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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1962
Page
5
A playful birthday plan for a six year old featuring a magic bunny theme. Decor ideas include a magician hat centerpiece and glass bunny place markers. Punch becomes a magic potion guarded by a bunny with balloons. Games include tricks by a family member and a balloon relay treasure hunt.
A list of Monday through Thursday meetings from Beckley area women groups. Beta Sigma Phi Lad and Lassie 4-H Club Golden Gate Rebekah Lodge King’s Daughters and more meet at churches, schools, and clubs with times from 1:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. including garden and PTA gatherings.
Rhodell and area residents include Mrs Hat tie Kelley patient at Blue field Sanitarium under observation and treatment with family noting improvement Lydia Wilson three-year-old daughter of Mr and Mrs David Wilson remains a patient at Raleigh General Hospital after major surgery Granddaughter of Mr and Mrs K E Wilson of Rhodell Sgt and Mrs Charles Lockard and children Rita Ann Reba Adele and Billy head to Alaska where he will serve two years with the U S Army Also visiting Baltimore, Md, were Mrs Baltimore and her daughter, Mrs Alliefair Johns Chester Warren remains a patient at Wyoming General Hospital under care.
Guide International, created by Paola Kenneally, offers tailored tourism help in Rome from English speaking secretaries to drivers and shopping guides. The service helps Americans find bargains and experiences while noting Rome’s many options though a Hollywood client’s villa request proved costly.
Polly endorses burlap as stylish wall, curtain, and lamp shade material for traditional and modern spaces. Advice covers matching with wood tones and using burlap to cover panels and slipcovers for turquoise and ivory schemes. Includes reader questions on combining mahogany and fruitwood in Colonial interiors.
Raleigh General Hospital and Beckley Hospital reported several local residents improving after surgeries and treatment. Notable entries list Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Lilly and Cindy visiting Flat Top relatives, Mrs. Hattie Gory of 110 Tolbert St. improving, TOM PHILLIPS recovering after eye surgery, J T Beaver area holidays with Charleston relatives, Mrs. Walter Humphreys returning home after treatment, and EDGAR JARRELL improving post surgery. Delbert Gwinn and family marked their 34th wedding anniversary with a dinner at their Dry Hill home.
A magazine notes color shapes life, work, and homes. It highlights affordable paints and fabrics that let families brighten spaces instead of increasing spending. Warm colors energize while cool tones soothe, guiding choices for different ages and personalities.
This piece outlines celery varieties yellow Golden Self Blanching and green Giant Pascal. It explains washing and refrigeration, then provides two recipes Smothered Celery and Carried Celery with steps and ingredients including butter celery onions green pepper caraway salt pepper curry powder and apples for flavor.
The Gulf Woman's Club scheduled its annual installation banquet for May 10 with Mrs. J. W. Foster presiding at the Sophia house. A committee including Mrs. George McKinney, Mrs. Frank Morton, and Mrs. Charles Ham bric Jr. will organize. New officers will be installed by Mrs. John Scott of Oak Hill, president of the West Virginia Federation of Women's Clubs. The event includes a Sousa award for outstanding musicians from Mark Twain and Sophia High Schools, presented by the Fine Arts Department chaired by Mrs. Robert Horton. The club will sponsor a Rhododendron Girls State student. Seven new members were accepted at the meeting, including Dr. W. C. Covey Jr. of Beckley, with Mrs. Sam Pilliteri assisting as director of the Raleigh County Cancer Center. Mrs. Pilliteri presented a film on era, and Mrs. F. Booth served as program chairman while Mrs. H. C. White ly acted as hostess chairman.
Sophia announces the birth at Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore Md of a son weighing seven pounds ten ounces named Robert Douglas. Parents Mr and Mrs Shumate reside at 1640 Riverwood Road Baltimore and the mother formerly Ellen Kidd daughter of Mr and Mrs W L Kidd.
Debbie Faye Overton is welcomed by Mr. and Mrs. William D. Overton of Canvas born April 8 at 7 21 a.m. weighing six pounds six ounces. Vernice Aelsia Allen born April 9 at 1 05 a.m. to Mr. and Mrs. David R. Allen of 1108 S Fayette St. weighing seven pounds three ounces. Sharon Kay Brogan born April 9 at 1 25 p.m. to Mr. and Mrs. Homer H. Brogan of Beaver weighing eight pounds. Kenneth Wayne Cantley born April 10 at 10 55 a.m. to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Cantley of Dry Creek weighing eight pounds five ounces.
Doctors say headaches worsen for highly conscientious individuals who care deeply and overdo tasks. Modern clinics note this pattern among gifted patients and highlight Micrainin, a new headache remedy free of aspirin and featuring Pyradine-3 and N-acetyl-p-amino phenol for relief.
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