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

BECKLEY POST-HERALD, BECKLEY, W. FRIDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER It, 1964 Fayette County NINE Family Night Dinner Held At Church In Mount Hope Annual Cottle Reunion Held At 4-H Camp In Fayette The annual Cottle reunion late J. W. Cottle. They are Goodman of Fairlea.

In the with 4-H Camp. Shown are the sons and daughters of the (left to right, front row) Mrs. 0. A. Tamplin of Route 2, Fayetteville, and Mrs.

E. E. back row are L. C. Cottle and Guy Cottle, both of Route 2, FayetteviUe, and R.

M. Marcellus of Rand. R.V. Clay Dies; Rites Saturday MINDEN (RNS) Robert Virgil Clay, 22, died in a Morgantown hospital Wednesday at 3:15 p.m. He was injured in an accident at the Cherry River Coal Coke Co.

at Bayard Aug. 10. Clay was employed as a construction worker. Born at Page, Sept. 10, 1942, he was a son of Truman Clay of Miaden and Mrs.

Pauline Walker Clay of Parkersburg. Other survivors include his stepmother, Mrs. Mary Allen Clay of Minden; a brother, John H. Clay of Bunker Hill, two sisters, Mrs. Shirley Harper of Charleston and Mrs.

Belva Marie Ceney of South Charleston and three half brothers. The funeral will be held in the Kincaid Church of God at Kincaid at 2 p.m. Saturday with the Rev. Lillian Childers and the Rev. Ernest Barley in charge.

Burial will be in High Lawn Memorial Park. The body will be taken to the home from Tyree Funeral Home in Oak Hill at 4 p.m. today and will be placed in the church one hour prior to the funeral. Annual Homecoming Held At Packs Branch Church MOUNT HOPE (RNS) Members of the Miriam Circle were hostesses for the Family Night Church Dinner held Wednesday at the Mount Hope Baptist Temple at A welcome was extended by the Rev. Bill L.

Withers and the circle chairman, Mrs. L. A. Lewallen. The devotional program was held following the buffet style dinner.

A report was presented by Mrs. John Brady, church clerk pro tern, on the last business meeting held in August and of the advisory board meeting held Sunday evening. The nominating committee ap- Eointed includes Mrs. I. 0.

Shumate, Mrs. Frank Graff and J. L. Wilkins. Plans concerning an "Every Member Canvass" in November was discussed and the reviving of the Baptist Evening Fellowship.

The Promotion Day and Rally Day Programs will be combined and held Sept. 27. It was announced that the camp points will start being counted in October following the promotion of the Sunday schoo classes. A program for the Laymen's unday to be held in Octobe Florence Duncan, C. E.

Clapper, Virgil Dillon, Rev. and Mrs. Bill L. Withers and children, David, Becky and Beth, Mr. and Mrs.

Walter Summers and daughter, Carol, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Angle, Mr. and Mrs. J.

L. Wilkins. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Furin, Mr.

and Mrs. John Jenkins. Mr. and Mrs. I.

0. Shumate and grandchildren, Karen and Johny Shumate, Mr. and Mrs. R. E.

Tissue, Mr. and Mrs. John Brady and daughter, Mary, Mr. and Mrs. James Twohig and sons, Jimmy and Ronnie, C.

Robert Angove, Mrs. Blanche Cook, C. L. Mann, Mr. and Mrs.

J. C. Gwinn and son, Tom Swift Gwinn, and Mrs. Hazel Eu- janks. PAX (RNS) Guests from out of state and town attended the annual homecoming at the Packs Branch Baptist Church Sunday.

They were Mrs. Orpha Adkins of Arlington, Mr. and Mrs. Theldon McClimg and family of Cleveland, Ohio, Mr. Huffman Child Dies MOUNT HOPE (RNS) rites for James Louis Huffman II, four-day-old son oJ James and Donna Huffman, Riverview Drive, Columbus, Ohio, will be conducted at 11 a.m.

today in Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens with the Rev. William Withers in charge. The child died at 7:30 a. m. Thursday in a Beckley hospital.

Also surviving are his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Avery Huffman, Mount Hope and Mr. and Mrs. Warren Janey, Columbus.

The body is at the Tyree Funeral Home in Mount Hope. Mercer Man, 69, Dies In Hospital GLENWOOD PARK (RNS) -Gordon T. Neal, 6D, of Glenwood Park died Wednesday in a Beckley hospital. He was born Jan. 16, 1895, in Tazewell County.

He was a construction foreman and a veteran of World War I. Survivors include his wife, Lida Bowling Neal; a daughter, Mrs. Mary Shyan of Phoenix, two brothers, William of Athens and James Neal of Atlanta, and a sister, Mrs. Bessie Thornason of Bluewell. The funeral will be conducted at 2 p.m.

today in the Bailey and Mrs. Drury McClung of Brunswick, Ohio, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Nichols of Oak Hill, Mr. and Mrs.

