Beckley Post-Herald from Beckley, West Virginia • Page 13

Valley Conversation Program Is Held For Sorority LEW1SBURG (RNS) Beta Upsilon Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority in Lewisburg met Tuesday in the home of Mrs. John Echols on South Church Street. Miss Jo Ann Freeman, president, gave a review on the state convention held in Beckley Oct. 2. Eight members attended from this chapter, Miss Jo Ann Freeman, Mrs.

William Pugh, Mrs. J. W. Dyche, Mrs. Eugene Spence, William Per- rme, Miss Mary Hinkle, Mrs Wade Griffith and Mrs.

Frank Atkinson. They received a show- bag full of small gifts. It was discussed by the Ways and Means Committee to sell Christmas decorations for a money-making project. They are to order a kit for the next meeting for the approval of the club. The program "How is Your Conversation?" was presented by the publicity committee with Mrs.

Wade Grififth. Miss Mary Hinkle and Mrs. Melvin Miller giving skits on the correct and incorrect conversation. The members were paired off into two's and drew a topic on which they bad to talk about for two minutes. They were judged on the six basic rules on being a good conversationalist.

The winners were Mrs. William Perrine and Mrs. John Echols. Their topic was "Fashions." Refreshments were served to Miss Mary Hinkle, Mrs. Philip McLaughlin, Mrs.

Stacy Miles, Mrs. Joe Dyche, Mrs. Wade Griffith, Mrs. Charles Andrews; Mrs. Frank Atkinson, Mrs.

William Perrine. Mrs. William Pugh, Mrs. Harold Ryder, Mrs. John Blake, Miss Frances Jeffries, Mrs.

Harold Ryder, Miss Frances Jeffries, Miss Jo Ann Freeman, Mrs. Arlie Taylor, Mrs. Eugene Spence, Mrs. Tim Sellards and Mrs. Melvin Miller Fayette Child Dies; Services Saturday SCARBRO (RNS) Karen Kay year-old daughter of 'rank and Tonita Zastawniak folli of Scarbro, died Thursday morning ia an Oak Hill hospital after a short illness.

Also surviving are three stern, Deborah, Cathy and Paty, all at home and the grandparents, S. F. Tolli and Mrs. Dorothy Rice, both of Scarbro. Funeral services will be conducted Saturday at 2 p.m.

in the Tyree Fimeral Home Chapel Oak Ilill with the Rev. W. F. lodges in charge. Burial will in High Lawn Memorial "ark at Oak Hill.

The body will remain at the uneral home where friends may call after 6 p.m. today. Murders and felonious as- aults are more frequent in the summer months. Church Council Plans Fellowship Programs LEWISBURG (RNS) The Youth Council of the Old Stone Presbyterian Church held its first meeting Sunday at 5 p.m. in the officers' room.

The council is made up of the officers of the seventh and eighth GOP Club Names Mercer Officers PRINCETON (RNS) A Young Republican Club, with the announced aim of aiding the presidential candidacy of Barry Goldwater, has been organized in Princeton i School and Princeton Junior High School this year. Counselor of the group is James Greer a local accountant. The following officers a been elected: President, Fran Smith; a member of the senior class at Princeton High; Jimmy Williams, vice president, also a senior at Princeton High; Stephen Okes, secretary, a ninth grade student at Princeton Junior High; Lawrence Wert, treasurer, a senior class and Bucky Meadows, ninth grader. Meadows a charge of speakers. The group expects to continue and expand its own activities following election and has plans to consult with top Republican leadership in order to become a more effective working force in the future.

grade fellowship, representatives from the ninth and tenth grade Fellowship and the officers of the eleventh and twelfth grade fellowship. Council members made plans for programs, activities and projects for the three fellowship groups for November. The program for the seventh and eighth grade fellowship will be entitled "The Mystery of Prayer." They wiE have a "Friday the 13th" party in the form of a Progressive Dinner Nov. 13. Their project for the month will be a "Labor Day" at the church when members of the fellowship will donate time to work at various tasks around the church.

