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BECKLEY POST-HERALD, BECKLEY, W. THURSDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 24,1977 Fayette County News NINETEEN Wyoming Queens Valentine queens of the Beta Sigma Phi sororities in Pinevilie were crowned Saturday evening at a valentine's dance held at the Kopperston Recreation Building. Crdwned were Mrs. Brooks (Alieta) Walker (from left), a member of the Delta Xi chapter; Mrs. Royalty Crowned Larry (Peggy) Baldwin, Gamma Xi chapter; Mrs.

Jack (Evelyn) Martin, Preceptdr Chi chapter, and Dilmeda Carter, Xi Beta Epsilon chapter. (Post Herald Photo) Valentine's Dance Held KOPPERSTON (RNS) The annual valentine's Qance of the four Pineville chapters of Beta Sigrna Phi Sorority was held at the Kopperston Recreation Building Saturday evening. Music was provided by the County Addition and serving as co-chairmen were Mrs. Peggy Bladwin arid Mrs. Kathy Fox, Members of the Gamma Xi chapter were in charge of the dance.

Traditional valentine decorations of red and white were used throughout the room with a mirror orb hanging from the center of the ceiling. Tables were covered in white with red hearts on the cloths and the serving table was centered with red and white carnations accented with greenery and lighted red tapers in a white wrought-iron holder. The queens are chosen by a vote of her respective chapter. The queen and her escort walked through an archway decorated with greenery and accented with red and white hearts. The queens were seated in white wrought-iron chairs for the crowning.

Toastmistress was Mrs. Kathy Smallwood, a member of the Gamma Xi chapter. Traditional Decorations Used Traditional yellow roses, the sorority flower, was presented to each of the queens from their prospective chapters. Crowned were Mrs. Jack (Evelyn) Martin of the tor Chi chapter; Dilmeda Carter, Xi Beta Epsilon chapter; Mrs.

Larry (Peggy) Baldwin. Gamma Xi chapter, and Mrs. Brooks (Aleita) Walker, Delta Xi chapter. Mrs. Martin was escorted by her husband.

Jack, and she was crowned by Mrs. Freeda "Lambert. Mrs. Dorothy Bolt presented Mrs. Martin her flowers.

Ms. Carter, escorted by Tom Burgess, was crowned by Mrs. Charlotte Goode, last year's queen. Her flowers were pfesetried by Mrs. Kay Lambert.

Mrs. Baldwin was escorted by her husband, Larry, and she was crowned by "last year's queen. Mrs. Francis Mikles. Mrs.

Renva Toler presented her flowers. Husbands Serve As Escorts Mrs. Walker, escorted by her husband, Brooks, was crowned by Mrs. Audrey Humphreys, last year's queen, and her flowers were presented by Mrs; Debbie Lackey. Attending from the Preceptor Chi chapter were Mr.

and Mrs. Jack Martin, Dr. and Mrs. Satri Lambert, Mr. and Mrs.

Bernard Stump. Mr Mrs. Charlie Smallwood and Mrs. Ddrothy Bolt and guest, Marvin Phillips. Attending from the Xi Beta Epsilon chapter were Mr.

and Mrs. Harry Dale Cook. Mr. and Mrs. Denny Swetnam, Mr.

and Mrs. Wes Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Bennett Lyons, Mr. and Mrs.

Dallie Lambert, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Mullens, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Goode and Dilmeda Carter and guest, Tom Burgess Attending from the Gamma Xi chapter were Mr.

and Mrs. Kermit Toler. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Evans Mr.

and Mrs. Mike Estep, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wyatt. Mr.

and Mrs. Randy Cook, Mr. and Mrs. C. L.

Walls, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smallwood Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Gunter, Mr.

and Mrs. Tom Rasnake and Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Mikles of Hurricane. Present from the Delta Xi chapter were Mr.

and Mrs. John Gildea, Mr. and Mrs. Brooks Walker. Mr.

and Mrs. Snny Dunn, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hargis, Mr. and Mrs.

Andy Hill. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Humphreys. Mr.

and Mrs. Ronnie Laughlin, Mr. and Mrs. John Pennington, Mr. and Mrs.

George Privett. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sowers and Mr. and Mrs.

Mike Lackey. Special guests were Mr. and Mrs. Bob Waker of Kopperston. Marriage Licenses REV.

AND MRS. BERT GIBSON Feted At Dinner 69th Anniversary Marked By Couple RAIINELLE The Rev. and Mrs. Bert Gibson of Rainelle, formerly of Meadow Bridge, observed their 69 wedding anniversary with a dinner Saturday hosted by their daughter, Mrs. Lilly Ratliff, at her home in Rainelle.

