Beckley Post-Herald from Beckley, West Virginia • Page 10

EIGHT BECKLEY POST-HERALD, BECKLEY, W. VA, WEDNESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 18,1963 1 Valley WILLJAMS3URG RNS The re-organization meeting of the Junior 4-H Ciu? called to order by the newly-appointed leader. Mrs, Henry Simmons, in the Junior High music room Friday This the first meeting for the new club. New officers were elected and installed. They are: Jiirjfnie vice president.

Roger Hinkle; secretary, Goldie Hamilto-i; treasurer, Bobby Legg; game leader, Larry llarrah; and song leader, Samnrv Gee. Mr. and Mrs. James Dean serve as counselors. The next meeting will be Oct.

2 in the school music room. Thespian Club Officers At Greenbrier High School Thespian Club officers have president, daughter of Mr. and and Karen Fleshman, vice presi- bcen elected at Greenbrier High Mrs. James T. Shanklin: Jewel School in'Ronceverte.

They are Bennett, secretary, daughter of (left to right) Joann Shanklin, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan W. Bennett; dent, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Oscar Flreshrnan. NewMetersVoted Administrators Qualify By Alder son ror dreenbrier Lstates ALDERSON (ENS) At meeting held Thursday at the city hall, the Alderson City Council voted to order new parking me- rs. These will be of an improved type and designed to take nickels erk ffice for. The cost of each meter will be $51.50. It -was also voted to put a new roof on the city building.

Don McGuire, engineer, present- i NIMITZ (RNS Robert Pack! iof Hope well, spent the week-' with his parents, Mr. and; I Mrs. Cecil Pack. 1 Mr. and Mrs.

Cecil Okes of: Cleveland, Ohio, are visiting his Mr. and Mrs. Clarence his grandmother, Mrs. Jane Wilson, and other relatives. I Mrs.

Clara Lilly is reported to somewhat improved after suf- fering a slight stroke at her home here. Mr. and Mrs. John Ray Hedrick wars "i' 01 Aiken, S. are visiting has Mr.

and Mrs. Orla Hed- her parents, Mr. and Clarence Okes. They were living at Marfrance, children piled here because of the ieoosit Co Jw Holliday, deceased, andi of her brotner-ra-law of Maryland as surety. Samuel Audrey Hoilida She gave bond Moye.

His mother, Mrs. Orla Hed- Preston Jr. was appointed com-' of with Wilson B. Holliday Class Officers Elected By Seniors In Ronceverte Senior class officers have been elected at Greenbrier High School in Ronceverte. They are 'left to right) Donald Lee McKnight, treasurer, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Donald McKnight of Ronceverte: Sandra Fullea, ver. president, daughter of Mr. historian, daughter of Mr. and and Mrs.

Carol Deaver of Fair- Mrs. LeRoy Fallen of Ronce- lea; and Ojar Skujins, secretary, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ro- verte; Linzy Persinger, vice president, son of Mrs. Celia F.

Fink of Ronceverte; Carol Dea- mans Skujins of Ronceverte. LEWISBURG (RNS--The anci Robert Hanson. lowing fiduciary orders have been! Audrey E. Holliday of Marfrance entered in the Greenbrier as guardian for William I Carl age of ensineer, pieaciii- the cSmcil ifems and maps missioner of accounts and apprais- ers are Lewis A. Fleshman, A.

A. ed concerning the proposed improvement- to the city's water plant and system. The council moved to accept project 5,037 concerning the interceptors and sewage with a federal grant of 5,025 for which plans must be completed within 70 days. The council adopted a resolution commending the selection of Miss Veraele Bowman, warden at the Federal Reformatory for Women, as West Virginia's Centennial Daughter of The Year, who will be honored in a special ceremony Sept. 21.

to be held in Hinton Class Gives Party For Ethel Bartgis B3NTON (RNS) Mrs. Ethel Bartgis was honored on her birthday anniversary Friday at 7:30 by the Ladies Fellowship Class of the Bellepoint Baptist Church. The party was held at the home of Mrs. Ruby Lacy. Games and contests were held during the evening.

As customary in the remembrance of the members birthdays, each member composed an nal poem to the honoree and the prize was awarded to Mrs. Ermaj Ballengee for the best poem. After Mrs. Bartgis had openeu and displayed her gifts the women were invited into the dining room for refreshments. The table was decorated in the pink motif with a huge birthday cake hi pink and a flower arrangement of pink asters flanked by tall lighted tapers.

The guest list included Mrs. Helen Peaco. Mrs Ruth Davis, Mrs. Mable Honaker, Mrs. Marie pack, Mrs.

