Beckley Post-Herald The Raleigh Register from Beckley, West Virginia • Page 10

TEN COLCORD (RNS)-Mrs. Woodrow Toney, Mrs. Kenneth Me- and Mrs. J. C.

McNulty visited in Charleston Tuesday. Mrs. Virgil Thompson is visiting her son and daushter-in- law, Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Thompson of Chesapeake this week.

David Massey has returned from Charleston Memorial Hospital where he was treated for head injuries sustained when he fell from a bridge a week ago. WyomingManOpposes REGISTER And POST-HERALD, BUCKLEY, W. SATURDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 22 1962 Man Jet Pilot Hits Silk CRAIGSVILLE RNS) Funeral service for James Wallace OCEANA (RNS) Woodrow W. Cook of Oceana, president of the Classroom Teachers Association of Wyoming County, intends to present to the membership at the next regular meeting, Oct. 4, a resolution on the proposed Executive and Budget Amendment to the West Virginia Constitution.

Cook stated, as C. T. A. president, he intends to abide by the verdict the members; but until action is taken, he would oppose the stand taken by Phares Reeci- nerai service lor James Wallace pT" will be conducted Sundav cutlve Secretary of the i r.n Lt. i i west Virginia at 2:30 p.

m. in the Saint Lukes Methodist Church at Craigsville with the Rev. Frank Tlybon and the Rev. Darwood Rowan in charge. Burial will be in the Craigsville Cemetery.

Brown died Thurday in a Montgomery hospital after a long illness. The body will be taken to the home at 4:30 p. m. today from the Simons Funeral Home in Richwood and to the church one hour prior to the funeral. Funeral Is Sunday For David W.

Dunn OCEANA 'RNS) -Funeral services for David Wilbern Dunn, 83, will be conducted at 2 p.m. government would probably belter Sunday in the Christian Advent the education of our rhilrir-Pn West Virginia Education Association. Reeder has stated that he and W. V. E.

A. would publicly fight against the amendment. Cook bases his opposition on several points. First, The amendment would not destroy the constitutional safeguards, inasmuch as, specific safeguards listed in the constitution could not be overridden by a general amendment merely permitting re-organization and consolidation of departments. Second, Cook also pointed out that West Virginia's Educational Program is now sub-standard with West Virginia ranking below most other states and that centralizing responsibility for the budget, or any other reorganization aimed at increasing the effeciency of state Family Reunion HeldByKeslers CLIFTY (RNS) The annual Kesler reunion was held Sunday at the Kesler Memorial Presbyterian Church with the pastor, the Rev.

0. C. Landrum, delivering the morning sermon. During the afternoon session, officers were retained for the coming year. The program consisted of congregational singing.

Mrs. Lillie Stroud of Barboursville, a guest of her sister, Mrs. Bertha Bugg, received the prize for having traveled the greatest distance; Juauita Legg, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Steve Legg, was the youngest girl present; and Jimmy Kenney, youngest boy.

Mrs. Stroud and Mrs. Lota Mason, both 83 years of age, were the oldest women, and Frank L. When Planes Hit, Crash PRINCESS A COURTHOUSE, Va. (AP) One Navy jet pilot was killed and another parachuted to safety after their The planes were returning from a training mission and were making a "section tacan" approach to the air station--a radio controlled F8U Crusader planes collided at approach in which the planes re- low altitude as they approached main in close proximity the Oceana Naval Air Station Thursday night.

IlJXIll. Dead is Lt. (jg) William Henry crs hed abo TM a art A for Bader, 25, of Phoenixville, Pa. duer, zo, oi rnoenixvuie. ra.

-j i 7 The other pilot is Lt. Guy Ker- sa gader ejected from his plane lit Webb. 30. of Man. w.

Va found near its WOODROW W. COOK Kesler, the attending. Dance Is Planned By Rainelle Girls EAST RAINELLE (RNS) --The TMn Ramelle Assembly No. 15, Order i a i man, Qf lu for Girls MOQ day evening in the Masonic Tern- The Mayas, Incas and Aztec Indians used tobacco socially, ceremonially and in religious observances. Fayette Mission Society Picks Nominating Group Church at Clear Fork with the Rev.

William Lusk in charge Burial will be in the Belcher Cem etery at Clear Fork. Dunn died Thursday evening a' his home after long illness. The body will be taken to the home at 11 a. m. today from the Evans Funeral Home in Oceana and to the church one hour prior to the funeral.

Church Group Meets MOUNT HOPE (BNS) The Woman's Missionary Council oi the Assembly of God Church met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Grover Dotson Wednesday evening. An informal discussion was held on the social relationship of the church. Plans were made to send a Christmas box to the Bethany Retirement Home in Florida, which is sponsored by the Assembly of God organizations.

