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Tuesday Aflovnoon, JInrcli 23, 19G5 New Slate Of Officers Presented BSP Chapter OAK HILL A slate ot now officers was presented at (lie Wednesday meeting of the Xi Alpha Theta Exemplar Chapter ot Beta Sigma Phi Sorority by Mrs. Benedict Teano, chairman of the nominating committee. The group met at the home of Mrs. James Painter on Rhodes Slrcet, Oak Hill. The officers' slate included the following: President, Mrs.

Louis Scott; vice president, Mrs. Ray Ellison; recording secretary, Mrs, Ernest Fazio; corresponding secretary, Mrs. John P. Diiiln. Treasurer, Mrs.

James Painter; extension officer, Mrs, Fred Russell; city council representative, Mrs. R. R. Thomas and alternate Mrs, W. Dixon, Jr.

Mrs. D. C. Rappy Jr. announced a the Middle Eastern Area Convention will be held in Philadelphia, April 2-4.

All members arc urged to turn In their reservations for Founder's Day Banquet to be held April 30. The program, "The Great," was given by Mrs. Lou is Scott. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Ernest Fazio on the Country Club Road.

This will be a western party. Mrs. a spoke briefly on the local program, "Know Your Religion," a is being held at St, Andrews Episcopal Church. The Beta Sigma Phi City Council will sponsor a bowling party with dessert at the TV Recreation Center March 27 at 7 p. m.

Those present were Mrs. James Painter, Mrs. i Scott, Mrs. R. R.

Thomas Mrs. John P. Duda, Mra. Earl Bannister Mrs. D.

C. Rapp Mrs. Benedict Teano, Mrs O. Dixon Jr. and Mrs.

Gene Carter. WEDNESDAY MORNING SPECIALS 9:00 A.M. to 1:00 P.M. THIS IS OUR FINAL SALE BEFORE WE MOVE! COMPLETE STOCK WINTER SPORTSWEAR Lions Donate 2,548 Pairs Of Glasses MOUNT HOPE (HNS)--E. C.

Amick, clininnim of the Sight Conservation Program ot the Mount Hope Lions Club, lias announced a pairs ot glasses have been furnished to needy people in the Mount Hope area since the Mount Hope Lions Club was formed in September, 1030. THE RECORD of the program includes: 1957, 49 pairs of glasses and one cataract opera i 1958, 3C pairs of glasses; 1953, 53 pairs of glasses and one plastic eye; 1960, 47 pairs of glasses and one cataract operation; 19IJ1, 52 pairs of glasses; 1862, 37 pairs ot glasses and one catnmct operation; 19S3, 28 pairs of glasses; 1964, 45 pairs of glasses; and an estimated 10 pairs of glasses for 19fi5. Dr. Walter Kominsky, Oak Hill, has furnished 331 pairs of these glasses since 1953. I'rocceds of the annual minstrel, sponsored hy the Mount Hope Lions cluh, are used for the Sight Conservation Program.

THIS YEAR'S minstrel wil lie held April 2, at 8 p.m. in the Mount Hope High School Auditorium. John R. Brady is minstrel publicity chairman for the cluh. $5.

AND LESS COMPLETE STOCK WINTER DRESSES $5. AND LESS ALL REMAINING WINTER COATS SUITS (IECKIEY ONLY) UP TO OFF TRAPPED BY STATUS PHOENIX, Ariz. you consider yourself a professional burglar?" the defense attorney Wednesday asked a bur- trial witness who testified for the slate after he pleaded guilty as a co-defendant. "No sir," the witness replied, "just an amateur. That's why I got caught." DR.

G. M. POWERS DENTIST Main St. II Phone 253-7696 Blackburn-Cook Vows Exchanged In Oceana OCEANA In a double-ring ceremony performed at 3 p.m. Saturday, Miss Peggy Lou Cook, Oceana, became the bride of Joe Otis (Odle) BlacHbrtin, Hatcher, The Ilev.

Vernon P. Cook for tlio wedding held at Ihe Toneda Baptist Church. Tbe bride is a duaghlcr of Mr. and Mrs. James Otis Cook, Oceana and Blackburn's parents arc Mr.

and Mrs. High Blackburn, Hatcher. Mrs. Philip M. Roach of Occ- ana, pianist, played a program of selections and the Iraditional wedding marches.

The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a sleeveless, floor-length gown of pink silk organza with an overlay of scalloped white nylon lace. The bodice featured a scoop neckline anil the waistline was accented with pastel pink velvet ribbon. The slim skirt was tucked. She wore pink satin slippers and above the elbow gloves. Mrs.

Arbutus Morgan Cook of Oceana, sister-in-law of the bride, served as matron of honor. She wore a lime green street length, bell-shaped gown of silk organza over a a The bodice featured a boat neckline of white silk organza trimmed with darker green embroidered flowers and matching velvet waistband. She wore matching accessories and small veiled hat. She carried a bouquet of lime and white carnations with satin streamers. Serving as best man was Ronnie Mayhew of Oceana and ushers were Donnic Lee Cook, brother of the bride, and Jerry Cook, bolh of Oceana.

