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KKIHSTKK And HKCKI.FY, A i MORMNC, JH.Y 20, SEVEN Convention Set For Area Clubs HONCEVERTE (RNS) The executive fommittee of the lloncevcrte Woman's Club met at the home of Mrs. C. K. Wiseman Monday niyht to make plans for the 49th annual Southern Distric'; meeting of the Area Parkersburg Singers Will Perform At Fair Fayette County Services Sunday For Fayette Man West Virginia Women's Clubs Federation of to be held at Greenbrier East High School Oct. 11.

Mrs. Wiseman will be the general chairman of the convention and Mrs. Fred A. Kyle, president of the Ronceverte club, will be hostess for the convention a.m. Attending which will begin at 9 PAGE Funeral scr- vices for James (Chic; Woods, At for performance.

1 "Sing-156, of Page will be held at, p.m. Aug. 18, the Slate Fair'jOut Parkersburg" finds time p.m. Sunday in the Page of West Virginia will FAIRLEA (RNS) FairlOul Parkersburg'' finds lime present. Worm a services behindl a i nm wil 7 a group.tne scenes, instance, fhou ir.nvnliH tn r.nirn\hrnesl Sykes in charge.

Buna! "Sing-Out Parkersburg of 80 young people from Mid-Ohio Valley. While group has three years, finest representatives of on hand to help with any they traveled to Cairo a week to help un- will follow Cemetery. las only been organized derprivilegcd children at camp it is one of the there. Cast members always West Virginians today. Originating from an ap- were pearance of the national cast Auenuuig were With People" in Wiseman, Mrs.

Kyle, Mrs. Karl Parkersburg 1966, their Sweetwood, Mrs. J. Mrs. Charles W.

if3 presient of the Southern i na A 1 civic problem or project, with any local need. The musical group entertains the Page 1 Woods died Wednesday in Beckley hospital after a illness. His survivors i his and inspires with orchestra and mother, Mrs. Ella Mae Woods chorus. Lochgelly; two brothers.

Frv recol proves them one of the The grandstand general of Cincinnati. Ohio, and i nest sing-out organizations in the mission seats are free of a i and six sisters, District, Mrs. Paul K. and Mrs. F.

0. Kincaid. Yates MRS. NEWTON E. JOHNSON Miss Brenda Faye Bostic Weds Newton E.

Johnson Ansted Briefs ANSTED (RNS) Okey Flint, area mail carrier, is a urgery patient at Laird Memorial Hospital in Montgom- WHITE SULPHUR (RNS) United in marriage at 7 p.m. July 19 were Miss Brenda Faye Newton Edward White Sulphur Bostic and Johnson of Springs. A double-ring ceremony was performed by Clower, pastor Rev. E. N.

of the First Presbyterian Church of White diamond pendant, a gift from the bridegroom. Miss Karen Weese, maid of honor, chose a formal turquoise gown in A-line fa'shion with the lace bodice accented with satin and sheer skirt misted over acetate taffeta with a watteau back panel falling from the neckline. Her a i Sulphur Springs, in the church i fashioned of nylon net leaves, sanctuary. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Marie Babic and the bridegroom is the son of Mr.

and Mrs. Edward L. Johnson, all of White Sulphur Springs. Baskets and vases of gladioli and pom pons, flanked with palms and brass candelabra, created the setting for the service. Mrs.

George McCrory, organist, played traditional wedding inarches and accompanied Howard Southern, soloist, who sang "Oh Promise Me," "The Wedding Prayer" and "Jesus Stand Beside Them." Daniel Balbic, the bride's stepfather, escorted her to the altar. The bride was attired, in a long imported silk organza gown i reembroidered Alencon lace. The gown, styled with an empire waistline, had a fitted bodice with a batteau neckline and long sleeves, tapering to points at the wrist and closing with self covered buttons. Alencon embroidered with crystals and seed pearl's highlighted the bodice and extended onto the controlled A-lirie skirt and to the chapel bouffant train, flowing from the back waistline. Her tiered bouffant veil of Imported illusion cascaded from a crown adorned with crystals and rosebuds.

She carried a bouquet of carnations mixed with sweetheart roses. Her only jewelry was a heart shaped Program Presented For Oceana WSCS OCEANA (RNS) Woman's Society of Service of the the church. Mrs. Ral The Christian swiss braid rosettes and lilies- of-the valley set in double veiling, was of a corresponding shade. Bridesmaids were i Sharon Harrah and Miss Rebecca Johnson, sister of the bridegroom.

