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-MOUNT HOPE (RNS) -Mrs Maggie Houchins of. MarthsvUie and formerly of Mount Hope' visited over the weekend wiih her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Duncan. Mr.

and Mrs. R. L. (Bill) McGraw and daughters, Brenda and Donna, of Miami, formerly of Mount Hope, are visiting his mother, Mrs. Pearl McGraw and her grandmother, Mrs.

Clyde Smith of Bradley. McGraw is connected with the Eastern Air Lines in Miami, Fla. Visiting in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Delbert McGraw are their sons-in-law and daughters, Mr and Mrs.

Jack Durham and sons, Jackie and Jeffrey, of Atlanta, and Mr. and Mrs. James Munsey and sons', James Jr. Jerry of Columbus, Ohio; and their daughter, Mrs. Irma (Midge) Leadingham of Atlanta, Ga.

Mrs Durham is the former Ileda Mc- 1 Graw. They are all former Mount Hope residents. Mrs. Madge Tissue -returned from, an extended visit with her sister, Mrs. Ida Carper of Artesia, N.

M. While away she also visited with Mr. and Mrs Peter Snyder and Mr. and Mrs Pat Chiton, both of San Diego and other relatives. Mrs.

Snyder is the former Virginia Tissue and Mrs. Chiton, the former Dorothy Tissue, both formerly of Mount Hope. Altering Synodical Training School at Davis and Eikins College at Elkins this week are Mrs Charles Harnsbarger, District i Chairman of Women of Bluestone Presbytery; Mrs. Jack Keatley, president of the Women of the Mount Hope Presbyterian Church- and Mrs. W.

B. Poling. Mr. and Mrs. C.

R. Harnsbarger at Blackwater Falls Saturday enroute to Elkins, and Sunday at Davis' and Elkins College, his Alma Mater, before he returned home. In honor of Father's Day, a family: dinner was held at'the home of Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Dillon.

The Father's Day graces were bestowed upon George Cody by his son and daughter-in-law Mr. and Mrs; Carl Cody of Beck, ley, and his sons-in-law and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Cody Burnotte of Mr. and Mrs.

John Burgess of Richwood; and Mr. and Mrs. Dillon of Mount Hope. Equal honors were given to Virgil Dillon by his son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs Virgil A.

Dillon of Halifax, Va and to young Virgil A. Dillon by bis young Ann. Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Bob r'oss and family of Kilsyth are her brother, Enoch Dailey of Milton; his brother and sister-in-law', Mr: and Mrs.

Paul'Moss and sons, Wayne, Paul and Ronnie of Gen- Ohio, have been visiting this week. Mrs. Mary Williams who will be accompanied by her son-in- law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Brock and children, JoAnn, Jerry and Larry, all of Memphis, are visiting this week in the homes of her sons and daughters-in-law, Mr.

and Mrs. Churchel Williams and family of Kilsyth; Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Williams and family of Bradley; and Mr. and Mrs.

Claudie Williams and family of Mount -Hope. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Graff and daughter, Carol Leesa, attended a picnic at Sutton Dam Thursday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Larney R. Gump and their family pf.Barrackville. Wayne Riley accompanied by her sons and her mother, Mrs. Leslie Graver, who have. been -residing, at Elizabeth, in Wirt are spending six weeks tiiis summer at West Virginia University in Morgantown, "in summer school.

Mrs. Riley is the former Elizabeth Ann Craver of Mount Hope. BEGKLEY POST-HERAII), BECKLEY, W. THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE 20,1903 Robert Riner ccurabs Miss Nila Jackson Honored At Shower In Cashmere Miss Nik Ruth Jackson, Glen Lyn, (center) bride-elect of Howard Spencer Jr. of Cashmere, was 'honored at a surprise household shower Friday night at the Cashmere Community building.

Hostesses for the occasion were (left to right) Cathy Lester, Patty Jones, Becky Lowry and Joyce Spencer. A color scheme of pink and white was used in the decorations, and the gift table featured an um- Jbrella of pink and white. Games were played and prizes awarded to Mrs. Harry Mann and Mrs. Rachel Bennett.