A reception was held in Fellowship Hall of the church where a color scheme of pink and white was carried out. Mrs. Tom Long of Koppcrs- ton and Mrs. Hurley Brown of Toneda presided at the punch bowl and coffee urn and Mrs. WOMEN WANTED AGES 17-59 for Sparetime TO tEARH PRACTICAL NURSING Women or all ages wflh or without high scfipof eifiicafiont.

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I M.I, llcrklcy, W. V.i. i NAME ADDRESS 1 I CITY STATE MAR SINCUL I I TEl 3-23-65 I 1, Quenlin Cooper, who made the cake and mint wedding bells served the cake. Mrs. Car Stewart of Pinevilie was in charge of the guest book.

The bride was graduated from Oceana High School in 1963 She was a member of the Fu lure Homemakcrs oi America Future Journalists, Quill am Scroll, Girls Athletic Associn lion, yearbook and school news paper staff and OHS Marching Concert and Dance Bands. She served as majorette and at tended Oglebay Institute Majorettes and Drum Majors for two years. A piano studen for five years, she served as pianist for the Toneda Bnptis Church. She also served as see rotary for the Sunday school was a member of the Baptis Youth Fellowship and secretary treasurer and reporter of the liockcastle Association BYF. She is a graduate of Lloyd's Beauty Training College of Brls lol, and the Virginia Beauty Clinic in Roanoke, Va Participating in hair shows am clinics in Bristol, Ra legli, N.

Knoxville and Ashe ville, she also served as a regular model and won sev cral certificates for hair-styling She is enrolled at Beckley Col legc and is majoring in secon dary education. Blackburn was gradtiatet from Oceana High School in I960, lie was a member of the Conservation Club, Pep Squac and Bible Club. He served president of the Baptist Youth Fellowship of the First Baptis' Church and vice president Rockcastle Association BYF. Ill served four years in the Air Force completing his training at Amarillp, Texas. He sorvoc two years in Tokyo, Japan, ant returned to Vnndcnburg AFB in California.

He received his discharge Oct. 5. He is attend ing Beckley College (nigh school) and is employed by Eas tern Gas and Fuel at Koppers Ion. They plan to live in Pine vilb and will continue their studies at Beckley College. BOOTBLACK BOLTS BEIRUT, Lebanon (UPD--In accordance with a new govern mcnt order "to preserve the dignity of the bootlback," Abu Anloine took off his shoes for the.

shocshine boy to clean in stead of just haying them pol ished while on his feet. The boy grabbed the shoe: and bolted. STUDENT CHARIOT RACE LONDON (UPD--College stu dents staged a 20-mile chario race along the old Roman Roat of Walling Street from London to St. Albnns Sunday. Lovely Blouses to wear foe Tret-La Time ara fno blouses you'll want Jo add spico and everything nice to your ward, robe for Spring! Beautrful solid colors gay prints wonderful chectrc! As refreshing a Spring garden to winter-weary wardrobes! Rolt- op sleeves with choice of Bar- muds or small pointed con- wtiWe cofer.

A Sofid colors of white, bluo, pink, maizo and beigo in siies 32 to 38. Whrto, bluo and pmlr. also in siios 40 to 44. DAC. and cotton.

8 both Bermvda and convertible collar stylos on assortment of colorful prifth. and rayon blend in women's sfres 32 to 38. bluo, black, pint or groan check of and combed cotton blend. Convertible collar stylo in 32 to 38. and combed cotton blond in solid colors of white, bfuo, pink, groen, maae or beige.

Sermwis collar. 32 to 38. DOWNTOWN BECKLEY EASTHAINELLE HINtON MULLENS OAK HILL HICHWOOD 79 Couples Seek Permits To Wed JUST FUR FUN--If the house is chilly, or you just like mink, these fluffy white breeches are for you. Emeric Partos Bergdorf Goodman is the designer. County Clerk Issues Licenses PINEVILLE (RNS) Tin following marriage licenses were issued by the Wyoming County Clerk during the pasf week: Nathan Douglas Osbome, 21 of Woodbridge, son of Ray mond Osborne and Allle Os borne, and Myra Lee AIM, 22 of Woodbridge, daughter Edward S.

and Louise Forlner Aliff. Ernie Lee Trump, 20, of Me Graws, son of Ada Trump and Gillie McMillion Trump, ant Drema June Adkins, 18, of Rav encliff, daughter of Cyril Adkins and Velina Young Adkins. William Terry Smith, 19, Mullens, son of Bill H. and Izora Cook Smith, and Jes sie Drene nice, 18, of Mullens daughter of Rolert W. and Doi Maxey Rice.

Charles Eugene Kennedy, 19 of Brcnton, son of Charles anc Annalce Cox Kennedy, and Nan cy Ann Moody, is, of Fanrock daughter of Jack Leland Moody and Minnie Morgan Moody FAYETTEV1LLE (RNS) Couples who have applied for marriage licenses the first part of Oils month in the Fayette County Clerk's office are: Kenneth Lee Anderson, 22, Victor, son of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Anderson, and Lorna Sharon Foster, 21, Page, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Smith Foster.

