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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1937

Page

3

Miss Smith Hosts Bridge Club Evening

Miss Smith entertained the Chatterbox Bridge club at her mother’s Croft street home. Two tables of contract were played into the night with awards for high score going to Mrs. D. C. Wade Jr. and for confloation to Miss Frances Witt. An ice course was served for dessert.

Marion Smith Chatterbox Bridge Club M. B. Smith Croft Street D. C. Wade, Jr Frances Witt Miss Smith Bernice Bloch Peggy Earwood D. C

Mabscott Society Weekend Travels and Local Visits

Mabscott society members James Patton Bill Bowyer Frank Fadeley H E Melton and Buster Melton spent a weekend in Washington DC Connie Ann Kirk daughter of Mr and Mrs James Kirk is home with whooping cough Mrs A W Gwynn and sons Verner and Donald drove to Portsmouth OH to bring Mrs Anna Bannister home Bannister had stayed with the Gwynn family W A Brandon of Logan was Sunday dinner guest at the Davenport home Mr and Mrs Ray Patton hosted guests including Mr and Mrs W M Patton and sons Paul and Norris of Eccles Miss Virginia Cole Irene Toney and Miss Davis of Mabscott and Miss Iris Phillips of Mabscott Beatrice Gadd joined Jim Wyatt and son Jimmie for a trip to Pocahontas VA Henry Tucker has recovered enough to be out Miss Beulah Campbell of Charleston visited Mrs C H Fink and Dr Fink E W Robertson visited relatives in Talcott.

James Patton Bill Bowyer Frank Fadeley H. E. Melton Buster” Melton Washington, D. C Connie Ann Kirk James Kirk A. W. Gwynn and Verner Donald Portsmouth Ohio Anna Bannister W. A. Brandon Logan W. H. Davenport Ray Patton W. M. Patton Paul and Norris Eccles Virginia Cole Irene Toney Davis Mt. Tabor Iris Phillips Mabscott Paul Gwynn Bluefield A. W. Gwynn Beatrice Gadd Jim Wyatt Jimmie Pocahontas Henry Tucker Beaulah Campbell Charleston C. H. Fink Fink E. W. Robertson Talcott

Stool Killer Sentenced in Fatal Beer Parlor Incident

Harold Arrington received ten months in jail after pleading involuntary manslaughter in the death of Frank Kamezes at a Fayetteville beer parlor. Kamezes, father of seven, was struck by a stool Arrington threw during a fight.

Register Fayetteville Harold Arrington Frank Kamezes Kamezes Arrington

Beclky Federation Women Club Session Opens

Mrs. L. T. Putman and Mrs. J. G. Polley travel to Bluefield for the West Virginia Federation of Women's Club convention. Carl Milliken of Motion Pictures Producers and Distributors of America to address. Miss Lena Madeson Phillips speaks. L. C. Schilder of the FBI to discuss identification. Fourteen clubs admitted. delegates exceed 300. Mrs. Tom Davis of Charleston serves as state president.

L. T. Putman Beckley Carll Milliken Motion Pictures, Producers and Distributors of America, Inc Motion Picture Christ's Episcopal Church Louis Schrader Presidents’ Club Athens Woman’s Club West Virginian Hotel L. C. Schilder Lena Madeson Phillips New York Phillips International Federation of Business and Professional Women Division of Identification Federal Bureau of Investigation Clay Keyser Saeger Davis Littleton Marmet Mullens

Local residents and visitors noted in Beckley social items

Mrs. K S Coleman of Parkersburg visits her mother Mrs. W C Nash on South Kanawha street. Kenneth Coleman to join her for weekend. Mrs. J Q Prince ill at Lincoln street home. Mr and Mrs J P Laurie moving from Erland apartments to Pettry street. Miss Kitty White of Phillipsburg visiting uncle S M Miller on North Kanawha street. Mrs. K K Rand recuperating after operation at Beckley hospital. Dr Lawrence H Fitzgerald of Temple PA visiting parents Rev and Mrs T H Fitzgerald on South Oakwood avenue. Mrs W H File left for Danville KY for two weeks. Mrs Rose Harlow Warren visiting in Roanoke VA, leaving for Atlanta GA to see sons George Warren and Mrs Ewing S Humphreys. Mrs R L Pugh of Charleston visiting Beckley for business. Mr and Mrs Charles Thoma of Charleston visiting Beckley. Mr and Mrs A J O Neal moving to Kitts residence on South Kanawha street. John L Middleston to Charleston tomorrow with son John Jr to visit grandparents Mr and Mrs George E Sutherland.

J. P. Laurie Erland Pettry Street Kitty White Phillipsburg Psa S. M. Miller North Kanawha Street K. K. Rand Beckley Hospital Lawrence H. Fitzgerald Temple T. H. Fitzgerald South Oakwood Avenue W. H. File Danville Rose Harlow Warren Stewart Warren Roanoke Atlanta George Warren Ewing S. Humphreys R. L. Pugh Charleston Beckley Charles Thoma Thoma A. J. O’neal Heber Street Kitts South Kanawha Street John L. Middleston John Jr George E. Sutherland

Vendol praised by prominent man and wife in Beckley

In Beckley and surrounding areas reports praise Vendol a double acting medicine. Mr. Bow er Noble Grand of Odd Fellows Lodge in Glen White recounts relief from constipation and related symptoms after using Vendol and Vendol laxatives. He notes improved digestion, energy, and overall health urging others to try it. Watkins Drug Store features the Vendol Man to explain benefits with free information.