Mrs. Gibson is the former Mary Eliabeth Taylor and Mr. Gibson is the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Ed Gibson.

Married Feb. 19, 1908, at Rockwell, the couple has eight living children. They are Mrs Ratliff Lawrence of Baltimore, Evert, Mrs. Zeala Troglin, Mrs. Evelyn Mitchum, Mrs.

Fred Moore and Mrs. Ruby George, all of Charleston, S. and Mrs. Wanda Hart of Rupert. He served years in the ministry, worked'in the coal mines and operated a grocery store in Meadow Bridge.

They have 37 grandchildren; 35 great-grandchildren and 4 great-great- era ndchildren. Others present were two grandsons, Loyd and Timmy Hart, Mr. and Mrs. James Edens, Mr. and Mrs.

Charley Lilly, Mr. and Mrs. Ottie Black, Gladys Flanagan, Earl Hughart and Desta Gregg. Greenbrier County LEWISBURG (RNS) Joe Dayton Pinon Jr. of Hickory.

N. and Maria Jean Vaden Berg of Ronceverte have been issued a marriage license in Greenbrier County. Wyoming County PINEVILLE (RNS) The following marriage licenses have been issued by the Wyoming County clerk: Roy Dean Sizemore. 18, of Kopperston. son of Hearley Sizemore and Vernie Toler.

and Anita Ann Gibson, 17, of Cyclone, daughter of BUI Gibson Jr. and Juanita C. Brown. Ralph Guy Rose, 51. of Cherokee, N.

son of J. T. Rose and Mary Edwards, and Wilma Lee Brown, 52. of Cherokee. N.

daughter of William Lon Brown and Zenia Millsaps. Mack Noble Boman 20, of Helen, son of Mack Noble Bowman and Opal Marie Foster, and 311a Mae Ashley, 19, of Amigo, daughter of George W. Ashley and Annie Mae Billings. Ralph Edward Bailey, 26. of Kopperston.

son of Seldon Ralph Bailey and Mary Elizabeth Lamb, and Shirley Ann Lester, 22, of Oceana. daughter of Guy Lester and Brookie Lorraine Fisher. Terry L. Daniels, 16, of Matheny, son of Franklin Daniels and Janice Blankenship, and Rebecca Lynn Canterbury, 16, of Jesse, Thomas Canterbury and Dallas Hendrick. John Franklin Williams, 41, of Corinne, son of Joseph M.

Williams and Betty L. Wood, and Phyllis Ann DeHart. 35. of Mullens, daughter of Victor Bert Lawson and Sylvia Ann Sampson. PINEVILLE Beckley Post-Herald Correspondent Mrs.

Emma Schoolcraft Phone 732-7245 Princeton Area News Briefs PRINCETON (RNS) Sunday visitors of Mrs. Minta Graham were Jack Brurik and son, Jeffrey, of Ravena, Ohio: Arlie Brunk of Ft. Carson Mack Shrewsbury of Matoaka; Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Shrewsbury and sons, Danny, Douglas and David, who have moved to Princeton from Guam, and Mr.

and Mrs. Dale Shutt. Mr. and Mrs. R.

C. Carbuagh and children. Michael, Jeffrey and Pansy, visited Mrs. Kathleen Cumby and Mrs. Sue Burton in MartinsvUle, over the weekend.

They also visited Cincy Cumby. who is a patient in a Martinsville hospital from injuries received In an automibile accident. In 1996, the first closed circuit educational TV system used in schools was started in Hagerstown, Md. Wyoming County Women's Program Given PINEVILLE (RNS) Freeda Lambert presented the program on "Worlds of Women" during the meeting of the Mary Magdalene Circle of the United Methodut Church Tuesday evening. The meeting was held at the Pineville home of Bee Rowe.

Mildred Hays, president, announced the World Day of Prayer service will be held at the Pineville Presbyterian Church at 7 p.m. March 4. Plans were discuned for the study of "Mark" beginning March 20 and continuing for three Sunday It was announced that the fellowship family dinner will be held at the church March 6. Announcement was made of the unit meeting to be held in Fellowship Hall of the church March 10. Plans were discimed for the Order of Eastern Star dinner to be held in Fellowship Hall at 6 p.m.

March 14. Others present were Doris Campbell, Nianaa Baldwin, Peggy Huffman, Dorothy Bolt, Clara Burton, Lettie Lambert, Zella Crews, Catherine Crews, Mildred McKtancy and Mary Margaret Rowe. The March meeting will be held at the home of Freeda Lambert and I-ettie Lambert will be in charge of the program. Visitors Return To Homes LONG BRANCH (RNS) Mr. aiid Mrs.