They wore gowns and headdresses of light shell pink fashioned in the same style as that of the maid of honor. They carried nosegays of split gladioli in colors to match their gowns. Miss Diana Cook, cousin of the bride and flower girl, wore a light blue gown of style with a hairpiece of pink shasta daisies. She carried a miniature white basket oi mums and sweetheart rosebuds. Serving as ringbearer was Timothy Babic, the bride's brother.

Michael Reed served as best man and ushers were Michael Johnson, brother of bridegroom, and James Feury. For her wedding, Mrs. Babic wore a pink evening suit with bead and seed pearl trim and matching accessories. The bridegroom's mother chose a one-piece medium blue dress with braided trim and matching accessories. Both wore pink lily corsages.

A reception was held in Fellowship Hall of the First Presbyterian Church, where the bride's table wa's draped in lace and decorated with pink bows and streamers. It was centeret with a four-tiered cake toppec with the traditional bride anc bridegroom beneath a cluster of bells. Twin candelabra holding pink tapers, their center stems filled with white crysta pom pons, were reflected in the silver punch bowls. Mrs. James Sowder is visiting ner son-in-law and daughter, Vlr.

and 'Mrs. Bob Hartle, in Raleigh, N. C. Mrs. Laura Bell rs visiting ler sister in Logan.

Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Steele are Mr. and Mrs. George loyner of Franklin, Ohio.

Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Steele will eave this weekend for a visit with their son and daughter-in- aw, Mr. and Mrs. Galen Steele, at Brentwood Lake, Ohio.

The William Massey family of Baltimore, have spent a vacation at their Hopewell property. Mrs. Violet Ford of Fairfax, is visiting in the home of her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ford, with grandson, Bobby Ford, while her son and daughter-in- aw and children, Diane and Jimmy, are vacationing in Buckaroo Beach, Va.

Houston Skaggs is a patient at the Oak Hill Hospital and was visited Wednesday by his wife. Greenbrier County Youth To Attend German School Wyoming County Wedding Is Told Miss Sylvia P. Sosa and A- 1C Dallas D. Smith exchanged wedding vows July 11 in Ciudad Acunia, Mexico. She is the daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Pete Sosa of Del Rio, While they are in great de- and every afternoon through the fair. WHITE SULPHUR (RNS) -Pete Buskirk, 18-year-old son of Vlr. and Mrs. Tom Buskirk of tfblte Sulphur Springs, will eave White Sulphur Monday en route to New York City where he will leave by ocean liner Aug.

2 for Rotterdam in The Netherlands. He is the 1969 Rotary Exchange student, sponsored by he White Sulphur Rotary Club, and will be an exchange student in Germany for one year. Accompanying him on the trip ill be Peter Widdau of Trier, Germany, who has been an exchange student in Alderson for past year. After docking in Rotterdam Aug. 11, Pete will visit with 3 eter and his family in Trier for several days and then he will travel to Solingen, Germany, where he will be living with his host family, Mr.

and Mrs. Herbert Flocke, for a year. The Flockes have a 16- year-old son who will leave Germany Aug. 15 to come to Weirton, where he will be an exchange student and guest of the host club there, Uae Weirton Rotary Club. The blond-haired youth is a 1969 June graduate of reenbrier East High School, where he was graduated with a merit diploma.

At Greenbrier East, Buskirk was the president of the Interact Club, which is the youth division of the Rotary Club, president of the Drama Hub and a member of the science club. He is a member of the United Emmanuel Methodist Church of White Sulphur. He will be taking 13 subjects in the Germany school system, of which they have 13 grades Mrs. Ruby Collins and Vivian Jackson, bot.li of Lochgelly, Mrs. Nannie Brown of Hill Top, Mrs.

Ella Woods of Page Mrs. Mary Banks of Deepwater and Mrs. Frances Davis of Canton, Ohio. Friends may call at the Ritchie and Johnson Funeral Parlor at Greenstown p.m. and 9 p.m.

today. PETE BUSKIRK in school, contrary to the 12 school grades offered in this School will begin Aug. 23 and he term will "be completed next uly. Following the school year, hopes to tour France, Sweden and England before his eturn to the United States next ummer. Pete plans to attend Virginia 'olytechnic I i in 31acksburg, and major in engineering in the fall of 1970.

River Area New York Students Visiting At Colcord COLCORD (RNS) A group of six students with an adult advisor, Mrs. M. McGlynn of Oneida, N. have been on the Pattie C. Stockdale campus as 'work by Mrs.

