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

BECKLEY POST-HERALD, BECKLEY, SATURDAY MOBNING, JUXE 16, 1951 TIGERS, DODGRS WIN LITTLE LEAGUE The Dodgers of the Beckley Little League withstood the challenge of the Yankees to tie the local race up among the four teams last night by rallying for two runs in the top of the sixth and eking out a 6 to 5 victory over that club, and this afternoon will try to knock down the challenge of the Tigers. The Tigers- behind Earl "Jitter- Summersville To Oppose Quinwood In KC Feature Stand mg Pet. GB Dodgrers ...3 1 .750 Tigers ...3 2 .600 Cardinals 3 .400 IVz Yankees 1 3 .250 2 Games Today Dodgers vs Tigers, 1:30.. Cards vs Yankees. bug" Gilbert, flanked the Cards in the second half of last night's twin bill, a 4 to 0 game that saw the young motmdsman hurl one- hit'ball.

This win moved mgr: Mor.ehouse's team, to second place. Both games were replete with thrills. There'll be another twin bill today, but instead of being jplaying under the lights, has been changed for a 1:30 afternoon start so as not to interfere' with the Bobby Benson show at night on the Woodrow Wilson football field. Dave Reitz and Jim Huffman, starting Dodger and Yank pitchers, were not around in the opeoer last night when the game was finished. After whiffing seven of the first nine batters the- first time around, Reitz weakened and when the Yanks went a run ahead at 5-4 in the fifth, Danny Williams took over and eventually got the win.

Huffman didn't go lour innings for the Yanks, but didn't absorb the loss as successor. Handy Kalloran, was on the mound when the Dodgers rallied to win in the sixth; Walks to Jim Edmundson and Charlie Light started the winning uprising. Reitz, who played third aften. relieved of mound duties, was the fellow who singled home tieing run. Then Halloran walked Ruddy Mahoney to force in the winning marker.

The lone hit off Gilbert" in the nightcap came with two down in the sixth and it was a sSngle by 'his mound rival, Howard Hurt, that prevented him from entering the Little League Hall of Fame. Gilbert and Hurt waged a scoreless pitching duel for three innings. Then in the fourth Gilbert singled, moved to third on an error by Farrar and scored on Neia's single. In the fifth a-fter George Thompson walked and Billy Andrews singled, Gilbert walloped a home run. to make his own game sure.

He 5 had twdNjf the four, hits secured run to make his own game sure. He had two of the four hits secured off the fine pitching of Hurt. The scores: Cardinals a.o a Farrar 3 0 0 1 1 1 McClure If ...3 0 0 4 0 0 Hurt 3 0 1 1 1 0 Witt If 2 0 0 0 0 0 James 1 0 0 0 0 1 Broome 2 0 0 5 0 0 Cole 0 0 0 1-0 0 Totals 21 0 115 3 2 SurnmersviHe's undefeated ers in the King Coal Baseball league will take on the loop's seventh- place club in the standing but tops in team batting Quinwood. The Jaycees of the Nicholas county city will be seeking their eighth straight triumph. Second-place Widen invades Richwood tomorrow afternoon in one of four games on the docket, other contests calling for Lay land to visit Gassaway.

Games reported to the league's statistician show QuimVopd's gess- leading with a .471 average. Figures are for all players who hav been at bat 20. or more times. Ken Lovelace of Marlinton is chief threat to date at .458. Four-players are tied at In pitching with two or more decisions, give hurlers are tied at the top of the records.

C. Cook of Widen has chalked up the most wins, four; while Fitzpatrick of Layland is the league's work-horse, appearing in 'the most innings, 44. He has a 3-2 record. The figures: Standings .1 pet hat. Summersville 7 0 .1.000 ..259 .15 Widen 5 1 .833 .302 19 Gassaway Laylaad Marlinton.

Rainelle Quinwood Richwood ..750 ..273 .10 3 .3 ..500 ..243 .17 3 .4 ..429 .239 .17 4 .429 239 17 5 .286 .351 17 0 ..185 .30 Boggess, Bin. Leading Batters .7 .34 9 .16 .7 ..471 K. Lovelace, .24 .8 .11 .3 ..458 C. Murphy, Quin ..7 35.6.15 3 ..429 Six. Gass.

...4.21 3 9 .7 ,429 Dorsey, .6 21 8 9 4.429 CaldweU, Rich 6 .22 .1 .9 .1 ..409 WiUaims, Widen .8 23 .3, 9 .4 ..391 B. ElHs. Widen 6 26 9 10 3 .385 Bell, Summ. 6 2 7 8 1 0 6.370 Jenkins, Rain. ...6 25 4 .9 4 ..360 Morton, uin.

.7 2s lu .357 B. Ha.rm.an, Lay. ...6 .26.7 9 6 .346 Brown, Rain. 6 26 5 8 6 .308 Gonzales, Lay 4 .7 2 .304 Ross, Lay 6 3 0 4 9 1 3 0 0 Pitching (two or more decisions) ip bb so .1 J. Coleman, Sunun.

4 18 24 .2.21 Paxton, Summ. Mcuain, Gass. McClung. Rain. C.

