BPW State President Outlines 1954 Conventions
Mrs. Margueriette S. Murphy Morgantown state BPW president opened District Six in Beckley outlining plans for the state meeting May 14 15 16 in Clarksburg and the biennial convention June 27 July 3 in St Louis. Delegates heard highlights at Beckley Hotel luncheon with Hinton Oak Hill Pineville and Raleigh clubs represented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BPW Club
Margueriette S. Murphy
District Six
Beckley Hotel
Albert Batson
Madge Richardson
Agnes Crabtree
Charleston
Mary Burk
Mary Syner
Beckley Club
Morgantown
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Beckley
Memorial Building
Hinton
Oak Hill
Pineville
Raleigh
BPW
We Are
Alberta Batson
Parkersburg
Lillian Daugherty
Mabel Sims
C. C. Lewis
Elsie Bowman
Raleigh Club
Hinton Club
Oak Hill Club
Henrietta Kinzer
Sadie Wender
Teresa Torlone
Mary Zuchick
East Rainelle
Incidents In The Lives Of People You Know
Mr and Mrs A J Perdue move this week from 503 Johnstown Rd into their newly purchased home on Catlett St. Miss Faye Farley returned to her home in Beckley after major surgery at Chesapeake and Ohio Hospital in Clifton Forge Virginia. Victor Burgess returned to Beckley from St Marys Hospital Huntington where he was treated. Mr and Mrs Lloyd E Walker Jr and son Michael with Gregory Perdue visited War over the weekend. Miss Topsy O Dell from 126 E Main St attended the Association of Higher Education meeting at Davis and Elkins College in Elkins. Charles Bennett and Jane Ellen Bennett visited from Tucson Ariz while O W Grigsby attended the Methodist Conference in Huntington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Perdue
Johnstown Rd
Catlett St
Robert Allen
Rosemary
Robert
Glen
Belle
L. E. Walker
Skelton
Faye Farley
E. Beckley
Clifton Forge
Chesapeake and Ohio Hospital
Victor Burgess
Beckley
St. Mary’s Hospital
Huntington
Lloyd E. Walker Jr
Michael
Jefferson St
Gregory Perdue
War
Floyd Lopez
Topsy O'Dell
E. Main St
Association of Higher Education
Davis and Elkins College
Elkins
Charles A. Bennett
Jane Ellen
Tucson
Ariz
Simple Shirtwaister Pattern No 8028 for Spring 54
Smart fashion note promotes pattern No 8028 in sizes 10 through 20 and 358 yards of 39 inch fabric with 18 yard contrast. Send 30 cents, name, address and size to Sue Burnett Raleigh Register 1150 Ave Americas New York 36 NY. Also 25 cents for Basic Fashion Spring 54 catalog.
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Sue Burnett
Raleigh Register
Ave. Americas
New York
N. Y
Calloway Heights Circle Elects New Officers at Meet
New officers were elected by Calloway Heights Circle No. 1 of Calloway Heights Baptist Church at a Thursday evening church meeting. Elected: Myrtle Hewbak er as president, W. M. Chandler as vice president, Alvin Stone as secretary and treasurer, George Taylor as reporter. Food committee chaired by Carlos Hall with Omar Kesler and Paul Meadows. Social hour followed with Pollyanna gifts and refreshments for 20 members and two guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle No. 1
Calloway Heights Baptist Church
Myrtle Hewbaker
W. M. Chandler
Alvin Stone
George Taylor
Carlos Hall
Omar Kesler
Paul Meadows
Joe Pachutta
Taylor
Hall
B. L. Jones
Jones
C. W. Martin
Cottonland Capers Rehearsals Scheduled This Week
Warren Richards director of the Ellis Little League minstrel show announces rehearsals today Wednesday and Thursday at 7 30 p.m. in the Junior High School auditorium with a need for male chorus members. Mrs Clayton Howery ticket committee chair announces a meeting at the Elks Lodge Tuesday at 7 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Richards
Cottonland Capers
Ellis Little League Minstrel Show
Clayton Howery
The
Elks Lodge
Stewardship Talk At White Oak Baptist Circle No 5
Mrs W A Argenbright spoke on stewardship as guest leader for Circle No 5 at First Baptist Church White Oak. Mrs French Davis read scripture while Pinecrest visits were reported and plans for the year set. Tea followed for 21 members.