Miss Cathy (Lester was in charge of the recreation. Those attending were (Mrs. Gordon Jackson, Glen Lyn, mother of the honoree, Mrs. Cleo Brown, Mrs. Ethel Noble, Mrs.

Louella Noble, Mrs. Eiml Snrader, Mrs. Nancy Brewer, Mrs. Delia Lowry, Mrs. E.

V. 'Martin, Mrs. Edna Martin, Mrs. Faye -Belcher, Mrs. Roy Brown, OVIrs.

Hazel Owens, Mrs. How- ard Spencer, Sr. Mrs. Cleo Broyies, airs. Mable Lephew, airs.

Hester Noble, Mrs. Delilah Comer, Mrs. Glenna Jones, Mrs. Jessie Dunn, airs. Zula Dunn, Viola Martin, Mrs.

Paid Mann, Mrs. Mary Bradley, Mrs. Benjamin Federoff, Mrs. Lillian Faris, Geneva Martin, Dreama, Brenda and Dorothy Lee Mann. In addition to gifts from each hostess, the honoree was presented a pink carnation corsage preceding the festivities.

Ansted Briefs ANSTED (RNS) Visiting with Raymond Miller and Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Skaggs Tuesday were Mr. ad Mrs. Cleome Morris and children, Peggi and Ricky, of Sandusky, Ohio.

The Morrises also visited their son and daughter-in- law, Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Morris at Oak Hill, and Mr. and Mrs D. Ellison in Charleston and with other relatives while on vacation in this area.

The Morrises are former residents of Winona. COMMODITIES SLATED RONCEVERTE (RNS) Commodities will be given out at the old Post Office room in Ronceverte June 26, from 8 a.m. until 5 p.m. by the Ronceverte Woman's Club. Women's Mission Society Holds Meeting At Church MOUNT HOPE (RNS) Members of the Women's Mission Society of-the Mount Hope Baptist Temple held their quarterly meeting in the Fellowship Hall of the Church Tuesday evening.

Mrs. J. C. Gwinn, president, welcomed members arid the guests, Mrs. Tom Graff and L.

A. Lewallen. Mrs. W. C.

Ward gave the opening prayer. During the business session, a donation was given for Valley Forge. Members were urged to attend the Women's Conference to be held at Alderson Broaddus College in Philippi, July 24-27 Mrs. Robert Lilly, first vice president, presented a talk on the pro men's Conference. A report was made on the rummage sale held in April and May.

A nominating committee will include Mrs. Hazel Samples, Mrs. A. L. Walker, Mrs.

C. Robert Angove, Mrs. Don Humphrey and Mrs. Fan Richeson. It was reported that family life materials were distributed during a week in May.

An invitation was extended to attend an open house Tuesday evening from 7 to 10 p.m. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Denver Arnold in honor of their 50th wedding anniversary. The meeting was closed and the program presented by the Philathea Circle.

Mrs. John Brady presented Changing City Challenges The Church," with discussions by Mrs. Blanche Davis, Mrs. Eva Cope and Mrs. Humphrey.

The hymn, "Where Cross the Crowded Ways of Life," was sung by the group. Mrs. E. F. Mann gave the scripture reading.

The dedication prayer was given by Mrs. Lillian Davis. Guest speaker was L. A. Le- ALDERSON (RNS) Robert Elmer Riner, 81, died Wednesday at 12:30 a.m.

in a Ronceverte hospital after a long illness. Born July 14, J.881, in Red Sulphur Springs, he was the son of the late William and Sara Green Riner. He was a farmer for many years at Wayside until his retirement 13 years ago when lie moved to Alderson. He was a member of Center- vilie Presbyterian in Greenville. He was past worshipful master of Indian Creek Lodge No.

72, Ancient Free and Accepted Masons at Greenville, past worthy patron of No. 119, Order of Eastern Star at Alderson, was president of the Bank of Greenville for many years, and was vice president of First National Bank of Peterstown for many years. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Ethel Boone Riner; two Corbett of Ronceverte and James R. Riner of Huntington; and five grandchildren.

The funeral will be conducted at 2 p.m. Friday in the Presbyterian Church at Alderson with the Rev. Elwel Roberts and the Rev. P. H.