Cook, Widen McGuire, Rain. Adams, Gass. Stumj2, MarL 3 13 8 4 12 .2 .0 .2 .11 11 .3 11 2 0 3 8 11 .3 ,15 20 .6 42 31 .11 38 4.1 .3 22 15 13 23 2 .16 15 .7 .7 11 5 .31 .41 .18 ,26 1 .3 PRINCETON SOFTBALL Tigers Thompson Andrews 3b Gilbert ab a 1 1 0 0 0 ...3 1 1 1 0 0 .3 2 2 0 1 0 Giles Demons Girls Softball Xr Pet 2 0 1.000 1 0 1.000 Murphy's 0 1 .000 Maiden Form 0 2 .000 Men's Softball 9, Legion 0 Kendrick's Esso 9, Mechanics 0 Standing Pet. GB OMAR LEADING BLADILELOOP AHEAD OFMAN First set of standings released by Commissioner Lacy show NOTICE Take notice that at a meeting of the Raleigh, a statutory corporation under the laws of the State of West Virginia, held oo the 22nd day of May. 1951, at which meeting a quorum was present and acting throughout, the fol.

lowing order was made and entered oi ORDER SUBMITTING PROPOSITION OF ISSUING BONDS VOTE An order of the Board ol Education of the County of Raleigh, directing an election to be held for the purpose of submitting to the voters of Raleigh County School District all questions connected with the contracdng of a Improvements to Hekn School 5,000.00 Aa addition to Hollywood A Ch building at Honaker Elementary School An addition to InjjtftuU School 40,000.00 5,000.00 40,000.00 School 5,000.00 An addition and hot lunch facilities Lester Negro Elementary An addition to Lincoln filemenUry School 30.000.00 Improvements to Lower White OakJEle- menUry School A new unit on new for Elementary School connected "it" debt and issuing of bonds in the prln- Irnprove ments to toilets -and 50,000.00 cipal amount ol Two Million Four Ma Twain High School Hundrea Thousand Dollars An addition and shop at Marsh 18.000.00 00). "tion 30.000.00 It appears to the Board of Educa- of the County of Raleigh from i High School au.wu.uu A new building for elementary the experience of said Board In operating the schools of the le JJ County School District, and the Board does "accordingly find: 1. That there are now. ard have front of the pack by a ull 'game SSefof over Man. The Locan countlans adequate school sites, inadequate have won seven out of nine room Maxwell HU1 30,000.00 Omar, the babv member, out in I has COpped seven, decisions sanitation and health facilities and In! adequate safety conditions; that reas- enable efficienc in the school system and dropped four.

Standings. that a number oi new be 'Tomorrow the Omar team takes and the maintenance of on Mullens in one game while Oak Hill has a home game 'with the Kopperston Kiibs and the Card i- nals of the-Fayette Couotv city are threatening both Wyoming Countv teams for third place in buildings: that certain gymnasiums be. built; that the necessary, sites there- obtained: that certain other necessary improvements be made: and In individual records, Man boasts'that the new- school buildings, and gymnasiums be adequately equipped. Oak Hill Outfit To Meet Tigers OAK HILL, June 5--The Oak Hi! City Softball League All-Stars will ake on the West Side Tigers of Charleston, Negro team, tf doubleheader at City park Saturday night, starting at 7:30, and there should be plenty of fireworks in this contest. The roster for the Stars was announced here today by the two managers of the club, Clarence "Pappy" Stone of George's Electric and Delbert Elam of thej Princes of Syracuse.

"We'll need stars a plenty," said Elam, "to beat these Tigers, who have a 30-4 record so Jar this season and are gunning for this year's states softball championship." The managers of the six teams nominated their own players and 1 Mullins, Omar 5 21 2 10 .470 or constructing gymnasiums all but one club, wiH 1 Roberts, Kopperston 26 6 12 .461 equipping and furnishing the rtfllar-lD'Antoni. Mullens 20 6 13, .448 and for acquiring land where I An addition to Montcoal-StldmeyJEle- mcn'-ary School improvements to. Ml. Tabor IO.QQ0.4K) Warren Meadows, Roy Garten, Precinct No. 35 (Price ffill)--MM.

Russell Deck Davii, Virmia Scott, Mrs. 3 W. -Dixofi, precmct No. 36 (Phillips)--Venla Bjevins, Dora Clark, Virginia Holcomb. Cathryn Saboski, Emma Wood.

Precinct No. 37 Mason Fink. Earnest Fink, Mrs. John Carter, Catheryn Amato, Mrs, B. E.

'precinct No. 38 (RaleUh)-- Wirt Cook, D. White, Bertnelia Howard Lewis, 3ohn Waid, Precinct No. 40 (Pinecrest)--George Ballard. Houston Lemon, Joe B.

Ash- A a i to Mt. A new Negro Elementary School "site for Raleigfl and New Raleigh nev Road 90.000.00 improvements "to Odd Elementary School 15,000.00 Improvemenw and a besting plarjr at Pemberton Elementary SchoollO.000.00 to Pettus Elementary 20.000.CW AdcTitiotsai land and an addition PJne- knob Elementary School An addition School A new school building for Pixwy View Elementary School 95.000.00 a nf a the top batter oi players Improvements and hot iunch room Price Hill Elementary School 15,000.00 Improvements, heating plant, and In side toilets at Prosperity Elementary School 10,000.00 Addition and improvements to Ralfigh County Vocational School 100.000.00 Hot lunch facilities at' Sand Branch Johnson. Huffman, Stella Lively. Precinct No. 33 Mrs.

JEnog Lively. JEarl Braff, Mrs. Cecil Painter MM. Jetie Kessler, j. E.

Warwick Precinct No. 34 (Plney R- H. -M, Treadway. Hodit, Luta Wflliaaii, Lucinda Burfeii. 'Mabel precinct No.

(CoteowD--ZeJla Jarrell, Georgia fraley. Maxlne Tonty, Marfie FWley, Virginia JTanwll. 8. Tnat all provteiont law-eaji- general election! applyto to ar they this Ca I. registration oK the UM of refltlrmti uy the peri law of the State of Vfest the Board of Education of Jftaleigb doet adopt gistration laws of and lor Monroe.

Precinct No. Radie of Omar ranks second at -470 Roberts of Kopperston is in the current third slcrt at -461. The records: Elementary School 2,000.00 Addition to Shady Spring, after School A gymnasium-auditorium at Shady Spring High School 125.000.00 A new 'one-room school building at .....7 7 4 Kopperston" 5 MuUens i i debt and Oak HiU Team Omar Man I bonds should be issued funds for such purposes. 2. That funds' should to provide be obtained Shuoh Elementary School 5.000.00 Improvements to Shumate Elementary School .2.000.00 .636 0 purpose mentioned above, and.) Area 440 that it will be necessary to incur A bonds for the purpose 7 .300 of constructing new buildings, en ler, Coal, B.

