The Raleigh Register from Beckley, West Virginia • Page 13

First Story Hour On Saturday Junior Department of the Club will begin the Story Hour Saturday, ac- to the Department Mrs. Arnold C. Burke, and her library chairman, Mrs. H. "WMtiey Perkins.

The Junior Club.has spearheaded a children's" reading hour at Raleigh County Public Library for the'past several years, at least a bi-monthly reading period. Last year they were joined by the General" Club, which under their Youth Committee co-chairman, Mrs. Robert L. Aenick, furnished readers for two Saturdays, making the program a weekly event; The reading hour was discontinued early' last Spring when the remodeling program "began at the Library. MRS.

PERKINS stated, "We have changed the name' of the program from the Reading "Hour to the Story Hour since several persons seemed to confuse it with class to assist the child with his reading problems." She on to say that her Department will have readers the next three" Saturdays after which the Gen. eral Club will furnish readers for the-same period of-time. The children will be to.two groups': One for children from the first through the third igrades and the second for students from the fourth the sixth grades. Mrs. Perkins A' fzffytis MRS.

A. C. BURKE stated that if any of the children have a younger brother or sister at least five years old, he is welcome to join the. first "group for the Story Hour. Both groups will meet 'in the American Legion Room of the Memorial.

Building every Saturday from 10:30 a. m. to 11:30 a. m. AS GROUNDWORK in obtaining interest" in the program, of both child and parent the Junior MRS.

fl. W. PERKINS Department has, prepared 2,100 notices of the Story-Hour to- be -taken home by the schoolchild Friday afternoon. They will be distributed through the-following schools: Central, Lincoln, Institute, Cresent, Sylvia, Maxwell Hill and TeeL Juniors who will conduct the Story Hour Saturday morning are Mrs. Thomas Keyser and.

Mrs. Robert Lee Daniels. Guilty Is Jury's Verdict In Drank Driving Case Hairsten Beckley, was found guilty of driinlr driving in Raleigh County Criminal Court Wednesday after a trial in which he contradicted. testimony of witnesses appearing in his defense. When County Clerk Harold C.

Hanks read the verdict guilty, Defense Attorney Joseph Luchini demanded a poll of the jury. E-ach member of'the jury, evenly divided with men and' six women, nodded agreement to the verdict' 'JUDGE Harry L. McC-reery will hear a motion later to set aside During the trial Hairston maintained he. had gone to the grocery with his sister and that she- drove his car. BecSey Hairston was iriving and that they had to stop the police cruiser, to keep froin being hit by Hainston as ihe swerved onto the wrong side ofH-ager St.

Hairston insisted, he was on the driver's side of the car. when the policemen arrested him although defense witnesses had him on the 'other side. He also contradicted testimony concerning the groceries how they were taken from the car and'whether-any were left in tihe back seat. PROSECUTING Attorney An- th'ony Sparacino pointed out Hairston was being tried on a charge, of drunk 1 driving, and the question' of whether or not he was beaten by the policemen was not Edwin Easley told the jury-he had to hit Hairston. with a blackjack to subdue him during the arrest.

After the Hairston Sparacino advised Judge Allison Smith, scheduled to be tried for murdering his wife last June, was in need of treatment. McCreery said the court had heard that there was a question about Smith's mental fitness. McCreery said he will two physicians to pass on Smith's condition. In other, action, Frank Collins of 505" Ma'ssey St. startled, the court, when'he pleaded not guilty to a breaking and entering charge.

Hanks asked him to re- Driver Executes $1,000 Bond lii 'DAJNFESE (RNS) A Prosperity resident, James Austin Gray, 17, has executed $1,000 bond for his appearance before the next Fayette County Grand jury on a charge of manslaughter. It previously erroneously was reported he faced a charge of manslaughter. YOUNG GRAY appeared Saturday in the office of Magistrate Don Cole, Danese, in company with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Gray.

He also was charged by State Police with failure to report an accident and was assessed a fine of $10 and costs. Gray is charged in the death of his 18-year-old sister, Mrs. Margaret Ann Gunther, Prosperity, who fell from the fender of the car he was driving and received injuries which were -fatal. Fall (amporee Plans Altered Caniporee scheduled this weekend have again been altered due adverse weather to continued conditions. Colie H.

