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12--PM-Hcrald and" Register, Beckley, 'W. Sun day'Morning, Oct. 14, 1962 UF Drive Workers Named For Mullens Campaign MULLENS (RNS)-Chairmen and workers for the United Fund Drive to begin in Mullens Monday were announced Friday. They are Mrs. John Bradbury, South Mullens; Mrs.

H. H. Jeff- Rock Creek ROCK CREEK (RNS) Miss Cosby Brewster, Miami, arrived to visit Miss Grace Tabor Wednesday. Miss Tabor resumed her teaching duties Wednesday following the illness and death if her mother, Mrs. Erie Tabor.

VISITORS in the home of Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Parolari, Rock Creek, are his uncle and aunt, Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Dodson, Kingsport, Tenn. They will return to their home today. Other relatives visited in the area were Fev. and Mrs.

Ernest Barley, Bradley. coate, bail park area in West Mullens; Mrs. Gerald Snyder, Moran Avenue; Mrs. A. R.

Hearn, Dunman Street, Mrs. Randy Akers and Mrs. R. D. Price, hill section.

MRS. AKERS listed her workers as follows: Mrs. Charles Brown and Mrs. Duane Wyatt, Collier Street; Mrs. John Snow and Mrs.

R. D. Akers, Frantz Avenue; Mrs. Charles Tabor, and Mrs. Akers, Center Street and Parsons Drive; Mrs.

J. E. Chapman, Farley and Lincoln Streets, and Mrs. E. V.

Blankenship, a portion of Frantz Avenue. Mrs. Price, who is in charge of Highland Avenue and Circle Drive, announced the following workers: Mrs. David Worley, Mrs. Lewis Worley, Mrs.

Vernon Musser and Mrs. 0. J. Wood. Mrs.

Jeffcoate listed Mrs. Georgia Frank and Mrs. Julia Howery as her workers, and Mrs. Gerald Snyder listed workers in her area as Mrs. Thomas Nichols and Mrs.

Eddie Pryor. MRS. BRADBURY announced Mrs. John Fowler will work in her area and additional workers will be announced. John Tice, Mullens, is county chairman of the United Fund drive which will be held during this month.

A goal of $13,200 has been set to be raised in the county. Participating organizations in the UF of Wyoming County are Boy Scouts of America, Wyoming County District of the Appalachian Council; The Girl Scouts of America, Wyoming County Division of the Southern Region of West Virginia; Wyoming County Chapter of the American Red Cross; Wyoming County Chapter of the Mental Health Association, and the United Service Organization. Cash Carry--Pocket the Savings GET READY FOR WINTER OUTHLAN Building Materials I Cash Carry Back of Beckley Hospital 2 1 6 Business Street BECKLEY, W. VA. Pocket the Savings 300 Gallon TANKS $2995 500 Gallon TANKS 750 Gallon SEPTIC TANKS Approved-- 10-Foot Joints-Fiber SEWER PIPE Jojnt 10-Foot Joints Fiber Seepage Pipe $2 3 Joint 3 PC.

Bathroom Outfit White Only. 5 Foot Recessed Tub. A LESS FITTINGS Johns-Manvilie ASBESTOS SHINGLE SIDING Per Square i 95 Blue INSULATING SIDING SHINGLES Flamingo, mint brown ft mitt nt 15 75 Pre-Hung Aluminum Storm Doors Full Inch thick. Hang it yourself. Compl.t* with two glasses and two icrttns.

Hongs right or SIi.it by and by 23 95 Seif-Storing Pre-Hung Aluminum Storm Doors No to juit window and scraan up or down. Full Inch thick. right or Uft. by and by $25 95 Triple-Track A i STORM I stripped with two and corners. In following Six.

Overall 2 4 1 6 2 3 9 2 4 2 4 2 5 5 26x26 3 0 5 9 Q75 Each Other Sizes $10.75 Johns-Manville ROCKWOOL INSULATION 24 and 16 inch Centers Full Thick, Per 1000 Semi-Thick Per 1000 210-lb. Thick Butt Johns-Manville Roofing Shingles Square 29 Johns-Manville Roll Roofing 45-Ib. Roll Roofing 95 8 I.I. $2.19 65-Jb. Roll Roofing $2,39 90-lb.

