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IST-IIERALD, BECKLEY, W. VA., FRIDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 28, 1906Purchase Okehed, RateiFor Harper HeightsV..•: ■: rvlt;-•;..• t . .vi. ■: •*•■A .'v: ■ ‘ '•vM •’ ‘ * v;• ‘■■■ • •• vv.-*.v-?:;•**•••• • .? • .■:*. :: ;-.v;m—J*:: lt;: Vm mmmmm-• t.AV.'■'ilt;«%*v • •I! ■ I -I f.vW vXv:-vjI'.- • ’.'BMBW■: y.v.*v'.vVMThe Pink Elephant will open Saturday night, according to the Community Preps, organizers of the coffee house designed strictly for high school and junior high school students. The colfee house, located in the basement of the Beckley - Raleigh County YMCA, will be open from 7 p.m. until 11:30 p.m. SaturPink Elephant To Open Saturdayday. Membership in the Pink Elephant will be 50 cents per year charged at the door. The “club” features pink elephants on the walls, a juke box, soft drink, machines and an atmosphere set by blue and red lights lining the walls. The combo, Four Fifths and a Pint; will be featured at the opening. The combo,shown at a rehearsal session at the Pink Elephant, is made up of (from left) Phil Shucet, lead guitar; George Campbell, drums; Paul Lyons, lead singer; Paul Ragland, organ, and John Sherey, base quitar. All are Woodrow Wilson High School students. Rules of the Pink Elephant include no alcoholic beverages, no drunks
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Beckley, West Virginia, US
Fri, Oct 28, 1966
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