Martin Bower Glen White W. Va Bower Noble Grand Odd Fellows Lodge Koppers’ Coal Company Watkins Drug Store Beckley

Birthday Party Honors Two Birthday Observances

Mrs. A. B. Dew hosted a birthday gathering at her East Beckley home for sister Dorcas Miller and brother Buford Miller. Contest prizes went to Mrs. L. W. Dew, Theodore Jennings, Dorcas Miller, and Alma Dew. Theodore Jennings performed Hawaiian music and Mrs. Mabel Miller did tap dancing. Guests included Dorcas Miller, Mae Miller, Buford Miller, Lowery Jennings, R. L. Dew, L. W. Dew and Alma, Alton Miller, Wesley Douglas, Clifford Hoskins, and Columbus Dew.

A. B. Dew East Beckley Dorcas and Buford Miller A. L. Dew L. W. Dew Theodore Jennings Dorcas Miller Alma Dew Mabel Miller Mae Miller Lowery Jennings R. L. Dew Alma Alton Miller Wesley Douglas Clifford Hoskins Columbus

Group Gives Bridge Party At Knight Club

A spring bridge luncheon hosted by Mrs. J. A. Hunt Mrs. Paul P. Payne and Mrs. T. C. Weeks took place at the Black Knight Country Club. The Yellow and green decor featured jonquils and calendulas in the ballroom and gallery. Hostesses greeted guests at one o'clock and 18 tables remained in play for the afternoon. Prizes went to Mrs. Peyton Graves first Mrs. R. J. Burmeister second and Mrs. P. C. Graney Mount Hope third.

J. A. Hunt Paul P. Payne T. C. Weeks Black Knight Country Club Peyton Graves R. J. Burmeister P. C. Graney Mount Hope

Plane flies in crude oil test in Brazil

The Luftansa Zephyr landed at Natal Brazil after an experimental flight from Bathurst Gambia West Africa using crude oil instead of gasoline. Crew say the 13 hour 50 minute South Atlantic flight proves fuel costs could be cut roughly in half. The Zephyr's two 560 horsepower motors used 570 gallons of oil at an average speed of 134 mph.

Associated Press Natal Brazil Luftansa Zephyr Bathurst Gambia West Africa South Atlantic

Mrs Frank Morton Honored With Slab Fork Kitchen Shower

Mrs. Frank Morton, repeatedly feted since February nuptials, received gifts at a kitchen shower hosted by Mrs. J. D. Bailey in Slab Fork. The event featured contests and a spring motif refreshment course, with a guest list including Mrs. Wayman Hutchinson and several Slab Fork and Beckley residents.

Frank Morton J. D. Bailey Slab Fork Bailey Bess Head Pauline Ferrell Kathryn Okes Wayman Hutchinson James Foster B. F. Sperow Austin Caperton G. H. Caperton, Jr Staunton

Sprague Church Ladies Class Hosts Meeting N Bible Study

Mrs A B Hawks hosted the Sprague Community church Ladies Leader Class yesterday. After the business session members joined a Bible study and a salad course was served to numerous named attendees including Mrs J E Mann Mrs A W Crawford Mrs M T Taylor Mrs Clyde Bostick and others.

A. B. Hawks The Sprague Community Church J. E. Mann A. W. Crawford M. T. Taylor Clyde Bostick Dewey Brown John W. Davis Perry M. Buckland F. L. Bays Minnie Haydon D. C. Arnold J. FE. Arnold Clarence Brown

Local Society Names Five Members in Event

Mrs J B Bowman, Mrs E B Bostick, Mrs Carl Lambert, Miss Katherine Davis, Miss Louise Hawks and Mrs A B Hawks are listed as participants in a society event.

J. B. Bowman E. B. Bostick Carl Lambert Katherine Davis Louise Hawks A. B. Hawks

Women workers less cooperative than men harder to organize

A survey finds women workers are less cooperative than men and therefore more difficult to organize into labor unions, suggesting gender dynamics affect collective action and union outreach strategies.

Excursion to Washington Offered by C O Railway

A cherry blossom excursion to Washington is planned by the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad for April 24. Don Bender of the Becke ley ticket office announced the trip today.

Don Bender Beckeley

Also Mentioned on This Page

Miss Smith Entertains Bridge Club D. C. Wade Jr Mabscott Society Identification Division K. S. Coleman Parkersburg W. C. Nash Mrs Glen White, W. Va Knight Club Mrs. Hunt Mrs. Payne Mrs. Weeks Mserve Jacquin Charles Jacquin ET Cie, Inc Phila Lagher Charles Huffman Sprague Church Purple Box Raleigh County Bank Washington Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad ABC J. T. Rogers CO McCreery St Penne Neville Street Daedo Nainsook Ladies RAYON BOC Blue Chambray James C. Penney Penney's
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