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Fayette County 1 And POST-HERALD, BECKLEY, W. SATURDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 28, 1961V Jites Set Today ForV.LJartin MOUNT HOPE RNS) -Funeral services for Vernor L. Martin, 62, of Route 1, Mount Hope, vfll be conducted at 1 p.m. today the Weinvood Community Church with the Rev. Ernest Barey, Bradley, in charge.

Burial will ye in the Humphrey Cemetery at Willis Branch. Martin died at his home Thursday. Death was attributed to complications from a long illness. A retired miner, he was born in 'ayette County, Dec. 22, 1898.

Surviving are three sisters, Mrs. 'irgie Green of Willis Branch, Mrs. Mollie Wagenor, of Mount Hope, and Mrs. Emma Prett of "'ayetteville. The body will remain at the Tyree Funeral Home in Mount Hope.

Livelys Hold Family Gathering In Fayette County imnn Tirop i A reunion was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry L. Canterbury of Lively Wednesday evening for the family of the late Andrew and Nancy Da- yis Lively. It was the first time in about 60 years the family had all been together at the old homestead.

Only five children are left of the clan. They are, (left to right) W. E. Lively of Long Branch, Mrs. Letha Borradaile of Washington, D.

Mrs. Clara Williams and Mrs. Claudia Canterbury, both of Pax, and E. W. (Fisher) Lively of Wallowa, Ore.

Others attending were Mrs. E. W. Lively of Wal- lowa, Taylor Borradaile Washington, D. Mrs.

Delia Lively, Miss Hazel Lively, and Mrs. Jess Humphrey, all of Lively, Oral Lively of Norton, Mrs. Bessie Lively and Miss Beatrice Lively, both of Long Branch, and Miss Jackie Williams of Pax. Stiffler Dies; LANSING. JENS) Ora Daniel Stiffler, 86, of Lansing died Friday morning in a Fayetteville nursing home after a long illness.

A native of Jackson County, Ohio, he was a retired miner. Survivors include two stepdaughters, Mrs. Mary McGhee and Mrs. Sarah Pyatt, both of Valrico, and a brother, Joseph Stiffler of Willoughby, Ohio. The funeral will be conducted ai 2:30 p.

m. Sunday in the Ames Presbyterian Church at Lansing with the Rev. John Bragg and the Rev. 0. C.

Landrum -in charge. Burial will be in the Terry Cemetery at Victor. The body will remain at the Dodd-Payne Funeral Home in Fayetteville and will be taken to the church, one hour prior to services. Legion Auxiliary Hears Discussion On Library PAX (-RNS) Mr. and Mrs.

Oran Lively left Wednesday for their home in Houston, Texas, after visiting his mother, Mrs. Anna Lively. Mr. and Mrs. Richard' Humphrey and son, Gary, of Craigsville spent the weekend with his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Ray Humphrey, and grandmother, Mrs. Ella Humphrey of Pax, and his brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Godby of Long Branch.

Also visiting airs. Ella Humphrey Sunday through Tuesday were granddaughter, Miss Carolyn Humphrey of Huntington, and her grandson, Ralph Humphrey, and sons, Allen and.Carl, of Ripley. Weekend guests of Mr. and 'Mrs. Ralph Humphrey were their son and daughter-in-law, Mr.

and Ralph Humphrey, and sons, Allen and Carl, of Ripley. Students Selected For Area Contest MONTGOMERY (RNS) According to the principal, J. D. Wickline, of the local grade and Junior High school, the following students have been selected to participate in the store-window painting contest. The contest, in conjunction with the street carnrval to be held during the evening hours of OcL 31, is sponsored by the local Chamber of Commerce.

