The Raleigh Register from Beckley, West Virginia • Page 7

Deaths: Rtggter. Bttktey. W. Friday Afternoon. Doc.

10. IfTT-l Of OafeWMd TWlw Part Oafcvito RoM Thunder an morntag lit a Prtoteton hoapfcil of nt heart attack Born at Breward Feb M. tttl, he wan a MM of Mn. Winnie Barton Petty of Hickory. and the late Jtttcr Barton Mr Barton a (ataman and disaMed veteran and had reaided in Princeton the part 17 years, moving from Detroit.

Midi. He a member of the Dnabted American Veteran and a veteran of World War II. serving In the Air Force. AHO surviving are his wife. Hazel Corbin Barton, atftome; three sow, William A.

Moorehead City, Ronald Petty. Paducah. Ky. and Terry Petty, Hickory: a daughter. Veneia Ann Early.

Hickory: a brother. Glen Barton. Hickory and sin grandchildren. Servicn will he Saturday at p.m. in the Winkler Grove Baptist Church in Hickory with the Rev Kenneth Pauttberry in charge.

Burial will be in the Winkler Grove Cemetery. Friends may call today from ft p.m. tp 9 a George W. Seaver Funeral Home. Princeton The body will be taken to Hickory Saturday morning 4 CuiHo Services for Curtis P.

Bell. 61. of Rising Sun. Md. formerly of McComas.

will be Tuesday in Rising Sun. Md at the Ford Funeral Home in Rising Sun, Md Mr Bell died Sunday in Hartfort Memorial in Havre TV Grace. after a lone illness Bom May 5. 1315, he was the son of the late Walter and Clara Shrader Bell Mr Brll a disabled coal miner and a member of I'nited Mine Woikersof America HistriH 29, and was retired from the Board of Education in Maryland where he last worked, and was a member of the Porter draco Baptist Church in Rising Sun. Md Survivors include his wife.

Hazel Webb Bell, one son. Kugene Bell of Colors. Md one daughter. Mrs Robert 'Phyllis' Stewart of Berkley: four sisters Mrs Willie Hill of BluefleM. Mrs William 'Dolores) Mullins.

Harry iKathrvni Perltrjwski. both of Berkley, and Mrs Clarence i Nancy Barh of Polk. Ohio, and five grandchildren Prei-erted in ileatn by two sister; The body is at the Ford Funeral Home in Rising Sun Gltn Richard Edwards Glen Richard R. of Springdale Ave Oakvale Road. Princeton, died Thursday aftmvwtt in a Princeton hospital after a long illness Born at Whiting Iowa.

April 14. 1195. he wa a son of the late Richard and Gladys M.inders Mr a retired businessman and had resided in Princeton the past 18 vcarv mmlrw from Onawa. Iowa He was preceded in death bv a daughter Mariorie Von rmirt Surviving aft- his wife. Florence Jacotaon Kdwardx and a son.

Robert (lien Kdwards. Prtvat? will be held Saturday at in the fieorge Silver Funeral Home. Prmi-einn with the Rev Paul Tarter in i harce Kntomhment will be in the Hesthavm Park Cemeterv Mausoleum Arthur H. Arthur Howard Harrah. 78.

of Vummmont will he Sunday At 2 in the Hose and Peace Chapel with the Rev FIIH! Dillon ini charge Rurulwillbe in the Grandview Cemetery Mr Ilirrah w.n dead on arrival Tuesday mornmG at a Btrkley hospital after an ap- heart trwv rail Sattird.iv after at thr ftincr.il homr Mrt. Emma Hawkins Mrs Kmm.i H.iwkinv formerly of Glen Fork died in a Huntmgton hospital after a (one illnevi TV budv FA ami F.vam Funeral in Mrs. MyrUt HoNandsworth Mvrtle Trump Hojlandworth of I ivrrmore C.ilif formerly of Stanalord and BtN-klrv died IVr 17 in a rastro Valley Calll nursing homr Mn WHS bom Feb 21. tflHl Berfclev HIY husband .1 dted in Ah preceding her in death were a son l-icv. in a daughter Melvie Mane Ul- Iv UWS a Mster Mrs Pearl Quesenherry ami three brothers Ash and Tnimp Surviving are three Mrs Nina of I jvermore with whom she made her tonne Mrs Opal Roberts also of Liver- ITMHT and Mrs (ienevieve Murhach.