Minter, chairman of camping and activities for Raleigh District, reports the camp- for Friday and Sunday. Events scheduled Saturday will commence as planned beginning his plea, and then told the judge, "he pleads not guilty." McCreery told Collins along with his 'lawyer, Brown, H. Payne, that the plea was out of order because tine session had ibeen arranged to. hear guilty pleas'- only. At the suggestion of the.

judge avowed case to remain on the docket for Oct. 28.. THREE guilty pleas were entered in the afternoon session. Isaac Pugh, Grant Street was given a one to 10 year penitentiary sentence on grand larceny by McCreery. The judge, however, took under consideration a motion of probation by Payne.

-Pugh was remanded to jail. McCreeary deferred Mtnta Nov. 12, passing sentence on Margaret Jones aaid Edward Leroy Mann. Mrs. Jones, Beckley, pleaded guilty to contributing to.

the delinquency of a minor, Mann of '144 Mool pleaded-guilty to breaking and entering. Both were allowed to go free their bonds until the day for sentencing. Fairdale School Has New List Of Officers FAIRDALE (RNB) The Parent-Teacher Association of- the Fairdale, Elementary School, Boltr has- its -officers' Robert and her supporting officers are Mrs. F. H.

Stanley yice president, and Mrs. Ocner Brooks, secretary. The PTA irill not hold a Halloween Carnival, it -was and some discussion has been held on other ways of raising Noel Mankin, principal, discussed the new- grade card and the primary block system at the Monday night meeting. Mrs. Pansy Mankin's room won the.award for most present.

ters, 2 Guilty Pleas Heard In Court Two guilty were taken in Raleigh: County Criminal Court today by Judge Harry L. resulting'' in a jail sentence of 60 days given the defendant. Charles Hill, Beckley, entered his plea of guilty to a charge of obstructing an officer, after which he received the jail sentence. Upon motion by his attorney, he was given credit for the time he spent in jail awaiting disposition of his case. The- other defendant, James McDaniel, Arlington, was reoianded to jail to await sentencing Nov.

10. McDaniel indicted with two other persons armed robbery of a station at MacArthur. He was brought back from Arlington by Mary A. Mounts Succumbs At 64 Mrs; Mary jAlta 6f Piney View, Wednesday in 1 local hospital after an. illness of nine years.

She had resided at Pjney View for the, past 21 years and was born in Louisa, July 15, 1895. She was a member of the Regular Baptist Church, Johnstown Rd. Surviving are her husband Harry Mounts, Piney View; a brother, Freeland Peck, Madison; a sister, Mrs. Arrnela Well- Fort Mrs. Covington, Gay; seven Thelxna K.

Meeks, Mrs. Beatrice Davis, Calloway Heights; Mrs. Agnes Dean, Pontiac, Mrs. Arlis Harrah, Mrs. Jo Ann Nicely, and Mrs.

Jean Biard, all of Cleveland, Ohio, and Mrs. Mercedes Bragg, Dearfield Beach, 16 grandchildren and one great-grandchild. Funeral services will be conducted at the Webb and Neal Funeral Home Chapel at 2 p.m. Friday with the Rev. Everett 'Shafer officiating.

Burial will be in Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens. The body will remain at the funeral home. Pallbearers will be Jack Smith, Melvin Richmond, Jimmy Davis, Jack Thompson, Morris Cole, Benny Meeks. for the service at 1 p.m. ----i- Troops are requested to come prepared to cook the Saturday evening meal or to bring sandwiches, Minter said.

Farther information, may be obtained by calling CL 3-6452. Youth Sunday Sel By Church Sunday will be observed Sunday at the First Christian Church as a part of the church's of October as Loyalty Month. youth choirs, the Choral- iers and Primary Choir, under the direction of Mrs. Oscar Williams, will present the Introit The'song, J1 Mv God And will be sung by a double quartetcom- of Jane Susan "Ipurleson, Teresa Kidd, Anna i)am Williams, Mary Helen Chap- irian, Carolyn Pierce, Ann Rat- iliffe and Mergie Wilson, The morning prayer will be offered by Sam Feazclle and Hobie Shumate will read the Scripture. Young men of the win serve as ushers for the morning service.

The pastbr of the church, the Rev. A. H. Wilson, will use as his sermon subject for this jervice, "Growing local' authorities charge. to face the Accepting Orders For Tree Seedlings Francis Raleigh County Forester, 1 has announced orders for tree seed- Ings are being' accepted for fall and-spring'planting.

