The Raleigh Register from Beckley, West Virginia • Page 12

12--Raleigh Register, Beckley, W. Monday Afternoon, January 6, 1964 lire Bred Business And Industry Baby Shop Will Move To A New Main Street Location Shortly The Baby Shop, a Beckley institution since 1929 and one of Ihe first shops in the stale de- voled exclusively to children and babies, will move about Fob, 1 to 120 Main St. The new location on the opposite side of Ihe slrcel from ils present siore is between Embee's and Ihe E. M. Payne Co, and was formerly occupied by the Cannon Shoe Store.

It is owned by the Hedrick Estate. PHILLIP BSHARAH, owner of The Baby Shop, said the new location will afford approximately a third more space than he has at present and he plans to expand his line to include clothing for slightly older children than he carries at present. Bsharah left for New York Sunday on a buying trip. All stock in the present store is being clear away at reduced prices to avoid (he necessity of moving it. The business was originally opened -at 308 Neville St.

by Bsharah's father, the late Andrew Bsharah. Bsharah joined the firm when he returned from Service as an Air Force Pilot in World War IT and operalcd the shop for some time in cooperation with two of his sisters, Miss Jennie and Miss Edith Bsharah who now live in Florida. Bsharah is a Beckley native and a graduate of Woodrow Wilson High School. He is a member of the Beckley-Raleigh County Chamber of Commerce, (he Masons, the Shrine, Elks, and St. Stephen's Episcopal Church, where he is a member of the Vestry.

NO TENANT has been signed for the space The Baby Shop will vacate. i i X. The store at 120 Main soon to be occupied by The Baby Shop, will be remodeled as shown in this sketch with one large window and a smaller window separated by a double door entrance. Gray LEO A. VECELHO of Beckley is one of 10 nominees for the vice presidency of The Associated General Contractors of West Virginia, holding its annual convention in Charleston Jan.

17-18. General Contractor members are now voting by mail for five vice presidents, a secretary and a treasurer who will be installed during the convention with W. S. "Bill" Rilchie Jr. of Ravenswood.

the 1964 president of the association, A meeting of the Association's executive committee on Jan. 16 will precede opening of the convention. About 400 contractors and their wives, and dealers in construction equipment and supplies are expected to attend. Ritchie was nominated without opposilion to head the state wide association of general contractors. THE 1964 edition of the Dun and Bradstreet Reference Book lists a total of 892 businesses in Raleigh County, according to statistics released by Byron N.

Morris, manager of the Charleston office. The list includes those manufacturers, wholesalers, and retailers who seek or grant commercial credit, but it does not include some of the service and professional businesses such as beauty and barber shops, security dealers and real estate brokers. tile used for the front will be similar anil will blend with tile in the Embce store next door. Remodeling the inferior will involve a dropped ceiling, new lights, beige vinyl floor covering and, wallpaper in a tweed design. The Baby Shop expects to move from its present address at 109 Main Sf.

about Feb. 1 and will hold a Grand Reopening. Model To Attend Saturday Event Centennial Dinner Dance Is Scheduled PHILLIP BSHARAH I Are Charged After Mishaps Two accidenls resulted in about $1,800 damage Sunday vith no injuries. Police said wo persons were charged in he unrelated mishaps. James Kershner, 17, of Cran- erry was charged with illegal iassing after his 1355 model car truck a 1963 model foreign car riven by Harry Neal, 41, of "rosperity at 12:15 p.m., accord- ng to State Police.

21 Apply For Jobs Applications for 21 positions have been received at the Employment Office. They are as follows: Three carpenters, concrete finisher, painter, bulldozer operator, finish carpenter, cement finisher, machine helper, load er (machine), meat cutter, cashier, sales clerk, orderly, nurse aide, shipping clerk, proof reader, meter reader, air compressor operator, foreman (brick and tile), body repairman. automobile EVERYTHING I ATE TURNED TO GAS "For years 1 suffered gaa pains and di comforts ot indlccstion. NolhinK to do any good, fays H.P., JJiickbannon Va. "I got no pleasure out of calin because my stomach always bothered Then I toot Dr.

1'ieice's Golden Meilic Discovery and now realty enjoy Thousands of people who suffered KS paina, tiKirthurn, stomach distress, due acil have IrictJ pr. Golden Medical Discovery with amazing results. Over 35,000.000 tattles of ttii Rieal non-alcoholic medicine, with ii i wonderful stomachic tonic action, tiav been sold. And no wonder. First, lake rcRiilarly, it promotes more normal atom ach activity.

