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ing included one guest. Mrs. El-l i i A AfPfl sie Holder of Williamson; Mrs.I ttdineUC AfCd. H. L.

Gray. Mrs. W. K. Fleshman.

Mrs. Maude Hibbert and Miss SIX -MRS. JARRETT HOSTS RAINELLE. BRIDGE CLUB RAINELLE, Oct. 24 (RNS) Martha Mrs.

Claude Jarrett Rainelle en- IVCTITI TPn tc-rtained members of her bridge SUT club with a dessert bridge at her HIXTOX. Oct. 24 (RXS) A home Monday night, Oct. 22. in th? Two tables of bridge were office today by Attorney; with prizes going to Mrs.

T. E. Fayetteville in be- E. Decker. Mrs.

J. M. Haine half of Xeta Lx-e Barker against and Mrs. W. B.

Davis. Others play- Charles J. Barker. BECKLEY POST-HERALD, BECKLEY, W. THURSDAY MORXLNG, OCTOBER 25,1956 PaW Political Adwertttemen! Paid Fctttka! 8.

f. Superintendent of Schools An alert, aggressive educator is needed to head the office ol Superintendent of Schools. Virgil Rohrbough is that man. From a one-room school in Braxton county through West on high school, Fairmont State College and West Virginia University Mr. Rohrbough has progressed in his own education.

Then as a teacher, elementary school principal, assistant superintendent of schools nnd finally siipenniundent of schools he progressed through the management stages of schooling. Also he has kept abreast of latest educational methods as a member and official of state "and national scholastic associations. Meanwhile, as an active member of civic and fraternal organizations, he has performed his service as a citizen. He is a member of the Kiwanis, the Methodist Church. Grafton I-odge No.

15 A. A. Board of Directors of YMCA, Board of Directors of Grafton Oty Hospital. QUINWOOD, Oct. 24 (RXSl A fellowship dinner was held by the Masonic Lodge 161 and the Order of Eastern Star, chapter 129.

i Saturday night, Oct. 20. in the Ma- I sonic Temple at Quinwood. One i hundred and sixty-five members j-and guests were present. Nicholas County Skits Presented Mother Of 15 President Of Nicholas GOP Club Oct.

24 Oie of i busiest women in I Vir igi ia is Mrs 0e M( Ql adp jmaster of ceremonies for the eve-jr-'. 1 R' of Pres la piano solo bv Libbv Williams of! Qa as i Rupert; a solo "Whatever Will Be, the re Will Be" bv Ellen Barnett; a 'TM! Lnoiogue by two girls from With the leadership of i- es Child Mayor Helps Blindfold Magician With a little help getting into the line of traffic Saturday afternoon Dr. Tahman Conrad drove a 1957 car down East Rainelie's main street blindfolded. He put one hand out the window and drove with the other hand. He blew the horn and drove safely through the town with traffic going in both directions.

Dr. Conrad is shown here with his assistant Wanda, and Mayor Claude Morton prior to his daring stunt. The appearance of Dr. Conrad was sponsored by the Veterans of Foreign Wars, John Page Post. He also presented a show at the Raiuelle High School auditorium Saturday night.

a welfare state socialistic brain-l and a blood bath in somes i foreign country fighting a Kit Pfil'fil -V'Uiton, unnecessary war." "a Mr. and Mrs. McQuadc said they! MARFRANCE. Oct. 24 A a proud to have both been born I birthday party was given in honor jinio mining families in West Vir-J of Drema Darlene Ballengee at thelginia.

Of their 15 children, eight arc, home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. boys and seven are girls. Nine of I Rov BaUengce of Marfrance Sat-jthe children are in school, four are' jurday. The party was in observ-lat home, one is in college and ono p-e aa a J-f Jotl A i i Jones, Associate State MRS.

JOE L. McQUADE Dr. G. M. POWERS DENTIST 110 MAIN STBEET Phone 7696 4 RnrJer vid A.

and Mary Hinkle Rader and A. naaer had nt mosl oi his lite in Kan Dies In City CRAWLEY. Oct. 24 Bedford A. Hader.

