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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1966
Page
5
The Woman's Society of Christian Service of Whitby Community Church will meet at the church on Monday at 7 30 p m. The Beckley Newspapers women's department invites notices and calendars from local organizations with deadlines for same day or weekend publication.
U S Army Mothers Post 7 at Glen White with Mrs Margaret Anne Duncan hosts a 7 30 p m gathering. Shady Spring Garden Club plans an art program at the Lions Clubhouse Beaver also at 7 30 p m. Beta Rho Chapter Beta Sigma Phi holds a regular meeting in the Appalachian Assembly Room with Mrs Curley Allen as hostess at 7 30 p m.
Raleigh County Unit of the American Cancer Society holds a board of directors meeting at the Penthouse of Raleigh County Bank at 7:30 p.m. The gathering aims to review fundraising plans, chapter programs, and volunteer engagement.
American Association of University Women schedules its annual dinner at the Elks Club main dining room at 6 30 p m. Guest speaker Mrs Robert Parker discusses West Virginia Wildflowers and Their Tourist Potential in a feature address.
A Tuesday gathering of Melvola Chapter No 1 of the Order of Eastern Star will be held at the Masonic Hall on G Street at 5 p.m. Members and affiliates are notified to attend.
Beckley Business and Professional Women's Club schedules an executive board meeting in the Coca Cola Social Room at 7 p.m. Members plan agenda items and coordination for upcoming events.
Circle No 10 of the Women of the Church meets at Beckley Presbyterian at the home of Mrs Mary Alice Peck 421 Orchard Ave at 8 p m the time and place are given for the gathering in this church notices item
The Xi Beta chapter of Beta Sigma Phi holds a model meeting at the Appalachian Assembly Room at 7 30 p m hosted by Mrs William Vanscoy social event details include arrival and hosting duties by the listed organizer and hostess.
Beckley hosts the Quota Club annual meeting at the Beckley Hotel at noon to elect officers. The Beckley Garden Club meets at 700 N Kanawhan St hosted by Mrs W C Mays at 1 pm. Stoco Bandmothers postpone to Wednesday April 20 at the Junior High School at 7 pm.
Supper Circle of Beckley Presbyterian Church at the church 6 15 p m Golden Gate Rebekah Lodge No 206 IOOF Lodge Hall Mab Scott covered dish dinner 6 30 p m regular meeting 8 p m
Beckley Home Demonstration Club at 202 Monroe Ave hosts 1:30 PM session led by Mrs. Thomas Biggs. Hillcrest Home Demonstration Club at Crab Orchard with Mrs. Elwood Phipps convenes at noon.
The Briarcliff Garden Club plans an annual luncheon at the Glass House at 12:30. Officers will be installed as part of the event.
Margaret Dana explains that hospital tested claims refer to products used under strict supervision with patient knowledge and consent. Hospitals do not serve as experimental labs and ethical guidelines prohibit testing without informed consent from patients or families.
Various groups hold meetings in the afternoon and evening including Eagles Auxiliary at Aerie Home on Woodlawn Avenue at 7 30 p m Circle I of the Crab Orchard Baptist Church meets at the church at 1 30 p m Past Matrons Club Bethle hem Chapter No 71 Order of the Eastern Star Masonic Temple on Howe Street at 1 30 Hollywood Homemakers meeting at the school at 1 30
Eastwood Methodist Temple at 1019 Woodlawn Ave hosts a 7 30 p m gathering for Mr and Mrs Chester Roberts in a community event in the Eastwood area with residents from the surrounding neighborhood in attendance.
Mrs Lakie Fink hosts Mission Circle No 5 at Crab Orchard Baptist Church in Crab Orchard at 7 30 p m. Degree of Honor Lodge No 56 holds a business meeting at IOOF Hall on North Kanawha Street at 7 30 p m.
Fidelis Class holds annual banquet and installation of officers in Fellowship Hall at 6 30 p m. Bykota Class and Women’s Improvement League host events: Mrs Clifton Neeley’s home at 310 G Street for a 2 p m gathering with Mrs John Brown as co host.
The Friday event at New River Park Recreation Room invites dancers to a Calico and Jeans themed square dance workshop. Participants learn basic calls and patterns in a casual setting guided by local instructors.
Audrey Lee Voies and Roger Dale Trzicak wed at 6 pm Friday in a Belle Vue Lane ceremony led by Rev. Ralph Poole. Bride, daughter of Charles and Mrs. Voies of Cleveland, resides with grandmother Norma Beckelhimer in Harper. groom, son of Arnold and Mrs. Trzicak of Mount Hope, works at Beckley Esso.
Twelve dealers from five states will exhibit at the seventh annual Antique Show and Sale at Beckley Hotel Ballroom April 21 to 23. Sponsors, the Civic Department of Beckley Woman's Club, report a wide variety of authentic antiques including china glassware furniture and coins, all for sale.
Mrs Lucy A Rakes of 201 La ren Ave was admitted on Wednesday to Beckley Appalachian Regional Hospital for unspecified medical care.
Spending the Easter weekend with Mrs. W H Cunningham of South Kanawha Street were her son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Kenneth Cunningham of Richmond Virginia. They also visited her sister Mrs June Haley of Third Avenue and her brother in law and
Mrs Carl Neff of Widway was admitted Thursday to Beckley Appalachian Regional Hospital for minor surgery.
A visitor in the residence of Miss Phyllis Campbell at 35344 Woodlawn Ave is her sister Miss Berneda Campbell of 173 Edgewood Dr. The brief social note lists the two siblings and their addresses.
Saigon police arrest a man and a woman accused of shanghaiing two small boys for future sale as houseboys. The case stems from a local tip and highlights trafficking concerns in the Saigon area.
A no waiting sign was posted outside a James Bridge cemetery to prevent parked cars from delaying funeral corteges. The measure aims to keep processions moving smoothly and respect for mourners.
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