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

TEN BECKLEY POST-HERALD. BBCKLEY W. MORNING. MAY 14 1077 95 Raleigh County Divorces Granted So Far This Year Ninety-five divorces were granted in Raleigh County during the first four months of this year. Couples granted divorces were: William Sullivan Messer and Mayola Salvers Messer; Deborah Ann Oliver and Philip Duane Oliver; Beverly Ann Norris and Donald David Norris; Susan M.

Sisk and William R. Sisk; Rtifus South and Delia Mae South; Janet Sue Richmond and Gary Rexford Richmond; Hilda Rea Sanger and Clifford Preston Sanger; Edward L. Burns and Pauline R. Burns; Shirley Ann Sigmon Sharp and Bob Sharp; Norma Jean Riddle and Garlin Riddle; Earleene Ellison and Michael Ellison: Luella C. Taylor and David.

Franklin Taylor: Sharon Catherine Richardson and John Fdward Richardson; Bonnie Sue Duncan and Eugene Duncan; David Huston Ranck and Dianne Seeds Ranck; Alta Meadows and Ronald W. Meadows; Linda Carol Warden and Homer Warden; Pamela Bolen and Frankie D. Bolen; Robert Allen Minor Sr. and Helena Minor; Cynthia Kay Radford Vainer and Donald Robert Vainer; Lacy Randall Woolwine and Margie Lester Woolwine. Joyce M.

Webb and Billy G. Webb; Elizabeth Ann Hatcher Meador and Richard Darrah Meador; Ruth Ann Ewing and Larry Dale Ewing; Bethyl Toler and Wonnie Toler; Gary L. Shleser and Mary Jo Shleser; Janey Sue Roberts and David Evans Roberts; J. Vanyla Williams and L.N. Williams: Alice Ann Price and Robert Lee Price: Patricia Kay McDaniel and Ronald V.

McDaniel: Regional Musicians ToPlayAtVandalia The Everett Lilly family of Clear Creek will be among several area groups who will be performing at the Vandalia Gathering: a Festival of West Virginia Traditional Music, to be held Memorial Day weekend at the Science and Culture Center in Charleston. "Over 70 West Virginia musicians will participate in Vandalia 4 said Norman L. Fagan, Center Director. "We are planning 14 hours of concerts and 25 hours of workshops, not to mention the extensive craft demonstrations and exhibits on display in the center. All elements have come together beautifully and the public will find the festival a unique experience." Workshop topics for the festival include the Clay County Fiddlers, pocket instruments, women banjo players, coal mining songs, storytelling, hammered dulcimer, clogging, and a fiddle demonstration by Frank George.

Festival participants in the Post Herald region are: Aunt Jenny Wilson of Peach Creek. Merb Pitzer of Linside, Cletus Johnson of Mill Creek. Frank George of Sinks Grove, Woddy Simmons of Mill Creek, Harry Dickson of Lin- side and Mose Coff man of Lewisburg; Trent Chmault of Peterstown, E.E. Johnson of Meadow Creek, the Carper family of Gore of Princeton, the Hammpns family of Marlinton, Rev. Freddy Steele of Mt.

tfope'and Wilson Stollings of Chapmanville. Food and beverages will be available from concessionaires on a cash basis outdoors. All festival activities will be recorded and preserved for the West Virginia Archives through audio and video taping procedures. Events throughout the Vandalia Gathering will be free to the public and no tickets are required. Local Morris Harvey Graduates Announced Several area students have completed degree requirements at Morris Harvey College.

They include: Gene P. Ayers of Beckley, summa cum laude, associate in science degree; Richard A. Rice of Beckley, magna cum laude. bachelor of arts degree, Jack S. Platter df Harper, cum laude, associate degree.

Nancy A. Capps of Daniels, bachelor of arts degree; Linda S. McKinney of Stephenson. cum laude. associate in science degree: Julie K.

Petry of Amett, bachelor of arts degree; and Charles David Bair of Daniels, bachelor of science degree. December graduates with bachelor degrees include the following Beckley residents: William A. Steffick, Karen A. Bozarth, William E. Bozarth, Bryant N.

Brim. Cathy Jean Clay and Phyllis A. Sweeney. Also graduating in December with bachelor degrees were Judith A. Goddard of Midway and Drerna M.