McKain in charge. Burial will be in Green Hill Cemetery af Union. The body will be taken from Broyles Funeral Home in Union to the home at Alderson at 4 p.m. today and to the church one hour prior to the funeral. Members of the Indian Creek Ixxlge will serve as pallbearers and conduct graveside rites.

Women of the Eastern Star and the Women's Society of Christian Service of the Alderson Methodist Church will carry flowers. Montgomery MONTGOMERY (RNS) A father and son banquet was held Sunday from 6:30 p. m. until 7:30 at the St. John Baptist Churcn on Morris Drive.

Special guest was MoVernon. Godfrey, of the local Godfrey-Pack Funeral home. Robert A. Meade El, son of Dr. R.

A. Meade, local dentist, graduated from West Virginia State college this term, and re- ceived'his reserve officers commission as 2nd Lieutenant. He will leave this faft for a tour of duty with the Army. airs. Frank -has been a patient in the Hillside Clinic.

Mrs. Roy Wickard has returned to Vermillion, Ohio, after visiting her brother, Tony DeMark, and sister, Mrs. Pete Oliver, and thek families of Boomer. Local residents, Mr. and Mrs.

James Bostic and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gregory of Boomer have returned home after visiting Mr. and Mrs. L.

Rogers in Lake- MRS. EARL WATTS MARY RAMSEY LEWISBURG (RNS) Miss Mary Sue Ramsey, daughter of WeddingSh wer Honors Lewisburg Bride-Elect Mr. and Mrs. Guy Ramsey of Church in Lewisburg. Lewisburg, was honored with a i vvu miscellaneous wedding shower gift to the honoree in behalf of Mrs.

Burdette's Rites Completed ALDERSON (RNS) Mrs. Grace Jones Burdette, 78, died at 11:45 p.m. Tuesday at her Vome. She is a member of the Greenbrier Baptist'Church in Alderson and was born in Ronceverte on Nov. 23, 1884.

Her husband, Robert 0. Burdette, preceded her in death several years ago. She was the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Trinton Jones.

Survivors include five sons Coon Hunters Group Holds Races CBNSJ Jack Worley has returned to work at local National Bank after a vacation. He and his wife two sons reside in Pratt and '-spent the week touring Florida and Tennessee. Arnold McKnnty a Rosemary, were dinner guests Monday of H. M. McKinney and his sister, Mrs.

George Bowden of Beckley. They 'also visited Mr. and Mrs. George McKinney of Ghent and Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Hollinghead of Odd. Mrs. Joan Nasby-of Smithers was a Tuesday guest of Mrs. Bob- The trophy winners in the Field Races Races held Sunday at Huddleston Farm on Laura Creek were Lacy Adkins of" Stanford (right) Race, shown with E. C.

Thomas, field judge. Junior Avancini of Clifftop won in the Water Races, according to Woodrow Bennett of Fayetteville, president of the Fayette' County Coon Hunters Association sponsors of the event Blue Ribbon winners in the Field Races were Robert Sor- of. Fayetteville, Don Shuff and J. R. Burdette of Lansing, and Lacy Adkins of Stanaford Winners of blue ribbons in the Water Races were Dillard Inge and Robert Sorre.il, both of Fayetteville; JDarrel Hypes of Hico- Elwpod O'Dell of Rainelle, and Junior Avancini of Clifftop.

Ermel McClung of Oak Hill served as judge in the water races. by Tilley of Pratt. Elizabeth Jenkins of Charleston was a weekend guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Jenkins of Smithers.

Gary Logan is visiting relatives fa Columbus, Ohio. Mrs. Ida Proctor has returned home after a month spent visiting" her Helen Harvey in Florida. Bonnie Goble is a patient in the McMfllian Hospital. Seaman Donald Tufts has returned to his base in Baltirnore, after spending a 15-day leave with his wife and daughter in Smithers.

Mrs. Gladys Evans has returned home frorn the Mountain State Hospital in Charleston, where she underwent surgery. Sgt Pete Jackson, who has just cornpJeted a one-yea- tour of duty with the Army in Japan, is visiting his'wife, Loretta, and children. Mr. and Mrs.