Erma Ballensee. Mrs. Ethel Bartgis Mrs. Ruby Lacy, Mrs. Mona Cumby.

Mrs. Erma Honaker. Margaret Woodrum and Mrs. Lettie Dobbins. Now Many Wear FALSE TEETH With More Comfort FASTEETH, a pleasant alkaline (non-acid) Bowder, hoJds false teeth more finnly.To eat and talk in more comfort, just sprinkle a little FAS- TEETH on your plates.

No gummy, gooey, pasty taste or feeling. ChecKs odor" (denture Get FASTEETH at any drug McLaughlin and J. H. Dye. of Smoot as suretv.

Samuel P. rick, accompanied them home after spending the past week in Preston Jr. was appointed commissioner of accounts. Mr. and Mrs.

Hubert Williams VioletB Johnson Box 8 Quin- Jo Radford. Box Caldxvell, son Richard spent Sunday vioiet v. Jonnson, vox yum qualified ag adminislrator of the with their son and aaugnter-m- School Memories Is Club Program HINTON RRNS) The Hintoa StJtch and Chatter Club met Sat- urdav evening in the home of Mrs." C. Px. Maddy on James Street.

The meeting was high- h2bted with a program entitled "School Day with Mrs. Irvia S. Maddy serving as moderator. The meeting was called to order by the club president, Mrs. 4.

and the short business session included the regular reports of the club. A contribu- ion was made to the Summers County Blood Program and Mrs. Mann volunteered as the donor for the next visit of the bloodmobile which will be on 'Spet. 30. The program was centered around the memories of school i and each member related for the I group some funny memory from school days.

The hostess served party plates to the following members: Mrs. i j. C. Bigony, Miss Frances Miss" Arline Daughefty, iMi-s. P.

B. Gooch, Mrs. J. M. iGooch, Mrs.

H. 0. Graham, Mrs. T. Hoover, Mrs.

C. A. Johnison. Mrs. F.

L. Maddy, Mrs. ilrvin Maddv, Mrs. W. C.

Mann, ilrs. Lark Meador, Mrs. H. C. Porter.

Mrs. A. F. Sentz, Mrs. Fred Webb, Mrs.

J. N. Wilson, Mrs. C. R.

Maddy and Mrs. M. J. Wine. Lodge Practice Session IsHeldByHinton Group HELTON (RNS) Members of the meeting opened with the pres- thc Degree of Honor Lodge metj en a tion of the flag by Mrs.j Saturday at 2 p.m.

in the Coopera-! Marguerite Maddy and the pledge; JUMPING BRANCH (RNS) itive Hall for a meeting and a OI allegiance was given in Weekend visitors of Mrs. J. C. i practice session in preparation Burdette and Mrs. I Hatcher were her husband, J.

C. I inspection. JLaaura Martin attended the altar Hatcher, who is employed in I Called to order by the president, iand the prayer of the order waslCharlottsvilie, her daughter, Gladys Taylor, and her wood, qualified as administrator of the estate of Thomas William Johnson of Quinwood. She gave bond of $20,000 with Fidelity and Deposit Co. of Maryland as surety.

Samuel P. Preston Jr. was appointed commissioner of accounts and appraisers are Bill Kennedy Clarence Carroll, and Claude Anderson. C. H.

Bivens of Alderson qualified as administrator of the estate of Melvin Everett Nalley of Aider- son. He gave bond of $7,500 with Fidelity and Deposit Co. of as surety. C-. A.

McHale was appointed commissioner of accounts and appraisers are Lewis A. Fleshman, G. 0. Leff and Lou T. GilkersoiL Rosser Long of Fayetteville qualified as administrator of the estate of Elizabeth M.

Dickson of White Sulphur Springs. He gave bond of $25,000 with no security required under terms of the will, 'aul J. O'Farrell was appointed commissioner of accounts and appraisers are Horace, L. Goodman, J. Nickell and Jack Winkler.

William D. Austin of Ronceverte qualified as committee for Joseph W. Austin now committed to Weston State Hospital. He gave bond if $200 "with Jean Rodeussakis of Ronceverte as surety. Samuel P.

Preston Jr. was appointed commissioner of accounts and appraisers are Melvin Dolan, H. M. Rosie Lea Plmnley Weds D. R.

Moten NIMITZ (RNS) Mr. and Mrs. Minor Plumley of Pluto have announced the marriage of their niece. Miss Rosie Lea Plumley, and David Russel Moten, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Bill Moten of Nimitz. The ceremony was performed at 3:15 p.m. Saturday at the home of the Rev. Willie Wills of Madam Creek, who officiated. Mrs.