Titlow, Spang- Kandy Cooper, Lawhome, Terry and Graf. Princes of Syracuse, Price and Lioh. Scarbro Catholic, Byset, Janisky and KurzrjTia. George's Electric, Cecil Canterbury, Jack Stone, 'Edward Stone, Jim Stone and Tommy Dixon. Proceeds of the doubleheader are to be used to defray expenses of the City Softball league and admission to the doubleheader has- been set for 40 cents.

Bello, Man ...6 24 Parsons; Oak Hill 23 be represented- The cellar- D'Aatoni, Mullens occupants did not name any players for the club. Pitchers to go against the Char- lestonians will 'be Elam, Todd Stone of Electric, Henry Hinte'df the. and Manning of King Coal. They were voted by all the managers. The rest the squad reads like Fayetteville, Withrow, Marshall, Davis and Shaw." larging and renovating existing build- u.

by the construction of additions 12 to existing buildings in said Distnct, 10 .470 for constructing gymnasiums and BATTING LEADERS Team A ings by the construction the 7 same. nee 4 10 essary; that a comprehensive study of 5 8 the school needs in said Distnct by 9: .375 i the Board of Education and the 8..348 County Superintendent oi 6 24 PITCHING Jesse, Pitcher Ogden--Man Dickens--Kopperston Davidson--Oak Hill Stafford--Man .600 .400 Simmons--Mullens ......3 2 .600 Williamson--Man 2 2 .500 PHINGJETON June 15 Moose Ldttle Leagu'ers rallied for tvvo runs In the last inning but fell Shy as the Elks took an 11 to 10 verdict here tonight. The win push- the standing behind the undefeated Sammons outfit. Syrd, Hamcn, Kingry and Bishop all sparked the attack 'for the winners. The 8 shows that at least the sum ot must fce spent said Pet'ings, gymnasiums, equipment, furnishings and land, and -the Board finds that said amount of S2.400.000.00 is contemplated to be made available to the Board by and sale- of bonds as hereinafter set out and provided as authorized by the voters of said School District at the special election for the holding of which provision is hereinafter made.

3. That the valuation of taxable property in said Raleigh County School District, as shown by the last assessment thereof for state and county taxation purposes, is $80,447.005.00. and that" the valuation of each class: of property within said School District is as follows: ed the Elks into second place Class LL 10.573.575.00 Class 40.744,34r.OO Class 14.441.295.00 score: Moose ab B. McGuire If ...2 2 0 0 Ross ss 0 0 0 0 Agnew 2 1 0 Ayers Ib 4 0 0 0 B. Matney 3 2 1 0 Hepass 2 4 0 2 1 W.

McGuire 3b .3 2 2 0 Younce 3 1 0 0 the County of Raleigh has no outstanding bohde'd indebtedness, arid that the unbonded indebtedness is negligible and can be paid from -funds on band, and that there is no indebtedness for school purposes in the former magisterial school districts in said county Ifis therefore ordered by the Board of Education of the County of Totals 24 It) Elks ab Meadows 3b 12 McClain 2 0 5 1 (If' That a special election be held New site and new school building for elementary school in Soak Creek 60,000.00 addition to Sophia Elementary School replacing frame Addition to Sophia High SchoolSO.OOOJQC A new two-room building at Stan afore Top Negro Elementary SchooI15.000.00 Addition to Stoco High.SchoollOO.000.00 Raleigh County Negro Vocational School Cleetus C. E. Neal Precinct No. 43 (Sullivan)--Mrs. Robert Bennett, Mrs.

J. W. Ward. Albert Ward. Mrs.

Gilbert Ward. Gloria Campbell. Precinct No. 44 (TeeD--Lucille Stover, Mary Short, Kathleen Morrison. Bonnie Bragg, Rubby Mandeville.

Precinct No. 45 (Terry)--A. B. Me- Million, L. B.

Keener. Mildred Johnson, Harry Miller. Precinct No. 48 (Wickham)--Mrs. A.

Kolechok. Phoebe Wood. Elizabeth Roebuck. Stasta Holliday, Ethelene Brack-' 'precinct No. 48 (Cleveland)--Etta Plt- zer.

Kattie Mannings. Pearl Tolbert. Louie Tincher. Farley. Precinct No.

43 (Stanaiord)--Sadie Medina, Other Gill Alex Freeman. Mary Jenk.ns. Ada Fox. Precinct No. 50 (Glen White)--Luther Wheatlcv.

Lucj." Ward, Mrs. Joe Cull- certo Goldie C'ower. Ruth Fleshman. J-'rap Mill District Precinct No. 59 (Lester)--J.

N. Shumate, Jjm Woods, Jess McGinnls. Beatrice Riffe, VirgU Bailey. Precinct No. 60 (Sub-Lester)--Rev Jones.

Mrs, T. Hams, Ena Carter, Marguerite McKinney, Juanita Smith. at Stratton High School 100.000.00 An addition to Sylvia Elementary School 30.000.00 Elementary School 20,000,00 An addition to Trap HiU High School oo A new one-room Building at West. Wickham Negro Elementary School 5.000.00 An addition to Whitby Elementary School :10.000.00 An addition to Woodrow Wilson High School Contingent expenses 150,000.00 which amounts include the architects' and engineers" fees, schoo 1 sites, condemnation proceedings in, -securing additional school land, thf cost of the issue and sale of-the said bonds, and other necessary fees and expenses involved in said building program. (4) That if the voters-of the said school district approve said debt and toooaed: annually, beginning with the 'year 1951-1952, upon the assessed valuation of all taxable prr.perty within Raleigh County School District sufficient to provide- for the payment of the annual principal and interest charges upon said bonds, the interest to be paid semiannually and the orincipal at: the ma- a levy upon each hundred dollar valuation based upon the last assessment of safd property for state and.

county purposes win be required as Upon Class I Property approximate- Upon II Property approximate-j Bessie Basham. 17.2 cents Precinct 7 8 (Hot Coal) Upon Class Property approxi- a st Precinct No. 61 (Melaitonj--Dorothy Boggess, Ira Worley. Stella Hassle, John Payne Mrnxne Precinct No. 62 (Harper)--Viola Bla ney.

