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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1942

Page

5

Campaign to sell 600 million in war bonds begins

Quotas for every US county are set as committees prepare to launch tomorrow the most intensive bond canvass since the victory loan drive. The May goal is 600 million with June at 800 million, then 1 billion monthly. 50 million Americans to pledge 10 percent of income.

Associated Press Washington United States Treasury House Congress New York City New York Armstrong County South Dakota Dakota Daggett Utah Loving Texas Cook County Chicago Illinois Philadelphia Pennsylvania Greene County Indiana Roosevelt County Montana Churchill County Nevada Sam Rayburn Treasury Department Charles L. McNary Oregon Senate Carter D.va America

Heber Street Murphy Company Girls Host Steak Fry

The girl employees of the Heber Street section of the G C Murphy Company store held a steak fry Tuesday night at the Little Beaver Four H Camp. Attendees included Florine Warden Hattie Redden Pauline Redden Cleta Wood Marie Harizanoff Gladys Massey Ruie Clark Margaret Cook Evelyn Hall Nona Cummings Dorothy Arnold and Velta Wood.

Heber Street G. C. Murphy Company Little Beaver

Russian Red Cross nurses form parachute corps near Bern

From Bern Switzerland comes word that Russia has organized a specially trained parachute corps of Red Cross nurses. The unit is reportedly equipped for aerial medical evacuation and disaster response in war zones.

Bern Switzerland Russia Red Cross

Pax High names valedictorian Pauline Christian

Pax High School announces Pauline Christian as valedictorian for the graduating class. Her seven semester average is 2.765. She serves as senior class secretary and active in Pyramid Club Tri-Hi-Y Honor, and Pennant staff. Salutatorian Dorothy Williams has 2.313 average and holds student leadership roles. Other upper ten members include Richard Warren 2.286 Edith Lively 2.072 Forrest Walkup Jr 2.064 Calvin Humphrey 1.903 Bettie Paschel 1.870 Jay Warden 1.821 Betty Rae Humphrey 1.806 Josephine Wingrove 1.666.

Register PAX Dorothy Tissue Pax High School Pauline Christian Miss Christian Dorothy Wiliams Bettie Paschel Jay Warden Betty Rae Humphrey Josephine Wingrove

The Mystery Of Mrs Emerson Aboard Kellands Store

In a Kellands Store office Janice learns of rumors about a quarrel with Mrs Emerson. Mr Mayling paces the room while Barrat Crawford confides domestic troubles, and Janice probes the truth as Emerson reveals no Mrs Emerson exists. The scene centers on mistaken accusations and mounting concern.

Mr. Emerson Mayling Kelland’s Janice Barrat Crawford

Miss Bennett Birthday Party Honored by Parents

Miss Madge Bennett was honored with a birthday party at her home hosted by Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Bennett. A large group of family and friends attended, including Ruth Swann, Geneva Davis, Helen Akers, Edith Lively, Barbara Lively, Betty Humphrey, June Davis, Joyce Davis, Madge Aliff, Vernie Bluick, Valda Bluick, Dixie Lee Lafferty, Irene Billups, Lewis Thompson, Mickie Brown, Conly Lively, Alfred Tyree, Troy Lively, J. E. Berghdoll, Carmine Stover, Howard Stover, Daniel Lilly, Eva Jane Rutledge, Barbara Tucker, and Lovell Williams.

Register Pax Madge Bennett G. C. Bennett Ruth Swann Charles Thelles Geneva Davis Helen Akers Edith Lively Barbara Lively Betty Rae Humphrey la Due Dean Aliff Madeline Shorter Marion Davis June Davis Joyce Davis Madge Aliff Vernie Bluick Valda Bluick Dixie Lee Lafferty Irene Billups Lewis Thompson Mickie Brown Conly Lively Alfred Tyree Troy Lively Charles Jones J. E. Berghdoll Doff Williams Carmine Stover Howard Stover Richard Humphrey Daniel Lilly Betty Jean Davis Eva Jane Rutledge Barbara Tucker Lovell Williams

Miss Gloria Hurt Marries Gavett Hutchinson in Virginia

Miss Gloria Opal Hurt wed Gavett Hutchinson, son of Mr and Mrs John Hutchinson of Mount Hope. Ceremony held April 21 in Alexandria Virginia with Rev George Jones officiating. The couple, honeymooning in Washington DC, plan to reside in Mount Hope where Hutchinson is employed. Hurt is Mount Hope High School class of 1940.