Those painting will be: Homeroom 2-A, Lawrence Carson, Steven Hess, Thomas Higgins, Mary -E. Jacpiay, and Margaret Browning; 3-A, Cathy Divita, Julia Jaquay, Alike Hundley, Timmy Craig, and Gary Matheny; 3-B, Dana Walker, Lou Ann Mearns John Mussetto, Rosemary McKinney, and Monte Vickers; 4-A Katy Cplvflle, Carolyn Morris, and Marilyn Morris; 5-A, Randy Jeffries, Billy Higgins, Margaret Easton, Zelma Hall, am Linda Hall; 6-A, Beach Vickers McVernon Godfrey, Bobby Blake Victoria Davis, and Mikell Youell, 6-A. Fran John. Cynthia Divita, John Radford, Frances Washington, and Robin Peck; 4-B, Lee Swor, Billy Humphries, and Darren Wood: 5-B, a Davidson, Becky Fox, and Janice Caffee; 6-B, Doug Mearns, Larry Hancock, and Cathy Croyte; 7-1, Otheletta Biake, Linda Barron. Vicky Ballard, Dale Sheppard.

and Patty Gray; 7-2. Bruce Jackson, Richard Divita. Martha Morris. Patricia Rucker, and Beverly Tabit; 7-4. Shannon Truman, Sandra Huddleston: 8-2.

Kenneth Ellis, Bill Bainbridge, Jacqueiyn Hall, and Geneva Lain; 8-3. Mary McGraw, Pat Proctor, Terry Phalen, Bonnie Walker, and Bruce Davis; 8-4, Elizabeth Rogers, and Wanda Howery; S-C, LaWanna Westfall, Patricia Walker, Ben Youell. Ronald Tabit, Thornton Wood, and Patricia Young. The following sponsors a been named to accompany each group while thsy paint: Mrs. Barbara Carson, Mrs.

Mine vita, Mrs. Dorothy Hundley. Mrs. Mabel Mussetto, Mrs. Mearns, Mrs.

Jo Cohrille, Mrs. Harriet Davidson. Tom Sheppard, Mrs. Ervin Barron, Mrs. Archie Truman, and Mrs.

Margie Bainbridge. The students will meet near Murphys store at 10 a. m. today to receive their free paint, and be told what vnndow they will paint. The windows will be judged later in the evening, and the winning homeroom will receive a cash prize to be used for the homeroom.

FAYETTEVILLE (RNS) The regular monthly meeting of the American Legion auxiliary Unit o. 149 was held Tuesday evening the Chestnut Room of the Home on Maple Avenue. The formal opening was in charge of the president, Mrs. Keith Hunt. Hags were advanced by the assistant sergeant-at-arms, -Mrs.

J. Riley Propps, and acting sergeant- at-arms, Mrs. John Tamplin. In the absence of the secretary, Mrs. Oscar Henderson, the minutes of the previous meeting were read by the acting secretary, Mrs.

D. E. Brown. Two new members were welcomed into the unit. They are Mrs.

G. Wood Jr. and Mrs. larl Riner. Mrs.

Brown introduced the guest speaker, Mrs. Helen Steen of Oak ifll, who spoke on "Friends of he Library," a club interested individuals who have as their object how to raise sufficient NALLEN (RNS) The Week Prayer and Self Denial was observed Wednesday in the Bracken's Creek ME Church by members of the Woman's Society of Christian Service of three area churches. Members of me host church led the devotional, with Mrs. Bess Hall presiding. She used the theme, "He Opened the Book." Scripture was read by Mrs.

Barara Hall, and a solo, "Living For fesus," was presented by Mrs. Aurelia Holliday, members of the Bethel society at Corliss. The program, "The Three of Christian Maturity," was presented by Society members of Bays Chapel Church at NaUen. unds when Federal Aid -will no onger be made available. A discussion was held on three ways raise funds.

They are: 1--By selling membership cards with he hope that 2,000 members wili be secured; 2--Raise $2,000 from donations from clubs from all sections of the county; and 3--An endowment plan, with more in- onnation on this plan to be given at a later date. It was disclosed that 66,000 children and 58,000 adults have-used the library. A )lea was made that the auxiliary members get behind this program and to help Mrs. Frank K. Mahan, city chairman of the local drive! Following the program a report was given by Mrs.

Walter Pickett, chairman of the crippled childrer committee, on a spaghetti dinner erved by members to raise funds aid crippled children in this area. She reported that about $60 lad been cleared. Mrs. Johir Tamplin reported the unit was purchasing a therapy oy to be donated to the cerebal palsy clinic in Charleston. Mrs.

Hunt reported on the 3rd District Fall Conference held at Suckhannon and said that the LaFayette Unit had won the mil age of $2 with eight members from the unit attending. i Mrs- Oscar Henderson was ap of Mullens will be cpnduct-DflintedJiiairmah of a committee ed at I p.m. Simoay the Mullet curtains for the dooSdWd Mrs. Bradley, 15, Dies In Hospital MULLENS (RNS) Funeral services for Mrs. Rose Bradley iens Presbyterian Church with the Rev, T.