Russel Eckard have returned to their home in Glasgow, after visiting his brother hi Montgomery Heights. Mrs. Thelma Ayersman and son of Deepwater. are visiting in Au-burn, with friends. Mrs.

John Meredith and son, Ronnie, are visiting her sister in Clarksburg. They will also visit her son, the Rev. Tim Meredith in Alexandria, before return- fag home. Mr. and Mrs.

Rotert Stowers and sow. Robert and James, of San are visiting his mother, Mrs. Thelma Stowers of Picnic Is Slated By Church Group LEWISBURG The Henning Church of God Missionary Society met in the home of Mrs. Herman. Lilly at Lewisburg Tuesday night.

The meeting was opened by the president, Mrs. Robert Hefner, with a short story, "Peace With God," followed by prayer by Miss Martha Lee Loudermilk. Minutes were read of the last meeting by Mrs. Lilly, secretary; Devotions were given by Mrs. Jack Dunn.

The treasurer's report was given by Miss Betty Lou Byers and she collected the dues, offerings, and "Penny-a-Day'- calendars. Bible questions were by Miss Martha Lee Lpudermilk. The society made plans for a rummage sale to be held at the John A. Preston i House July 5 and 6. Plans were discussed for contributing to the State Missionary Society project of blacktopping the floor of the State Camp Meeting tabernacle at Charleston.

The society agreec to give $10 to be presented on Missionary Day of the a Camp Meeting July 18. Plans for the Society's annual family picnic were- made. The picnic will be at Blue Bend July 9 at 7 p.m. An ice cream supper will be sponsored by the group on the church lawn July 25, beginning at 7 pjn. The meeting was closed witi all singing the chorus, "Thank You, Lord," and prayer by Mrs.

Sam Hinkle. Mrs, i Lpudermilk expressed her appreciation and thanks for the gift sent tier by the society while she was in the hospital Refreshments were served Mrs. Herman Lilly to the follow ing members and visitors: Mrs Jack Dunn, Mrs. Robert Hef ner, Mrs. June Darlington, Mrs Two Are Honored At Fayette Church MOUNT HOPE (RNS) -Churches throughout the commun- ty of Mount Hope used the Cen- ennial Sunday bulletins Sunday or the services.

Honor was paid at the Mount Hope Presbyterian Church on West irginia Centennial Sunday to the lount Hope Centennial Mother, Irs. Sam J. Jasper, and to Mount anet Dorado, both, who are active members of the church. Sixth Avenue. Mr.

and Mrs. Richard E. Phax- ton of Charleston have anmonc- the birth of giri, Martha Am, June 1. Mrs. Phaxton is the daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Gerald Rupert Byers, Mrs. Eldon Loud ermilk, Mrs. Joe LoudenmTk Mrs. Porter Londermfik, rs Glerai Mrs.

i Blake, Miss Betty Lou Byers Mrs. Bath Smith, Mrs. Sam Hin Withrow, Miss Barbara Louder wallen, who has been serving for the past two years as a coal mining specialist for the Foreign Service Division, Federal Bureau of Mines, in During his talk, Lewallen cited highlights of his experiences and showed color slides of a visit to Jerusalem 1961, and some views of Afghanistan. Members of the Galilean Circle served as hostess group. The tea table was covered with a white cloth and gold embroidery which Lewallen brought his wife from Beyrouth, and several of the serving dishes were brought from Afghanistan.

Those serving were Mrs. L. A. Lewallen, Mrs. Frank Graff, Mrs.

p. Others included Mrs. Harry R. Dias Mrs. Harry Salmon, Mrs.

Robert Lilly, Mrs. J. L. Wilkins, Mrs. Mary Buckley, Mrs.

Florence Duncan, Mrs. Blanche Cook, Mrs. W. C. Ward, Mrs.

A. L. Huffman. Mrs. Lona Lindamood, Mrs.

Fan Richeson, Mrs. John Jenkins, Mrs. Robert- Penman, Mrs. Andrew Oschlager, Mrs. Madge Warden, and John Brady attended the slide program.