Lucas of Glen Daniel. NEWS TIP? Phone The Post-Herald City Editor Extension 46 After 1:30 P. M. Daily Sgt. H.H, Meador of the Beckley state police detachment says he did not estimate how much Buckley's troopers may be owed in back pay as reported in Friday's Raleigh Register and Saturday's combined edition.

Meador said he estimated troopers may have worked to 75 hours a week, but" made no mention of the back pay they stand to receive if a suit is fited. Linda Lou Vase and Glenn Roger Vose; Stephen Edward Brown and Cora Ann Brown; James W. Parr and Frances E. Parr; Rebecca 1 Jane Richardson and Michael Wayne Richardson; FJfie Sue Smithson and Robert Lee Smithson; Nancy Louise Murphy and Randall Arlow Murphy; Rhonda Lafferty and Jerry Lyndon Lafferty; Brenda Karen Hungate Curtis and James Glenn Curtis; Carole Sue Wood and Blane L. Wood: David Wayne Marion and Linda Lee Marion; Kirk Reno and Fred Donald Reno; Nancy ChaHene Griffith and Leonard Griffith; Kathy Ann Hylton and Charles Randall Hylton; Charles M.

Sturgill and Linda Sturgill; Leo Arthur Schultze and Donna Lee Schultze; Evelyn Snodgrass and Tracy Phillip Snodgrass; Ewing Silfnuel Mitchell and Jean Franklin Robertson Mitchell; Sandra Gail Stover and Hughie Elbert Stover- Cynthia Conrad and Delbert Conrad; Edward Leigh Philpott and Carolyn Elaine Philpott; Judith Alteen Workman and Virgil Larry Workman; Debra Irene Belcher and Terry Keith Belcher; Deobrah Rose Williams and Don Shelton Williams; Patricia Lynn Montgomery and Jaek.E. Montgomery; Edward James Collins and Collins; Katherine Smith Els wick and Lawrence Roger Elswick; Richard Lee Cole and Dariene Jane Cole; Norma Jean Walthew and George Thomas Walthew. Cynthia Marie Bowling and Larry Gale Bowling; Rilla Kay Elmore and Samuel L. Elmore: Elizabeth Jane Farris Cadte and Danny Ivan Cadle; Florence Jean Webtfand Lloyd Robert Webb; Gearldine Brandstetter, and Charles White Brandstetter; Nancy Lee Gram and Donald Roger Gragg; Marilyn Williams and Larry James Williams; Barbara Rogers James T. Rogers: Gina Rae Spencer and Ernest Ross Spencer: Russell R.

Grim and Reva Jean Grim; Sonia Portis and I.C. Portis: Samantha Shirlene Staples Wade and Frank Wade; Shirley M. Jackson and Lawrence A. Jackson: Brenda Hill and David Michael Hill; Jan Worthington and Dawna Worthington; Barbara Ann Chaffins and Robert Wayne Chaffins; Roger Gale Brogan and Connie Sue Brogan. Mary Ethel Short Nutter, and David Ray Nutter; Anna Mae Shrewsbury and Carl Alvis Shrewsbury; Loretta Jean Morris and James Lewis Morris; Glenna R.

Lambert and George W. Lambert Robert Charles Henderson and Kimberly Smith Henderson: George Thomas Lowe Jr. and Mildred Elizabeth Lowe; Pamela Louise Dance and Lawrence Frederick Dance: Ruth Ann Cunningham and Charles Douglas Cunningham; Richard Miller and Lynda Miller, Kristin Lee Williams and Terry Lee Williams: Shirley Stapleton and George T. Stapleton: Eva Marie Sturgill and Robert Lee Sturgill: Phyllis Ann Smith and Eugene Warren Smith; Cynthia Jane Blevins and James Garfield Barbara Jean Thornquest McGraw and Dennis Jay McGraw; Vaneia Pearl Smith and Merril Edward Smith: Ellen Mae Campbell and William Browning Campbell: James Malcolm Weeks and Frankie Mae Weeks: Arista Ellen Stalans and Harold Roscoe Stalans; and Cynthia Ann Vandall Butterworth and James K. Butterworth.

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