Anna Egich. Mary JomXs, Blanche Lester. Grace Petros. Precinct No. 63 (Eccles)-- VVavie Bal lard.

Beatrice Hinte, Elizabeth Arthur BeK-a Croft, Blanche Dixon. Precinct No. 64 (Glen Daniel)--C. L. Lucas, Ott Caiaway.

W. B. Oliver, Nita Stover, Herbert Mankiii. Precinct No, 65 (Trap Hill High)-Azel Clay, IVIrs. Raleigh Wright.

Mrs Margaret Covey, Mrs. Ed Covey, Mrs Tom Stover. Precinct No. 66 fBolt)--Kelly Farmer Harl Trump, Emil Maude Osborne, Irene Garcia. SLAB FORK D1STMCT Precinct No.

69 (Rhodell)--Lacy Meadows. Bessie Fultr, Gay Danhey, Vera Barren. E. J. Hutchings.

Precinct No. 70 (Tommy's Creek)-James Meadows, Mrs. Otis Johns, Ann Mattie Powell. Porter. .71 Mary Harmon, C.

Walker, Ethel Mills. Precinct No. 72 (Amigo)--Geraldlne Mullins, Fannie Stone, Mrs. P. C.

Little, Catherine Clark. Helen CampbelL Prsci--t JSc Burton Bruce Peake, Flora Waselcholk, Zora Street. Mrs. M. Haynes.

Precinct No. 74 (Tarns)--Mrs. W. J. Turner.

Mrs. Francis Short, Mrs, George Stover, Mrs. S. Bailey, Mrs. Ed Fisher, Precinct No.

75 (Stotesbury)--Ora -Ethel M. 'tion laws of laid Raleigh County Distxict for such sp 8. That a special submitting the question order, and the form tt shaB be as follows: BOND BALLOT Shall The Board of Education. County of, Raleigh. a- statutory west, Virginia corporation, Incur debt issue bonds, to tht amount of 000.00,'to run iiora, 1 to 15 years from the date thereof, with Interest exceeding the rate of three per centum (3 percent) per annum, payable sttpl- annually, tor the purpose of carrying: out a plan to provide toward the construction, equipping and furnishing of the following improvements and bulid- ings, to the extent of the following ap- pioximate to r- Abraham Elementary School.

an addition to Beaver Elementary School, $20,000.00: an ey Junior High School. $60.000.00 a new one-room building at Blue Jay No. Elementary School, a shop and improvements at Byrd-Prinern an. High School, a new building at Central Elementary School. $130,000.00: an addition and improvements at OrtsvtUe Elementary school, a new auditorium-gymnasium, at Clear Fork Hi-b School and.remodel- ing of present gymnasium for shop, improvements to Oilf Top Elementary School; an addition, heating plant, and toilets at Coal City Elementary School.

$30,000.00: an addition to Colcord Elementary School Shurris, Bsnks. Alice COUFUIS. Leslie Juanlta Precinct No. 76 (McAlpin)--Jean Tabor, Gladys Henderson, Ruth Grubb, Rosa Houchins, Elisha Lockett. Precinct No, 77 (Farley Hill)--Edith Lacy, Lilly.

Virgie Worrels, -Roberta B. 3T. Poole, 34.4 cents David Moore, Raymond Mann. an icora atiiwi. addition to Tiew school building at Crab Orchard and inside toilets in school building." an addition to Crow School, an addition, central heating plant and toilets at Daniels School, improvements to Dorothy Elementary hot lunch facilities at East Bedfley Negro Elementary improvements to Gulf Elementary School, a hot lunch room and improvements to East Killivan Negro Elementary School, a heating plant and improvements to Park Negro Elementary School.

aa addition to Eccles Junior High School, and heating plant at Edwight Elementary School. $25.000.00: an addition to Faii 1 daJe Elementary School, 'iai- jrovements to Fairview School, new one-room building on new site at Freezelanr 1 Mf. School, $5,000.00: an addP ion and improvements to Glen High School, new at Glen White Negro Elemenr I tary School; and -hot lunch iacilities at Harper Heights Negro Elementary School, a new site and new building for elementary school in Harper Bd. Area, an addition to Harvey one- room elementary school, improvements to Helen Elementary, School i an addition to Hollywood-Ele- mentary School, a new one- I room, building at Honaker Elementary School. an addition to Instt- tute Elementary School, im- provements to Jarrell Elementary School.

hot lunch facilities at Lester Negro JSle- mentary School, an -addition WIN CHURCH TUSSLES Johnstown downed Raleigh. 5 to 1, and Beaver walked over First Christian, 11 to 1, in Church softball league games last at the Pinecrest won a Little cf 2 1 0 0 pitcher's battle from Pack, the jSkaggs on the 26th-day of June, 1S51, for the pon Qa ss jv Propertj' approximate- Precinct No. 79 purpose of submitting to the voters of Raleigh School District the question of contracting a debt of 52,400.000.00, issuing bonds to ly cents That if the debt represented by the Pychc-n. bonds Shall be approved by the voters th payment thereof, and ail questions i gregate three per centmn(3 1 connected therewith and the issuing of such assessed valuation Taylor .3 1 1 0 .3 1 1 0 Raleigh hurler giving only three bits in the loss. The scores: Farley cf ...1 0 Byrd 2b 4 2 Mercer Florist Kendrick's Bd.