The next scheduled will be held Sept. 17 at 7:30 p.m. land, Fla. W. S.

Oykr has returned to'hfe home in Falls View after being a patient in Laird Memorial hospital. 'Pete Bowfes'-' has 'returned to Washington, D. after visiting his parents, and Mrs. Robert Bowies of He attended his brother, Frankae's' graduation ceremony at Gouiey Bridge IBgh School, and Frankie accompanied him home for a visit. Vacation Bible school began this week at the Kizriberly Church of God, with the theme, "Journeying with Chairmen are 'Mrs.

Elizabeth Workman, Mrs. Ruth Gilbert, and Mrs. Lfla Young. Order of Eastern Star Hannah Chapter No. 6 of Montgomery has selected Mrs.

Noah Jones of London for the queen on the point of Electra. The winner of the contest wffl be crowned in the State Grand Session at the Governor's (Mansion, where the Order of Eastern Star will hold a formal tea June 30. They have also se- fected Miss Flveria Cunningham, daughter of Mrs. Gladys Cunning- iham of FayeitevSle, as their Youth Queen representative. The winner of this division will also be crowned at the June 30 Tea in Cbartesbon.

Norman 0. and Herbert G. both of Alderson, Aivin M. of Summersville, Paul 0. of Beckley and Robert M.

of the Air Force in Canada; three daughters, Mrs Lorene House of Lamarque, Texas, Mrs. Margaret B. Lipps of Lewisburg and Mrs. Ruth E. Olive of Texas City, Texas; 31 grandchildren and one great grandchild.

Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday at the Old Greenbrier Baptist Church in Al derson with Rev. John W. Wagster and Rev. Randolph F.

John son in charge. Burial will be in the Alderson Cemetery. Pallbearers are Frank Meredith Jack Hardsey, Bernard Rowe Harold Lemons, J. Tracy Leach Harry Meredith, Homer L. Walk up and Edward Hardsey.

Women of the Emma Alderson Bible class will carry flowers. The body will be moved to the home at 2 p.m. Friday from Lob ban home in Alderson and be taken to the church one hour before Irs. Georgia Houchins, Mrs. Mae Vatts, Mrs.

Bray Harvey, Mrs. Ethel Legg, Mrs. Jo Stepp, Miss bann Ramsey, Miss Becky Miss Carolyn Decker, Mrs. Carolyn Legg, Mrs. Hylas Burdette, Mrs.

E. V. Wickline, Mrs. Stella Wells, Mrs. Susie lamsey, Mrs.

Roy Price, Miss Marty Burdelt, Miss Kathy Hares, Miss Tava Whitlow, i une Reed, Miss Anita Burgess, iliss Suzzanne Harkss, Mrs. Sam Wade and Mrs. 'Luther Oliver. or College Students will materialize July 7 at 10 a.m. The class will be held in the study of the church and will be taught by Graney Jr.

and Jack Keatley. The class will be held through he summer and possibly on Sun- lays during vacations such as Thanksgiving and Easter. The study for the July and August sessions will be file book, "We Believe" by Henry Wade DeBose, a study of the Apostles 7 Creed. Boys and girls attending Westminister Junior Camp at Beckwith are Peggy Bazo, Bruce Bazo, Me Gwinn, Isabel Dower and Mary Dower, this week. Billy Rhodes of Mount Hope is attending Senior High Conference Services Set Today For W.Keaton, 76 LERONA (RNS) Funeral services, for William Robert Keaton, 76, will be conducted at 2:30 p.m.

today in the Lerona Methodist Church witii the Rev. Buford Painter in charge. Burial will be in the Keaton Cemetery at Lerona. He died Tuesday in a Princeton Hospital. The body is at Memorial Funeral Directory and will be re- prior to service time.

Pallbearers will be Carl Christian, Gomer Farley, Ralph Byrd, Woodrow Brown, Grady Keaton, Tommy Weatherford, Buster Austin and Gownie McBride. Dinner Held SABINE (RNS) Mr. and Mrs. James Tilley held a family dinner get-together at their home Friday. Attending were A-2C and Mrs.