J. Morrison in charge. Burial will be in the Cook-Graham Cemetery at Bai'eysville. Mrs. Bradley, 75, died Wednesday at 3 a.

m. in the Wyoming General Hospital. The body will be" taken fron the Roberston and Foglesong Funeral home in Mullens to the home of a daughter, Mrs. W. H.

Graham of Mullens, at 4 p.m. today. Pallbearers will be J. C. White, Emmett Perdue, Don Nuchols, Ralph Hypes, Harold Earl Elmore.

Mildred Surbaugh Is Hinton Speaker fflNTON (RNS) Members of the General Mission Society of the First Baptist Church Thursday at 7:30 p.m. in the main auditorium of the church. The president, Mrs. Fred Anderson, conducted the business session, and Mrs. Roy Meador, led the devotional.

Mrs. Mildred Surbaugh, guest soloist sang, "Father In Heaven," accompanied by Mrs. A. F. Sentz at the Mrs.

William G. Farmer, national vice president of the Council of American Baptist" Women, was guest speaker. Her topic was "How Important are Missions Both at Home and in Foreign Fields?" She reported that the American Baptist Mission Society is supporting 400 foreign inissionaires. Following program, a social hour was field in the chape room. The tea table was laid with a white rat work linen cloth centered with a bowl of fall flow ers and tail tapers.

Mrs. Fred Anderson and Mrs. Mary Ander son presided at the tea table. There were 18 guests and 4" members present. ing the Chestnut Room from the duiing room of the Legion Home An open discussion was helc on the public library and Mrs Hunt appointed a committee to work with Mrs.

Mahan on the membership drive. Those appointed were Mrs. E. B. Jr.

Mrs. D. E. Brown, Mrs. Charles A.

Knotts, Mrs. Alex Gray, Mrs Oscar Henderson, and Mrs. Hunt Announcement was made tha- the November meeting would be on "Membership" with Mrs Brown as chairman. Mrs. Gra and Mrs.

Hunt volunteered to servs as hostesses. It was announced that the unit iiad ordered fruit cakes from the Ciaxton Bakery which will sell in November. Mrs. Wood was appointed chair man of the committee for the annual LaFayette Post and Uni Christmas dinner. Serving with tier will be Mrs.

Brown, Mrs Henderson, and Mrs. Riner. Mrs Alex Gray, child welfare chair man, was appointed to be in charge of the Christinas baskets Announcement was made tha plans are being made for a Christ mas bazaar. Committee in includes Mrs. Riley Propps, Mrs James Eubank, Mrs.

Walter Pick ett, and Mrs. William R. Hesse Mrs. Ivory Dies; Services Sunday LOCHGELLY (RNS) Funer al services for Mrs. 50, of Lochgelly will conducted at 1 p.m.

Sunday in the Hill crest Baptist Church at Summer lee with the Rev. H. C. Craig and the Rev. Frank Robinson in charge.

Burial will be in th Summerlee Cemetery. Mrs. Ivory died at 5:10 a.m Wednesday in a Beckley hospital. The body will be taken from the Ritchie and Johnson Funeral Parlor in Beckley to the church va- Collins, Mrs. Rose May, Mrs.

klargarefc Ward, Mrs. Freda Young, Mrs. Ruth Moore, and Mrs. Mable Moore. NINE Wyoming County Five Are Invested At Brownie Fly-Up Ceremony A fly-up ceremony was held at the mother-daughter banquet in Kopperston, for five Brownies Wednesday night.

Brownies invested as Girl Scouts are, (left to right) Karen Rollins, Leah Girl Scouts Are Honored At Kopperston Banquet Mstrict Meeting In Oceana KOPPERSTON (RNS)-Approxi-! mately 48 persons attended the mother-daughter banquet of Girl Scout Troop No. 20 of Kopperston, Wednesday night in the Community Building. Highlight evening was the fly-up ceremony and inves- ture of five girls. Mrs. Carl Mack, committee member, conducted fly-up ceremonies for the Brownies, who were invested by Mrs.

