DAR Schools Topic Of Talk At Meeting Of Local Chapter DAR
Mrs. J. G. Foster hosted the Captain James Allen Chapter DAR gathering on S. Kanawha Street with co-hostesses and a program by Mrs. E. Earle Bibb on DAR Schools. Slides showcased Kate Duncan Smith and Tamassee Schools detailing education and Anglo-Saxon student representation, while national defense notes discussed disarmament and nuclear weapon dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Foster
James Allen
Honge
S. Kanawha St
Frank Lowe
A. D. Cooke
Robert Hicks
A. Robert Koch
DAR
America
West Virginia’ Hills
John E. McKenzie
E. Earle Bibb
Kate Duncan Smith
Grant
Ala
Tamassee School
Tamassee
S. C
National Defense
H. E. Phipps
Bonner Fellers
USA Ret
Appreciation letters highlight chapter service drive
Letters of appreciation from groups aided by the chapter were read at the meeting. The annual spring luncheon is announced to be held at Black Knight Country Club, with hostesses serving a salad to about 15 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roe
Black Knight Country Ub
CDA To Elect New Officers At May Meeting
The Catholic Daughters of America Court Paula 741 will elect new officers in May. A May 15 recruiting event is planned and Mrs. Torlone oversees banquet prep. Clement Schulte will speak at the May gathering and last week’s St Francis de Sales meeting mapped event plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paula
Catholic Daughters of America
A. S. Cappellari
Regina Gillooly
Lawrence Torlone
George Swan
Clement Schulte
Torlone
St. Francis de Sales Catholic Church
S. H. Bridge
C. E. Harvell
Beckley Veterans Administration Hospital
Raleigh
William Auredrick
Ida Pitotti
Isabelle Farris
Giriny Amato
Fairmont
Easter Program Highlights at 101 Summers St
Mrs. R L Sadler hosted Circle No 12 of the First Baptist Church at her home with a dinner for members. Mrs Peter Karvasky led the meeting and the group plans to stay together eight months to align the fiscal year. A meditation on Easter and slides on Alaska were shared, plus discussion on Easter meaning and missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Sadler
Summers St
Circle No. 12
First Baptist Church
Peter Karvasky
Robert H. Sader
Mary Carpenter
Margaret Garges
Alaska
Community Club Notices and Upcoming Meetings
Women’s groups and society pages list upcoming events and meeting times. Xi Alpha Delta Beta Sigma Phi meets at 7:30 p.m. at 311 Mankin Ave with Mrs Olaf Olff. Catholic Youth Organization gathers at St Francis de Sales Church 7 p.m. Eliza Hunter Home Department class meets at Massey Street 5 p.m. Readings for new production “Jenus” at Bank of Raleigh Acres Reading Room 7:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xi Alpha Delta
Beta Sigma Phi
Olaf Olff
Mankin Ave
Catholic Youth Organization
St. Francis de Sales
Catholic Church
Eliza Hunter
Victoria Pickens
Massey St
Jnus
Bank of Raleigh Acres
Ition
Community group meetings listed for Cabell counties area
Fidelis class and several clubs hold meetings across Fellow ship Hall, Community Center, and homes in Cabell Heights Oak Grove and Pleasant Hills. Times range from 2 p m to 7 30 p m with events including nurses alumni and mission circles and a Saturday workshop at multiple centers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cabell Heights
Oak Grove
Pleasant Hills
Pleasant Hills Community Center
Five year old Rhodell Belly hospitalized in Beckley
Larry Belly five year old son of Mr and Mrs Belly is in Beckley Memorial Hospital after being admitted Thursday for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Belly
Once Bell
Rhodell
Beckley Memorial Hospital
John Howard Payne Song Connected to Opera Fragment
A fragment of John Howard Payne's famous "Home Sweet Home" is linked to an opera titled "Clari" or similar, suggesting a historic musical connection. The incomplete text hints Payne's song appeared within a larger operatic work, reflecting early American music publishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Howard Payne
Stainers Crucifixion Set for St Stephens Episcopal Church
Stainer's Crucifixion an oratorio will be presented at St Stephens Episcopal Church at 8 p m Public is invited to attend the performance presenting a religious music event for the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stainer
St. Stephen's Episcopal Church
Social Savings Club hosts women only cancer film shows