Ronnie Domi and daughter, Debra Lynn, of Columbus, Ohio; Mrs. James Bower and Mrs. Archie McMfllion of McGraws; Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Cook and daughter, Beverly Jean, and son, Tommy, of Kopperston; Mr.

and Mrs. Vance Hamilton and daughter, Pam, and sons, Michael, Stevie and Gregory, of Pineville; Miss Kay Lambert of Sabine, and Mr. and Mrs. James Tilley and son, Billy, and daughters, Sandra Kay, Kathy Lynn and Patricia Irick. Almost a bSlion and a half pencils are used annually in the States.

Winona Briefs WINONA (RNS) and Mrs. Ralph Flanagan and sons and brother, George, all of Cov ington, visited their sister Mrs. Margie Small, and. brothe and, sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs Warren Flanagan last weekend Mr.

and Mrs. Earnest Jones and daughter, Debbie, Barbara Carol and are spending a two weeks vacation with hi parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Jones. Raymond Campbell was ad mitted to the Oak Hill Hospita Saturday night suffering from in juries received in a car wreck the Fayette Mountain road.

Jack Fisher of Lansing visitet his mother, Mrs. Susie Fisher Sunday. Lloyd Doling is seriously ill a his home. Mr. and Mrs.

Harold Smith anc children, Debbie, Wayne, Michel Kevin, and Karen, all of Colum bus, Ohio, are spending two weeks with her grandparents, Mr. an Mrs. Pete Beaver. Miss Linda McMUlkm, Miss Ter ry McMillion returned home aft er spending a week with Linda sister, Mr. and Mrs.

Kenneth Po ing of Charleston. Mrs. Margie Small and son, An drew, and daughter, Robin, le Sunday to.spend the summer va cation with her daughters in Lor raine, Ohio, and Covington, Ky Mrs. Mont Richmond of visited with past week with Mr, Pete Beaver and Mrs. Ann Million.

Mrs. Virginia Small and son Dennis Walker and Eddie, a Mrs. Thelma Seelinger were bus ness visitors hi Beckley Friday Mr. and Mrs. Pete Teel an Mrs.

Hattie Tally visited Mrs Ted's daughter, Mrs. Carol Da vis, in the Oak Hill Hospital Sun day. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Campbell Tuesday.

visited his parents, Mr. an Mrs. Raymond Campbell a fonday by the Ladies Bible Class the Shuck Memorial Baptist Mrs. Carl Watts presented a ic class. Miss Ramsey is the bride-elect Clyde F.

Judy, son of Mr. and Irs. Sheldon Judy of Williams- urg. They will be married Sun- ay at 2:30 p.m. in the Shuck Manorial Baptist Church, Those attending were; Mrs.

N. I. Ilarles, Miss Frances Crone, Irs. Margarette Quick, Miss Sa- Vacancy RDed By Dorcas Guild HfCO (RNS) On Monday evening, the June meeting of Dorcas Fellowship Gufld of Sunday Road Baptist Church was held in the church school building, with Guild chairman, Carol presiding. Betty Lou Metheney, Guild steward, led the opening prayer, A report, of the West Virginia Fellowship Guild House Party No 2, held at West Virginia Baptist Camp, Cowen June l(M2th was given by Linda Metheney.

Dorcas Guild members who had attended were Carol Kessler, Brenda Mary Beth Creger and Linda Metheney. Program materials for the coming year had been purchased from the book store there. Requirements for Membership in Fellowship Guild were reviewed by the Guild chairman. Copies of the requirements were given to the younger girls of the group. The group voted to contribute one dollar to the Alma Noble Scholarship Fund.

Suzanne Dunaway of Clarksburg is the recipient of Scholarship this year. Due to the fact that Linda Meadows. Guild scribe, had enlisted in the Woman's Marine Corps, a vacancy in this office was noted. Elected to serve as Guild scribt was Mary Beth Creger. On June 26, at 6:30 Guild officers will meet at the church to plan programs for the coming ah Coffman, Mrs.

Cleve Lively, Irs. Alice Burgess, Mrs. i immons, Mrs. Robert Crone, Irs. Nell Farrar, Miss Glenna year.