Paul Greer, Girl Scout leader. Mrs. Greer's daughter, Betsy, one of the girls to be invested, was pinned with the same pin with which her mother was invested Others attending were she became a Girl Scout at Athens. Others invested were Keren Rollins, Leah Lester, Norma Hager and Peggy Roberts. Student Teachers At Pinevilie High Two Concord College students are doing practice teaching at Pinevilie High School for the next eight weeks.

They are Thomas Stone and Mrs. Marietta Cook. Stone will have two biology classes, one social science, and one world history. Critic teachers are Robert and David Acord. Mrs.

Cook will teach English 9, 10, and 11 and Speech. Critic teachers are Mrs. Pat Bower and Mrs. Frances Hamlin. Guest speaker for the evening was Don Shupe, superintendent of Eastern Gas and Fuel Mines of Kopperston, who spoke on "The Importance of Leadership in the Community." Approximately 50 merit badges were awarded to the Scouts.

Members of the Pine Patrol, and badges presented by their leader Mrs. Dick Roberts, are as follow: Deanna Lester, outdoor cook, dabbler, and cook; Pamela Baldwin, hospitality, and cook; Melissa Snider, outdoor cook, hospitality, and cook; 'Linda Anna- chain, hospitality, dabbler, and cook; and Jane Stafford, hospitality, dabblor, cook and outdoor cook. Hemlock Patrol leader, Mrs. Richard Cassell, presented the following awards: Mary Asbury, dabbler, outdoor cook, cat anc dog, and hospitality; Carolyn Roberts, nutrition and child care; Karen Snider, nutrition, cat anc dog, dabbler, housekeeper, anc outdoor cook; Dorothy Watts, 3 atry Wooten, magic carpet; anc Darice Lester, backyard camper, and outdoor cook. Mrs.

Paul Greer, leader of the Pine Patrol, presented awards to the following girls: Linda Single- on, good grooming, and outdoor cook; Louise Hickman, magic carpet, outdoor cook, housekeeper, lomemaker, architecture, needlecraft, nutrition, and first dass badge; Patty Goble, cat and dog, good jrooming, clerk, housekeeping, ic'alth and safety, games, homemaker, and hospitality; and Tom Sauls, child care, games, health and Safety; and housekeeper. Other adults uresent were Car Mack, Mrs. R. H. Roberts, Mrs Singleton, Mrs.

Emory Lusk, Mrs G. Snider, Mrs. Kenneth Hager Mrs. Amos Wooten, Mrs. Ray mond Stafford, Mrs.

Cyrus Wil liams, Mrs. Henry' Pruitt, Mrs James E. Cook, Mrs. Harry Cook Mrs. William Armachain, Mrs.

Sauls, Mrs. Wallace Lester, Mrs Goble, Mrs. Mrs. Arnold Perrine, Mrs. Raymond Asbury, Sirs.

Tom Rollins Mrs. John Paynter, and Mrs Murray Page. Report On District Meet Given At WSCS Meeting FAYETTEVILLE (RNS) "Faith As Our Shield" was usedj for an opening meditation by Mrs. Jack Wendell, president of the Woman's Society of Christian Service of the Fayetteville Methodist Church, at the regular monthly meeting Wednesday night. The meeting was held in the sanctuary of the church.

A report was given that five members had attended the fait district meeting held in Mount Hope Oct. 12. They were Mrs. F. J.

Morris, Mrs. F. G. Janutolo, Mrs. H.

A. Cottrell, Mrs. Eugene E. Houchins, and Mrs. Kate Spicer.

Announcement was made that the. society had bought a new couch for the parsonage. Mrs. Harry Aliff, chairman of Circle 2, announced that Mrs. William Martin had become a new member and would serve with her group.

Mrs. the regular monthly meetings of the four circles on the first Tuesday, Nov. 7, instead of the second Tuesday. Mrs. Tommie Platt, spiritual life chairman, was in charge of the program which was the annual Week of Prayer and Self- Denial Service on the theme "He Opened the Book" from Luke 4:17.

Assisting her were Mrs. Alfred C. Bibb with a talk on "The Use and Value of the Evangelical Bookstore in Latin America;" Mrs. Eugene Houchins, "Christian Libraries Around the World;" Mrs. George Powell "Medical Work in Bolivia;" and a prayer by Mrs.