ASC Committee Nominees Are Selected In Monroe Stock Exchange NEW YORK (AP) Waves of selling battered the stock market Friday to its worst loss in two months. Trading was heavy. Penetration again of the psychologically important 600 level in the Dow Jones industrial average brought in additional selling, brokers said, and tickers ran late as traders unloaded. The Dow industrials sank 9.87 to 591.78. Before the started, Wall Streeters envisioned a rally if the Dow could remain above 600.

a deepening decline if the 600 line were pierced. Key stocks fell from fractions to a point or more along a broad front. Du Pont dropped 3 and Corning Glass 4. NEW YORK (AP) --Friday's close: ACT Ind Air Red Al Chem Mis Chal Am Can Am Cyan Am El Pow Am Mot ATtT Am Tob Am Vis Ana Cop Armco Ash Oil Atchison Bendix Beth St Boeing Bordcn Can Pac Celar.ese Ceintex CtO Chrysler Coca Cola Col Gas Com Cdt omw Ed Con Gas Con Coal Gulf Oil Hercules IBII ...20 Int TtT Island CTc Kaiser Ken Cop Kopeprs Kroger Lib Martin Monsanto Monty Ward Kat Bis Nat Dairy at Djsti Nat Sti NYC 36V4 376-H Air DuPout East AirL East Gas East Kod Fodders Firestone FMC Fort Mtr Ga Pac Gen Dyn Elec Gen Fds Gen Mot Gen Tel Goodrich Goodyear Greyhound Owens HI Paramount Penney JC RR i Mcr Phc Plata RCA Rep SH Rcy Tob Sears 35 54-li 23 67 the education of our children. Third, Concentrating on these nebulous possibilities while we (educators) are in the midst of a campaign for a better school legislative program is impractical and unwise and has endangered our entire legislative program and put to naught our efforts in that direction.

Fourth, There Is ample opportunity to have the W. V. E. A. membership consider the amendment since we have a state-wide convention scheduled to meet in Charleston in Otober.

"I say these things more as Legislative Chairman of Wyoming County than as CTA President. I don't propose to take part in sup- HICO (RNS) On Wednesday afternoon, the Woman's Mission Society of Sunday Ptoad Baptist Church met at the church school building, with Mrs. Stella Pyatt in charge of the devotional. Mrs. Joan Ellison led a White Cross dedication service for the society Overland Quota to be sent to Kodiak Baptist Mission in Kodiak, Alaska.

Mrs. Bertha Kessler presided over the business session. About 28 sick calls had been made by society members during the month. Mrs. Velma Kesler, Mrs.

Maggie Potter, and Mrs. Marjorie port of or against the budget amendment. The Executive and Budget Amendment is not part of our legislative program," Cook said. UNION (RNS) The election of the ASC community committee each of Monroe County's six magisterial districts will be by mail this year. Ballots will be mailed within the next few days and must be voted and returned no later than Oct.

2. Guy E. Arthur, chairman of the I County Agricultural Stabilization' and Conservation Committee, has released the following slate of nominees for the ASC community committee: Springfield, D. C. Booth, Frank Bradley, Bennie R.

Comer, Hedley Dowdy, James Garvin, Maynard Pence, Mervin Pence, Alton Thompson, Otis Weikle, and E. S. Weikle. Wolfe Creek, Mark H. Dillon, John L.

Hedrick, DwightHill, C. H. Huffman, M. L. McClung, Lacy C.

Parker, Millard Parker, Dyer Pettigrew, E. L. Skaggs, and Melvin Weikle. Red Sulphur, Evan Belcher, Eugene Booth, L. L.

Dillon, Emmett Dunn, Logan Jackson, Wallace Jones, S. P. McDaniel, James Mc" -hee, Opie McGhee, and Norman Robinson. Second Creek, Byron L. earner, H.

S. Connell, G. Benton Dai- ton, T. R. Elmore, Wade C.

Helvey, James C. Miller, Emory Mustain, C. E. Nester, Paul Nichols, and Randall Wallace. Sweet Springs.

Clyde Arthur, B. H. LaFon, Guy Looney, Guy ing part or is eligible to take part in one or more of the programs administered by the ASC committees. Daugherty are the nominating committee who will present their report of nominees for the society of I ices at the Oct. 17th meeting.

Mrs. Hugart Clonch of Belva will be the speaker. It was agreed that the UNICEF party will be held Oct. 30 with the group meeting at the church school building at 6 p.m. Children of the church will wear UNICEF tags as they go about the community asking for contributions, and will return to the church for the party.