Urns tielpinc to digest food i better BO you won'l have gas, heartburn aotir stomach. Second, with stomach AC tivlty Improved, you can eat the food you like without fear of after-distress. Get Dr. Piercc'a Golden MedicalDiw uy, Liquid or tablets, at your dragzUt Damage 1800. was estimated at Police said Kershner was or- ered to appear before a local magistrate.

Earlier, about $1,000 damage csulted from a two-car accident the U. S. 1S-21 by pass in ront of Warren's Esso Station. Beckley police said a 1963 model car, driven by Bill E. yons, 26, of Daniels, turned eft into the front of a 1963 model car driven by Clifford Ashley, 55, of Box 33, Clear Jreek.

Lyons was ordered to appear in Beckley Police Court Thursday night. The accident occurred at 10:05 a.m. West Virginia Centennial Commission Chairman Charles Horiel, publisher of Becklcy's two newspapers, is expected to make his final official appearance as head of the Commission at the Centennial Recognition Dinner Dance to he held in the Charleston Civic Center Saturday. Other Raleigh Countians, ac- ive in work for the Centennial luring the past year, also are expected to attend ihe affair he- Sinning at 6:30 p.m. in the Grand Arena of the Civic Cener.

George B. Chambers, chairman of the Raleigh County Committee; Co-Chairman Mrs. Vivan Garland, and William T. 3Iakely, parade chairman have "ndicatcd they will be present. Carl R.

Sullivan, executive director of the Centennial, issued reminder stating an attempt las been made to send invita- ions to everyone who participated actively, but that many lames may have been inadvert- overlooked. He advised anyone not receiving an invita- ion to telephone a reservation, acilittes are available, he said, accommodate a large altend- dnce but advance reservations nust be made. Dress is optional and the price is $5 per person. A highlight of the entertainment program will be a perfor- nance by the Pittsburgh Pops Orchestra, a musical ensenlble vhich appeared in Beekley dur- ng the past summer at the Amphitheater in Grandview State Park. The Claude VorUiington Benedum Founda- ion is sponsoring the orchestra.

Others on the gala program of entertainment will be Edythe Brigode, Dr. Patrick W. Jainer, Centennial Barbershop Quartet, Guildaires, Boliver 1963 Taxes Due Beckley area residents have less than three months to pay real estate and personal prop erty taxes. In an interview Deputy R. L.

Stewart, of the Raleigh County Sheriff's Office said, "County residents who pay their taxes prior to Fob ruary 29th will receive a 2 1-2 per cent discount on the ond half of their statement." The first half already has a three per-cent interest accumu lated. Stewart also mentioned thai the deadline for all 1963 taxes is April J. COMPREHENSIVE PHYSICAL DAMAGE; IMPORTANT AID TO AUTO OWNERS Did ony of these (Flings ever happen lo you or someone you know? --A bear in Yellowstone a i a PcuV breaks your car window --Vandals walk off wirti nubcaps --A tree, pushed over in a windstorm, smashes i i --A carelessly rosscd cigarette ruins your oufo upholstery All of these i ore covered that a of your automobile policy known as "comprehensive" physical damage insurance. It provides protection from fire, theft, wind damage, glass breakage, flood and other perils. In most states you con save 25 per cent by purchasing "comprehensive" with $50 deductible applying only to glass breakage.

If the deductible applies to ell coverages except fire, the premium saving is 55 per cent in most states. "Fifty dollar deductible" means that the policyholder pays the tint $50 in repair bills, Other forms of automobile insurance keld by drivers include payments for: --bodily i and property damage liability claims, --collision damogt to yoar car, --medical payments for you and your passengers, and --coverage if you are struck by an i motorist. Without proper automobile insurance coverage you are exposed to terioK liiKMKtal low. Be sure you and your family are properly protected. Review yiiir auto insurance witfc your R.

D. Waits Insurance Agency, Inc. Bcrfr Building 2W-73S4 and Clyde and Jamss Zeigler oik singer. A series of special CCntennia Urn clips will be cover ng inosl outstanding Centcnnia ivenls. Sullivan commented that this vas the last opportunity to eeognize and publicly thank the many dedicated volunteers for job well done.

Saturday night by Hornbeck Property Is Seen By Jurors Raleigh County Circuit Court Jurors hearing the case of the Slate Road Commission againsl James Hornbeck and Elsie Itornheck, his wife, were lakcn lo view the premises today. The trial stems from a petition filed by the SRC lo condemn property of the Hornbeck's on State Route 54 between Sophia and Glen White for public purposes. Counsel for the plaintiff is Salterfield and Roben Carr. Representing the Horn- becks is the law firm of Sayrc and Sayre. Jurors hearing the case are: Mrs.

