Beckley Juniors Attend 28th West Virginia Convention
About 350 attendees converge for the 28th annual West Virginia Federation of Women's Clubs Junior Department convention at Fairmont. Beckley delegates include Mrs. Don Hodson and Mrs. E S Pugh Jr. Mrs. Robert Lee Daniels is named new chairman with Mrs. Clyde Barker as new vice chairman. Governor W W Barron will speak at the banquet. Miss Freda Soter picks up 350 brochures about the drama Honey in the Rock opening June 27 at Grand View State Park amphitheater. Delegates leave for Fairmont this morning. other participants include Cheryl Staton Linda Lowery Sandra Allen and Brenda Shaffer. A festival queen will be crowned.
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Beckley
Junior Department of
West Virginia Federation of Women’s Clubs
Fairmont
Junior Department
Woman’s Club of
Donald D. Hodson
E. S. Pugh Jr
Robert Lee Daniels
Clyde Barker
Freda Soter
Beckley Newspapers Corp
Grandview State Park
Cheryl Staton
Linda Lowery
Sandra Allen
Brenda Shaffer
Bows Dominate Par is Some Suits and Trim Details
A fragmented note describes varied use of bows in Par is Some suits with bows both fully and as trim. It recalls that Survivor won the first Preakness by ten lengths in 1873.
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Paris
Survivor
Old Time Supper Menu Offered in New England Kitchen
A dish described as an old time supper features fried salt pork with baked or boiled potatoes and fried eggs. The text adds a note from New England Kitchen Arithmetic about a kitchen tip to add 1 2 to 1 cup grated cheddar cheese to a medium white sauce.
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New England
Film Highlights WSCS Meet At Beaver Church
The Beaver Methodist WSCS program featured the film A Busy Life. Mrs Hedrick led devotion. Mrs Collier displayed a Pineville spring meeting certificate for 10 percent membership at three district meetings. Members discussed the Charleston conference. committee members will price a Dutch oven. a kitchen electric fryer was approved.
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Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Beaver Methodist Church
John Hedrick
W. A. Collier
WSCS
Pineville
J. Lowell Lilly
Charleston
Juanita Blevins
Ed Kinter
Virgil Cook
Lula Farley
Dennis Allen
Shady Spring
Maude Poore
Marilyn Cook
BSP Sorority Founders Day Dinner and Dance Planned
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority City Council announces Founders Day dinner and dance at 6 p.m. Saturday in Beckley Elks Club Ballroom with Mrs. Jack Clemens as toastmaster and Mrs. Leslie Cox as general chair. Event marks BSPs 30th anniversary and wraps the International program Live With Wings with awards, speeches, and presentations by senior members and guest officials.
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Jack Clemens
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
BSP
Beckley Elks Club
Leslie Cox
Xi Alpha Gamma
Live With Wings
Clemens
Fredric F. Friar
Beta Lambda
City Council
Bette Lou Evans
Sigma Chapter
Friar
Miss Evans
Omar Dowdy
Beta Rho
Beta Sigma Phi
Cox
Duke Williams
Xi Alpha Delta
Violet Vandall
Beta Lambda Group
Mr. Ross
Sandra Keaton
The
Gamma Gammas
E. H. Hedrick
Sigma
Bladene Pickle
XI Beta
Thomas H. Lilly
Isabelle Vass
Beta Kappa
H. H. Holiday
George Cales
Jo Ann Tyree
Sigma Group
Dowdy
Ralph C. Schrader
Vass
Incidents In The Lives Of People You Know
Mrs. G Evelyn Thompson of 121 Wilson St is in satisfactory condition at Raleigh General Hospital after admission Sunday. Mary Ady Parrott of Sofia returned home after a three week stay at Beckley Memorial Hospital. Bascom Rodgers and son Greg of 209 Glenn Ave with Miss Scott Rodgers of Wytheville, Virginia have visited Hyattsville Maryland with Harold Knuckles and family. Everette Richmond of Old Grandview Road is under observation and treatment at Raleigh General Hospital. Don Foose, Marshall University student and son of Mrs. Helen Foose, left for Ohio State University to join drill team competition. Foose placed fourth in a recent Marshall Persian Rifle Regiment contest. Denval Stover and son David, with her mother Mrs C K Sifers, returned to Shelby NC after visiting Mrs G F Stover in Prosperity. Stover had been a Beckley Hospital patient. Robert Wooten and John Wooten Jr of Crab Orchard have accepted guard positions in the Pentagon, Washington DC. James and Willie B Robinson of Pleasant Hills left for a visit to Columbia SC. The MacArthur home hosted a Church in the Home Prayer Band meeting with Mrs Dale Bennett presiding and Miss Joyce Gunnoe at the piano. Rev Gladys Cannaday conducted. Others present included Mrs L H Akers, Mrs Brady Persinger, Mrs Fannie Hill, Mrs W B Jones, and Mrs James Mann. Mr and Mrs W B Blankenship and son Billy of Calloway Heights are spending the weekend in Morristown Tennessee.