Roll Roofing (Whit-, or $3.05 15-lb. Felt Bast Roll $2.35 Roof Coating 5 gal. $2.49 Roof 5 gal. $3.98 PINEVILLE (RNS) Approximately 100 women representing 14 area churches attended the fall rally of the Woman's Mission Society of the Rockcastle Assertion at an all-day session Friday at the Rockcastle Baptist Church, Pineville. The welcome was given by Mrs.

Casey Salome, president of the mission society of the host church. The Rev. L. E. Crowson, pastor of the Darlington Methodist Church, Charleston, was special Receiving literature and materials for the drive Monday in Mullens are these United Fund Workers: (from left tp right), Mrs.

Julia Howery, Mrs. Vivian Pillion, Mrs. Worley, Mrs. Randy Akers, Mrs. A.

R. Hearn, and Mrs. H. Jeffcoate, (seated). Sabine Postmaster Admitted To Hospital SA3INE (RNS) Mrs.

Earnest Shumate entered the Wyoming General Hospital in Mullens Friday night to undergo observation and treatment. MRS. SHUMATE is postmaster at Sabine. During her absence, Mrs. Horace -McGraw will assume her post office duties.

Daughter's Birth Told SABINE (RNS) Mr. and Mrs. Lee Sizernore announce the birth of a girl at 5:30 a.m. Friday at the Pineville Maternity Clinic. THE BABY, who has been named Spnja Renee, five pounds, fourteen ounces.

The Size- mores have five other daughters. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Garland Bailey, Beckley sad Mr. and Sirs.

John Sizemore, McGraws, are the fraternal grandparents. ROCK CREEK (RNS) Charles M. Rumberg, 79, was honored with a birthday dinner at his home here Sunday. A retired miner, he has lived with a son- in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.

F. C. Lemon, for about 30 years. Among his birthday gifts was a huge birthday cake with 79 candles, a gift of a granddaughter, Mrs. J.

C. Broome, Ravenswood. RUMBERG'S chief hobby is gardening which he pursues with zeal. He has two children, Mrs, Lemon and a son, Guy, Beckley. He also has six grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.

Dining with him were Mr. and Mrs. Guy Rumberg and sons, Gary, Randall, and David, Mr. and Harry- Lemon, Charleston; Paul Lemon, Dayton, Ohio; C. K.

McCallister, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Middleton, Miss Carol Middleton, Miss Peggy Middleton, all of St. Albans; Mrs. Zona Rumberg, Whitesville; Mr.

and'Mrs. Robert Davis and children, Robin and Susan. Montcoal; Miss Susan Fierria, Trinidad; Mr. and Mrs. Ronald B.

Cantley and son, Ronnie, Beckley; Mr. and Mrs. Joe Broom, Arnett; Mr. and Mrs. C.

Lemon, Arnett; Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Broome and daughter, Janie, Ravenswood; and the following persons from Rock Creek- MR.

AND Mrs. Ovet Cantley, Miss Peggy Cantley, Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Cantley, Miss Karen Boggs, Mr. and Mrs.

J. L. Bradford, Mr. and Mrs. J.

W. Cantley, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Dickens and daughters, Judy and Nancy, Mr. and Mrs.

Nelson Cooper, Mrs. Nona Rader, Randall Jarrell, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Davis, Miss Marvella Jarrell, David Dee Cantley, Mr. and Mrs.

Okey Cantley, Gordon Cantley, Mr. and Mrs. Eustace Cantley, and children, Ronnie, Cynthia, and Steve and Dr. and Mrs. John D.

Lee Family From Germany Visiting In Area Spending a month with her Alice) Roberts of Todendorf, parents are Mrs. J. C. (Lou Germany, and her daughters, Pamela Sue, 4, and Sandra Kay, 8-months. They are shown with her mother, Mrs.

J. W. Djxon, New Richmond. Mrs. Roberts was called tare by Illness of her father who was a patient for 14 days in the Wyoming General Hospital, Mullens, after suffering a heart attack.