Glen of 19 sick call Hostesses Acord and Refreshments This will be and each a covered-dish. Delilah United rch met Tuesday ellowship Hall of Toler presented She used as her rhtngs." is were "Blest Be lat Binds" and Prayer." rt was submitted Chaff ins. A total 5 were made, 'ere Mrs. Kenny -s. Glen Chaffins.

were served to nd two guests. Is Slated TE (RNS) The Oman's Club will Monday evening of Mr. and Mrs. van on the corner orth Street. 2 a family affair mily is to bring i.

Aides were Mrs. Robert Cook, Miss Patty Casto, Mrs. Roxie Ca'sto, Mrs. John Skaggs anc Mrs. Gladys Harrah.

Mrs. Robert Carter was in charge of the guest book. When the couple left for a honeymoon trip to Eastern Pennsylvania, the bride wore an off-white two-piece suit with bead trim, pastel pink accessories and a corsage of sweetheart rosebuds. Mrs. Johnson is a 1969 graduate of Greenbrier East High School.

In January, "she completed her senior year and entered the Computer Training Center in Huntington and was graduated from that school July 10. Johnson, a 1966 graduate of White Sulphur High School, was inducted into the Air Force Jan. 11, 1968, and is stationed at Dobbins Air Force Base in Georgia. The couple will live in Atlanta, Ga. and is a 1969 graduate of Del Rio High School.

Smith is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Smith of Pineville. He is a 1968 graduate of Pineville High School is serving in the Air Force, stationed at Ft. Laughlin AFB, Tex.

The couple will live in Del Rio during his enlistment in the Air Force. Youth Is Honored WHITESVILLE (RNS) -James DeWayne Martin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Danny Martin, was honored with a birthday party on his first anniversary Tuesday afternoon at the home of his grandmother. Mrs.

Goldie Totten, at Whitesville. Those attending were Mrs. Thelma Dominion, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Martin, Mrs.

Goldie Totten, Mrs. Betty Bowles, Mrs. Janice Martin, Gregory Bowles, Jeffery Bowles and Diana Bowles. for one week travel" group. Along with a group of students and an adult advisor from Rhode Island and with local young people from the project, they all went to Grandyiew State Park for a picnic Wednesday afternoon, seeing the drama, "Honey in the Rock," in the evening.

The group is assisting in the painting of cabin's and other work along with the travel anc other activities that are planned for them. Ameagle Personals AMEAGLE (RNS) Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Noble Jarret Wednesday were Mr. and Mrs Roy Johnson Johnson is a of Atlanta.

Ga former residen of Ameagle and also visited his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs Truman Johnson, in Whitesville Miss Reva Jarrett i recuperating at her home after treatment at the Nationa" Institute of Health in Bethesda Md. Clear Fork District Com munity Action Association wil meet at 7 p.m. today at the Clear Fork Health Center, ac cording to president Clay Pet try. Four Generations Attend Matheny Gathering Sabine Personals SABINE (RNS) Ardith and Victor Ward, who live with their grandmother, Mrs.

Elizabetl Price of Sabine, left Tuesda. to spend the summer with their father, William Ward, and grandmother. Mrs. Helen Ward of Worchcster, Mass. Jeffrey and Jody Price, son 1 of Mrs.

Elizabeth Price, Icf Tuesday for Washington, D. C. to spend a month with thci sister, Mrs. Rovena Ward, anc brothers, Johnny Lee Garland Price, and uncle I Linda Joan Kirk To Wed C. G.

Simms OAK HILL (RNS) Harvey F. Carter, 63, of Oak Hill died in an Oak Hill hospital at 8 a.m. Friday after a long illness. He was a retired carpenter. Bom Sept.

26, 1905, in Summers County, he was a son of the late J. B. and Nora C. Carter. Survivors include his wife, Mrs.

Norabell Stewart Carter; two daughters, Mrs. Mabel Chattin of Dayton, Ohio, and Mrs. Hazel. Patrick of Zanesville, Ohio; a brother, Rev. and Mrs.

John Kirk of Rainelle have announced the engagement of their daughter, Linda Joan, to Curtis Glenn Simms, son of Mrs. Mamie Simms of Rainelle. Miss Kirk is a 1969 graduate of Greenbrier West High School, where she a member of the Future Homemakcrs oi: America. She is employed at the R.ainelle Bus Terminal. Simms, a 1968 graduate of Rainelle High School, was active in sports.