The program for the ninth and tenth grade fellowship for the month will be "What Makes A Jew." They have planned a Progressive Dinner for Nov. 21, with committees to be appointee to assist with the organization of the dinner. During the regular meeting of the fellowship Sunday evening, the following officers were elected: Mary Agnes Shields, president; Ellen Bilmer, vice president, and Nan cy Houck, secretary. The group project will be to pack and ship clothing secured for oversea relief. The program for the eleventh and twelfth grade group will be entitled "The Christian anc World Affairs." The activity for the month will be a "Pour perie" to be held Oct.

30th. The project will be preparation anc delivery of fruit baskets to el derly and needy families at Thanksgiving. New Dental Clinic Opened For Mercer Adolescents PRINCETON (RNS) Mercer County State Health Director N. H. Dyer announced Wednesday that today would mark the second day of the operation of a new dental clinic in the county.

The clinic is to be operated each Friday. morning at the Mercer County Health Department as the dental phase of a pilot demonstration project in total pediatric care. The clinic is unique in the history of dental clinics in the state, in that treatment will be limited to adolescents. Lack of finances and professional personnel has often made it necessary to limit dental treatment to a certain age group and as a consequence most i i throughout the state center their programs around elementary school children. In this program, however, all of the patients will be adolescents.

It is hoped that by teaching these young people the importance of good dental health habits, they, as potential parents, will teach them to their children. This program represents one phase of a team approach to the health problems of adolescents which may subsequently be extended to include other age groups. Not only will the clinic be of immediate benefit to the citizens of the area in providing for much needed health care, but it will also be of value in obtaining information relative to the feasibility of utilizing a similar approach in other areas of the state. Approved by the Mercer-Mc Dowell Dental Society, the program will consist of two parts an educational phase and a total treatment phase. Member, of the local Dental Auxiliary have given their time to provid a series of four classes on hy giene, nutrition, the importanc, of primary teeth and mainten ance of a healthy mouth.

The Mercer County dentist; are volunteering then: time fo clinical services in the nev. program. The notable interests and support of the local dental profession has made it possibl to establish this program, Dr Dyer continued. Initially, the program wiil get under way with four pa tients. As each completes th educational phase and individua dental treatment, another pa tient will be added.

The pa tients are part of the total pe diatric care program which i under the local coordination anc direction of Dr. Meryleen Smith pediatric consultant for Matern al and Child Region III. Initiation Is Held RUPERT--The Rupert Tri Hi-Y and Hi-Y held their forma initiation Monday night Hubi Brooks and Judy Faulkner led the devotionals. The creed and duties were explained by the officers of both clubs. The meeting ended with friendship circle.

Refreshments and fellowshi followed the induction. Miss Joyce Marie Wiser Weds Robert L. Morrison ANSTED (RNS) i Joyce Marie Wiser, daughter of) Mr. and Mrs. Frank B.

Wiser! of Louisville, and Robert L. Morrison of Louisville, son of the late L. E. Morrison and Mrs. Veloris Morrison of Ansted, were married at noon on Oct.

17 at the Holy Name Church Undergoes Training JARROLDS VALLEY (RNS) David Black, son of Mr. and Mrs. Neal Black, is stationed at Fort Sill, where he is undergoing training in "Radar." His basic training was completed in South Carolina after which he was sent to Fort Sill for specialized training. He has at his new assignment for four weeks and will finish this training in April. Black is a 1964 graduate oJE Clear Fork High School.

in Louisville, Ky. A reception followed the cere mony at the Holy Name Schoo Hall. The bride was graduate from Louisville High School an. received nurse's training at St Mary's Hospital and Elizabeth Hospital. She is employed Dr.

