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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1966
Page
5
Women’s groups may announce regular or special meetings in this column. Contact the Omens Department at Beckley papers by 10 a.m. for same day notice. Include telephone 263 3921 or mail notices and club calendars. Sunday announcements must be received before 10 a.m. Saturday.
Thursday event hosted by Beta Lambda Chapter in the Social Room of the Coca Cola Building at 7 30 p m. Community members welcome to attend this chapter gathering and discuss upcoming activities.
Missionary Society of Rose of Sharon Holiness Church hosts 4:30 p.m. event at 1501 St Kanawha St. Xi Alpha Delta Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi holds model meeting at Elks Club 7:30 p.m. Woman's Club of Beckley executive board 7:30 p.m. and annual business meeting 8 p.m. at Park Avenue clubhouse. Electa Chapter No. 50 Eastern Star meets at Masonic Building South Fayette St 6 p.m. Hyden Smith to attend. Licensed Practical Nurses Association of West Virginia District No. 3 meeting at Pine Lodge Nursing and Convalescent Home 7:30 p.m.
Ann Thomas Bible Class at Calloway Heights Community Church meets at Mrs. Robert Mandeville home 104 Rider Dr at 7 30 p m General Mission Society of Crab Orchard Baptist Church holds meeting in the social room at 7 30 p m with additional details as specified in the notice
An Ambassador Class event at Beckley Presbyterian Church in Floor C is scheduled for the evening hours. The gathering includes a meeting held in the church facility during the post meridiem period.
An 8 p.m. square dance at Shady Spring High School features caller Don Velvin from Tennessee guiding Calico and Jeans through lively figures and music. The event invites community dancers to join in a regional square dance night with a seasoned caller.
Social Saving Club at the home of Mrs. Gladys James on F Street hosts an event at 7 30 P M Beckley Girl s Club at Jackie Adams home 102 Neely Street conducts activities at 5 P M
The Thrifty Savers Club chaired by Mrs. Evelyn Royster hosts a birthday gathering at 7 p.m. at 116 Cannaday Street.
A beginners workshop hosted by the Dance Club takes place at the New River Park Recreation Building at 7 p.m. The session invites new dancers to join and learn basic steps in a friendly setting.
Usher Board of First Mission Baptist Church will meet at 3 p.m. at the church on Maplewood Lane to discuss duties and schedule duties for upcoming services.
Monday meeting of Coal City Chapter No 136 Order of the Eastern Star honors past matrons and patrons at 7 30 pm with attendees invited to attend the ceremonial observance.
The Columbine Garden Club hosts a covered dish luncheon at 12:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. K. K. Rand on Harper Road.
The Town and Country Home Demonstration Club meets at Mrs. Angel McEwan's home, 401 East Prince Street, at 1 30 p.m. The session focuses on practical home crafts and community projects.
The Captain James Allen Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution hosts a luncheon at Black Knight Country Club starting at 1 p.m. The event invites members to gather for a daytime meeting and fellowship.
East Park Elementary School hosts a Parent Teacher Association meeting at 7 p.m. on a weekday to discuss upcoming events, volunteer needs, and school programs. All parents and staff are welcome.
Mrs Rebecca Hurley and others seated with Miss Loretta Miller and Miss Vivian Leeber form the Junior club lineup while officers include Sharon Rice as president and Diana Darlington as first vice president. Also at the dinner are Diane Stump Phyllis Lilly and other junior businesswomen plus state officials Mary K McCay and Irene Barrows.
Capt and Mrs Herbert K Bragg of Washington D C are spending a few days with his parents Mr and Mrs M L Bragg at 210 Reservoir Rd Bragg is Chief of Staff and Aide to Rear Adm A J Hill in Washington
Mr. and Mrs. Conrad C. Stowers returned to their home at 320 Westwood Drive after attending the Retreader's Convention at the Exposition Center in Louisville. They also visited his sister Mrs. T. H. Phipps in Jeffersonville Indiana.
Mr and Mrs Raymond Delp of Beckley join Mr and Mrs James Pickus of 215 Woodlawn Ave to attend the wedding of Allen Aronson in Baltimore Maryland today. Pickus is on a business trip in New York.
Sherman Deal returned Tuesday to his Crab Orchard home after a three week stay in Eau Gallie Florida as a guest of his brother in law Alonzo Bland and his wife formerly of Glen White.
MISS EDITH Williams and four others attended the Statewide Program Planning Conference of the Christian Churches Disciples held Monday and Tuesday at Cedar Lakes in Ripley.
Miss Sue Cripple was honored Tuesday with a farewell party hosted by Mrs. Bert McKinney and her aunt Mrs. Mack Bishop at Covel. She leaves today for Cleveland to join her parents Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Cripple, formerly of West Virginia, with attendees including Lonnie Parks Diane Parks Diane Fink Drema Whitt Rema McKinney Darrell Jenkins Patricia Jenkins Kathy Quesenberry Susan Quesenberry Janet McKinney Kenny McGuire Calvin Smith Roger Smith Dwight Smith Roger Woods Brenda McKinney Steven Parks Glory Green and Joanne Parks.
SGT and Mrs W B Robinson Jr and their son Willie B Lt Gary of Killen Texas returned home after two weeks with his parents Mr and Mrs W B Robinson Pleasant Hills and her parents Mr and Mrs Emmitt Leach Fireco. They visited his brothers in law and sisters Mr and Mrs Billy Gene Lilly Shady Spring and Mr and Mrs William Ray Lester Beckley. Robinson is stationed at Fort Hood Texas with the U S Air Force Medical Corps.
Carol Delp Brenda Sanger Carolyn Sanger Janis Elkins Becky Walker Randy Delp Jess Evans Roger Akers Jesse Farley all of Beckley returned from Cleveland Tennessee where they represented the MacArthur Church of God during the weekend at Lee College. They were accompanied by Rev. Russell Brinson youth director for the West Virginia Churches of God and his wife.
Margaret Dana explains why skim milk sells only a few cents cheaper than whole milk. She notes varying cream content, limited true cream per quart, extra labor and processing, and that skim milk still offers calcium and vitamins while typically costing five to seven cents less than whole milk.
The Royal Subdeb Club sponsors a dance Saturday April 30 at the YMCA Memorial Building at 8 p.m. Connie Lynch, president, says all high school and college students including Shady Spring High School are invited. Soul Six will provide music. parents of members will be chaperones.
Desalting plants convert sea water to fresh water but require thousands of miles of copper nickel tubing to resist corrosive brine. The long run of piping is a major material hurdle in offshore and coastal facilities.
A Wilson High School graduate employed at Beckley Manufacturing Corp and her husband a Shady Spring High School alumnus and carpenter will reside on East Main Street after a wedding trip to Virginia.
Newly designed subway and transit cars of nickel stainless steel weigh four tons less than conventional steel cars and permit savings in power costs of an estimated $16,000 per car over a 35 year span.
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