He is employed by the Meadow River Lumber Co. Both are members of the Greenbrier Avenue Church of God, where Miss Kirk serves as pianist and secretary of the Sunday school. Wedding plans are incomplete. Fayette County Personals PAX (RNS.) -B returned Monday after being a Greenbrier County. home! Airs.

Hilton Gri.Tsby of Mossy patient was called to Detroit, John Carter of Narrows, in the Beckley Appalachianibecause of the iUness of her two sisters, Mrs Vergie- Regional hospital for Mrs. A i Fletcher of Narrows, a Mrs. Mary Turpin of Radford, two half brothers, Arnold Visiting in the Belcher home are his daughter, Mrs. Airline (Thompson, who is a patient in a hospital there. in Germany, and two half sisters, Mrs.

Arzula Weikle of Beckley and Mrs. Elverta Akers of Radford, Va. The funeral will be in the Tyree Funeral Home Chapel in Oak Hill at 1:30 p.m. Sunday with Rev. C.

S. Donnelly and Rev. Bill Mefiefee in charge. Burial will be in the Treadway Cemetery at Oak Hill. Friends may call after 5 p.m.

today. nis son. The student plans to par- Ward of Barton Nixorii and daugh'ter, Kusta, of icipate in the following sports uring his year visit: Billards, ikiing, skating and swimming. i Ward, stationed with the service Chicago and Robert Belcher Cleveland, Ohio. Returning home Sunday were he Belcher's daughter, Mi'ss 3azel Belcher, of Washington, other daughters, Mrs.

Gladine Tine and son Wilbert, of New York City, Mrs. Clara Penn and daughters, Jon and Home Chapel in Mount Hope New Community Hospital Is Planned At Lewisburg LEWISBURG (RNS) Plans a new community hospital to be located near Lewisburg were revealed Monday by R. D. (Dusty) iRhodes, project chairman for the Lewisburg Chamber of Commerce. Rhodes told i Elotarians that several months of study and planning had gone into the project and an application is soon to be made State Board of Health at Charleston for a "Go" signal.

The proposed new medical facility will be 175 feet by 66 feet with three stories and a full basement. The original plans call for a 54-bed capacity, expandable to 115 beds should expansion. The new hospital, to be known a Greenbrier i Hospital, is to be located on five acres of land on Route 219, just north of the Lewisburg city limits. Estimated cost oJ construction is $2,500,000 plus the land cost and is to be funded by federal agencies (90 per cent) and local subscriptions (10 per cent). A newly chartered non-profit corporation is handling the mechanics of organization and at least four doctors already have committed themselves to become staff members when the new facility is complete, Rhodes said.

Visiting Rotarians at the meeting were Griffin Calahan of Parkersburg, P. M. Heading of Lewistown, Andy Thomas of Charleston and Dr Hugh McGarity of Hot Springs Va. Fayeite Resident i i Dies; Funeral Set MOUNT HOPE (RNS) Funeral services for Mrs. Lena Kidwell, 78, will be held at 2 p.m.

Sunday at Tyree Funeral Karen, of Akron, Ohio, James Belcher of Toledo, Ohio, and son-in-law, James Moss of Fairmont. Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Kay Wingrove and daughter. Terri Lynn of Pax is her brother, Pfc.

Robert Ycary, who is on a 30-day leave after five months in Vietnam. On completion of his leave, he will return to Vietnam for six more months. Other gue'sts in the Wingrnvp. home are her mother, Mrs. Mary Yeary, and son, Charles, of Ravenna, Ohio.

with Rev. Vaughn Sewe'il and Rev. Ernest Barley in charge. Burial will be in Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens. Mrs.

Kidwell died Wednesday morning at her home following an apparent heart attack. Friends may call at the funeral home after 5 p.m. today. KINGSTON (RNS, Mr vc- Willie nF Paint Hospital Patients RONCEVERTE (RNS) -Patients treated and discharged Mrs. Willis Wriston of Paint Creek Road have announced the birth of their third child, Anna Graves of Caldwcll: John Loudermilk and Delores Hinkle th ot tneir inn a cniia, both of i int onville; Rosemary girl, Katherme Ruth, born Charmco: David in the Oak Hill Hospital July 14.