Biddlfe Williams and children, Chrystal, Biddle Julia and Susan, of Long Branch accompanied by her mother, Mrs. Geneva Lafferty of Oak Hill, spent the weekend in Chapmanville with their brother-in-law and sister and son-in-law and daughter, the Rev, and Mrs. John Wiley, and family. Mrs. Lafferty remained with her daughter because of an injured finger.

Coming to the Long Branch area for the funeral of Mrs. Virgie Williams were Mr. and Mrs. George Brooks of Connecticut. LIVELY (RNS) Spending the weekend with J.

Hazel Lively and her sister-in-law, Mrs. Carl B. Lively, were Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Lively and daughter.

Lee Ellen, of Norton, Va. Other visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Glen Lively and Larry Murdock of Princeton. Murdock also visited with Henry Canterbury of Lively and was a weekend guest of his father, Carl Murdock.

Mr. and Mrs. Carl B. Lively Jr. have announced the birth of their first child, Holli Marie, born in a Harrisonburg, hospital at 10 a.m.

Feb. 18. She weighed eight pounds arid two ounces. Lively is the son of Mr. and Mrs.

Carl Lively of Linville, Va. PAINT CREEK (RNS) Spending the weekend with Mrs. Lazella Powers and family of Paint Creek Road were her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Powers of Lynchburg, and daughter, Cindy, who attends school in Blacksburg.

and Mr. and Mrs. Jay Powers of Beckley. Billy K. Emerson of Wilmington, a former Paint Creek Road resident, underwent major surgery Monday in a Wilmington hospital.

Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Smith are visiting Mrs. Nora Humphrey and other friends in New Smyra Beach, Fla. Installing Officers Fayetteville Assembly 22, Order of Rainbow for Girls, held open installation ceremonies Sunday afternoon in Fayetteville.

Installing officers were Marie Wills (standing from matron of Slaina 81, Maiden, installing officer; Janey Wills, past mother advisor. Belle 7, chaplain: Judy Mullins, past matron, Cottageville Chapter OES 16, marshal, and Dale Dickerson, past worthy advisor of Assembly 22, recorder. Cathy Henson (seated) served as musician. (Post-Herald Photo) Group To Perform MONTGOMERY West Virginia Tech will host one performance only of Theatre West Virginia's "You're A Good Man, Charlie Brown." The production is scheduled for 7:30 p.m. March 3 in the Tech Center Ballroom.

The performance is free to the public. Theatre West Virginia is the state's only professional touring repertory company. Now in its fifth season. Theatre West Virginia was founded by John S. Benjamin and is supported, in part, by the West Virginia Arts and Humanities Council and the West Virginia Legislature.

Birth Announced LOOKOUT (RNS) Mr. and Mrs. Russell Bennett of Lookout have nounced the birth of their first daughter. Amy Michelle, born Feb. 17 in the Raleigh General Hospital at Beckley.

She weighed 7 pounds and 11 ounces. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bennett of Danese and Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Hypes of Lookout. LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING A hearing will be held by the PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION OF WEST VIRGINIA, in its Hearing Room at the Capitol in the City ol Charleston on February 25. 1977 at A.M. concerning the increased rates and charges tiled by CRAB ORCHARD A a public utility, for furnishing Water to 1300 customers at Crab Orchard Vicinity in the County of Raleigh. Anyone desiring to protest the approval of these increased rates should be present at the hearing for the giving of testimony of other evidence.

Subject to final determination by the Public Service Commission. Approximately M2.000 00 annually additional revenue will be produced, an increase of and the average monthly bill for the various classes of customers i be changed as follows; Residential S2.60 Commercial S7.20 Industrial None A complete copy of this tariff, as well as a representative of the Company to provide any information requested concerning it. is available to all customers, prospective customers or their agents at any of the following offices of the Company; A A A I CRAB ORCHARD. W. VA A copy of this tariff is also available for public inspection at the Offices of the Secretary of the Public Service Commission at the Capitol.

2.l8-F-1-PH-2-24-Th-l-PH A I A PURCHASING The State of west Virginia reauest bids on: File 22, Red, No. R-77-1C. DOH 4000 T. Agg. Del; Various stockpiles in Dist.

10, March 10, 1977 at 3 00 File 41, Req. No 1958, DNR 1-19774 wheel drive Vj ton pickup 'ruck, March 10, 1977 at 11.00; Req. No. 68, Soil Conservation (Agriculture), 1 low boy semi-trailer 25 ton capacity. March 10, 1977 at 11.00.