Program leaders and hostesses will.be listed. On June 19, the Fellowship Guild girls are to present ttie program for the meeting of the Mission Society of the church. Carol Kessler led a worship service in closing the meeting. Also attending were Patricia Hawkins, Carolyn Horrocks, Ellen Horrocks, Linda Horrocks, Mary Beth Creger, and Mrs. Ruth Creger.

Mrs. M. Lambert Dies In Hospital PRINCETON (RNS) Mrs. tfollie Green Lambert, 80, died at 11:50 a.m. Wednesday in a Bluefield hospital.

She was a member of the First Baptist Church. April 9, 1883 in Giles County, Va. she was a daughter of the late Lafe and Fennie Champ. She was preced- in death by her husband, John W. Lambert, in 1955.

Survhrors include one son, Cleo Champ of Princeton; one foster son, Malcom Champ; two grandchildren; and one great grandchild. Funeral services will be conducted at 2 Friday in the Burns of Memorial Funeral'Director with Dr. L. B. Huston in charge.

Burial will be in Rose Lawn Memorial Gardens. The body will remain at the Ira W. Stanley Dies In Hospital ALDERSON (RNS) Ira Stanley, 80, diedv Wednesday morning at the Denmar hospital near Beard. He was a retired cattleman. He was once employed by the Alderson Livestock Market.

Born Feb. 18,1985, he was a son of the late William Stanley and Susan Dosier Stanley. Survivors include three sons, Lawrence of Porton, C. W. of Greenville, and Lloyd of the army at Ft Knox, three daughters, Mrs.

Sue Trout of Alderson, Mrs. Bertha Thompson PAX (RNS) Visiting Sunday with Mrs. Hattie Tyree and family were her nephew and wife, Air. and Mrs. B.

R. Morgan, and children, Riley, Teresa, Dennis, Kathy and twins, Christina and Becky, of Barboursville; Miss uamona Smith of Long Branch; Mr. and Mrs. Bill Meador of Oak Hill; and Mr. and Mrs.

Howard Cole Beckley. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Nichols ot Horse Creek visited in Clay County Sunday with his mother, Mrs. Virgie Nichols, who has returned Parkersburg where Nichols 1 brother, Harry (Buster) Nichols is missing after a cave-in two weeks ago.

Mrs. Carl Murdock and Mrs. Raymond Kelly of Long Branch went on the trip to Morgantown Wednesday with the club members of different area Farm Woman Clubs of Fayette County. They visited West Virginia University and other of interest. Visrting Lively with Mrs.

Margie Tomey and other relatives are her brother 'and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Mason Lively, and her sister, Mrs. Letha Davis all of Huntington. Visiting Mr.

and Mrs. Seibert Janney while her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Akers is visiting in Orlando, is Mrs. Jarmey's mother, Mrs, Virginia McGraw, of St.

Albans. Mrs. Linda Nichols and Bobby Nichols of Charleston spent last week with her son-in- law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs Dennis Keffer and family at Lively. Visiting over the weekend with the Keffers were her brothers and sister-in-law, Mr.

and Mrs. Bobby Nichols of Indianapolis, and Billy Nichols of Charleston Mrs. J. E. Fuller, Mr.

and Mrs. David Fuller and son, Duane, of Long Branch and Mrs. Mabel Evans of Lively, visited in Superior Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Vass and family.

Mrs. J. E. i iiJ er remained at Superior with and Mrs. Edna Rosenburger of son-in-law and daugher, the Charleston; three brothers, Wil- Vass S- She will come to Iroquoia liam and Everette of Alderson, -J and Edward of Blue Springs.

Funeral services will be at 2 ret uraing home. and visit her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Fuller and family before p.m. Friday at the Lobban Funeral Home with Rev.

P. H. McKain in charge. Burial will be in the Fletcher Addition near Aider- Fred Huber is visiting his wife and family at Long Branch after spending several months in son. Hershel Ballard's Rites Completed PETERSTOWN (RNS) Hershel Emerson Ballard, 63, of Charleston, formerly of Bozoo.

died suddenly in a Hinton hotel his week. Mrs. C. Harnsbarger, Mrs. Jack Keatley, and Mrs.