Roy Atkins, Frank Swepslon, Mrs. Winnie Lyons, Albert Rucker, Mrs. Mildred Christian, Mrs. Dixie Bryson, R. J.

Lucas Mrs. J. B. Hulchinson Mrs. Hobcrt II Perdue, George S.

Matly, Mrs. R. B. Armonlrout and Mrs, Chalmcr Huffman, as alternate. OLIVER RECOVERING Jerry Oliver, 47, of Cunard, is in "satisfactory" condition al the Beckloy Memorial Hospital where he was admitted Friday for treatment of a head injury suffered in an accident at the Foster Coal at Brooklyn.

DRIVER IS ARRESTED Stale Police charged Bobby Richmond, of Pluto, with reck less driving Sunday. Richmond was jailed al 2 m. and released about 3:30 p. m. after posting a $25 cash bond to Magistrate W.

A Gene) Burke. CRASH INJURES THREE TOKYO (UPI) A gasoline lank car nml a stationary pas scnger train collided Saturday and three persons were injured, The tank car burst Into flame setting fire lo three cars of the passenger train and buildings nearby, joker Lists )educlions For Consumer's Tax Internal Revenue Service gain offers West Virginia tax- ayers a scale on which to ase their income oris of Consumer's Sales Tax- Nathaniel Looker, District'Di- ector, said the amounts allowed only to those tax- ayers who itemize euctions for 1963, 'those ake the standard ten per cent eduction for all items cannot laim the deduction for Con- umer's Sales Taxes. While the law requires lax- aycrs to substantiate their cle- uclions, Looker said IRS will ol require the records if the llowed (scale) amount aken. This is (he sales Tax Sched- le to be used. The smaller gure is that allowed for single ersons, the larger figure being imilics of two or more ons: Income under $1,000 for the ear 1903, $14 and $1,000 nd under $1,500, $26 and $32; 1,500 $2,000, $33 and $40; 2,000 $2,500, $40 'ami $50; $3,000, $48 3,000 $3,500, $55 ami $72; 3,500 $4,000, $03 and $81; 1,000 $4,500, $69 and $91; $5,000, $75 and $99; 15,000 $5,500, $81 and $107; 15,500 $6,000, $86 and $115; 18,000 $6,500, $82 and $122; 18,500 $7,000, $96 and $130; 7,000 $7,500, $101 and $137; 7,500 $8,000.

$105 and $144; $8,000, $109 and $150; 18,500 $9,000, $112 and $157; 19,000 $9,500, $117 and $163; 19,500 $10,000, $120 and $168; $10,000 $11,000, $122 and $176; $11,000 124 and $184; $12,000 $13,000, $125, and $192; $13,000 $14,000, $127 and $194; $14,000 $15,000, $127 and $199; $15,000 $16,000, $128 and $200; $16,000 $128 and $17,000 $18,000, $128 and 1202; $18,000 $19,000, $130 and $202; $19,000 $20,000, $130 and $202. Director Looker concluded by lating the 1SB3 IRS Sales Tax Table is now available free of charge. Ask for Document No. i338 (rev. 11-63).

Address your request to P. 0. Box 1388, 'arkersburg, West Virginia 28101. Smith Boosts Boons Project MADISON Strong support or the proposed Coal River Na ional Recreation Area ii Boone County was voiced her Hulelt candidat linith, Democratic or Governor. Smith said that if he become; Governor, he will "back to thi lilt," the efforts of Boone Conn residents to establish a ma or recreation center in th county.

Rep. John M. Slack Jr principal sponsor of Federa egislation to create a recrea ion area, and hearings on th )ill were held in the county las month. Smith, a Beckleyan, who wa Commerce Commissioner befori resigning fo make the race fo Governor, testified in support he bill and supplied a Congres sional subcommittee with how the proposed cente could benefit the economy Boone County and its adjacen reas. The recreation area woul' commemorate the discovery coal in West Virginia by Johi eter Salley in 1793.

Smith, speaking at a Youn. democratic Club-sponsored said he estimates that th Coal River Recreation Are could bring a half-million visi into the state annually once it is fully developed, an would add $23 million a year he economy of the state, th aulk of which would be spent i and around Boone County. He added that the existenc of first-class recreation facil lies in the area also would pro vide an added inducement fo industries to locate in th region. Top Army Recruiter Trophy Won By In ceremonies held at the West Virginia. Sgt.

