The Raleigh Register from Beckley, West Virginia • Page 7

Mrs. Shrewsbury Taken by Death; Funeral Set Today By Hflistfr Stsfl Writer MULLENS--111 the past several, years. complications resulting from old age claimed the life of a former Raleigh County resident. Mrs. Winton A.

Shrewsbury, who died at the Princeton ol a daughter Friday Seriously ill the past her death occurred at 7:30 a. m. A native of Giles County. Vir-. pinia, she was born February 20.

3874. She was member of the Escria Primitive Baptist Church. Funeral services will be con- dueled at 2 P. today by the Flder Thomas Jenkins at the i Old Liberty Baptist Church, near I-ashmeet. Mercer County.

the church in which she and her survivlnK liusband were married 56 years aeo. I will made in the family i cemetery near Matoaka. In recent years she and her bar.rt had resided with member? of their family, and for a time a rradc their home with a a J- Mrs. Evcnlt A. Rl 'dell.

'Volunteers Paint Church To Install New Shrine Officers On Friday Nigh! Infant's Kites are Held in Faycttcville I Sunday ncRisler, Ticcklcy, W. Sunday Morning, April 18, 1948 7 ide Three surviving sons also resi at lilindell and arc: 1'aul, Hoy and Hav Shrewsbury. Other survivors beside. 1 Other survivors besides her i husband are five daughters: Frank Dalton and Mrs. N'ed Bar-.

bcrec. both of Princeton. Mrs. Verre Wood of Baltimore Vera Cabcll of White Sul-. lihur.

and Mrs. Ernest Monk of Maloaha; and a fourth son. a i J. Shrewsbury of Flat Top. I She also is survived by a Mrs.

Eli7alElli Wimnwr of Blaukl Lick, Mercer County. Fayeile Bands lo Meet in Oak Hill Bv Stnfi ivrilrr A HILL Oak Ussh' School Hand will be host to cornprisMhe coiml.rbauH on Fri- nay they prepare for the a ett'e County Band Festival I Mrs Herman Roger Pritciietl, a member of (he board of dcncons, Kvcrctt Green, a director of (he First Baptist Church, are ainonfr the 25 men of the church why have volunteered i services in painting and the church i i The men a i al the church a 6 p. m. each nijilil and work i midnight, v.ith the church women serving food to them around p. m.

The Rev. Jarrclt Changer, whn has hoen in (lie work, snid the volunteers i i all Sunday school vlass ruoins rind the hallway. They cxucct tu have their work completed about Wednesday. The church sanctuary and I iiutsiile will be painted by professional men. the )aslnr said, probably in May or June.

(Kcpsler I'holu) J. Thorne. of Berkley, will stalled as worthy high pri of Jabel Alrc-a Shrine 6, Shrine of Jerusalem, al the 23 meeting to be held Mourn Hope. Other officers to be installed are H. D.

Oast, watchman of shepards, of Mount Mrs. Fannie Rictieson, prounet- ess. Hope: Alc.x Anderson, associate watthman o( sherJards, Uwion: Mrs. Eva Tully. smbc, Oak Hill; Mis.

Marie Bolton. treasurer. Hope; Mrs. auc Hoiils, chaplain. BccWey; Mrs-, A a Daniel, shepardess.

of Fay-1 etlcvillr: Mrs. Fay Martin, guide. Oak Hill. Appointed and associate i ccrs atso wilt he installed arid i have practiiT- session on Wedncs- April 21. i Beck ley meinbeis will be hostesses for the meeting.

No Parking Areas; Set in Oak Hill By Rrttater Jt-ill Writer OAK I lines dcsie- nating "tw parking" areas were painted on various couicis Oak i this i i of the Oak i i Police Depa: tmcnfs new campaign 10 damn I down on a i violators. Police Chief D. S. Kincairl said, i Motorists who park on sued; 'corners obstiuct the views of other at interscclinns and are 'dctmile traffic hazards, he The three-minute parking limit in front of the post office will also regidly enforced. In; said' I Regime Staff Writer i FAVF.1TKVILI.F.

i a eivire were field yesterrTay a i ensoou in tlie Dorld Vuneral Home in for Earl Ray son of Mr. 1 an.1 A. Rav Stunni. of Akioii, who iiel A'pril 13. i 1 wei-e cojiriucted by Dr.

r. Frame, of Kayetteville, with iurial following at Clifty, Surviving are his parents: one Beverly, of Akron, a a Krandparents, a J. i of Copley. Ohio, and Mis. Mane A.

Stunni. of Youngstown, Ohio: paternal great- Mrs. Rose A i Ohio, maternal graudpsr-: Mr. and Mrs. Earl S.

Fayeuevjlle; maternal p. a t- Mr. and Mrs. J. and a number ol aurili ar.fl uncles.

Ucckley, Mullens to le Asked Meeting By Bpjl'tor Slilf Wrilrr OAK will be extended lo the Becliley Mullens and I'rofes- slonil Clubs to attend 31 li.inq.ufl at the Hotel 11111 on May 1. in honor of Miss Itohrbouxh, state president, of Clarksburr. Fbns for the propram will le completed by the executive board mil lille decorations will be In charge of the decorilion committee i Miss Esther Brooks is chairman. i the i Infarnil jjamts will Ijr played. All mrnihers ire requested lo make rrseryitions wKh Miss Nancy Buri-eAS before March 29.

Hope bCHOOl 10 Be Site for A a Coal i i LotirSC for 8 lc rnursr.s are rlrslined In i i i men obtain certificates of competency as mine foremen and i busies to promote: site and efficient minfnt Ayers Funeral is Set for Today morning in preparation conceit at the local high scnnoi aiKlitnrionin at 8 p. m. A i 24, P. G. Mackcy announced tr.dfty.

liach schnnl's entire hand ill i will prrform in Iht parade scheduler! for 2 p. m. April to followed by an avrlillnu. Tliis festival, Jlaekcy slated, is to art also as a s'ate i a niccline. the i West Virginia, with the purpose of selecting; bands nnalificd to enter ilie stale.

festival at Hnnlinglon May 6. write- i and 8. VAYLAND- Finicral services! To be cliEible for the at 2 rj -liner entercy- mils! ivision a 1 (ex- tival each i a di pcriorl. a division 2 cellenl). Hetbert Tiemeyer.

dfrec or of the hrass i at the Cincmmvll College of Music will be. rlireetor and judse al the county festival. Tiemeyer is the United States as a judicature a his home on Friday cci will he held lor Ihe of Worlri ar I al the urch the La lrcoriffk iil in g. Burial j.LJ Cmc ivin r(1 his i(c, Mrs. rial rs, Mrs.

and is a member of the A i a Tavlor of Maplcwooil, Mrs. Band Masters Association. For i i a a 1r a Mis- past 20 years he ha" been RUPERT VARIETY STORE J. I. Dorscy Kupert, W.

Va. SEE ODR LINES Ranges Heaters Washers Refrigerators trumpter i Symphony. the Cincinnati 1 John Berry of Laylanrl, and Misses Louise. and Uila at home- also sons. Clarence of Layland.

anri at home. Surviving alfo arc three brothers. Kelly, Floyd anil Arlie. all of Bei-klcy; and his mo'her, Sarah Ayers of l.ayland. 1 VFW Conducts Rites For Samuel By needier Writer OAK HILL-- Mililaty ntes were held at 2 p.m.

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