Moten as graduated from Shady Spring High School and is employed at the Shore Drive Inn at Hinton. Moten attended Einton Schools and has been working in Hopewell, Va. He is scheduled to leave Sept. 23 for induction into the Army. estate of Mrs.

Cora B. Fury of Caldweli She gave bond of with Fidelity and Deposit Co. of Maryland as surety. Samuel P. Mr.

and Mrs. Bobby Williams, and son. Robbie, of Belle. Mr. and Mrs.

John L. Wilcox went to Jefferson. N. Monday Preston Jr. was appointed com- to attend the funeral of his aunt, missioner of accounts and apprais- Mrs.

Mabel Wilcox. who was killers are Dewey H. Flynn. Honaker and John Loomis. Roy Jed in the trailer-bus wreck near I Princeton.

Velma McClung of Ronceverte qualified as administrator of the estate of Melvin Luther McCJung of Smoot. She gave bond of $5,000 with Fidelity and Deposit Co. of Maryland as surety. Samuel P. Preston Jr.

was appointed commissioner of accounts and appraisers are George Martin, Joe Patterson and Bryce Sawyer. Clyde B. Fullcn cf Lewisburg qualified as administrator of the estate of Maggie E. Fullen of Lewisburg. He gave bond of $1,000 with Harry M.

Fullen of Lewisburg as surety. C. A. McHale was appointed commissioner of accounts and appraisers are Gary J. Forren, Clyde Goodwin and A.

K. Hellems. Paul J. OTarreU of White Sulphur Springs qualified as administrator of the estate of Howard W. GiUespie of White Sulphur Springs.

He gave bond of $3,000 with United States Fidelity and Guaranty Co. as surety. Francis S. Davis was appointed sioner of accounts and appraisers are Edward L. Johnson, C.

R. Walkup and D. W. Murray. Arretta M.

Seay of Trout qualified as administrator of the estate of Anthony Ledrew Cohernour of Trout. She gave bond of $1,000 with no security required under terms of the will: Samuel P. Preston Jr. was appointed commissioner of accounts and appraisers are A. W.

Bryant. Charlie Viers and Sam McMillion. W. R. Fleshman of Charmco qualified as administrator of the estate of Everett Peter Smith of Charmco.

He gave bond of $3.000 with Fidelity and Deposit Co. of Maryland as surety. Samuel P. Preston Jr. was appointed commissioner of accounts and appraisers are Russell Jarrett, L.

F. Johns and A. W. Jarrett. The camel is mean and ill-tempered and never makes friends with humans.

Mr. and Mrs. Cline Lilly of Charleston spent the weekend with his sister, Miss Nora Lilly. Piedmont Amines formation HINTON (RNS)--Jack Dempsey Yancey of San Diego, has arrived in Hinton to spend some with his mother, Mrs. J.

W. Yancey of Temple Street, and to visit other relatives in the Hinton area, Crab Orchard, and Virginia. Dr. and Mrs. B.

W. McNeer and son, Mike, left Monday night for Charlottesville. where Mike will resume his studies at the University of Virginia. Dr. and Mrs.

McNeer plan to return to Hinton tonight. Mr. and Mrs. W. I.

Merrett of Huntington, who have been visiting his brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Maloney, have returned to their home.

Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Hill of Fifth Avenue have as their guest, Roy Chambers of Lynchburg.

Va. Miss Goldie Baker, a student at Bluefield State College, spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. E.

Baker of Pleasant Street, She was accompanied to Hinton by Miss Mary Carol Hutchinson of Lynchburg, Va. Galloway Cole, who has been 21 in the Raleigh General Hospital in Beckley. has been released and is now at the home of his daughter, Mrs. George Scott on Fifth Avenue. Mrs.

Effie Bare of Hinton has returned to her home after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Vass and family of Goshen. Mr. and Mrs.

Lamer Baker of Salem. and her two sisters, Mrs. Arthur Pannell and Mrs. Earl Meador of Clifton Forge, Va. Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph Grider of Bluefield and Institute were visiting in the area over the weekend and were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. E.

Anderson. Edgar Yancey of Covington, visited his mother, Mrs. John Yancey. over the weekend. Two sons of King Saud of Saudi Arabia have lost their government jobs; their uncle.

Crown Prince Faisal, who is also the nation's premier, announces. Got the royal run-around? given by Mrs. Burdette. A short business session included or Mission rou of and the discus- sion of the old and new business grandson, Norman Ray Hatcher of CharlottsviHe. Mr.

and Mrs. Bee Pack of Hyattsville. are visiting here HINTON (RA S) --Mrs. Georgia of the lodge. A Sunshine offering with relatives and friends.

iRatliff was hostess to the meet-j was taken and Mrs. Nellie Gales i ing of the Four Mile Mission Cir- was accepted by the group as a Mr. and Mrs. 0. J.