W. B. Poling are attending Synodical Training School at Elkins this week. The Rev. Ray Hanson Jr.

urges the membership to attend the Covenant Life Curriculum study given at 5 p.m. each acquaint the congregation on this subject announced that C. E. Jones has fbeen selected to represent, the Men of the Church of Synod to be on the Synod's Committee on Evangelism; and R. E.

Core is on the Committee on Negro Work. Pamphlets were distributed to the congregation on StSiman College and TRAV, two parts of General Fund milk, Miss Fayet Dotson, Miss Linda Dotson, Miss Gloria Jean Blake, Miss Patty Hinkle, Miss kle, Mrs. Morton, Mrs. ZeJda Linda Zimmerman, Mrs. Grade at Lee Loader LtxidermfflL Zfrranennan, and Miss Sherry Born at Bozoo Oct.

1899, he was a son of the late Sylvester and Nora Chambers Ballard. He had resided at Bozoo a number of years and was formerly engaged as a construction worker. He is survived by two sisters Mrs. B. F.

Hazelwood of Beck- fey and Helen Weideusall of Columbus, Ohio; a step-mother, Mrs. Viota Ballard of Jacksonville, five half-brothers. Chiton, Carl and Bernard of Becfcley, Junior of Ft. Lauderdale, and Walter in the Merchant Marines; a step-daughter, Mrs. Alice McCoy of Charleston- a half-sister, Airs.

Floyd Spangler of Jacksonville. a stepbrother Hayes Brotten of Beckley; and a step-sister, Mrs Wfl- lie Ferguson of Beckley. Funeral services will be held in Charleston Friday. The body has been taken from Broyles Funeral Home in Peterstown to Cun- Rug Making Demonstration Scheduled By Mrs. May Mrs.

A. V. May (center) of Lewisburg is shown demonstrating how to make braided rugs, to (left) Mrs. C. W.

Lewis, Sr. of Lewisburg and Miss Kathleen OTarrefl of Write Sulphur Springs. Mrs. May will demons- strate how to make a living room rug on Friday afternoon from 2 to 5 p.m. at the West Virginia Centennial Folk Arts and Artifacts Exhibition which is being held in the dining room (ground floor) of Greenbrer College in Lewisburg.

The exhibit is under the direction of Miss Jeanne Ekanore Coyne. ningnam Funeral Home Charleston. in Tope' Stamps Out VATICAN CITY (AP The Vatican has issued three stamps Hospital He win return to the hospital in two weeks. Mr. and Mrs.

Bob Humphrey and son, Mr. and Mrs Alfred Humphrey visited in Princeton Sunday. A. W. Pettry visited Friday in Charleston with his daughter Miss Nancy Pettry, who is moving to Dunbar.

Pettry was accompanied to Charleston by Ira Williams. Mrs. Gypsie Sublette visited in Horse Creek her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. George Sparks euroute from Columbus Ohio, where she had visited her sister, Mrs.

Martha Reuss and her niece and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Ernie eff. She is now visit- int in Roanoke, with her Mrs. Ella Rider.

Sublette is a former resident of Horse Creek. Visiting Sunday with Mr. anl Mrs. J. E.

Lively were Mrs. daughter, Mrs. Snutfer, and family of Becklev Mr. and Mrs. Ira Stover and family of Quinwood.

and Jess Humphrey of Crestline, Ohio. Airs. Lively is convalescing at home after suffering a heart attack. Sgt. I-C and Mrs.

Ray Leach and children, Peggy, Sue and Linda Lee, have left the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fuller of Long Branch, for S3 Paso. Texas where he will be stationed. The Leach's had lived in Mount HoUey, N.

or several years. IS HOSPITALIZED HINTON Mrs. D. J. Stover of Hinton is a patient in the Ra- i-vuu MUV tTKLI commemorating the vacant seat av period between the death of Pope leigh General hospital since Fri- John XXIH and the election of the next Pope.

A 26-mile-wide crater in South Africa is attributed to bit by an asteroid. The Groningen natural gas field in Hofiand possesses probably twice the reserve of Europe's two biggest fields, Lacq in southern France and Italy's Po VaBey field..