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Stocks Bonds-- Mutual Funds Rol. Co. Bank Beckley overseas for fht past years and three months with the U.S. Navy. His wife and daughters joined him in Turkey eight months later and they remained in Turkey for 16 months before receiving assignment in Germany.

Mrs. Roberts and daughters will -return to Germany about Oct. 18. Her husband, the son of Mrs. John C.

Roberts, Bud, will be stationed overseas an additional 21 months. Variety Show To Aid Centennial ROCK CREEK (KN S) A variety show to benefit the Raleigh County Centennial Fund will be held at the ML View School gymnasium Saturday at 7:30 p.m. Mrs. Robert Hale, Marsh Fork District Centennial chairman, and Mrs. Maude Parolari, co-chairman, are in charge of the event.

ANY PERSON or group desiring to participate on the two-hour program is asked to contact Mrs. Hale whose telephone number is 85-3222 or Miss Edna Wills Arnette. Local talent is invited for music, dancing, dramatizations, acrobatics, etc. Carl J. Jarrel, Dry Creek, will announce the program.

FOODS WJLL be sold from the club room of the Marsh Fork District Woman's Club, located next door to the gym. Mrs. G. Daniel, Dry Creek, Mrs. Nathan Ramsey, Naoma, and Mrs.

Dexter Halstead, Naoma, are in charge of the food booth. Donations baked foods, homemade candies, cookies, cup cakes by any Marsh Fork women will be welcome. A ready-wrapped gift booth will be operated by Miss Grace Tabor and Mrs. L. C.

Weamer. Other committees will be announced later. 4-H'ers Review Songs Af lee's Tree Meet LES'S TREE (RNS)--Mrs. Ruth Tucker, a Fayette County music teacher, met Friday night with the Lee's Tree Travelers 4-H dub to teach the member new songs and review old ones. The special meeting was held at the home of Mrs.

Margaret Tincher, Rainelle. ATTEND! NG were Mrs. Ollie Smailes, Mrs. Ruth Armstrong Carolyn McClure, Isabell Gilkeson, Warren, Richard and Mike Crookshanks, Deborah Walton, Brenda, Charles and George Smailes, Clyde Hoffer, Mike Tincher and VanUa Armstrong. Baptist Women Attend All-Day Pineville Meet New Pastor The Rev.

Ronald E. Wesley assumed duties Oct. 7 as pastor of the Church of the Pineville. Bom in Cincinnati, Ohio, he is the son of Mr. and Mrs.

Jonah Wesley. Mr. Wesley is married to fhe former Miss Viola Watkins and they are the parents of three children, Richard, 10 Karen, 8 and Ronda Renee, 17 months. A high school graduate, he alto completed his four years of theological training in Kentucky. new pastor and his family parsonage and came here from Albany, where he served as pastor.

Bellemeade -BYFers Have Busy Schedule (RNS) The week was a busy one for the members of the Youth Fellowship of the Bellemeade Baptist Church. In addition to its regular meeting Sunday, preceding the evening worship sendee, the group has attended two ether events, the rally of the Rockcastle Baptist Association, Monday night aid a -wiener roast and marshmallow toast, Thursday night PRESENT from the Bellemeade Fellowship at the Monday night service in Pineville with the Cook Memorial, the host church, were Reginia and Sandra Pruiett, Duane Tolliver, Delores Blake, Gary Domi, Tommy Peck, Robert Tolliver, Patty Ellis, Drema Canada, Betty Ellis, Judy Brooks, Stexne Brooks, Mrs. Amedeo Domi and Mrs. Divert Canada. DURING THE recreational and refreshment hour at Pineville, Judy Brooks, vice president of the association, and Reginia Pruiett, president of the local fellowship, with Mrs.

Domi and Mrs. Canada, attended the cabinet meeting for leaders, district officers and fel lowship presidents. The Thursday wiener roast, near the school, culminated a Bible quiz contest between two sides of the BYF, with the losers feting the winners. Miss Pruiett was in charge of the competition. Present were Judy Brooks, Sandra Pruiett, Delores Blake, Willie Tilley, Duane Tolliver, Robert Tolliver, Drema Canada, Ruby Jude, Steve Brooks, Jerry Dflmi, Lacy Brooks, Gary Domi, Patty and Bettv Ellis.