Bowling visited during the week with his 98 Years Old Mrs. Elizabeth Seldomridge celebrated her 98th birthday anniversary Sunday. Mrs. Seldomridge is the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs.

Ralph McCuIlin. She was born in Frankford Sept. 15, 1865. She has lived in Greenbrier County her entire life. Mrs.

Seldomridge makes her cle of the Four Mile Baptist new member. Juanita Lois Vass nephew, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Church at her home Thursday at 7:30 p. m.

The card chairman. Mrs. Dixie and Virginia Lee Cox were transferred from the Junior Lodge to the Adult Lodge. Lee Fox, gave a report on cards i The grouo decided to make a sent to the sick and shut-ins and the circle voted to furnish milk for two underprivileged school children and to prepare basket for a shut-in. Mrs.

Janice Richmond a food announced the following spiritual life program arranged on the theme "Lxn of God." The program home with her daughter, Mrs. opened with a hymn "Heroes of H. E. Hughes of Frankford. jchristain sung in chor- Mrs.

Hughes said her mother jus. Readings were given by Miss still enjoys reading newspapers. $10 donation to the state convention which will be held in Fairmont Oct. 10-11. A committee composed of Mrs.

Hattie Lawsou and Mrs. Laura Martin was appointed to select and purchase gifts for the state officers that will be present at the inspection. The meeting was dosed in due form with the following members Miss Andora Lilly, daughter of Hospital Patients HINTON (RNS) The Hinton Hospital listed the following patients admitted Monday: Charles Hershel Ellison me to MrsTHelen YouDg7Mrs. Mrs. Larry Farley of True; Wil- Helen Epperly, Mrs.

Ira Fox, Mrs. Linda Richmond, Mrs. Georgia Ratliff, Mrs. Dixie Fox, Mrs. Ira Fox and Mrs.

Helen Young. The next meeting of the circle will be at the home of Mrs. Dixie Fox in Hinton on the second Thursday in October. The hostess served in attendance: Mrs. Chessie Ramsey, Mrs.

Hattie Lawson, Mrs. Athelene Lawson, Mrs. Foye Meador, Mrs. Alethia Kincaid, Mrs. Marguerite Maddy, Mrs.

Ursley Burdette, Mrs. Marjorie Bowles. Mrs. Laura Martin and Mrs. Virgie O'Bryan.

Laura Jones, Mrs. Drema Turn- Mrs. Dixie Lee Fox, Mrs. liam Ward of Sandstone; Mrs. Victor Teaney and Mrs.

Basil rr R. Adkins of Meadow Bridge; Georgia Ratliff Mrs. Janice Rich- Mrs. Calvin Bennett Jr. of Balmond Linda Richmond, Miss lard: Mrs.

Lfflie Bowden of Barbara Miss Nancy derson: Mrs. Pearl BaUangee of Brooks: Mrs. Ida Lee Nicely of Springdale; Mrs. Andrew B. Cole.

in a Mrs. Rose Ellen Mann, Howard Dempsey Ward, Mrs. Delia Shrader, Mrs. Bobby Lee Adkins. Joyce Gwinn, Mrs.

Harold Adkins, Mrs. Lame Bennett and Clarence Gunnoe, all of Hinton. Dismissed were Ralph Martin of Meadow Bridge: Mrs. Thomas Bragg of Meadow Creek: Ralph McKinney and Junior Andrews of Sandstone: Mrs. Amos Sears of Lowell: Jeanette Tabor of Talcott; Mrs.

John Q. Hedrick of Ballengee; Leonard Lilly of Nimitz: Mrs. Sherman A. Bennett of Pluto: and Mrs. Harry Bryson, David Earl Lilly, Melvin Adkins, Mrs.

Edward Meyers, Mrs. John Spencer. Wayne Caul, Mary Adkins, Other Richmond, Carl Cale, Garnet Gilpin, Joyce Gwinn. William Sanders, Mrs. Durward Gilpin.

Mrs. Dewey Neely and Miss Martha Gill, all of Hinton. MEETING IS SLATED RONCEVERTE (RNS) A public meeting will be held by the Mount Vernon Skylarks 4-H Club today at 7:30 p.m. at the Mount Vernon Elementary School. This meeting will be stressing the West Virgnia Centennial.

All members are urged to be present and the cublic is invited. Kenneth Young. Alderson Visitors ALDERSON and Mrs. Marvin Rittinger have as guests their grandson, T. Sgt.

