUTY SHORTENING Ib.

Con BORDER'S BIG TREAT ICECREAM 89c GALLON CARTON MOTLEY STICKS MARGARINE 7 Mb. pkgs. SULTANA BRAND PORK BEANS With Tomato Sauce 3-lb. 4-oz. can 29c STARKIST BRAND TUNA FISH JANE PARKER APPLE PIE SPECIAL 39c Light Chunk con 25c MUD AND MBLOW EI6HT O'CLOCK IONA BRAND PEACHES Sliced or Halves 4 1-lb.

13-oz. cons 99c 34B. BAG AND PUU-KXXED RED CIRCLE 70 34B.BAG VKXXOUS AMD WINtY BOKAR JANE PARKER ANGEL FOOD MlMf -72 3 -IB. BAG LARGE RING 39c JANE PARKER POTATO CHIPS 49c 1-lb. Pkg.

L. Fleshman Dies BLUE SULPHUR (RNS) Lewis Fleshman, 68, died at his home at 5 p.m. Wednesday. He was a farmer and-cattleman. The body is at Lobban Funeral Home in Alderson.

Arrangements are incomplete. Hospital Patients MARLINTON (RNS) Pocahontas Memorial Hospital has admitted the following patients: Marlinton, Marvin Doss, Mrs. Mamie Moore, Mrs. Hester Jordan, Wilbur Shinaberry, Mrs. Mary King, Mrs.

Dolly Oscar, Alonza Dean, Mrs. Stella Gibson, Mrs. Nina Taylor, Mrs. Lola Coins, Thomas Barrett, Mrs. Hester Jackson, Mrs.

Myrtle Moore, Mrs. Minnie Jordan, Mrs. Ruth Weatherholt. Cloverlick, Mrs. Mary Molly DRIED PINTO Beans DRIED PEA Allen Reunion Set GREENVILLE (RNS) The Allen reunion will be held Sunday at the CoW Spring between Greenville and Wayside.

Speakers will be present. The public is invited to attend. Shinaberry and Gragg; Beard, Mrs. Mrs. Odessa Louise 4 U.S.

No. 1 SEE AP BRAND FROZEN 2 Mb. PKGS. Ib. Beans 4 LONGHORN Cheese Ib.

Pkg. IN THE PIECE Ib. OTATOES Potato Morsels 39c AP BRAND FROZEN Johnson; Cass, Miss Ruby Eev- enen Bailes, Thomas Sharp; Frost, Mrs. Mamie Mitchum; Buckeye, Miss Sharon Tyree, Mrs. Alice Wilfong and Mrs.

Evelyn Beverage; Hillsboro, Larry Chaffin, John Shue, Lodge Walton, and Dock Vaughan; Seebert, Mrs. Emma D. Lacy; Mill Point, Mrs. Resie Lane, and Hightown, Joe Griffin. SULTANA SALAD JUMBO HONEY DEWS 59c Collage Fries 2 39c HERSHEY NESTLE CLARK REESE Candy Bars 10 39c I Birth Announced PINEVILLE (RNS) Word has been received of the birth of a boy, James Bradley, six pounds, thirteen ounces, to Mr.

and Mrs. Jimmy Maines oi Scottsville, N. Aug. 17, This is then- first child. The mother is the former Miss Kay Baldwin.

The maternal are Mr. and Mrs. ANN PAGE CREAMY or KRUNCHY Buiier 12-oz. Jar ANGEL SOFT BATHROOM $31 In Cash Stolen PRINCETON (RNS) --Princeton City Police are investigating the theft of $31 in cash from Mercer Motor Co. Officers said that the money was taken from a cash register in the parts department.

The thief or thieves gained entrance to the building by breaking a window and reach- Tissue Strawberry 10 ROLL PACI 35c 79c SULTANA PRESERVES 2169c JONATHON APPLES 4 59c Sparkle Gelatins HOURS 200 FREE PLAID STAMPS Thws. Fri. Saturday 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Closed Sunday Closed LABOR DAY, Sept.

5 4 ing through to unlock the door, grandparents The theft occurred sometime Clarence Baldwin of Keyrock, and the paternal grandmother is Mrs. Carrie Maiines of Scottsville. during the weekend, police said. Patrolmen B. E.

Belcher and D. L. Brown are conducting the investigation. Pillsbary Ballard Biscuits 5 49c Dixie Cup Refills 50 Siriefanann Vanilla Wafer 35c Slailer Bathroom Tissie 4 49c With Any $5.00 PURCHASE MELLOWMOOD NYLON HOSE Imperial Margarine lb HandiWrap Sialler Jumbo Towels Paper Towels 2 Siatler Luncheon Napkins 2 Slailer Facial Tissues 2 pfcgs. TQr of 60 of 400.