74, of Kansas City, and one sister, Bertie G. Bovver jdied in a hospital there Oct. Crawley. i following a stroke. The funera i and burial was he i 1 He was the son of the late Da-'in Kansas City Monday.

Bruno Boin, 6 feet 10. and Don'" a Sunitsch. 5 fee 1 of 1 basketball 111C VJil I I I I I I it Ul IV i -1 jsehool activities. She presides overl5 omb Ccc 11 Under vo 'd and new 14-room home in Richworxl President Eisenhower. liisch 5 feel 9.

are co-captains; equipped with an inter-communica-i "We the University of Washingtonj tion systcm instead of the feel that women like Mrs. ade represent a new vital Never before in history has anything built by man traveled so far in so short a time --by land or sea! gn the name the United States Sports Commission Fair fj ixistf tfih i Tfa fjiyoao SOflOO MffsSj M.f?M An announcement of decisive importance to anyone about to buy a new automobile The most exhaustive endurance test ever given an automobile has just been completed by two stock '57 Fords--identical in every respect with cars now being offered by Ford Dealers. Under the supervision of the States Auto Club and the Federation Internationale de Automobile, each of these two '57 Fords traveled 50,000 miles in' less than 20 days. Ford No. 1 averaged 108.16 mph for the entire run Ford No.

2, aver 107 mph. These averages include time fpr all pit stops. In all, the '57 Fords smashed 458 national and international records. This test was run on the Bonneville Salt Flats in it was flie longest left turn in history. A car, like a man, Is known by its deeds, not words.

That is why, we at Ford, despite our confidence in our '57 cars, let their deeds of accomplishment speak for themselves. We wanted them to prove to you--in action--the stamina and performance we had built into them. No words of ours could speak with equal conviction. Therefore, we engaged an independent engineering organization to test our '57 cars more thoroughly than any other cars have ever been tested before--in this country or abroad. We provided them with "57 Fords--cars identical with those now offered by Ford Dealers.

The rest we left up to them. Here is what they did: They took these cars to the Salt Flats at Bonneville, Utah. Here, twelve of the world's greatest drivers took over. In relays they drove these cars night and day for a distance greater than twice around die world a distance equal to 5 years of normal driving. Not in all history has a man-built machine traveled so far in so short a time--by land or sea! But this was not a test of speed--but of endurance of the "Inner Ford." A trial to take the measure of Thunderbird Y-block V-S power without qualification of any kind.

A test of running gear--of brakes, of materials in body and chassis. Of steering and readability, yes, and comfort, too! A test, indeed, such as no cars have ever undergone, let alone 'successfully concluded. We feel that by their deeds, you shall know the '57 Ford cars. Surely they have told you, in decisive terms, that they are worth more when you buy and when you sail! Your Ford Dealer will gladly place at your disposal the neio hind of Ford that means a new kind of value for your car- buying dollar--the greatest the world has ever seen. FORD goes First GRADY WHITLOCK FORD, Inc.

903 W. NEVILLE STREET YOUR NEW FORD DEALER PHONE: BECKLEY 2-5364 fashioned dinner bell for calling the'element in the state political pic- children to meals. jture and that their work and votes "The Nicholas County be the big difference that will Club is one of 62 organized Repub-j spell victory for the Republican lican women's groups in West vir- "Crusade for in this ginia working to next month," Mrs. "jones de- government to men of honor, prin-'Clares. Certificates And Ribbons Awarded In Summersville SUMMERSVILLE, Oct.

24 iRXS.linext spring. Joe Strickland, former The XL-All Achievement received the Danforth ing was held at the Methodist award for tire best 4-H'er for the Memorial Church Tuesday Tiie award is based on ning. A covered dish dinner pre-! achievement in the past years club ceded the program and presenta- work. He also a trip to tion of awards. Pittsburgh for Ills work with The meeting opened with songs i strawberries.