No bids will be considered unless submitted on forms prescribed by the Purchasing Division. Specifications available upon application. BEN E. RUBRECHT Director 3-3-Th 2-PH ORDER OF PUBLICATION CIRCUIT COURT OF RALEIGH I I I A I I A I I I a J. Lopez, a i i Milsgros C.

Lopei, Defendant, Civil Action No. 77-D-86. The object of this suit is to obtain a i matrimony. To the Above Named Defendant: It appearing by affidavit filed in this action that Milagros C. Lopei is a non-resident of the State Of West Virginia, it is hereby ordered that Milagros C.

Lopez serve upon Joseph Luchlnl, plaintiff's attorney, whose address is 224V 3 Main Street, BecKley, West Virginia, an answer, including any related counter claim or defense you may have to the complaint filed in this action on or before March 28, 1977. If you fail to do so, thereafter judgment, upon proper hearing and trial, may taken against you for the relief demanded in the complaint. A copy of said complaint can be obtained from the undersigned Clerk, at office. Entered by the Clerk of said Court on the 22nd day of February. 1977.

Zina H. French Clerk Of Court 3-3-TH-2-PH Carmelo J. Loper, Plaintiff Vs C.A. No. 77-D-86 Milagros C.

Lopez, Defendant in a Suit for Divorce. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF A I I I I A I I A DIVISION TO THE ABOVE NAMED PARTIES OF RALEIGH COUNTY, WEST V1RGINMA: You aro hereby notified that the undersigned Special Commissioner, to whom this action was heretofore referred will, at 9:00 o'clock a on the 6th day of April, 1977, at the i of the Court at tho Courthouse in the City cf Becklpy, Raleigh County. West Virginia, commence proceedings under tho order of reference in said action and will at said time and place proceed to 'he hearing of testimony therein, said hearing to be subject to adjournment and continuance by the undersigned Special Commissioner until completed. You arc specifically advised that if for any reason the hearing cannot be held on the indicated date, the hearing may be held on Ihe day following without further notice to you. Given under my hand this 22nd day of February.

1977. Norman Knapp Special Commissioner of the Circuit Court of Raleigh County, West Virginia, Intermediate Division 2-24-Th-l-PH NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR CHANGE OF NAME Notice is hereby given that on the 4th day of March, 1977, at AM. the undersigned, Teddie Ann Scarlav whose residence is Beckley, Raleigh County, West Virginia, will make application to tho Ci'cuit Court of Raleigh County. West Virginia, for a change of name of her child, John Thomas Mason, to John Tnomas Scarlas. under the provisions of Chapter 48, Article 5, et sea.

of the West Virginia Code of 1931, as amended TEDDIE ANN A A 2-24-Th-1-PH DEATH NOTICES --AND-FUNERAL ARRANGEMENTS MORRISON MORRISON, Mrs. Wiima; age 60, of Alexandria, Virginia, formerly of Glen Morgan. Funeral services will be conducted at 2:30 p.m. Thursday at the Rose Quesenberry Peace Chapel with the i i a Thompson officiating. Burial will follow in the Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens.

By Rose A Quesenberry Funeral Home timtrM Six plots. Blue Ridge Memc Gardens, Garden of Christus, 3843 after 5 p.m. 252- Losl. Found. Slnyid REWARD FOR return of male miniature silver schnauzer, last seen in Ewart Avenue area.

Please return, needs special diet and medication. 252-0010 or 253J607, LOST Bassett hound, black and white, good for nothing but i call 252-1204. LOST female doberman, 8 months old, Black and tan, answers to name of Gypsy, reward offered. If found call 255-1916. Shooting Milches fetkky AM Ph.

3S3.7»0* IN THE I I OF A I VIRGINIA ORDER OF PUBLICATION in the Clerk's Office of the Circuit Court of Raleigh County, West Virginia, on the 18th day of February, 1977, the following order was entered: STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA Plaintiff, VS: SCHOOL LAND SUIT NO. 139 CIVIL ACTION NO. 77-C-83 AMICK, JOHN; BALLARD, J. A OF A I COMBS, 2ETTIE; EWART HEIGHTS, GOODE. ISAIAH HEIRS; KELLY DEVELOPMENT WHITLEY, WHITFIELD and GLADYS (1966); LESTER.