Joe Cornelius Angel, 45, Cannelton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Angel, and June Elizabeth Johnson, 36, Cannelton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Oto Jerald.

Ernest Paul Burgess, 21, Oak Hill, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Burgess, and Alice Jean York, 16, Oak Hill, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin York.

James William Burdette, 21, St. Albans, son of Mr. and Mrs. Denver H. Burdette, and Janice Carol Marsico, 21, Smlthers, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Joe Marsico. Kyle Thomas Dooley, 24, Gatewood, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J.

Dooley, and Linda Louise Tucker, 17, Oak Hill, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy L. Tucker. Nicholas Richard Emery 19, Detroit, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Nicholas Emery, and Linda Jean Robinson, 18, Detroit, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Rohinson. Harry Lee Miller, 20, Route 1, Beckley, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph Miller, and Laura Juanita Sumner, 24, Hill Top, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sumner. Edward E.

Martin, 62, Boom, er, son of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel F. Martin, and Margaret Ellen Gabritsch, 53, Handley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Sylvester Estep. William A. Pack, 41, Jump ing Branch, son of Mr. and Mrs, Samuel Lee Pack, and Betsy Ann Gwfnn, 25, Red Star, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Roy Gvvinn Larry Joe Puckett, 20, Gauley Bridge, son of Mr. and Mrs Harold Puckett, and Dixie Lee Neal, 19, Gauley Bridge, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Neal. Howard Earl Powers, 34, Hock Lick, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Clar ence Powers, and Pearl Eliza beth Rnincy, 39, Rock Lick, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed ward Rainey. Billy Albert Hader, 22, Oak Hill, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Ceci Rader, and Feanna Jacquelnu O'Boyle, 19, Lochgelly, daugh tcr of Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester O'Boyle. Bobby Monroe Skaggs, 25 Victor, son of Mr.

and Mrs Austin Skaggs, and Nancy Lau rie Fink, 25, Victor, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ossie Cooper Bernard Elswald Smith, 19 Eagle, son of Mr. and Mrs John L. Smith, and Janice Ma rie Hairston, 18, Carbondalc, daughter ot Mr, and Mrs.

James W. Hairston. Roy Howard Sexton 25 Oak Hill, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy H.

Sexton, and Maria Staffler, 27, Oak Hill, daughter ot Mr. and Mrs. Jqharo Staffler. Albert Franklin Wilson, 21, Swiss, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Thomas Wilson, and Donna Mar- 'ne Waugh, 16, Edmond, daugh- of Mr. and Mrs, Louis Waugh. Henry Paul Walker, 27, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Walker, and Shirley Mae Clark, 18, Ramsey, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Elmer Clark. Syriel Woods 19, Marion, son of Mr. and Mrs. Syriel Woods, and Betty Louise Schott, 19, Ansted, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Adolph Schott, Jr. Verlin Lee Wills, 18, Man- mouth, son of Mr. and Mrs, Harry WUIs, and Martha Hosa- Wilkinson, 16, Boomer, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Robert Wilkinson.

Mt. Hope MOUNT HOPE (RNS) Mrs. Mike Bolen, Bluestone Road, Is a patient in the Oak Hill Hospital for observation and treatment. She is reported improving. Mrs.

Eva Felfen, mother ol Mrs. W. R. Park, is a patient the Oak Hill Hospital for observation and treatment. JOHN Muir, Madison Street, is a patient in the Oak Hill Hospital for observation and treatment.

Muir is a retired employe of the Bureau Mines in Mount Hope. Mrs. Edith Roberts, teacher at the Glen Jean Elementary School, is a patient in the Oak Hill Hospital for observation and treatment. Ray Perry, patient at the Pinecrest Sanitarium in Beckley, is reported improving. Mr.

and Mrs. Sam Warwick, Knoxville, were weekend guests in the home of his mother, Mrs. Addine Warwick. Sizemore Child Born McGRAWS (RNS) Mr. and Mrs.

Arnold Sizemore, Alexandria, announce the birth of their first child, a girl, Saturday at 8:55 a.m., in an Alexandria hospital. The baby, weighing eight pounds, has been named Kathy Sue. Mrs. Sizemore is the former Miss Phyllis Alderman. Maternal grandmother is Mrs.

William Alderman, Glen Rogers. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sizemorc McGraws, are the paternal grandparents with Mrs. Rosie Maraschillo also of McGraws, the paternal great-grandmother.

Both Mr. and Mrs. Sizemorc are graduates of Glen Rogers High School. Asteroids are baby planets. SHOP WEDNESDAY 9 a.m.

Til 1 p.m. And 150 SHAPELY BLOUSES ff SIZES 32 38 ALL NEW '65 STYLES LONG SLEEVE-SHORT SLEEVE ROLL-UP SLEEVE ASSORTED COLORS-WHITE WEDNESDAY ONLY 9 a.m. Til 1 p.m. NO PHONE OR MAIL ORDERS THE HUB and VOGUE 108 HEBER ST..