Manning is Top Recruiter for (he first half of the fiscal year and for the month of December, During December, Sgt. Manning had a quota of 3.72 enlistments and enlisted 12 for a percent- U.S. Army Recruiting Main Station, Beckley, Lt. Carl P. Wolander, (left) commanding officer, awarded M.

Sgt. II. Kenneth Manning, (right) local recruiter, the Top Army Recruiter trophy for Southern Manning age of 323.58. For the fiscal year the sergeant has a total of 60 enlistment and a percentage of 198.01. Sgt.

Manning obtained tha same award at this time last year. Area Woman Goes To Pakistan Miss McClanahan Is In U.S. Peace Corps To Undergo Surgery John Robert Sweeney, (above), Raleigh County supervisor for the State Road Commission, is in "good" condition at the Raleigh General Hospital. He was admitted to the hospital Sunday and will undergo surgery there Tuesday. Restaurant Meet Is Set For January 17 The Southern Region Restaurant Association plans a gala evening for its Jan.

17 meeting when a speaker from the National Association will address members on pertinent labor problems confronting fhe restaurant industry. Mrs. Natalie M. Austin, president of the West Virginia Restaurant Association as well as the Southern Region, announced a cocktail hour at 5:30 p. and a smorgasbord in the Beck ley Glass House Restaurant will precede the business meet ing.

Restaurateurs from through out the slate are invited (o the affair. Preparing for In lltife theatre, every member of the cast and stage crew has more than one Job, as Illustrated by Betty Sny- rlor (above) who hangs the window curtains for the Curtain Callers' Mcond produc- Angel Street" Uon of 1961, "Angel Street," lo open at The Playhouse at 8:15 p. m. Wednesday and continue through Friday. Mrs.

Snydor Is also working with make-up and costuming. A graduate of Shady Spring ligh School and Beckley Col- ege, Miss Shelma McClanahan of Shady Spring expects to arrive in Lahore, West Pakistan, onight to begin a two-year (our of duty with the Peace Corps. Miss McClanahan, daugh- of Mr. and Mrs. Harvy McClanahan, resigned a leaching Kisition in Anne Arunriel Coun- with the blessing of the ward of education there to three months training at he University of Minnesota as a Peace Corps social worker in September.

With 44 other volunteers she left by plane for Pakistan Saturday. Riding a bicycle or traveling in a jeep as half of a team serving the rural areas near the city of Lahore, Miss McCl.ana- lan will work in native homes. Her teammate will work in the agriculture phase of the irogram designed to assist the West Pakistan Deparlnrent of Agriculture in training personnel in modern agricultural cx- methods and plant production techniques. Volunteers will conduct one- year training course in agricultural extension methods. This program will be administered by the Future Farmers of America and the New Farmers of America under the general supervision of the Peace Corps.

Miss McClanahan, an art major at Beckley College, also expects to teach adult classes. She is considered a capable artist who has done much art work hoth as a student at Shady Spring High and at Beckley College. The volunteers will participate in several projects in development of cooperatives, agricul tural improvement, and public works. The co-operative project will help the government of West Pakistan in its effort lo resettle some 10,000 landless refugees and increase the productivity ol the land. The volunteers will seek to improve the utilization of farm machinery, animal power, maintenance facilities, and to improve the methods of urchasing a marketing trough co-ops.

Civil engineers and construe- ion assistants will comprise the ural public works group going East Pakistan. The volun- eers will plan and participate in the construction of roads, mall bridges, irrigation and Irainage systems, and school md community buildings. The volunteers studied Pun- ab, Urdu, or Bengali, depend- ng on the area to which they vill be assigned. Instruction also included area studies of 5 akistan, a review of American lislory and inslitulions, and a sharpening of their technical skills. Nearly 7,000 volunteers are at vork in 4G countries of Africa, Asia and Latin America.

Addi- requests a received daily. Candidates who apply now and take the Peace Corps nationwide placement test on Jan. 11 or Feb. 8 can he considered for summer training irograms. Hajash Charged After Accidenl Nicholas Hajash, of Beckley.

was charged with drunken driving by city police Sunday. Beckley police said Hajash. driving a 1955 model car, crashed against a parked 1952 truck owned by Howard D. Ware 109 Austin Ave. at 6:30 p.m.