Gloria Opal Hurt Gavett Hutchinson John Hutchinson Mount Hope W. P. Hurt Alexandria Virginia George Jones Frank Wallace Washington, D. C Hutchinson Mount Hope High School

Knapps Announce Birth Of Daughter Patricia Ann

Mr and Mrs Robert Lee Knapp of the Ross Apartments announce the birth of a daughter Patricia Ann weighing six pounds seven ounces born April 26 at Raleigh General Hospital Mrs Knapp is formerly Miss Helen Marie Caldwell

Robert Lee Knapp Ross Apartments Patricia Ann Raleigh General Hospital Knapp Helen Marie Caldwell

Needs a Wife Drives Man to Invent a Wife in Serial

A man admits to needing a wife and fabricating a Mrs. Emerson to satisfy a ruse. A woman realizes the box mix up reveals the truth as tension rises between them. The scene ends with a cliffhanger as the plot continues.

Recent Bride Honored With Mullens Bridge Shower Party

Mrs. John Frances Welch nee Elizabeth Agee was feted at a bridge shower in Mullens clubhouse. Hostesses included Mrs. Guy Yeager and others. guest list features many named ladies such as Mrs. E. C. Sessler and Miss Margaret Currie, plus numerous attendees and young women.

John Frances Welch Elizabeth Agee Mullens Guy Yeager Bob Wildey Ward Wylie Charles Thrasher John Farmer Bill Ruby C. E. McLaughlin E. C. Sessler Paul Goode Rodney Davis Lewis D'Antoni Joe Hindsley Grove Moler Bill Ramey Woodrow Cook N. A. Thomas Joe A. Woods, Jr Dave Arnold Bob Tabscott Winston Flanks R. L. Early William Ruby, Jr Carmen Bowling Carl Clifford H. F. Wallace Robert Agee Percy Bright Lee Hart C. H. Flippin T. S. Swope Sam Pearis Eli Tolliver Stanley Graham Howard Griffith Earse Toler Wirt Maynor Elwood Green Roger Pritchett William Holroyd Ralph Hash William Lewis Clyde Holloway Charles Holloway Ernest Willson Mary Kelley Strong Ralph Cook R D Bailey Margaret Currie Anna Catherin Delp Mable Culleney Orewe Frances Betty Frances Maynor Virginia Jennings Betsey Warden Nowell Lee Maxine Shumate Andres Hale Anna Basarel

Board puts 5 in Class 1-A

Seven men were classified by local Draft Board No. 3 announced by Chief Clerk E H Turner. Class 1-A includes Paul Jefferson Davis Elgie Willard Thompson Harles William Burks Clarence Waddie Shelor and Bascom Eugene Sal ley. The Rev and Mrs H P Hack ney visited A R Eckle at Raleigh General Hospital with a heart ailment.

E. H. Turner Paul Jefferson Davis Elgie Willard Thompson Harles William Burks Clarence Waddie Shelor Bascom Eugene Salley John Jerry Kent Cecil Harrah H. P. Hackney Central Baptist Church

Supreme Court Will Decide Old Sweet Springs Purchase

The writer outlines questions citizens will raise about Old Sweet Springs and asserts the West Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals will rule the purchase unconstitutional for lack of legislative authorization. He warns the decision could wreck budgets and erode constitutional safeguards, arguing the board of public works could weaponize budget language to justify expenditures.

Old Sweet Springs Hopemont the Mail Neely Homer Hanna Boone County Supreme Court of Appeals High Court Board of Public Works

May Day event announced by Girl Scouts

Mrs Thomas Morgan chair of plans asks all Girl Scouts to wear uniforms for a May Day pageant on Saturday. A basket contest prize for most attractive basket and an individual prize are offered. Flowers named include tulips phlox dogwood redwood and fruit blossoms. Scouting groups will help deliver baskets to hospitals and Pinecrest Sanitarium. Entrants must attach name to basket bottom. Continued on page six.

Thomas Morgan Pinecrest Sanitarium

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