Committees are: refreshments, Mrs. Marjorie Daugherty, Mrs. Maggie Potter and Mrs. Bertha Kessler; transportation, Mrs. Ruth Creger and Mrs.

Mildred Metheney; and entertainment, Mrs. Joan Ellison, Mrs. Stella Pyatt and Mrs. Velma Kesler. Mrs.

Maggie Potter reported that $78.83 had been contributed to Love Gift since January. "Because of You" was the dedication service led by Mrs. Potter. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Creger and Mrs.

Daugherty. Also attending were Mrs. Edith McGraw, Mrs. Olive Zimmerman, Mrs. Nettie McVey, Mrs.

Zela Grimmett, Mrs. Ora Kessler, Mrs. Nora Small, Mrs. Verna Fortner and daughters, Carla, Debbie and Tmmy, and Angela Kessler. THE LITTLE WOMAM jnxEcate.

lie, 1962. VMi rwhuTSema: pie in East Rainelle with Francine Thompson, worthy advisor, presiding. Plans were made for the girls to sponsor a dance Saturday evening at the Masonic Temple, and it was also decided to start a fund towards the purchasing of new curtains for the Masonic Temple. New district officers from the assembly were recognized. They are: Kathy Floyd, worthy advisor; Francine Thompson, recorder; Jackie Pomroy, immortality; and Mildred Kraus, historian.

The newly elected worthy advisor thanked the assembly for the gift she received when installed as worthy advisor and also for their cooperation during the installation. Members attending were Francine Thompson, Reba Collins, Sandy Walker, Harrietta Erskine, Jackie Pomroy, Mildred Kraus, Sharon Fleshman, Carolyn Redman, Orpha Morrison, Carol Ballew, Sue Rock, Betty Lawrence, Patty Collins, Nadine Tincher, Linda Marie, Georgeann Michael, Martha Walker, Wanda Christianson, Sandy Williams, Ginger Rock, Linda Tincher, and Mrs. W. H. Kraus, mother advisor.

Giatto Water Case Hearing Set Oct. 31 CHARLESTON (AP) The Public Service Commission will hear Oct. 31 a request by Giatto Water Works, at Giatto in Mercer County, for authority to purchase a water system in Weyanoke. The Weyanoke properties, also in Mercer, currently are owned by B. G.

Shuck of Matoaka. The proposed purchase price is $2,100. The Weyanoke system serves 34 customers. Also set for hearing Oct. 31 is a petition by Giatto for approval of higher water rates in that community and vicinity.

The new charges would include a $3 monthly minimum on a metered scale. Current flat rates include a $3 charge per family, and $3.50 for a business. Pakistan became a republic in 11956. though retaining British Commonwealth membership and parliamentary government along British lines. After the plaues collided they spokesman for Bader's squadron Fayetteville wreckage.

Both planes crashed within 200 yards of Dean farmhouse. A piece of wreckage landed in the front yard. Davis said one plane "went past the house like a ball of fire I thought the top of the house was on fire." Minutes later Webb walked to the Davis home and asked permission to use the telephone. Mrs. Davis said Webb told the air station he knew he was flying over a populated area and did not want to eject from his plane, "But he said the plane just started to corne to pieces around him' and he had to get out," Mrs.

Davis related. FAYETTEVILLE (RNS)-E. B. Eskew, John L. Holliday, and Clifford E.

Chapman, all members of the Fayetteville Methodist Church, are attending the 22nd annual Methodist Men's Institute being held at Jackson's Mill' for three days beginning today. Mr. and Mrs. Ramon Adkins, Miss Bunny Adkins, and Miss Emily Semon were Sunday visitors in the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Charles A. Adkins in Summersville. H. L. Riggle, Fayette County Extension Agricultural Agent, attended the State Livestock Round-Up meeting in Jackson's Mill Sept.

17-20. Mr. and Mrs. F. G.

Janutolo left Thursday for a visit with their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Hoye and daughter, Mary Watts, in Marietta, Ohio. Mrs. Ermel J.

Wilson is a patient in the Oak Hill Hospital where she underwent major surgery Tuesday. Dennis Bobbitt is reported to be recovering following surgery performed Monday in the Kanawha Valley Hospital. "DENNIS THE MENACE" Hawk Migration Set UNION (RNS) The annual migration of hawks, which ridei the air currents southward along! the Appalachian Mountains early each fdl, is expected to reach its peak this weekend, George P.ou- er, local ornithologist, has announced. As usual, the vantage points on Peters Mountain at Hanging Rock and where the Waitevilie Road crosses the mountain, will be manned by members of the Huntington and Charleston Chapters of the Brooks Bird Club. Also, a delegation from Concord College and several local people expect to participate in the county.