Betty Hairston leads Maplewood showing two cancer films for women at Beckley Theatre at 10 a.m. Sponsored by Raleigh County Cancer Unit, the event aims to educate on self breast exam and related health topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beckley Theatre
Raleigh County Cancer Unit
Incidents In The Lives Of People You Know
A collection of short notes on local people including medical recoveries, family visits, and theatre appearances. L. C. Mollohan plans to return to work after surgery at St Marys Hospital on Feb 13. Easter plans include J and Mrs Howard L Mollohan visiting from Morgantown. The Mollohan family will also visit Mrs Fleshman of Mabscott and attend an antique show in Beckley. Howard Treadway departs for Camp Lejeune after serving at Great Lakes and plans to attend medical school, with Frank Treadway and Beth Ann visiting Akon Ohio for the weekend. Clara Swarthout, daughter of Mr. and Mrs E Swarthout Neville Sr., acted in He Ain't Done Right By Nell at Alderson-Broaddus College, Pi Phi. Swarthout, a 1959 Woodrow Wilson HS graduate, is an honor nursing student.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. Mollohan
Mollohan Dr
St. Mary’s Hospital
Huntington
Mollohan
Howard L. Mollohan
West Virginia University
Morgantown
Mollohans
Everett Fleshman
Mabscott
Camp Lejeune
N. C
Howard Treadway
C. Treadway
Maxwell Hill
Treadway
Great Lakes
Ill
U. S. Navy
Frank Treadway
Beth Ann
Akron
Ohio
Beckley
Clarance
E Swarthout
Neville Sr
Ataans
Nell
Alderson-Broaddus College
Philippi
Easter Visit Moves Family Guests to Beckley and Middletown
MISS ANN MONROE and Miss FRANCES SAYRE teaching in Alexandria Virginia arrive today to spend Easter vacation with parents Mr. and Mrs H J Monroe and Mr and Mrs Floyd M Sayre Beckley. In Middletown Ohio Mrs M W Arnold Maplewood Lane and party were guests in the home of their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Duane Ellifritt. They attended the christening of granddaughter Bonnie Marie Ellifritt at First Methodist Church in Middletown with Dr and Mrs Max Fisher Princeton and Forrest Fisher Cincinnati former Beckley residents. Expected for the weekend in Beckley are Mr and Mrs C W Call and son Michael Barboursville guests of her parents Mr and Mrs L B Goss Crawford St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Monroe
Frances Sayre
Alexandria
H. J. Monroe
Floyd M. Sayre
Beckley
Middletown
Ohio
M. W. Arnold
Maplewood Lane
Duane Ellifritt
Bonnie Marie Ellifritt
First Methodist Church
Arnolds
Max Fisher
Princeton
Forrest Fisher
Cincinnati
David Lynn
Alan
Pencord Tenn
D. Crawford Lynn
Mercer St
John Lynn
Tennessee Polytechnic Institute
Cookesville, Tenn
Presbyterian Circles Set Meets Thursday
The 14 Circles of the Women of Beckley Presbyterian Church will meet Thursday at varied times and locations. Circles 1 through 13 meet in homes or at 12 45 p m, with most gatherings at 1 30 or 8 15 p m, while Circle No 4 and Circle No 10 and 11 list specific hosts and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beckley Presbyterian Church
Doreen Eachus
N. Kanawha St
B. Kelly
Byrd E. White
Ave
John E. Kushner
R. P. Daniel
Ralph
R. B. Sigmund
John Bonner
A. A. Edwards
T. W. Trent
Boothe Ave
C. L. West
Robert Sperry
Cross St
Dido Pietrantozzi
Gordon Porterfield
Dan McCutchen
Parkwood Dr
Truman
L. Sayre
Parker family travels and homecomings for Easter
GEORGE M. PARKER returns to Park Ave home from Wachapreague Virginia after death of his sister Mrs Edward Scott. In Lynchburg he joined brother Robert Parker and MR and Mrs David Lynn and Alan pencord Tennessee to spend Easter with his parents in Beckley. Mrs F E Winner returns from Florida while Mrs Julia Secrest plans visits before resuming music classes in Beckley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Parker
Park Ave
Wachapreague
Edward Scott
Lynchburg, Va
Robert Parker
Grandfather student finds college easier than high school
Joseph Mignella of Manville New Jersey, a 53-year-old grandfather, describes his grind of attending night classes in New York City while working days at the U S Information Service. He finished high school years ago and aims to graduate from Rutgers University in seven years with a degree in political science.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manville
N. J
Joseph Mignella
New York City
U. S. Information Service
Mignella
Rutgers University
Raleigh County Garden Council Fragments Report
Fragmentary text mentions Raleigh County Garden Council and two works titled Time and Two Women, indicating a literary or cultural note within a local copying context. Further readable context is needed to confirm full event, date, or participants.