South iiroUna were held 19 in the chapel of the r.tlUgtwn Mortuary in livermore with the Rev William Nebo officiating Burial in remrten tn Mvermore Mrs. Hiirlty Senn-es Dona Hurkn 47 of Wyoming, will be Saturday at II am in the Churrh of God with the Ktbert Hudglns offh-uittne Burial will be in Palm Memorial at Mathenv Mn Hiirlev died Wednesday in a Becklev Born Jan 190i. at fHawtr. wv a dauajMer of Don toff ord of Mtwnt Mtbo awl Omie Letter Stafford of Hanowr Mrs Hurley a member of the Brenton (liurdi of God Other mrvlyon include her hmband, one ion. Dannie of Dw Fork.

seven daughters. Mrs Dautphine Kennedy of Hanom and Patricia Aim GUItapie. Lealte. Wanda. Ellen Ray.

Jennifer Dena and Jody Michelle, all at home; one brother, OarreU Stafford of Hanover: two sifters Mn. India of Hanover and Mre. Vervi Hawklnt of New Jenev. and two grandchildren The body will be taken to the home today at 2 p.m from Evans and Evan Funeral Directors in Oceana and to the church one hour prior to services M. Johnson Sen-ices for L.

Johnson, 70, of Lanark, will be Sunday at 2 p.m. in the Mount Vemon Baptist Church at Lanark with the Rev Robert Morton and Elder Luther Hainton officiating. Burial will be hi the Greenwood Memorial Park in Becklev Mr, Johnson died Wednesday at 2 30 p.m. in a local hospital after a long illness. Friends may caH Saturday from 7 p.m.

to ft at Ritchie and Johnson Funeral Parlor in Becklev and the body win be taken to the church one hour prior to services. Mrs. Gladys Ann Massay Services for Mrs Gladys Ann Massey. 64. of Victor, will be Saturday at 2 p.m.

in St Paul's I'nited Methodist Church at Ansted with the Rev Lowell ODell officiating Burial will be in West Lake Cemetery at Ansted Mrs. Massey died Wednesday in a Churleston hospital after a long illness. Among her survivors is her mother. Mrs, Myrtle Massey of Victor. Friends may call today after 6 p.m.

at Wai- Lice and Wallace Funeral Home in Ansted the body will be taken to the church one hour prior to services. Israel W. Plcktns Israel Pirkens, 99. of Lester, formerly of Becklev. died at Thursday at 8 a in a Becklev hospital after a long Illness Born March 18, 1878.

at Greensboro. Ala he a deacon of the New Hope Baptist Church Mr Pickens was making his home with a niece. Mrs Brady HUI. Lester The body is at Trent and Durgan Funeral Home Harry Radford Harry Stephen Radford. M.

of Piney View died Thursday at 5:20 in a local hospital after a long illness. Born Get 19. 1M9 in Piney View, he was a son of the late Michael and Lottie Bragg Radford Mr Radford was a member of the Piney View Bible Church and a retired timber cutter include his wife, Frances Radford of Piney View, three sons. Rav of Orlando. Fla Okey of Newport News.

Va and Charles of Piney View, four daughters. Mrs Charlotte Home of Pemacola. Fla Mrs Kdna Lewis Snyder of Elkms. Mrs Bar- b-ira Spears of Charleston, and Mrs Anna Marie Flowers of Piney View, one brother, Radford of Puiev View and eight crandrhildren A daughter Man 1 Nichols, preceded him in death Sen icrs will be Sunday at 3 30 in the and Muewnberry Peace Chapel with the Rev Carl Johnson in charge Burial will he the Radford Cemetery at Piney View Pallbearers will be Charles, Ray, Okey. Richard and Keith Radford and Howard St.irr Frimds mav call Saturday after 5 Carl E.

for Carl Wade. 7fi, of Athens Si.ir Route will Saturday at a in Burns W.trn.il Chapel of Memorial Funeral Direc- tnrv Princeton with F.lder Non-ille M.mn nffii i.ifinc Burial will be In Rnselawn Memorial Mr died home Wednewlav ex-en- mt .1 lone illness Horn P.itrn-k County Va Mav 11 1W11. In- w.iv a vin the late Kdward and Victoria Wade Mr W.id»* a retired for the Norfolk md WiKtiTn Railw.iv with 45 wan of M-nicr and a member of the First Christian Church in Princeton Mercer Countv Farm Hurfaii and Railway Carmen of hide his wife Bessie Bailev thrw Mins. Charles Harold and Hnn-ilit both of Pnncilon. and i Wadt- of Ballard three it.iimhters I.