She weighed seven pounds, one and one fifth ounces. The couple has two other children, Danna Gail and Raymond Willis Jr. Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dravenstott of Paint Creek are her son and daughter- in-law, Mr.

and Mrs. Marlin Rineharl, and children, Garner Blain, Todd Brady and Crystal Gave, of Downersgrove, 111. All are presently on a camping trip IHammons of Charmco; David Sebert of Fairlea; Evert Boone of Frankford; Dema Ray Friars Hill; Gap Mills; Violet Dowdy Lorie Leach of of of Leivasy; Ernest Johnson and Ralph Hayes both of Lewisburg. Russell Milles of Maxwelton; Edna Pomeroy of Meadow Bridge; Rosa Guilliams of Quinwood; Patricia Dilley of Rainelle; Mildred Weikle and Gerald Erwin, both of Ronceverte; Albert Reed of Rupert and Hallie Wickline and Gerald Guntcr. both of White Sulphur Springs.

Greenbrier Delegates Chosen For Cook Is Assigned SAN ANTONIO Airman Robert E. Cook, son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Cook Jr. of Oceana, has completed basic training at Lackland AFB, Tex.

He has boon assigned to Sheppard AFB, Tex. for training in aircraft a i tenance. Airman Cook, a 1965 graduate of Oceana High School, received an A.A. degree in 1969 from Beckley College. aunt, Doyle.

Mr. and Mrs. David Three members of the Greenbrier East High School Future Farmers of America will attend i Leadership Camp at Cedar Lakes July 28 through Aug. Pierpont Briefs PIERPONT (RNS) Mr. and and Mrs.

Ralph Halsey have as a guests for two weeks their 1. They are (left to right) Jimmy Arbuckle, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Arbuckle of Maxwelton; Michael Hanna, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Richard Hanna of Renick. and Ralph Whitt. son of Bernard Whitt of Frankford. Bennett. Fuller (right), cashier of the First National Bank of Ronccvorlc, presented the boys a check to pay their expenses to the camp.

Entertainment MOOSE HOME Saturday, July 26, 1969 10:00 P.M. To 1:00 A.M. MUSIC BY EMBERS ORCHESTRA BALL ROOM MEMBERS ONLY AIR CONDITIONED Artie Visitors ARTIE (RNS) Visiting Mr. Mrs. Will Stover are their Four generations were represented at the Stewart a i gathering Sunday at the homo of Mr.

and Mrs. Clayton Stewart. They v.oro (loft to i Clayton Vmynard and son, Todd; Mrs. l.iiln Stowart, a grandmother of Todd: Mrs. a a a danshtor.

and Mary M.iynnnl. daughter. A a are from I-'la'. lives in Oceana. Others attending were Mr.

and Mrs. Vadis Maynard and children, Jorry and Joan; Mr. and Clayton a a and son, Tod'd. all of i Mr. Mrs.

Willard Cook and children, Herbert, Jerome, Sieve and Sidney, and Mrs. Judy I a and daughter, all of Rockviow; Mrs. Weslov rmd son, Sandy. Bessie Rooky. Viola of a i and children, Norm a and Dobby.

of Ravenoliff; Mrs. Eula Terry and children. Jimmy, Karon, and Barbara, of a Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Stewart and son, Michaol, a William Stewart.

Miss Dorothy Lewis, Privc.lt. and Mr. and Elmer Stewart. all a T-eo IVan of Ohio; Joe Francis of (Jlen Fork and Mrs. I.iila Stewart of Oeeana.

and son-in-law and daughter, Mr. i and Mrs. Orville Shea, and daughter Li'sa, of King Ferry, N. V. After visiting here, they plan to join their son and daughter, iATichael and i a in Ohio and all will return home together.

Others visiting in the Stover home are Mr. and Mrs. Terry Lee Williams and son of Wayne. and Mr. and Airs.

Mollohan and son. Terry a of King Ferry, N. N'. daughter, Mrs. Don Phillips, and sons, Donnic and Darroll, of Fairfax.

Va. Their son, Sidney Hal'soy of Woodbridgo. arrived Tuesday to remain until the weekend. Mr. and Mrs.

John R. Houok id sons, Kevin and Shawn, returned Wednesday to ihoir Ihome in Rluefield, a I visit ing their parents, and A Kloy( of pi rp0 nt and Mr. and Mrs. Orviile Coins of Mullens. Training Completed SAN ANTONIO A i a Mark S.

Miller, son of Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Miller of Foster, has completed basic a i i at. Lackland AFB, Tex. He has been assigned to ROCK A singing Sheppard A for 'feast will be hold 7:30 p.m.

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