R. F. Radmacher in Lcnis ville. The bridegroom was grad uated from Ansted High Schoo and West Virginia Institute Technology. He is employed Traveller's Insurance Co.

in Louisville. The couple will live at 3501 Illinois Wood Creek Apartments, Louisville. Mrs. Veloris Morrison a Mrs. Paul Massey attended the wedding and the reception Sat- jiirday.

They returned here Sun- iday night BECKLEY POST-HERALD, BECKLEY, W. FRIDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 23, 1964 Appointed By Circle In HINTON (RNS) The Tuesday meeting of the Ruth Thurmond Mission Circle of the Central Baptist Church was held at the church with Mrs. Dorothy Hoke, Mrs. Goldie Hall, Mrs. B.

A. Kirk, and Mrs. Louise Lively as hostesses. Mrs. Ina Keaton, circle chairman, called the meeting to order with the devotional.

A committee composed of Mrs. Mildred Arrington, Mrs. Kat Wilson and Mrs. Margaret Price was appointed to have charge of preparing Thanksgiving baskets for the shut-ins. A report was made by Mrs.

Keaton on the fall rally of the Green- brier Association which was held in Ronceverte Tuesday. The Love Gift was received and dedicated by Mrs. W. R. McCoy.

The program was arranged by Mrs. Milton Arrington and consisted of readings "Giving and Earning Money" by Mrs. Arrington and "Creed of the Open Road" by Mrs. Ruth Presley. A social hour followed the meeting with refreshments served to Mrs.

W. R. McCoy, Mrs. Ruby Biars, Mrs. Aileen Ellison, Mrs.

Janice Lilly, Mrs. Ina Keaton, Mrs. Margaret Price, Mrs. Ina Keaton, Mrs. Vktor Personals VICTOR (RNS)-Mrs.

Viola Coleman accompanied Mrs. Ralph Eagan of Victor and Mrs. Esta Wiseman of Charmco to Denmar State Hospital Friday, where they visited Mrs. Minerva Fox, who is a patient there. Mrs.

Fox was visited Moil- day by her son and daughter- in-law, Mr. and Mrs. David P. Fox. Billy Gray, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Melvin Gray, is a patient in Laird Memorial Hospital, where he Is receiving care for injuries received when he was struck by a car Saturday night while bicycle riding on Route 60. THIRTEEN Kat Wilson, Mrs. Milton Arrington, Mrs. Green Williams, Mrs.

Ethel Kirk, Mrs. Jane Connor, Mrs. Dorothy Hoke and Mrs. Ruth Presley. Household Shower Held For Miss Mono Massey ARNETT Miss Mona Mas sey, bride-elect of David Honaker, was honored with, a household shower Friday night at the Rod and Gun Club Building at Arnett.

Hostesses were Mrs. Ethel Loveil, Mrs. Georgia Honaker and Mrs. Allen Harvey. Games were played a prizes awarded Miss Wanda Holmes, Miss Patty Workman and Mrs.

Honaker. Refreshments were served to Mrs. Stollie Asbury, Miss Patsy Workman, Mrs. Arthur Sarrett, Mrs. Freelon Webb, Mrs.

Clarence Combs, Mrs. Mae Harper, Miss Diane Bell, Miss Rita Holmes, Rickey Holmes, Mark Mrs. Wade Webb, Mrs. Allen Harvey, Mrs. Lotus Lemon.

Mrs. Ann Bailey, Mrs. Delia Daniel, Mrs. Kenneth Colyman, Mrs. Addie Cornbs, Mrs.

Dickens, Miss Anna Lou Nelson, Mrs. Georgia Honaker, Mrs. Baxter Honaker, Mrs. Helen Richmond, Mrs. Verae Dickens, Mrs.

Maxine Daniels Lowell Daniel, Miss Mary Jant Honaker, Miss Wilma Honaker. Mrs. Jack Honaker, Mrs. Warren Jarrell, Mrs. Dayton Combs, Mrs.

Ross Combs, Mrs. Annabell Spangler. Mrs. Benny Mi. lam, Mrs.

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