Education Baptfrt Streamliners Presbyterian Mechanics Am. Legion .000 Mon: Kendrick's vs Mercer Flor- ish at Athletic field; Baptist vs Mechanics at Thorn. Johnstown 000 000 0--5 3 2 Bishop Kaligb. Harmon ss 4 Goings If .......3 0 2 0 2 0 the bonds. (2) That said bonds shall bear interest at the rate of not exceeding three per centum (3 per cent per annum, payable semi-annuslly: the principal payable from one to fifteen years after date, and that the rria- 010 000 0--1 5 2 i Totals Kingery Lacek and Calvert, Green; Pack Beaver 541 010 X--11 10 1 Christian .000 010 0--i 6 4 Mann and Daniels; Hall, Thompson and Murdock.

Lovell ,...3 0 i 0 0 Delia Mea Ib 20 0 5 0 1 Tilley 2 2 0 0 0 2 0 Munsey If 2 0 0 0 0 0 Ash rf 2 0 0 0 0 0 21 4 418 4 2 RBI-Gilbert 3, Neira. SB- Hurt. Thompson. BB-Gilbert 1, Hurt 2. SO-Gilbert 11, Hurt 6.

PB-Lovell 2, Cole 2. Dodders fi a Leeber If 1 1 0 0 0 0 Mahoney If 0 0 0 0 1 Happold Ib 3 0 0 2 0 0 Stanley. 2 4 0 0 1 2 0 Bailes cf 3 1 1 1 0 2 Williams 3 1 1 0 0 0 Edmundson .1 1 0 13 1 0 Light 1 2 0 0 0 0 Bryan 2 0 0 1 0 0 Eeitz ..2 0 1 0 0 Totals 21 6 318 3 3 Yankees ah a Lewis I 3 2 2 0 0 0 P. Halloran 0 0 0 000 Bryner ss 21 1 0 1 McNeish 2b 3 0 0 0 0 0 Dorsey 1 0 0 0 0 0 Mollohan cf 3 0 1 1 0 0 Wills 2 0 0 12 0 0 Huffman p-lb 3 1 2 2 0 0 Witzel, 3b 2 0 0 0 1 0 INTERN ATONAL Toronto 4, Ottawa 2 Syracuse 1, Springfield 0 ten AMERICAN ASSOCIATION St. Paul 6, Columbus 1 Indianapolis 7, Milwaukee 2 CENTRAL LEAGUE 3 Dayton 2 3 1 2 0 27 11 11 1 3 2 2 0 1 0 turities of each bonds shaU be as follows: Bonds.

No. 1 to 129 Inclusive each for SJ.000.00 due and payable one such bonds will not exceed in the ag- per cent) of -taxable property in the manner provided the School Bond Amendment of the Constitution 'of this State and will be payable from a direct annual tax on all taxable property therein in the ratio as between the several classes of such types of property specified in Section 1, Article 10 of the constitution 'separate and apart from and in addition to Moose Elks 120 562--lOi B-Farley. Goings, Harmon 2, Kingery. Bishop. W.

McGuire. SO-Skaggs 11. B. McGuire 7. BB-Skaggs 11, McGuire 5 LITTLE LEAGUE Sarnmons 4 Bank 1 Elks 2 2 Moose 0 3 Bonds for Sl.000.00 years after date.

sufficient to pay annually the interest on such debt and the principal thereof t. UCWb Hit- WA 4 No. 130 to 262 inclusive each withir and not exceeding fifteen years ,000.00 due and payable two i which ma be levied outside the limits years after date. Bonds No. 400 to 540 inclusive each may fixed by Section 1, Article 10.

School Bond Amendment- of the Constitution. 5. That the following named persons be, and they, are hereby appointed. 0 1.000 2 .333 .500 .000 -I nn i UUil for cue and payable four 685 inclusive each commissioners of election and clerks of holding said (Does Not Include Night Games) Plaer and club AB Pet. Musial, Cardinals 51 1SS 36 70 .376 Robinson Dodgers 53 196 50 73 .372 Minoso White Sox 48 152 48 56 .368 Fain, Athletics 50 186 Zo 67 .360 Ashburn.

Phillies 53 223 31 79 .354 Fox, White Sox 52 198 40 70 .354 Mon: Sammons vs Moose. Home Runs TT TN Ort HJ i A Naional: Hodges, Dodgers, 2(i. each Slr ooo.oo due and payable Cardinals, 16; Kiner, Pirates, 15. American: Williams, Red Sox. 12: Robinson, White Sox, 11; Wertz, Tigers, 10.

410 NEVILLE ST. PHONE 3355 Vermillion Thompson rf D. Lewis 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 Dodgers Yankees 300 003 020--5 RBI- Rappold, Williams, Bryner. McNeish. Huffman 2.

HR: Williams SB-Edmundson, Light. Reitz, Bryner, Witzel. BB-Reitz 2, Huffman 4. Williams 1, Halloran 5. SO-Reitz 9, Williams 3, Huffman 9.

Halloran 3. HO-Reitz 6 in 4 2-3: Williams 0 in 1 1-3: Huffman 2 in 3 Halloran 1 in 3 1-3. HBP-Hal- Winner-Williams. Loser-Halloran. U- Smith, Hurt.

SENATOR COP IEAD IN MINOR CIRCUIT The Senators took the lead in Little league yesterday afternoon the-Minor, league of the Beckley by turning back, the Pirates, 17 to 4 at the Woodrow Wilson high field. In the other game the Reds won their first 'game, downing the Indians in a 15 to 11 tussle. The Pirates and Senators went into their game win first game victories, but the Sens didn't take long in turning on the heat and scoring eight runs in the first two innings. The scores Senators v. .531 251--17 7 2 Pirates 201 100-- 4 2 5 Bivens and Rush; Manning, Keeger and Kauntz, Manning.

204 84023X-156 3 835 inclusive each each precinct on the following list for Sl.000.00 due and payable six i are to serve as clerks, and the last years after date, tnree names listed under each precinct Bonds No. 836 to 989 inclusive to serve as commissioners of elec- DISTRICT Precinct No. 1 (Court House)--Tom Wilson, Mrs. Nick Gagalis. Marie A.

Harvell, Mrs. J. Cv Dew, J. Blake. Precinct No.