Marcus Dillon Jr. and wife and two daughters, Susan and Debbit, of Handsboro. who will leave this week for New York, N. to take a jet from there to Iran where he will be stationed with the Air Force for two years. Also visiting in the Kittinger home are Mr.

and Mrs. Roy Dishroon of Norfolk, Va. Visiting last week with Mr. and Mrs. Kittinger were their son-in- law and daughter, Mr.

and Mrs. Marcus Dillon of Citra, Fla. and their son-in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs.

William Beasley of Staunton, Va. DOCTOR ATTENDS CONFAB ALDERSON (RNS) Dr. C. L. Cavendish of the Alderson Medical Center and president of the West Virginia Society of Osteo- Walker of Oak Hill.

Mrs. Virginia Wilcox, chairman of the Sabin Polio Clinic for Jumping Branch, reported a good turn out for the vaccine Sunday. Seven hundred eight persons attended- Mr, and Mrs. E. C.

"Pete" Deeds of Saint Albans spent Saturday with their sisters. Misses Virginia. Frances, and Vergie Deeds. Miss Judith Cox, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Waldo Cox, and Mr. and Mrs. Audrey have enrolled at Concord College for the fall term. E. C.

Cole, who has been a patient at Raleigh General Hospital for several weeks, has been released and is with his daughter, Mrs. George Scott of Hinton. Couple Observes 50th Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. James R.

Flesh- of Frankford celebrated man their golden wedding anniver- Alderson Guests ALDERSON (RNS) Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Fischer of Blacksburg, were over Eight guests last week of her brother-inJaw and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Crawford On their return to Blacksburg, he resigned his position as a member of the teaching staff at Virginia Polytechnic Institute and they left for Las Vagas, where he has ership conference of the West Virginia Association for Mental Health.

Christian Mission Meeting Held At Harvey Home Members of the Christian Mission in Southern Asia which consists of India. East and West Pakistan, Ceylon and Nepal met in the home of Mrs. Dale Harvey Saturday at 7:30 p. m. Missions Education secretaries of the WSCS shown above are (left to right) Mrs.

Joseph P. Byrd of Ronceverte, Mrs. Dale Harvey of Lewisburg, Mrs. Clyde Buzzard of Frankford and Mrs. Thomas McNeal of Richlands.

Others present were Mrs. Harold Jones of Richlands, Miss Ruth Simmons of Frankford and Mrs. A. K. Piercy of Ronceverte.

Churches cooperating are Richlands, Oct. 6 at 7:30 p. Lewisburg, Oct. 10, 7:30 p. Frankford, Oct.

16, 7:30 p. with Renick assisting: and Ronceverte, Oct. 20, 7:30 p. Elizabeth Chapel assisting. BECKIEY OPEN-AfR THEATRE Bargoin Nite--SI .00 Per Carload "BOYS NIGHT OUT" Color James Garner Kim Novak PLUS "MARCO POLO" Color Rory Calhoun Yoko Ton? Crab Orchard Dr.

In "PLAYGIRL AFTER DARK- COLOR Jayne Mansfield Leo Genn MATING URGE" COLOR ACTUAL LOVE RITES FROM 11 COUNTRIES ADULTS ONLY MOUNTAIN AIR DRIVE-IN GLEN JEAN Family Nite $1 Per Carload "I THANK A FOOL" Susan Hayward Peter Finch PLUS "SOMETHING WED" Carroll Baker Ralph Meeker eastern Division of the University of Nevada. Church Meet Slated LEWISBURG (RNS) The Men of the Old Stone Presbyterian Church are urged to be present for their meeting today at 6:30 pjn. in Fellowship Hall. Circle No. 4, Mrs.

G. H. Gall, chairman, will have charge of the dinner. Col. C.

M. McMurray will be in charge of the program, which has to do with the Every Family Visitation to be made by the church officers and the Men of the Church Sept. 22-29. Make reservations with Lee Zinn, John M. Robertson Jr.

or Dr. George Lemons. sary with open house at their home Sunday. About 90 persons attended. A Spanish professor who recently wrote a book which denounces the granting of literary awards has been elected to receive the annual Cervates literary award.

Given to see if he practices what he preaches? Phone 877-2821 Wednesday-Thursday M-G-M presents A sroductifl citr HORIZONTAL LIEUTENANT Cinemascope METROCOLOR, OPEN TODAY 5:00 LAST 2 DAYS! A 253-4322 Features 5:25 7:35 9:40 FRANCIS STARTS FRIDAY! Phis was the summer Clayboy would never forget. This was the summer of Claris and WAlirCOX.