Leslie Decker. Eugene. Houchins, vice president, announced the duties for November, stating that Circle 2 would be in charge of the nursery and flowers for the sanctuary for each Sunday in the month, and that Circle 3 would have the program for the general meeting. After a discussion, and be- Spears On Leave OCEANA (RNS)--A-3C George F. Spears, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Claude Marram, is spending a 14-day leave here with his family. He has completed training in student leadership at Chanute Air Force Base, III. Airman Spears enlisted in the Air Force in May 1961 and took five weeks basic training at Lackland Air Force Base in Texas He then trained for 15 weeks ai TjChanute as an engine mechanic mg November in the church, it was decided to bold the general! meeting on Dec. 6.

Because of evangelistic services to be held in the church from I He will leave Nov. new assignment at or.e hour betore the service. Nov. 12-19. it was decided to have 7 for his Langlej Field, a.

His wife, the former Ruth Ann Barlow, daughter Mr. and Mrs. Dan Barlow of the Toneda section, will join him later. Sewer Loan Okehed WASHINGTON (AP) A $9.000 advance to Montgomery, W. was announced Friday by thec Community Facilities Administration.

The money will finance preliminary. planning of sewer facilities to cost an estimated $660.000. The advance will be repayable when construction starts. TJMCEF Drive Set MONTGOMERY (RNS) ocal Baptist Church, where the tev. David A.

Harper is pastor, planning a UNICEF drive tonight. After the house-to-house drive has been completed by the Sunday School children, from school age through to high schoo age, they will meet at the church for a party. The children are to meet in the church basement at 6 m. dressed in their Halloween ccs tumes. They will be given their UNICEF identification tags am coin containers, and the smaller children will be accompanied the older ones.

Hostesses for the party, will be in charge of games anc serving refreshments, are Mrs Bonnie Pierce, Mrs. C. A. Foster and Beulah Jackson. SEWING CLASS SLATED MULLENS (RNS)--A new add sewing class will be organized at Mullens High School Mondaj at 7 p.

according to the in structor, Mrs. Woodrow Cook. A winter dress wQl be the gar ment demonstrated. Only women who have taken the "Bishop Method" skirt anc blouse class are eligible to en roll. Women who are interested should contact Mrs.

Cook at he home for additional information Lester, Norma Hager, Betsy Greer, and Peggy Roberts. OCEANA (RNS) Members of of Tri Hi and Hi will be hosts, at the first meeting of the 'ear, to members of King Coa District of Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y clubs in Raleigh and Wyoming counties Making arrangements for th meeting, which will get under way at 7:30 p.m. Monday, are Jerry Cook, president of Hi-Y Miss Dottie Worrell, president Tri-Hi-Y, Mrs. Mildred Whelan sponsor of Tri-Hi-Y, and the Rev Murray Page, pastor of the Kop perston Presbyterian Church and sponsor of the Hi-Y. Miss Ann Sclater, presiden of the Mullens Tri-Hi-Y, will be in charge of the meeting.

Kar Lflly, chaplain, devotional. will lead the Visitiors will be welcomed Ronald L. Cook, principal of Oceana High School. The Hi-Y purpose and platform will be presented by Johnny Chaf fin of Sophia. He also will be in charge of the program.

Presidents of each group repre sented will give reports on their club's activities. Mary Robertson will discuss the state conference and Bobby Hay burst wilLreportf on his week a Camp Horsesh'oe. Group singing will be led Kathie Snyder and Mary Robert son, and a social hour will follow the meeting. Revival To Close EAST RAINELLE (RNS) Th revival at the First Baptist Churcl in East Rainelle will close Sun day. The evangelist, the Rev.

Franl Estep, will preach Sunday at a. m. on "Saving Faith Mad Easier," and Sunday at 7:30 p.m on "Acquittal For Your Case." The Rev. Henry 0. Loving is pastor.

James Clark, 54, Is Electrocuted ITMANN (RNS James 54, Kegley, was pronounced dead on arrival at the Wyoming General Hospital at 5:35 a.m. Friday after being electrocuted in an accident at Itmann Mine No at 3 Clark, a mechanical engineer at he mine, was killed when his neck became entangled in a trol- ey wire. He was a member of United Mine Workers of America, Local Union No. 1459, at Itmann, Sacred Heart Catholic Church at Prince-; on, and Loyal Order of Moose in Welch. Born May 29, 1907, he was a on of John T.