2 (North Kanawha)-Mrs. Philip Wilkes. Dorris Collier. Jim Thompson, Beulah Thompson, Virgil Miller. for Sl.000.00 due and.

payable seven years after date. Bonds No. 990 to 1148 inclusive eight years after date. Bonds No. 1149 to 1312 inclusive each for $1,000.00 due and payable nine years after date.

Bonds No. 1313 to 1480 inclusive each for $1,000.00 due and payable ten years after date. Bonds No. 1481 to lfiS3 inclusive 1 Carson. Mrs.

Kyle Cook. Mrs. Carmen Precinct No. 3 C. H.

each for 51,000.00 due and payable Feazell. Ray Harness, Mrs. M. E. English.

Precinct No. 4 (Johnstown)--Lucille Groseclose, F. F. Light. Macil M.

Long, E. J. ToHejr. Inez Welch. Precinct No.

5 (Lincoln)-- Harry Ar- each for Sl.000.00 due and payable nott, Creve Maples, Mrs. John Palmer, eleven years after date. Bonds No. 1654 to 1832 Inclusive each for Sl.000.00 due and payable twelve years after date. Bonds No.

1833 to 2016 inclusive thirteen years after date. Bonds No. 2017 to 2205 each for 51,000.00 due arid fourteen after date. Bonds No. 2205 to 2400 inclusive, each for $1.000.00 due and payable Sayre, Mrs.

W. M. McCutcheon. Alma G. W.

Hayworth, Mabel Warren, inclusive Precinct No. 6 (East Beckley)--Fay payable Farley, Mamie Joy, Lelia Andrews, Gladys Mosby. Blanche- Jones. Precinct No. 7 (Armory)--Mrs.

Floyd fifteen years after date. (3) That the purpose for which the proceeds of said bonds as authorized Martin. Floyd -Rothlisbefger, Mrs. J. VV.

Givens. Precinct No. 8 (Woodrow Wilson)-by the voters are to be expended is 2. L. Norris.

Mrs. Rita Richmond. C.M. as follows: Rogers, Mrs. Jim Lilly, Mrs.

W. D. To carry out a plan to provide to- Paris iward the construction, equipping, and furnishing of the following improvements and buildings in the folloxving mer. $5,000,00 20,000.00 approximate amounts: improvements tc, Abraham Elementary School An addition 'to Beaver Elementary School An addition to Beckley Junior High School. 60,000.00 i A new one-room building at Blue JMrs Jay No.

6 Elementary Schobl5.000.00 A shop and improvements at Byrd- Prillerman High School 25.000.00 A new. building at Central School 130,000.00 An addition and improvements at Cirtsville Elementary School 25,000.00 A new auditorium-gymnasium at Clear Fork High School and Libbs, Roles, Highlander and Clement, Fuqua, Harrah and Mitchell. Batted In National; Snider, Dodgers, 46: WestJake, Cardinals, Musial, Cardinals, 42. i American: Robinson, White Sox, S3; Williams, Red Sox, 51; Rosen, Indians, 43. Favorites for vacation travel "Colorado Brown" by Samsonite Sturdy Samsonite tn a handsome new color--rich, warm Colorado Brown.

Here's luggage for the whole family-r-styled to "go together" in any combination. Tough plastic cover it itainproof, scuff proof, and water-reiiftant. "JOURNEYER" FOR MEN HOLDS THREE SUITS Hangers hold suits without wrinkling. 24 19 9 Irt. size i WOMEN'S OVERNIGHT CASE FOR SHORT TRIPS Use it alone or as a companion piece.

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9 (Institute)--Mrs. Clyde Mrs. J. S. Ellison, Mrs.

H. E. Phlp'ps, Mr. J. E.

Larew, Lucille Crick- Precinct No. 10 (East Park)-- VUginia D. Ward Rosetta John Thompson." Willie E- Smith, Verna (City Hall)--Mrs. Whitten Moorer. Precinct No.

11 liff. to Lincoln Elementary School, f30.000.00 improvements to Lower White Oak Ele- Willie mentary School, unit on new site for Mabscott Elementary School. improvements to toilets and library at Mark Twain High Sdiool. an shop at Marsh Fork High; a new building for elementary school at Maxwell Hill, an addition to Montcoal-Stickney Elementary School, improvemsots-Tb Tabor Elementary; an addition to Mt. View Junior High School, 572.000.00; a hew Negro elemen.

tary school on new site for Raleigh and New Raleigh Road, Improvements to Odd Elementary School, $15,000.00: improvements; and: a heating plant at Pemberton Elementary School, an addition to-: Pettus Elementary School, additional land and an addition to Pineknob, Elementary School, a new school building for Piney View Elementary School, -improvements and hot lursh room Price i Hffl Elementary heating plant, and inside toilets at Prosperity Elementary 1 School, Mrs. "lomer Thompson, Dora 000.00; addition and improvements to Precmet Gladys M. Allen, Juanita Hunt, Ruby Kelly, Mabel C. Meadows. Bertie Seta p'recmct No.

82 (Slab Bays. Kathleen Dow, Lillie Gore, Josephine Foster, Elsie M. Williams. Precinct No. 82 (East Gulf)--Mrs.

Doss Lopez. Alice Wood. Frances Hoi- ley Mrs. E. E.

Holloway, Airs. Hugo Smedley. Precinct No. 83 (Killarney) Ruth Stone, Ardith Bole'n; Lyn Hampton. Mae Belle Wooten," Bessie Norman.

-Precinct No. 84 (Besoco)--Frances Carte Mrs. Joe Lachney, Edna Patterson Alice Thompson, -William FlovFer. Precinct No. 85 (LiUybrook)-- Olive Lilly, Bessie Maxey.

Fesa Hampton, Gladvs Underwood. Lem Hannah. Precinct 85 (Coal City)--Lula Meadows. Lacy Nellie Philpott. Addie Nelson, M.

F. Rubin; Precinct No. 87(ODD)--Edith Meadows Mrs. Tom Shrewsberry. Mrs.

Roy Lilly. Precinct No. 88 Lestie Dunn, Oma Via, Orpha head, Wanda Sexton, Opal Garretson. Precinct No. 89 (Sophia)--Mrs.