James Adkins a family of Sandstone, Miss. Ar- quida Hodge of Washington, D. C. Mrs. Piney Shaffer of Jacksonville, Mr.

and Mrs. Jack Bailey and family of Cirtsville, Mrs. Maude Paul of Beckley, C. H. Swatsworth of Akron, Ohio, Sp.

4 and Mrs. Robert Arbogast of Fort Rucker, Mr. and Mrs. George Stegall of Mount Hope, the Rev. Joe Rogers of Sand Branch.

Mrs. Ralph Miller of Simpsonville, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Roberts of Rocky Ford, Mr. and Mrs.

B. G. Crawford of Baltimore, Mrs. Deema McCoy of Beckley, Mr. and Mrs.

Donald McCoy oj Rupert, Mr. and Mrs. Harry McLaine of Mount Hope, Mrs Herbert McGraw of Cleveland Ohio. Mrs. Connie Eckman of Bar berton, Ohio, Pfc.

Roger L. Da vis of Silver Spring, Mrs Sarah Lay of Bradley, Mrs Mae McClung of Diamond, Jac and Robert Morgan of Barber Ray Gwinn and daughter lary Lou, Mrs. Okey Bans Mrs. G. L.

Hinchey, Mrs. Ev Cope, Mrs. H. D. Gast, Mrs Fan Richeson, Mrs.

Mary Buck ey, Mrs. Harry Salmon, Mrs. j. A. Lewallen, Mrs.

Hazel Mrs. Don Humphrey, tfrs. Robert Lilly, Mr. and Mrs. Dove Humphrey, Miss Frances 3ixon, Mrs.

G. E. Dixon, Mr. and Mrs. Fred DLxon.

Funeral Chapel in Princeton with the Rev. Paul Hall in charge. Burial will be in the Resthaven Memorial Park. The body will remain at the funeral home. Iso is being arranged.

Those attending were Mrs Mrs. Robert Penman and children, Joanne and Jamie, Mrs. Hico Personals HICO (RNS) Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Ramsey visited Mr.

and Mrs. Kyle Bradeberry at Gatewood Sunday. Bradeberry, a cousin of Ramsey, is ill. Mrs. Mamie Ramsey, who has been living here in a house be longing to her son, Eiwooc Ramsey, is leaving for Brook lyn where she will live in the home of her nephew, Joe Sum merfield.

On Monday, Miss Carol Kess ler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Ralph L. Kessler, was accom panied to Glenville State Co lege by her sister, Miss Bett Kessler and her father. Mis Kessler is a 1964 graduate Nuttall High School and has re ceived a scholarship from th West Virginia Board of Education. She will study in the field of elementary education.

C. L. Sevy did substitute Field Surveys Ai Willard Hunter (left), a civil engineer, and Robert Harper, engineering technician, with the U. S. Army Corps of Engineers in Huntington are shown initiating field surveys along Paint Creek at Pax and adjacent communities.

surveys are to determine the high water profile in the March, 1963 flood. Also assisting with the surveys is Gene Lawhun, a civil engineer with the same group. The existing -e Being Taken In Fayette County channel of Paint Creek will be cross sectioned at various points and the stream bed profile will be determined from the confluence of Boyd's Branch and Paint Creek to a point downstream to the Laurel Grove Baptist Church at Lively. The Corps of Engineers also will appraise the flood damage estimated which were furnished by the Paint Creek Development Committee. CEREMONY IS HELD LAYLAND Miss Margaret iThompson, a junior at Saint Mary's School of Nursing in Huntington, was accepted Tuesday as a postulant by the Pal- lottine Missionary Sisters.

The ceremony was attended by her mother, Mrs. Marguerite Thompson, and her brother, Tom of Layland. Hotel's PENNWJ- WINNING I teaching at Ansted Junior High School last week. ton, Ohio. The Rev.

and Mrs. Thoma E. Norman and son, Tommy, of Diamond, Mrs. Leona Kican- dia of Baileys Crossroads, and the Rev. L.

D. Stanley of Maxwell Hill 7UP YOUR THIRST AWAY W. T. Henson Dies IROQUOIS (RNS) W. T.

Henson of Iroquois died in a Mullens hospital Thursday. He was employed at Tralee. The body is at Sam Foglesong Funeral Home in Mullens. Funeral arrangements are incomplete. Homecoming Set BACKUS--The annual homecoming of the Little Laurel Church at Backus will be held Sunday.

Everyone is invited to attend and bring a picnic basket. The Murphy Trio and Dickie and Gaye Pittman will sing. Gerald Hawley will be the morning speaker and the Rev. Mont Carr will speak in the afternoon. Fall Rally Set ANSTED (RNS) The Fall Rally of the Woman's Mission Societies of Hopewell Baptist Association will be held at the Ansted Baptist Church with registration beginning at 9:30 a.m.

Sept. 18. Mrs. Hugart Clonch of Belva, associational president, will be in charge of the meeting. Luncheon will served by women of the host society.

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