Barker of Vwport Va Mrs Opal Ruth Tyler of Seattle Wah and Mrs Shirleve PHersen of 1 Colo imr brother Andrew Walk- of Flovd grandchiMren and two urf.it grandchildren I'allrHMrers will he Ikivid French Glen Huffman Harold Will Wiley. Bill Walters and limps Mven Fru-ndv mav i todav from to Edward A Fayette Countv man injured in fire at his home Sunday died Wednesday at the Penn Hospital in Pittsburgh Pa Kdward Wile of Deepwater was burned when fire destroyed his home Christmas Dav He WAS taken to the West Penn Hospital Rum for treatment Jimtm Sou hers also of Deepwater who wai In the kome at to time of the fin. in saiiKfactory condition at Montgomery General HonnHal Firemen said the cauw of the fire an explorion in a gai heater in the home Anderson Hainton Funeral Home hi Montgomery to hi charge of arrangements Toitty Ut Yontry Services for Toney Lee Yoney. 17, of Scarbro. will be Saturday at I p.m in Funeral Home chapel at Oak HUI with the Rev George Bostic officiating Burial will be in Wrteton Cemetery at Route I.

Sowtaro. The youth died Wednesday at 1 p.m in an Oak Hill hospital after a short illnect He was a member of the Church of God at Lick Fork. Route 1. Scarbro Bom at Oak Hill. Sept X.

MM, he was a son of Frank and Rena Wriston Yoney of Route I. Scarbro Other survivors include one brother. Bob of Route I. Scarbro. and four sisters.

Mrs Peggy Pauley of Belvidere. Ill Mrs. Mary Shrewsbury of Glen Jean and Rosette and Brenda Yoney, both of Route 1. Scarbro, Friends may call today from 6 30 to 9 Home Firt Does $3,000 Damage A fire last night caused an estimated $3.500 damage to a mobile home in Abraham, according to Fred Burroughs, Ghent assistant fire chief. Burroughs said damage was confined to the living room area of the home.

The entire trailer received some smoke damage. Burroughs added. No one was injured in the fire. Donations Accepted For Princeton Family Persons wishing to donate clothing or household articles to the Arnold Bennett family of Princeton, whose home was destroyed by fire Monday, may con- tart the Berkley Laborer's Union. A spokesman for the union said that thr family is in need of household items, such as dishes, linens and utensils and clothing, Persons wishing to donate clothing to the family may contact the Becklev Laborers I'nion at 253 3598.

Hip Surgery Mitchell Back In Capital John Mitchell, the crusty Wall Street lawyer who rose to national power under Richard Nixon and became mind in the Watergate cover-up conspiracy, is back in the nation's capital as a patient. The 94-year-old former attorney general, a federal prisoner on a medical furlough for 1ft days, faces the possibility of hip surgery. Mitchell was scheduled to enter Georgetown University Hospital today for additional tests to determine whether he should undergo hip- replacement surgery Recovery from such surgery take weeks. Mitchell is due back at the minimum- security federal prison camp at Maxwell Air Force Base in Alabama on Jan. 15 appears he will need a hip- replacement procedure, but the final decision will not be made until completion of the medical tests," said Dr.

P.M. Palumbo. an orthopedic surgeon who served with the Washington Redskins football team for five years Palumbo examined Mitchell for more than three hours Thursday and said later that "preliminary" tests show he may have to have his hip replaced. Mitchell was freed from the federal prison three days after Christmas for the examination. The ailment causes "constant pain and (Mitchell) is taking too much valium just to try and ease the pain." his lawyer said in a petition for the furlough, Mitchell walked unassisted from the prison Wednesday and flew by private jet to Washington.

Federal officials said Mitchell's safety could not be guaranteed at the Federal Prison Medical Center at Springfield. Mo where ailing federal prisoners ordinarily are taken. Two other former top aides to Nixon. John Ehrlichman and Haldeman. were given Christmas-season furloughs Ehrlichman will be paroled in April Mitchell and Haldeman, who both entered prison in June, are eligible for parole in June 1979 All three initially were sentenced to John Mitchell servp .10 months to eight years for their rolm in the Watergate cover-up conspiracy The sentences were reduced to onp to four years in October by U.S District Court Judge John Sirica Opposition Heard To Burning Idea A recent suggestion by county officials that Raleigh County residents could help solve the county's garbage disposal burning portions of their household trash has drawn unfavorable response from an official of the state Air Pollution Control Commission (APCCi, Carl Beard of the APCC said his agency strongly discourages all burning of trash and would actively oppose any sanction of such activity by any other governmental agency.