Do It Every Time By Jimmy Hatfo rr JUST BOILS OWN TO SIMPLE ARITHMETIC NINE TIMES SIX VEAH- NINE TIMES SIX- TIMES WILL YOU QUESTION DOGTOOTH JUST DIDN'T FT WHEN IT CAME TO MATHEMATICS -Y AND THE JACK POT OUT SCOUT HIM AT THE CANDY STORE PINSALL MACHINE HE CAM OUTFI6URE A MECHANICAL MAKES 76,932 JIMES FOR THE TRiPlE WHAMMY IS "What do I do? First she said, 'Charge if--then he said. TTTipTrsttro said, TJncliarge it n. juctr un, viu juuuiiev, i Kendall A II Schumaker, W. C. Schumaker A I I Ileve Wallace, Dwight Wickline, and Robert R.

Wylie Jr. Union. L. M. Barton, Dale Beck- Ralph Compton, A.

G. Dransfield G. C. Shanklin H. D.

Shumate, W. C. Sibold, John L. Trail. Harry Lee Walker, and Paul Wickline.

To be elected are three regular committee members and two alternates. The chairman, vice chairman, and regular member of the elected ASC community com- 65 35 Son Pac Son Ry Haisd St Brands st Oi NJ Texaco Twcn Ccn Tjri Car Un XTS Rub vs 5t west Md Wi Woohvth Youns StT 26'. jt 61 53 Si Cl'i mittee will also serve as delegate, alternate delegate, and second aI- ternate delegate, respectively, to! the county convention where thef La ASC county committee will bei 2Q chosen. The county convention will be held at the local ASCS office' Oct. 18.

Questions on eligibility to vote and to hold office will be determined by the county subject to appeal to the state! Generally, an eligible! i voter must be a farm owner, ten- ant. or sharecropper who is tak- ACROSS 1. Scorch. 5. Strike 9.

Wandering workman 10. Robust 11. Fishhooks 12. Manacles 14. Made la as marked exports 15.

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Trays for bricks 28. Turkish Devotion Is Given 29. Guides note 30. Welsh DOWN 1. Follow 2.

Relating to hours S. Warp-yarn 4. Scandinavians la Russia 5. Glisten 6. Fat 7.

Genus of lily S.Nom de plume 11. Boy 13. Wander 15. Climbing plant 17. Stttchbirds 18.

Even: poeL 21. Seep 22. Zinc: symbol 23. Be still! 24. Sooth- 8.12 S.fi7 7.W S.3? 3.73 9 i2.w:Bunny Aokms was nostess to the 5.30 io.li members of the Alma Xobel Guild Baptist church in Diversified Gr Stock Fa-c twenty- four Dryefas Fmd Eaton Kotvard Bal slender ana Fidelity Fundamental Inv Common Stock Find Hamilton Fend H-C-7 Hamilton Fusd K-DA Incorp Incnrp ITV Institutional Growth Invest Co of America Investors Mcical Corp Investors Stock Fsr.d Invest Variable Fund ar.e C-F-K-2 ystor.e C-F-S-2 Keystone C-F-S-4 Lxzard Fend LooTnis-Saytes Mutual Mass Investors Trust Msss Inv Growth Stock National Invest National Sec Stock National Sec Grwth One Si Paritar.

Ftmd Putnam, Putnam Selected American Shares State St Inv By Mary Kessler i rab bit FAYETTEVILLE (RXS)--Missi S4. Relative 37. Biblical name ft i Vj-tlUi 1U 1 on Tuesday at the of her parents, Mr. and rs Rimon Adkins on Short! K'W i Street. The president, Miss Mary! i3.s Kessler.

presided over the' business session. 1372 "Gixnvth Through i-J! 2s the theme used by Miss Kes! 32.35 er or er devotional program. 4.40 Tsi Miss Kandice Kincaid presented 1 0 on "The Talking ''tf Ur e-" p.s?j A discussion held on thej Mother-Daughter Ban-! with the time to be an-j s.33 nounced at a later date. i 42. Oil: comb.

form 43. Inflamed spot on eyelid: poss. 4.BO Club Hears Donnelly 125? ANSTED Mrs. Ray TM 7.53jKirkwpod presided over the Mon- day night meeting of the Anstedj Garden Club at Ansted i United Sfience Fend Wellington 6.R9 gymnasium. "7.30 The Rev.

C. S. Donnelly of Oak presented the program of the sis is evening, follov.ing his introduction Ivan B. Steelc. 6.52 About 50 persons attended the 1 0 7 3 mee including members of 5.74 Vzrjfte Lookout Garden Club.

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