P. P. J. SNUFFER. LESTER, PARRIS MID-STATE I I A HOMES.

MILTON, CHARLES AND JULIE; PACK, NEAL PLUMLEY. ALEX; PUCK.ETT, T. A GARTHELIA; TERRY. CHARLES; WALKER. JOHN R.

and LAURA WHITE, RUBY WILLS, OLEY and EMMA AND ALL UNKNOWN PARTIES AND CLAIMANTS WHO HAVE OR CLAIM AN INTEREST IN A I A PROCEEDED AGAINST IN THIS SUIT, Defendants. The object of the above entitled suit is to obtain a decree of the Circuit Court of Raleigh County, West Virginia, ordering the sale for the benefit of the School Fund of all lands or interest in lands included in the suit and for general relief. The following is the former owner in whose name the land was forfeited or was returned delinquent and sold, a local description, the certification number, and the year sold to the State, respectively, AMICK, JOHN, Lot No. 21, Town of Plckshin, Slabf orK District, No. Year: BALLARD, J.

M. 200 acres HD of Clade Creek, Shady Springs Dittrlct, No. 3709 Year: BANK OF RALEIGH, S. 0.5 Acre White Stick, Town District, No. 5198 Year: COMBS, ZETTIC, S.

.75 Acre Less Lot Fork, Clear Fork District, No. 5210 Year: Forfeited 1954 to 1973; EWART HEIGHTS, Lots No. 5, 4 i 7, 13, Ewart Heights Town District-Beckley Municipality, No. Year: Forfeited 1928-1974; GOODE, ISAIAH HEIRS. M.

Ex. Coal 487, Acres Marsh Fork, Marth Fork District, No. SIM Year: 1971; KELLY DEVELOPMENT I I I a A 1 9 6 6 S. Lot 16 Stotesbury, Slab Fork District, No. 4687 Year: 1965: LESTER, P.P.

S.J. SNUFFER, Fee Town District, No. 5241 Year: 1W1 to LESTER, PARRIS Mineral 18.5 Acres, Trap Hill District, No. 5244 Year: Forfeited 1928 to 1976; I A HOMES, I 0.78A. Paint Cr.

Snuffer Br, Town District, No. 5242 Year: 1973; MID-STATE HOMES, Tract- Pt. Lts. 32-33, Glen Daniel, Trap Hill District; No. 5245 Year: 1973, MILTON A and JULIE, Lot No.

19, Par 1, Whitby Townsites, Shady Springs District, No. 4420 Year: 1963, PACK, NEAL 0,2 acre HooHoo. Trap Hill District, No. 5120 Year: 1969; PLUMLEY, ALEX, 6596 Sq. Ft.

Bills Branch, Richmond District. No. 3839 Year: 1958; PUCKETT, T. and BETTY, S. 4 Lot 41, Stotesbury, Slab Forh District.

No 471! Year: 1965. ROBERTSON, GARTHELIA, Bl, 6 Lot 4. Ra'leigh Ct. Town District, Beckley Municipality, No. S205 Year: 1971, TERRY, CHARLES.

Sur Lot 44, Lester Trap Hill District, Lester i i a i 5246 a Forfeited 1932-1976; WALKER, JOHN and LAURA Lot No 21. Par 1 West Whilbv, Shady Springs District, No 4431 Year 1963, WHITE. RUBY S. Lot No, 75. i a Shady i District, No.

4432 Year: 1963, WILLS, OLEY and Emma, S. 0 2 5 acres. Shady Springs District, No. 4433 year: 1963. A A DEFENDANTS It is hereby ordered that John Amick.

C. Ballard, Bank of Raleigh, i Combs, Ewart Heights, Isaiah Goode Heirs, Kelly Development (Whitley, Whitfieid and Gladys-1966), P. 0. Lester and S. J.

Snuffer, Parris Lester, Mid-State Homes, Charles C. and Julie Milton, Neal G. Pack, Alex Piumiey. T. L.

and Betty Puckett, Garlhelia Robertson, Charles Terry. John R. and Laura L. Walker, Ruby White, and Oley and Emma wills, and all unknown parties and claimants who have or claim an interest in the lands included and proceeded against in this suit, serve upon Anthony J. Sparacino, attorney, whose address is Suite 213, Raleigh County National Bank Building, Post Office Drawer 1718, Beckley, West Virginia, an answer, including any related counterclaim or defense you may have to the complaint filed in this action, on or before the day of March, 1977.

If you fail to do so, thereafter judgment upon proper hearing and trial may be Taken against you for the relief demanded in the complaint. A copy cf said complaint can be obtained from the undersigned Clerk at his office. Entered by the Clerk of the said. Court. Zlna M.

French CLERK OF COURT SHOOTING MATCH AT Harper Heights near IGA Store. Friday, 4 p.m.^Saturday. 1 SHOOTING MATCH NEAR Affinity Union Hall every Friday, Saturday 1 p.m. 9 Willpipflrini--PiintiBj SOB and a a i i and Call 763-2839. FOR PROFESSIONAL PAINTING.

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