B. Hartsog John K. Tosh, W. G. Mrs.

Mark Tosh, Mrs. Elgie. Ballard. Precinct No. 90 (Midway)--Wffla Cole, Mertie Myrtle Hughes, Lucy Pitsenbarger, Grace Yancy.

Precinct No. 91 Love, Mrs. Artie Love. Mrs. L.

Adams, Lucy Zella. Melissa Sturgil. SHADY SPRING DISTRICT Precinct No. 93 (Glen Morgan) -Lulu Treadway, Lena Noel, Edith Foster. Roxie Clemson.

Carolyn Deeds. Precinct 'No, 94 O. Farley, Elizabeth Henley, Irene Lively, Wilma I. Martin. Edith Rhinehart.

Precinct No. 95 (Ghent)--Mrs. Elmer Vass, Alraeda Reed, Hallie Canaday. Daisey Lilly, 'T. S.

McKinney. Precinct No. 96 (Shady Springs) -Maude Bryant, June Bibb. Lane, John Clark, Grace I Precinct No. 98 (Crow)--Jewel Vogt.

Margaret Scott, Rhelda Jordan, Hettie Neely, Mrs. Francis Scott. Precinct No. 99 (Blue Jay)--Roxie Kid well, Mabel Pettry, Maude. Payne, Vonna Hart, Joan Richmond.

Precinct No. 100 (Grandyiew)--Elsie Rogers, -Ocie Carper, Mollie McClure, Mrs. Mannie Wright. Robertson. Precinct No.

101 (Beaver)--Isabella Epperly, Ann Lambert. Al J. Lillv. H. C.

Lilly. Mrs. Thurman. Precinct No. 102 (Fireco)--Helen- Rv mond, Ethel McGraw, Louise Gbldston, Annie Martin, Irene Hope.

Precinct No. 103 (Fitzpatrick)--Mrs. Raleigh County Vocational hot lunch facilities at Sand Branch Elementary an addition tary School. auditorium at High School a new school building at School; improvements to Elementary School, new and new school building, for; elementary school in Soak-Creek Area, $60,000.00: addition to: SophU' Elementary School replacing frame building. $60,000.00: addition to Sophia High School, -hew two-room: building at Stanaford Top Negro Elementary School an addition to, Stoco High School.

$100.000.00: Raleigh; County- Negro Vocational School at; Stratton Hieh School, $100,000.00: ah -addition to Sylvia Elementary -School. an addition and to Teel Slementary School, an addition to Trap Hill High School, $20,000.00 a new one-room building at ham Negro Elementary SchooL. $5,000.00 an to Whitby Elsne'ntary an Wood- Wilson High Schbor, contingent expenses, which amounts include the architects': and engineers' fees, school condemnation proceedings in securing additional school "land, the'cost of. the issue and sale of said bonds, other necessary ees and expenses involved in sa'd building program and levy-taxes sufficient to pay the interest the pnr.cipal of such bonds, all to the -oifder of The" Board 'btvEducation cf present gymnasium for shop $125,000.00 4.000.00 and toi- Improvements to Cliff Top Elementary School An addition, heating plant, lets at Coal Cit mentary -School An addition to Cplcord School 6.000.00 An addition to school building at Crab Orchard and inside toilets in old school building 65,000.00 An addition to Crow Elementary School 8,000.00 An addition, central heating plant, and toilets at Daniels Elementary School 30,000.00 improvements to Dorothy Elementary School 5.000.00 Hot lunch facilities at East Beckley Negro Elementary School 5.000.00 Improvements to East Gulf Elementary School 5,000.00 A hot lunch room ind improvements Mrs. EL Marian Rifey, Mrs.

J. E. Mc Richard Pack-, Mrs. Coval Pack, Arnold Pack. Chloe Maddox, Mrs.

Clifford Persinger. Precinct No: 104 (Royal)--Mrs. King R. Mrs. W.

T. Tabor. Precinct No. 12 (Harper Road)-Hallie Williams, Eula Goodman, O. R.

Taylor. Mrs. O. R. Taylor.

E. O. Vest. Precinct No. 13 (South Oakwood)-Mrs.

Wesley Hedrick. C. A. Lawson, Marie Salarigo, Daisy V. Webb, Leffie Precinct No.

14 (Elkins)--Margaret Ellison. Georgia M. Carter, Lockie Jones. Mabel Wells. Precinct No.

105 (Shady Spring High) Texie Brammer, Charlie Richmond, L. E. Davis, John Oakes, Josephine precinc 6 No. 106 (Sullivan)-- Mable Davis, Nannie Callahan, Opal Bennett. Johnnie Lee Howard, Dorsey Veq- RICHMOND DISTRICT Precinct No.

112 (Abraham) Ray Precinct No. 15 (Sylvia)- -Ruth Hor- to East Killivan, Negro Elementary School plant Park 10,000.00 and improvements Negro Elementary 12.000.0° A heating to East School An addition to Eccles Junior School 40,000.00 An addition and heating plant at Edwight Elcm. School 25,000.00 An addition School to Fairdalo Elementary 24,000.00 School 10,000.00 Christian, Lula Gunnoe, Gladys Quo- piumley, Sam Bragg, Marcus Eye, Silas Plumley, Silas Smith. Precinct No. 113 (Pluto)--Levi Bennett, Ethel Meador, Mrs.

Calvin Richmond, Bessie Meadows. Horace Precinct No. 114 (Madam Creek) -R Clyde Williams. D. B.

Walters. Nola Whitlock, Mrs, McKinley Richmond, virs. Owen Harvey. Precinct No. 115 (Long Bottont) Homer Bragg.

Basil Fitzpatnck. Ruby Gwinn, Virginia Reed, Norman Rich- wath. Edna Lilly. Eleanor Rice, Emma tn nnnnn Richards, Mrs. -R.