Clark of Kegley and the late Rose Ann Kane Clark, Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Florence Green Clark; three sons, James V. of Norfolk, and John and Patrick Clark, both Kegley; six daughters, Mrsl Eugene Campanelio, Mrs. William Dean, and Miss Judith Ann Clark, all of Hyattsville, Mrs. W.

C. "andler of Frances and Kathryn Clark, both of Keg' and 10 grandchildren. Requiem Mass will be recited the Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Princeton at 10 a.m. Monday with the Rev. Father Charles Webb celebrant.

Burial will be in Roselawn Memorial ardens. The body is at Memorial Funeral hi Princeton where rosary will be recited at 7 p.m. Sunday. Oceana Briefs; OCEANA (RNS) Mr. and Mrs.

Woodrow Cook and son, left Wednesday to spend days with relatives in Charleston. Miss Barbara Gabbard and Miss Frankie Bostic were Thursday visitors in Beckley. Mrs. Robert Woods and children, Cheryl. Pam, and Gregory, were Thursday visitors in Mrs.

Doyle Cook and children, Anita and Bobby, spent Thursday in Beckley. Mr. and Mrs. Otis Cook spent Thursday in Bristol, Tenn. Mrs.

Fred Brewer left Wednesday for Princeton where she was called by the illness of her father. Sabine Briefs SABINE (RNS) Mr. and Mrs. Garfield Price of Sabine visited Mr. arid Mrs.

Don Stacey of Piney View and Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Lucas of Glen Daniel Sunday. Pfc. Garner Bailey Jr.

visited Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Stafford of Kopperston Monday. Spending the weekend with Mr. and Mrs.

Garner Bailey of Sabine was their grandson, Ray D. Stafford, of Kopperston. OHS Freshmen Officers Mike Cook, (back row left) son of Mr. and Mrs. Vannie Cook of Kopperston, has been elected president of the freshman class at Oceana High School.

To serve with him are (front row left to right), Dar- Cyclone Briefs CYCLONE (RNS) Paul J. son of Jlr. and Mrs. Alvin Rollins of Cyclone, who has been employed in Chicago, for the past six months, is spend- lene Centers, vice president, and Chariene Centers, treasurer, twin daughters of Mr. and Mrs.

W. T. Centers of Kopperston; and Ronnie Hamilton, (back row right) secretary, son of Mr. and Mrs. 0.

C. Hamilton of Oceana. ing a few days at his home re-entering the Army for a year. He will be stationed at Fort Polk, La. as a military police.

Mrs. Ray Perry and son, Gregory, of Cyclone visited in Oceana Wednesday. Youth Groups Will 'Trick Or Treat 9 For UNICEF Youth groups of Pinevilie will "Trick or Treat" for UNICEF at 2:30 p.m. Sunday. The presidents of the groups are (left to Jim Hedinger, Rock- castle'Baptist Association; Linda McKjnney, Rockcastie Bap- tist Youth Fellowship; Ernie Hays, Boy Scout troop leader; Jane Rogers, Methodist Youth Fellowship; Gary Bowyer, Presbyterian Youth Fellowship; and Bill Manning, Cook Memorial Baptist Youth Fel- lowship.

The groups will meet at Cook Memorial Church in Pinevilie where their area to work will be assigned and return to the church where the money'will be counted and refreshments served. Russell Mulling Hurt LONG BRANCH (RNS Rus sell Mullins, 33, of Long Branch was injured while at work at thej Highland Coal Co. mine at Gear Creek Friday evening. He is a patient in the Memorial Hospital in Beckley xvhere he is being treated for a fractured hand and leg. APPEARANCE SLATSD EAST R.MNELLE (RNS) The Taylor family of Sophia be guests at the Big Sewfcll Baptist Church at 7:30 p.m.

today. The public is invited to attend. Pep Club Officers Elected At Pinevilie High School The Pep Club at Pinevilie High School has elected new officers. They are (left to right) treasur- er, Myra Shufflebarger; secretary, Sandy Beymer: vice president, Frances Graham; and president, Roxie Borders. The teacher sponsors are Mrs.

Marilyn Stone and Mrs. Peggy McGraw..