Also attending were the Rev. Stacey Brooks and Mrs. Domi. Adult Evening Classes In Organization Stage PINEVILLE (RNS) Adult evening classes will be organized at Pineville High School at 7 p.m. Monday.

Such classes 'will be in commercial subjects. The organizational meeting will be for any adult in Wyoming County who wishes to enroll in such classes. SPECIFIC class offerings will be determined by the number of persons present desiring a certain class. The site or sites of such classes organized will also depend upon the enrollment in the classes. A minimum of 12 persons in a class is needed before a class can be organized.

emperance speaker. He choss 'Defeat of the Liquor ment" as his topic. This was fok lowed by a question and answei period. MR. CROWSON stated the moderates say that "liquor by the drink" is a cure for our economic ills that more revenuo will be brought into the state.

He also said he believed prayers change people and that people change things and urged all to vote against the proposed amendment. MISS LEOTA Campbell, special area missionary, also spoke to the representatives during the morning session, giving a detailed report of her work in the Rockcastle Association. The afternoon session included a report of the state convention by Mrs. Ralph Mays and a report the House Party. NEW OFFICERS of the association are: Mrs.

Perry Scott, Hatcher, president; Mrs. Bruce vice president; Mrs. W. R. Mays, Mullens, secretary; Mrs.

Gilbert Goode, Pineville, treasurer; Mrs. Garnet Short, Mullens, White Cross; Mrs. Maude Cpzort, Oceana, missionary and "stewardship education for women; Mrs. Fred Lusk, Davin, vice president Christian training; Mrs. Vesler Toler, Davin, vice president Christian service; Mrs.

Elmer Bailey, love gift chairman; Mrs. W. H. Wagner, War, chairman of Christian social relation; Mrs. Rue Schoolcraft, Pineville, publicity chairman; Mrs.

Myrtle Rose, Pineville, business and professional women and Mrs. Speed Pendry, Matheny, Fellowship Guild Counselor. Cashier Retires Fred I. Rowe, assistant cashier at the First National Bank, of Alderson, has retired after serving 44 years as a member of the bank's staff. HE CAME to Alderson in 1899 when his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Jsaac Rowe, moved their family from Claremont, in Fayetta County to have their children take advantage of schools. He has spent all of years since as a resident of AWerscn and all of his working years at the bank. HE RECALLS that his first work at the bank was a six- monttis term to "help out" and as a period of probation on a no pay basis. At the end of this period, he was given permanent work and as he recalls his first salary was S25 a month and that when he had worked up to a salary of S100 he felt like a millionaire, and then as always has felt great pride in being a part of the operating force of the bank which he states is rated as one 'of the best small banks in the state.

IN ADDITION to his business activities at the bank, Rowe served for 26 years as financial secretary of Old Greenbrier Baptist Church, of which he has been a member since his early boyhood. TOO TOUGH TO HANDLE BEESTON, England (UPI) -Magistrates threw out of court Tuesday a careless driving case because the drivers of the two vehicles involved in a crash gave such confused stories that responsibility could not be determined. The vehicles were a police car and a fire engine. NOW YOU KNOW By United Press International The Zugspitze, in the Bavarian Alps on the Austrian border, is the highest peak in Germany, rising 9,721 feet, according to the Columbia Lippincott Gazetteer of the World. GOLDEN 65 AGE 65 OR OVER? Don't Miss Out on HEALTH INSURANCE from CONTINENTAL CASUALTY CO.

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and Mrs. Cliffon Lester; Lois Newsome, senior, vice president, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Newsome; Patty Baileysvilfe FHA Offi cers Sowards, senior, secretary, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Venus Sowards; Sandra Bailey, senior, treasurer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Bailey from left) Patricia Godfrey, junior, parliamentarian, daughter of Mr. Mrs. Loss Godfrey; Ann AtwcH, junior, historian, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Raymond Atwell and Susan Kogley, senior, reporter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Effie Kegley. Not shown is Maxine Deskins, senior, song leftder and daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Amos Deskins..