Carl Lucas of the District IV headquarters of the state Department of Natural Resources DNR in MacArthur also said he would not recommend to citizens that they burn trash in open areas. In addition. Becklev Fire Chief James Lipscomb stated that ordinances exist which prohibit the open burning of trash within the city limits These comments were made in response to a suggestion by President Minor Scott at Tuesday's meeting of the Raleigh County Commission. Scott discussed this action with com- missioners Jack Roop and Howard K. "Sarge" Manning as a possible method of decreasing the amount of household garbage handled by the county's solid waste disposal system and, therefore, reducing the commission's expenses in operation of the system.

He said he believes the amount of garbage processed through this system could be cut by as much as 50 percent if residents would begin burning all waste paper and taking only other items of trash to "green box" disposal sites or the county sanitary landfill at Lanark Beard explained he does not believe burning is the answer to Raleigh County's trash problems, remarking that problems attributable to increased amounts of garbage are nuisances for any area growing as rapidly as Becklev and Raleigh County. He said the amount of air pollution in the county is "marginal." but added that open burning of trash could lead to serious air pollution problems Beard said he would encourage the commission to take any other measures necessary to bring local trash problems Woman Pleads Innocent I InlmutMul (iMrtestm Mary Etta Pizzino of Charleston, an employee of the state Welfare Department, 'has pleaded innocent to a charge of illegally issuing authorization cards (or food stamp coupons The defendant, indicted on five counts of falsely issuing authorization cards, entered the plea in t'S District Court in Charleston yesterday. scheduled Feb 2 in Becklev In other year-end court activity. AmherM Industries pleaded innocent to a misdemeanor charge of failing to report immediately a discharge of oil last April into the (mio River near Point Pleasant The case will be heard Feb 13 In Huntington Snnja Kay Canon, who was indicted for allegedly taking $19.000 in stHen monev across state lines in also pleaded innocent and the case was scheduled for trial before District Judge John Copenhaver Jan 26 And Nathan C. Archer, indicted on charges of threatening the life of President Carter, pleaded innocent His trial was scheduled to begin before Copenhaver Jan 25 Toxic Chemical Leak Report Leads To Evacuation Of Plant I'ggttftf Print Charleston The leak of a toxic chemical at a plant in Charleston at midnight Thursday caused the evacuation of the plant and rerouting of traffic on (' Route 60 through the area No injuries were repotted The chemical, methyl chloride, which vaporized in the air.

was released when a pipe ruptured at the Shamrock Electro Chemical Division plant, a company spokesman said He said the fumes dissipated within a half hour Workers at the near- hv Du Pont plant were given oxygen after inhaling the fumes under control Lucas said DNR regulations allow open burning, although it is limited to the hours between 5 and 5 a during the two forest fire seasons each year March through May and October through December He added, though, that the DNR does not encourage open burning of trash due to the potential forest fire hazard it could present He said ho would not recommend that county residents burn any items made of paper Lipscomb said city ordinances originally prohibited all open burning in Becklev. but added that Common Council recently relaxed these restrictions to allow citizens to burn vegetation such as trw limbs and leaves A resident planning to burn such items should first contact the fire department to make them aware of a potentially hazardous situation In many cases, he said, a fireman may be sent the site to oversee the burning in caw the fire gets out of control. Savilla Will Not Seek Re-Election I nllH InirrnalHHul St. Albans State Sen Roland 'Joe" Savilla. D- savs he- will not seek re- okrtion in 1978 Savilla.

who is completing his first trrm. issued a brief announcement and uavc- rc-asnn for his decision I would like- to express my sincere appreciation for the opportunity given me to sent 1 in the Legislature." the statement said I serving in the Legislature and I hope the public was satisfied with mv performance 1 as their representative State PSC Rulings Affect 3 Counties Decisions affecting Brooke. Mercer and counties were handed down Thursday by the West Virginia Public i rvi'e Commission A M-qiMKt bv Chesapeake Potomac of West Virginia to accept a MO million equitv investment in it by American Telephone ft Telegraph it's parent rompanv. was approved by the PST A certificate of convenience and nmNitv was granted to the city of Wel- Isburg to build a $2 million secondary treatment plant, along with an interceptor and collection lines The overall cost of tho protect $2 1 million In County, the PSC reduced by $1 OB per thousand cubic feet for the Bailey Gas Co effective Nov 1. 1977 The- firm was ordered to send re- funds to its A .14 percent rate sought by Lashmeet Public Service District in Mrrcrr Countv was granted, after the terms of a two-tiered connection fee re- the company were modified WC WILL ACCEPT WHITE ASH, RED OAK, AND WHITE OAK FACE VENEEft LOOS EACH FRIDAY, 4 14 AM0 NO WHAN COW ANY- PRINCETON.

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