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Don Foose
Marshall University
Huntington
Helen Foose
Temple Street
D. E. Foose
Ohio State University
Columbus
Ohio
Foose
Marshall Persian Rifle Regiment
Denval Stover
David
C. K. Sifers
Shelby
N. C
G. F. Stover
Stover
Beckley Hospital
Fred L. Williams
Fulton Ave
Macarthur
Mayme Gunnee
Dale Bennett
Joyce Gunnoe
Gladys Cannaday
L. H. Akers
Brady Persinger
Fannie Hill
W. B. Jones
James Mann
Goode Family Visits Crab Orchard Highlights Baltimore Ties
Mr and Mrs Jimmy Goode and their son Richard from Baltimore Maryland spent a week visiting the home of Mr and Mrs Willie Furrow in Crab Orchard. The trip underscores family ties across states and local hospitality during a visiting period.
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Jimmy Goode
Richard
Baltimore, Md
Willie Furrow
French Fry Batch Keeps Warm in Paper Bag
After frying, place the hot batch in a clean paper bag to absorb excess fat. If the bag sits in a warm oven, it will stay hot until ready to serve.
Coconut in Lemon Cake Filling Tip
A simple idea to elevate a lemon cake is to stir shredded coconut into the regular lemon filling. Finish with a light topping of whipped cream for an airy, tropical twist.
Midway Girl Celebrated On 17th Birthday Party
Joanne Kish of Midway was honored on her 17th birthday with a party at her parents’ home. Hostesses assisted by Mrs. Dave Hill and Mrs. Victoria Day. games led by Margie Terry and Sheron Kennedy. guest list included Kenneth Smith Sandy Parks James Mills and others. honoree is a junior at Sophia High.
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Joanne Kish
Midway
Joe Ish
Dave Hill
Victoria Day
Tams
Mike Marcinko
Jesse Terry
Margie Terry
Sheron Kenney
Ken
Musicians to Meet at Piper Home Monday Afternoon
Members of the Monday Music Club will gather at Mrs. George Piper's residence 304 Mankin Ave at 2 30 p m on Monday for their meeting.
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Monday Music Club
George Piper
Mankin Ave
Add a Pinch of Allspice to Ham and Veal Loaf
A simple kitchen note suggests enhancing a ham and veal loaf by adding a pinch or two of ground allspice during mixing. The spice should blend with the meat before shaping and baking for a warm, aromatic finish.
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Arnold C. Burke
H. B. Sullivan
Southwestern District
W. W. Barron
Hotel Fairmont
Grandview
Ann
Shrewsbury
Mary Calicino
Coleen Underwood
Elizabeth Crossland
Elizabeth Griffith
Judy Meador
Alvira Griffith
Linda Bennett
Beaver Church
BSP Sorority
Mike Linkous
Gamma Gamma
Vandall
Doreen Bach
Carl W. Cook
Thomas Mce‘Manamay
E. J. MacFarland
Opal Ripley
D. W. Ritter
Mrs
Mary Ady Parrott
Sophia
Beckley Memorial Hospital
Bascom Rodgers
Greg
Glenn Ave
Scott Rodgers
Wytheville, Va
Rodger
Harold Knuckles
Hyattsville, Md
Everette Richmond
Old
Grandview Road
Raleigh General Hospital
Robert Wooten
John Wooten Jr
John Wooten
Crab Orchard
Pentagon
Washington, d D. C
James
Willie B. Robinson
W.B. Robinson
Pleasant Hills
Columbia, S. C
W. B. Blankenship
B. B. Blankenship
Billy
Calloway Heights
Morristown
Tenn
Beckley Hotel
Main
Kanawha
Marty
Marty’s
Prince St
Neville St
Midway Girl
Neth Smith
Sandy Parks
James Mills
Alice Crutchfield
Norma Parker
Donna Black
Sheila Diane Stone
Larry Bays
Nancy Morton
Melissa Darvin
Connie Barr
Ruth Ann Horton
Tommy Darnell
Neil Lacy
Chip Udy
Kay Maynor
Bill Hartson
Frank Mitchell
Emanuel Gaziano
Lonnie Shupe
Claudis Sturgill
John Karl Novack
Glen Morgan
Linda Simmons
Sophia High
G. M. Powers
Main Street
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