E. Murray. 30.000.00. Precmct No- J6 (Whitestick)-- Mrs. Kyle Bahr.

Mrs. H. B. Atkinson, Mrs. William B.

Connoley. Mrs. Marian Riley, Mrs. George Harvey. Precinct 17 (Stratton)-- Mae Mrs.

W. -D. James Smith. T. C.

Glashen Katie Jones. Precinct No. .19 (Mabscott)-- J. B. Kirk, Robert Sumner, Leona Kirk, Mrs.

Herman Garten, Nearl Davis. No. 22 (Prosperity)-- Bailey. Zettie Stewart, Lcttia Crozler. Ann Lilly, Parolee Bellamy.

Precinct No. 23 (Cirtsvillc)-- Alice Harper, Edra Sweeney. Mrs. Eddie Aliff, Mrs. Richard Armentrout, Mrs.

Roy Tyree. Precinct No. 24 (Affinity)-- Annie Reid. Geraldine "Roles. Thelma Newman, Edna Harrison.

Daisy Wills. Precinct No. 25 (Crab Orchard) -Bernard Wilson. Easter O'Dell. Mrs.

W. P. Riffe, Mae Meadows, Helen Gun- Precinct No. 26 (Stovers Fork) -Dew Ellison. Pauline Huddulston, Josephine Smith.

A. C. Allen, Bessie Cook. Precinct No. 27 (Hollywood)-- Ada Craig.

Mrs. Mrs. Belle mond. A new one-room'building on new site, Lloyd Pitman S. D.

Smith. NO. 2ft (Cranberry)--rl 1 at Treezeland Mt. Elementary School Precinct "No. 28 (Cranberry)--Flora 500000 O'Neal; Annie Venters.

Bethel Elmore, i a tT An- addition improvements Herman PoweU, Louise r.i» Juninr Hiffh Precinct 29 School White Junior High A new building at Glen White Negro Elementary School 16,000.00 A heating plant and hot lunch facili- at Harpcf Heights Negro 10,000.00 Ai W. Williams, Mrs. Fred Ritter, Rev. W. Brammer, Mrs Ernest Precinct.

No. 30 (Callaway)--Rev. A. Divers. Margaret Olson, Mrs.

Taylor, Opal Brunk, Mabel Miller. Elementary School A new r.Ue and new elementary school in Area 60.000.001 Evelyn Scolt, Annie An Addition to Harvey One room! Precinct (Mt TaboD-Wayne Elementary School 5,000.00 Henderson, W. Stanley, Jean building for! Precinct No. 31 (Lanark Harper Clay, Evelyn Denny, Mary Jenkins I A MARSH FORK DISTRICT Precinct No. 118 (Edwight)-- Gladys Deitz.

Agnes Ward, Frank Williams. Clarence Miller, Monroe Johnson. Precinct No. 119 (Pettus)-- L. B.

om Jarrell, Opal French, Irene Stover, 17 PIS'" Precinct'' No. 120 (Dry Creek)-Violet arrell. Merle Humphrey. Hubert Canty; Bert Miller, A. S.

Burnside. Precinct No. 121 (Montcoal)-- Gertie Richmond, Margaret Peters, Evelyn Qucener. Mae Hall Marie Humphrey. Precinct No.

122 (Pine Knob)-- Opha Bone Tressle Webb. Lura Cook, Huth vjason, Elizabeth Workman. Precinct No. 123 (Pine Grove)-- Sylvia Daniel, C. E.

Young, Alfred Lrrerty, Opal McGlnms, TtubyJNebb. Precinct No. 124 (Eunice)-- Mabel Fleshman. Gay Harvey, Hazel McClure, Mrs. Cecil Ruby Gibson.

Precinct No. 125 Flats) --Mrs. Kuhn, Mrs, Arizona Tabor, Pebble Jarrell, Mrs. King Wiley, Mrs. lUrley Walker, Clara Meadows.

Precinct No. 128 (Arnett)-- Mrt. Enid Brown, Mrs. Jess Pettry. Leota 'Dickens Woodrow Harris, Dorothy Mankin.

of the Raleigh, entered on the 22nd day of May, 1951. Notice to Voters: submitted "on "place" VX" mark in the square the word "Yes." To vote against it, place a mark before the word "No." 9. That in toe event the election is carried authorizing the sale of bonds it is further ordered that the men: 1. E. E.

Bibb. Sr. 2. J. S.

Butts 3. J. S. Chapman 4. H.

T. Gibson 5. Dr. F. J.

Moon. 6. Minor Scott 7. C. E.

"Shumate 8 U. Sloan be and are hereby appointed as an Advisory Committee to the Board of Education 'n all matters relative to the price to be paid for purchased connection xvith the proposed building program, the awarding of for the work herein approved, the approval of work and to be used xvithln the of "the architects, inspection of work, and the approval for the acceptance thereof and the audit and of and all accounts in connection with tnt said building Should a vacancy occur for any-reason cancy shall be filled by the Board Education. of the Advisory Committee shall serve without sation. 10. That Secretary of Boara of Education the County of Kalflffc Is hereby and procure and furnlih to 1 commlstioiter the balloti, poll thingm ntcettmry CLEAR FORK Precinct No.

129 (Amo lc)-Helen Sawyer, Sue Soto. Alma Stevens, 8ybU Coot's, Gretehen Skldmort. i Precinct Wo, 130 (Dorothy)-- Myrtle aoblnson. Maud Foster, Psterf, Ruth Cline, Cara Jarrell. Precinct, No, 131 (Leevale)-- Virf Inia lack Stewart.

Joenn itewart, providtd, by ot Wert Chmpttr 1. Section llj That coplef ot orttt once weeX for fourw weeks before the-election the Rakith Register PosKHerald, newspapew culaUon'ln RaleUh trlct, thtt prtotid otdtr potted inf precinct in uM dlrtrtct, AIM the front ol tte; Board of JMHeatMi at Jeaet tM THK COUNTV By: S. Auitin Attest: D. W..