Snow Ball Dance committee named for Junior Miss Sub Deb
L. L. Sweeney president and Mrs. William R. Scruggs Jr. chair the club event to benefit the Junior Miss Sub-Deb Club which will sponsor the annual Snow Ball Dance. Sorority members serve on the committee for refreshments tickets and chaperones include many names, with special music by John Lyons Jr. and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. Sweeney
William R. Scruggs Jr
William Brock
Neil Benson
Thomas Osborne
Avell Bales
Ann Ballengee
Ann Miller
Ann Torrico
Ray Bostic
Herbert Miller
Omar Dowdy
Betty Cantley
Arvel Bales
Ann Balengee
Scruggs
John Lyons Jr
Chris Sarandon Jr
Don Foose
Ronnie Taylor
Steve Bair
Wesleyan Guild Elects Officers for New Year
Wesleyan Service Guild of The Methodist Temple elected Miss Bladene Pickle as president at its Tuesday gathering at Mrs. Sherwood Dunagan’s home. New officers include Mrs. Jack McGuigan vice president Miss Elizabeth Houchins secretary Mrs. Alex Thompson promotion secretary Mrs. Ronald Highlander treasurer and Mrs. C. H. Rutledge coordinator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bladene Pickle
Wesleyan Service Guild
Methodist Temple
Sherwood Dunagan
Jack McGuigan
Elizabeth Houchins
Alex Thompson
Ronald Highlander
C. H. Rutledge
Mose Hedrick
Sophia True Blue Rebekah Lodge Meeting Recaps Events
Mrs Rada Chamberlain noble grand led the Sophia True Blue Rebekah Lodge meeting as the clothing drive closure was discussed. A chicken supper to cover dry cleaning costs was planned for April 16 from 4 to 6 pm at the lodge hall. A birthday handkerchief shower for five women occurred on April 21 with prizes awarded to several members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophia
RNS
Rada Chamberlain
Noble Grand
Sophia True Blue Rebekah Lodge
Lodge
Tom Bowman
Malissee Sturgill
Robert Porter
Elizabeth Houck
Chamberlain
Arthur Porter
R. H. Pegram
Frank Bowers
Russell Pegram
New York Doll Industry Employs Over 11000 in 209 Firms
More than 11,000 people work in New York State doll manufacturing across 209 establishments. The figure reflects a sizable sector with widespread employment and production activity in the doll trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State
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Carla Osborne
Alice McGraw
Barbara Floyd
Pat Winston
Rachel Ed
Phyllis Farley
Kremlin
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Asia
Sev
CDA
Neville St
Woman's Department of
Seckley
Fidelis
Fellowship Hall
Women's Improvement League
Lessie Burdine
Cora Harris
Just-A-Mere Club
Andrew Durgan
Hunter St
Crab Orchard Baptist Church
Lakie Fink
Crab Orchard
Raleigh General Hospital Nurses Alumni Association
Beckley Hotel
Mission Circle of
Daniels Missionary Baptist Church
Westwood Garden Club
Chester Roberts
Woodlawn Ave
Poinsattia
L. E. Maloney
E. Prince Sr
Gertrude Connally
al Price
Woman’s Club of
College
Presbyterian Circles
F. E. Winner
Tommy Winner
Florida
Julia D. Secrest
Wickham Ave
Edenlawn Plantation
Jensen Beach
Fla
Indian River
Fort Pierce
Secrest
Palm Beach
W. H. Helmbrecht
Morris Plains
Raleigh County Garden Council
Cook
Wise Shop
Neville Street
Beta Rho
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Greenbrier
Tom Fazio
Wesleyan Guild
Hedrick
Charles McCorkle
Temple
Dorek Houchin
Cecil Miller
Miller Jackson
True Blue
Beckley's
White Cross
Beir
Vimmy’s
Izes Anp
Olive
Vana
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