Group Quotas Set By Baptist Church Missionary Circle
The Baptist Missionary Society Circle No 9 set annual quotas, amended them, and voted at a Thursday pot luck dinner at First Baptist Church attended by 13 members. Mrs Verne Tucker led devotion with The Easter Story. Mrs Elmer Hutchinson spoke on Japan. business session led by Mrs Joseph Slater. May 6 general meeting planned with Mrs Kermit Lock’s group in charge. T R Wilson Jr to speak on India. visitors Mrs E P Miller and Mrs Eileen Hamilton attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle No. 9
The
Baptist Missionary Society
First Baptist Church
Verne Tucker
Elmer Hutchinson
Japan
Joseph Slater
Junior Gardeners Will Meet Friday
The Hummingbird Junior Garden Club members will meet at the Rural Acres Garden Club's lot at 6:30 p.m. Friday to plant a tree for Arbor Day. A business meeting will follow at 7 p.m. at Mrs. Roscoe Weikle's Calloway Heights home. Kay Weikle, president, announced the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hummingbird
Navy Mothers Club Reschedules Meeting
The Navy Mothers Club meeting set for Tuesday at 7 30 p.m. in the Memorial Building has been cancelled due to a Lions Club Style Show conflict. Commander Mrs J B Hereford announces the meeting will be held at her home 410 Pike Street on April 13 at 7 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Mothers Club
Lions Club
J. B. Hereford
S. Pike St
Amick Couple Welcome Daughter Kathy Karen
Mr and Mrs Henry Amick of Stop 108 West Lake Road Lorain Ohio announce the birth of their daughter Kathy Karen on March 22 at 7 09 am at St Joseph Hospital The baby weighed 8 pounds 11% ounces The Amicks formerly lived in Glen Daniel and already have a daughter Ann Marie
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Amick
Stop
West Lake Rd
Lorain
Ohio
Kathy Karen
St. Joseph Hospital
Amicks
Glen Daniel
Ann Marie
Beckley Woman's Club Accepts New Members at Annual Meeting
The Beckley Woman's Club held its annual meeting on Friday at 2:30 pm in the clubhouse on Park Ave. New members will join when vacancies arise. amendments to the by-laws were adopted. Officers and committee chairs reported, with notes on Junior Department work, Americanism efforts, and community service totaling 806 hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Beckley Woman’s Club
Park Ave
Wayne Reynolds
Grace Hewitt
Alfred T. Hughes
Leonard T. Withrow
Theresa Amato Edwards
Earl A. Hall
Ruth Searle
Patricia Searle
E. C. Lesler
Lawrence Wiseman
J. C. Holliday
A. M. Phiegar
H. D. Butterworth
J. R. van Meter
Jan Campbell
Wayne F. Ransom
Paul Hutchinson
Robert S. Brasheer
Robert Higgins
Jean Porter
Abram Shmedling
Donald R. Woodard
George Warren Hodel
Chyde Law
Hoke Monroe
A. H. Wilson
W. B. Lilly
Duff D. Daniel
Alex Breckenridge
May Bell
Reynolds
Floyd M. Sayre
Robert L. Amick
R. O. Kemp
Paul Phipps
J. E. Otto
A. S. Davenport
R. D. Watts
R. B. Sigmund
Cc. I. Bepler
Coming Events for Community Organizations
Notices invite all groups to remind members to attend meetings. Officers should call 3921 and submit calendar notices by 10 am, with Saturday morning deadline for weekend listings. Executive board of Christian Womens Fellowship meets 7:30 p.m. at First Christian Church parlor. Chaminade Music Club hosts a guest meeting at Methodist Temple at 8 p.m. Circle No. 4 of First Methodist Church meets at Mrs L E Barnes Park Homes Addition at 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E Womans Department
The
Christian Womens Fellowship of
First Christian Church
Ehurch Parlor
Circle No
First Methodist Church
Community club meetings and events schedule
Practical nurses of West Virginia Incorporated District 3 meet 7 30 p m in Richmond social room Circle No 1 Methodist Temple home of Mrs R B Coburn Hargrove St Highland Garden Club meets 1 30 p m Coca Cola Building Girl Scout Leaders Association meets 1 30 p m Appalachian Building Women of Moose meet 7 p m Moose Club Captain James Allen Chapter Daughters of American Revolution home of Mrs M A Johnson Granville Ave Lions Club style show at WWHS Auditorium 8 p m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Practical Nurses of
West Virginia
Richmond
Methodist Temple
R. B. Coburn
Hargrove St
Captain James Allen
Daughters of American Revolution
M. A. Johnson
Granville, Ave
Beckley Sisterhood and Bridge Groups Plan Meetings
Beckley Sisterhood, Bethel El Temple, and the Ladies Bridge Association announce gatherings. Kincheon Black Knight Country Club hosts at 12 45 p m Primrose Garden Club meets Coca Cola Bridge at 8 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beckley Sisterhood
Bethel-El Temple
Ladies Bridge Association
Kincheon
Black Knight Country Club
Rhododendron Garden Club Meeting and Royal Neighbors Notice
Rhododendron Garden Club hosts a meeting at the home of Miss Joan Wilkes 503 Eisenhower Drive at 8 p.m. Royal Neighbors Lodge meets at the Sons of Italy Hall on Prince Street at 7 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Wilkes
Eisenhower Dr
Royal Neighbors Lodge
Sons of Italy
Prince St
Beta Kappa Plans April Activities at Sophia
Beta Kappa Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi at Sophia outlines April events including Founders Day ritual of jewels on April 22 and banquet on April 20. A member will represent the chapter at the annual Founders Day observance at the Moose Club, with Mrs Delmas Elkins as guest speaker on sculpture and painting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Kappa
Beta Sigma Phi
Sophia
Moose Club
Delmas Elkins
George White
Charles Burdiss
Carl Mooney
Arthur Staples
Delicious Dessert With Baked Apples and Almonds
A simple treat marries peeled baked apples with toasted almonds. Serve with whipped cream or a soft custard sauce for a rich finish.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Woman’s Dept
R. L. Massey
Meyers Ave
M. J. Bennett
O. W. Grigsby
N. Oakwood
Calloway Heights Circle
Mrs. Argenbright
W. A. Argenbright
General Woman's Missionary Society
Circle No. 5
Earl Bibb Jr
White Oak
French Davis
H. O. Powers
Pinecrest
Earl Hall
Powers
Baptist Church Missionary Circle
R. H. Davis
R. L. Herndon
Raleigh County Library
Limp-A-Little
Horseshoe
George M. Parker
M. W. Arnold
National Tuberculosis Association
T. L. Maynor
Bernard Carter
Welfare Committee
Well
H. A. Pierce Jr
Old Sweet Springs
Ruth Laren
Chaminade Music Club
Highland Garden Club
Coca Cola
Girl Scout Leaders’ Association
Appalachian
Women of Moose
WWHS
Primrose Garden Club
Rhododendron Garden Club
E. Ke, Bibb
Beta Kappas
Lydia Pinkham
LIM
America
L&m
L&ms
S& Ms
Boston
Philadelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
Lem
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