Geraldine Perry rep- led by Vanra Grimes and Mary resented the county in the State rimers. Certificates of mer- st Revue. Tom Dotson was it and ribbons were given to the' elected president oE the State following members: Junior Vegetable Joe! Lee Groves a three piece! On tne sia demonstration con- pen and pencil set for being one j' David McCue received a red the two best reporters in the ion T' le 32 members exhibit- ty; checks of $25 were given i projects at the county fair re- Ricky Jones and Van ce e(i 45 blue and five red rib- state winners in the Safety Dem-! i' money totaling onstration. The 325 'that Sam! 5126 of XL-All 4-H Club. Strickland and Joel Lee Groves! 17 members exhibited at the Slate each won for their demonstration I Fa receiving 26 blue and one red will bs used for their expenses I "bon.

a total of in prize trip to the National Demonstration money. The club received a blue I Contest at the National ribi)on TM it's healih activities iiie Vegetable Growers Association meeting 'in Atlanta, Ga. This club has of the members of the Land Judging team that took first place in the slate contest. Honey received will be used on their trip to Oklahoma past Jones, Rosilee Brick, Johnny Murphy, and Tom Dotson took part in the County Public Speaking Contest. Girls giving a demonstration at county demonstration event deposit box key were Geraldine Perry, Penny Nichols, Vanra Grimes.

Mary Ann Summers. Eugenia Joann Stevens, Jeannean Murphy. Roars, Hebecca Grose and Ronda While. I After participants were recognized. Rush Butcher spoke of ho.v (iiuch the club had achieved thjs and how much more could be done in the coming year.

Parents present were Rush' Butcher, the Rev. A. F. Gregory, and Mrs. Ralph Jones, Al is the key to your Mr Your plans for the present and the future could be shattered overnight if your irreplaceable documents deeds, policies, notes, bonds, be damaged or destroyed.

The best place for your most prized valuables is in a Safe Deposit Box, where they will be completely protected against fire, theft, and other disasters. Through this protection, your Safe Deposit key is the key to security for you and your family. See one of our officers soon about this protection service. BANK of RALEIGH Beckley, W. Va.

Member of F.D.I.C. Stevens Mrs. Brent Monroe. Mrs. L.

X. Strickland, Mrs. Kyle Groves. Abdelrahim tssa Ibrahim. Mr.

and i Mrs. Dan Swartz. Mrs. Charles Mrs. Carl Perry and Lola IMay Brick.

Members present were Jeannean Murphy, Penny Nichols, Joann Stevens. Sam Strickland. Ronda While. GeraWine Perry. Jcanie Perkins.

Virginia Sue Jones. Eu- igenia Campbell. Roselle Brick, Mary Linda Campbell, Tom David Eakie. Rebecca Grose, Vanra Joel Lee Groves, Ricky and Larry Jones, Martha and Marie Monroe. David and Steve McCue and Mary Ann and Van Summers.

Summersville News Briefs i SUMMERSVILLE. Oct 24, (RKSi Mr. and Mrs. R. E.

Ben- inctt of Detroit, are spend- (his week at their home at Kessler's Cross Lanes. Miss Mary Morton of Webster Springs was the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Elizabeth Brown, last week. Mr. and Mrs.

Roy Smith and children. Laura Lou and Joe I Brooks, of Nitro were Sunday I guests of relatives here. i Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Gates returned this week to Cleveland after spending a two-week vacation with relatives in the county.

New residents of Summersvilla are Mr. and Mrs. Noah Hale, who moved here Saturday from Rita, Logan County. He is the superintendent of Leckie Mines at Marybill. Mrs.

Charles Deitz of Mount Lookout is a patient in a Richwood hospital, receiving treat merit for pneumonia. DEMOCRATIC RALLY AT RALEIGH COUNTY COURT HOUSE Tonight, Oft 25 8:00 P.M. FEATURED SPEAKER Robert H. Mollohan Also Sec Hear All Your Co. Candidates Special Music And Entertainment Hpnnxnrrri My U.ilriKi Coiml; Imnr.rnl!o Kxrrnllvfl rommlllrn.