Hajash, 44, suffered cuts of nose, eyes and right forearm and several teeth were knocket out, police reported. He a treated at Raleigh General Hos pital and discharged. The accident occurred a South Kanawha Street and Austin Avenue. Police estimated damage to (he vehicles at $700 Two Rescue Calls Answered Sunday Three calls were answered by Ihe Beckley Fire Department and Rttscue Squad Sunday: The Fire Department was summoned to South Kanawha Street by a passerby, who saw a blaze on an awning at Richmond Clearners and Laundry. Damage was estimaed at $15.

The rescue squad was called to 236 Valley Drive North where 71-year-old William Maxey was having difficulty breathing. He was attended by rescuers, and taken by ambulance to Beckley Memorial Hospital. Later, he was discharged. The second request for the rescue squad came from the Raleigh County Jail. David K.

Ifauo of Pala Maul, Hawaii was administered' oxygen and transported to Raleigh General. His condition was reported, fair Monday. Hauo and Joseph Glenn Dayo of Xenia, Ohio had been booked at the jail Tuesday by a deputy marshal for violation of the Dyer Act (the transporation of a stolen car across slate line). Sludcnts In many schools are not allowed to chew gum in class, thereby bursting their bubble. Sleigh Rider Is Struck By Car On Sunday Frank Harmon, Raleigh County's first sleighing accident victim of the new year, was reported in poor condition Monday by officials at Raleigh General Hospital.

Stale Police, Sunday, said the 12-year-old boy apparently slid in front of a car driven by Henry C. Nichols, 5fi, of Welch on a dirt road leading lo W. Va. 3 near Ihe Hickory Inn on Sunday. The boy became caught under the front bumper of the 1963 model car, officers reported, adding he was dragged about six or eight feet.

Damage to the car was estimated at $80, including a damaged strip of chrome leading underneath the car. "He is the son of Mrs. May Harmon and the late Mr. Harmon of Harper Heights. No charges were placed against Nichols, police said.

The investigation of the mishap is continuing. Old Sword Owned By Lilly The story of this old sword of Civil War vintage may never be told, Orville Lilly, East Gulf, is shown above with the sword which he received Iwo years ago as part payment for some labor. After cleaning the ancient blade, Lilly found the initial on the hilt and the date 18B4 etched on the blade. Lilly has been unahle lo learn more about the relic, since the man who gave it to him has died. THE DOCTOR'S MAJLBAO Dread Hodgkin's Disease Not Hereditary In Mature My sister is 25 and has Hodgkin's disease.

Will irradiation with cobalt help her? Is this disease hereditary? A Hoiigkin's disease is a malignant disease characterized by enlargement of the lymph nodes. It is not hereditary. Surgical removal of the lumors is helpful if Ihe disease is localized in only one or two areas, but more often than not the disease is widespread by the lime It is recognized. Irradiation is beneficial in some cases. Nitrogen mustard, a war gas, has been used but more recenlly a related substance, cyclophospha- mido, has replaced it because it is better tolerated.

Another drug, vinealeukoblastine, is said be better than any other drug Lried so far. These drags bring about a marked improvement for a time, even in persons with far advanced disease. Their effects vary greatly in different persons and the dosage is hard to adjust without unpleasant side effects. No claim can be marie that any give permanent By DR. WAYNE BRANDSTADT For Newspaper Enterprise Assn.

drug will cure. My doctor has me taking four Kquanitrate pills a day. Is that too much? A Equanitrate Is a combination of mcprobamatc a Iran- qulllzcr) and pentacrythritol (to (he coronary arteries). It used to prevent angina wctoris and Is said lo work better than, cither drug alone. It cornea in a large' and small size you probably are not taking 'too much, but your family doclor is the best judge.

ft What is nephrosclerosis? Is it the same as arteriosclerosis? Can it be cured? A Nephrosclerosis is disease lhat results when the changes of arteriosclerosis are seen chiefly in the kidneys. It usually occurs in persons who have had a high blood pressure for many The victims have albumin in the urine. If the condition is recognized early in ils course, measures to reduce the blood pressure will check the progress of the disease, but treatment of the high blood pressure before any kidney damage has occurred is even better. For a recurrent external ear condition, my doctor has for the last 10 years' had me use Neo-Cortef ear drops. Is its continued use likely to cause cortisone side effects? A Neo-Cortef ear drops contain not only hydrocortisone hut also (he antibiolic, ncomycin.

These drops rarely cause side effects, but if they increase the local irritation, they should stopped. Pleasr) send your question! and comments to Dr. Wayne G. BnndslacH, M. In care of paper.

While Dr. Brandstadt cannot answer indlvktuul letters, he will answer letters of general tatereut la future roJumni..