Fall orders will be delivered some time 1 during -tiie latter part of November, 'and spring orders will be 'delivered during March. Fall orders will be taken through Nov. 5, after which time all tree orders will: be held for spring delivery. The i trees and seeds are being-offered for sale: Scotch, shortkaf, Virginia, white, and red pine. European and Japanese larch, and'Norway spruce.

The cost will be $15 per thousand trees. Tulip poplar and per thousand. Norway spruce seconds are available at half price. Red oak, white oak, and black walnut seed are available at $1 per 10 Ib. bag.

The minimum order accepted for trees is 500 seedlings. All orders must be made up in multiples of 100, The minimum order accepted for any; particular specials is 100. Orders may be placed by writing direct to the Conservation Commission of West Virginia, Di- E. B. Cole Rites Set On Saturday Ex-Bcckleyan Killed In Automobile Accident The body 4f a former Beckey resident, Lawrence Gilkerson, New Bremen, Ohio, will be returned here for services, it is reported.

Gilkerson, 25, died in an Ohio hospital Wednesday a few ipurs after, he lost control of lis car and it struck tree. The accident occurred on Ohio a mile north of nearby Minster. Funeral services for Emmett Basil Cole, 51, Stanaford, who died Wednesday morning at his home, will be conducted at 2 p. m. Saturday in the Webb and Neal Funeral- Home Chapel.

Burial will be in the Stanaford Cemetery. Cole was a salesman for the Snap-on-Tool Company. He had previously worked several years for the New River Company at Stanaford. Cole was born at "Lanark on 10, 1908. Survivors include his mother, VErs, Mary Ellen; Cole of Stanaford; his wifey'Mrs.

Cole at home; two brothers, Emerson of Crab Orchard and Buren' of Amarillo, Texas; one sister, Mrs. Violet Harrah of Amarillo, Texas; two sons, Jimmy of Los Angeles, "and of five daughters, Mrs Rosemary Shank, Mrs. King, and Mrs. Margaret; Miller all of Modesto, and Phyllis and -Drema Cole, both at home; and eight grandchildren. The body will remain at the fu neral home.

Pallbearers will be Gary Har mon, Herman Warden, Tom Har Lester Hunter, J. F. Greer George Warden. vision of Forestry, Beck ley, or by calling CLifford or CLifford Order blanks are also available from your Soil Conservation teclini dan, County Agent, and Couitf Forester. The trees obtained from commission arc not to be plant ed AS ornamentals.

Michigan State built its first ndoor swimming pool in 190S. was 17 by 35 feet and sur- ounded by eight Grecian col- imns. Raleigh Register, Becklev, W. Thursday Afternoon, October 'Shine Still Operation Charged To 2 Countains Sarah Cree and Henry Cadle, Princewick, arrested by agents of the 1 Alcohol and Tobacco Tax Division of the U.S. Treasury and a State Police Wednesday evening and charged with operation of a moonshine still, were free under $500 bond each today.

The couple was jailed at 7:15 p.m. Wednesday. Today they had a hearing before U. S. Commissioner Winton A.

Riffe at 9 a.m. Each executed $500 bond after waiving to the federal grand jury which convenes in Huntington next week. Claim Contract Breach A breach of contract suit for $450 was filed by John H. Smith against the Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. in the office of the Raleigh County Circuit Clerk Wednesday.

Woody In Trouble With The Military Sergeant Franklin Eugene Woody, Jonben, was in a peck, of trouble this morning. Wednesday at 5:15 p.mu he was lodged in the Raleigh County Jail on a petit larceny charge. This morning he was out working- with other trusties when S. Army officers arrived at the jail to take him into custody for being absent without leave--by just one day. County officers had not known BISHOP TO SPEAK Featured speakers at the Leaders Assembly of the eastern Jurisdiction Board of Lay.

Activities will include Bishop Lloyd C. Wicke, resident bishop; of the Pittsburgh Area of The Methodist Church. Lay leaders from 20 MethodasC conferences will cneet at Buck: ffcll Falls' Oct. 23-25. he was AWOL when nabbed petit larceny.

I At the same time the Army; officers took Eugene M. Fort Jackson, S. C. in tow. He also was charged with being abn sent without leave and been jailed on the charge.

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