Price Hill Girl Birthday Party for Barbara Cox
Barbara Gay Cox celebrated her sixth birthday at home with parents Mr and Mrs Floyd Cox in Price Hill. Guests included Underwood, Lilly, Massey, Crumb, Smith, Hicks, Miller, Henson, and several others aiding in the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Gay Cox
Floyd Cox
Price Is
Mas~ine
Howard
Ned Underwood
Carolyn Gaye
Peggy
Wilma Jean Lilly
Timmy
Sue
Charles Massey
David Beckingham
Joana Burgess
Cora Sue
Joanna Crumb
Geraldine
Christine
Edwina Underwood
Gaylen
Albert
Patty Smith
Bobby
Jimmy Crumb
Donald
Jo Mae
Dorothy
James Layton Cox
Billy Kenneth
Donald Underwood
Bobby Lee
David Smith
Becky Redden
Patty Hicks
Jannet
Barbara Miller
Ruth Miller
Eleanora Sue Narry
Bobby Henson
Linda
Jimmy
J. F. Elkins
Becky Jey
Rufus Underwood
Woodrow Lilly
Price Hill
Mrs. Cox
Shower Honoree Kyle Ellison Entertained in Mount Hope
Mrs Lena Schneider hosted a miscellaneous shower at her Stadium Terrace home in Mount Hope on Wednesday night for Mrs Kyle Ellison. Guests included numerous local women and relatives such as Mrs Norville Ellison Mrs Charles Ellison Mrs Morgan Hunter of Welch Mrs Rodney Deal and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Schneider
Stadium Terrace
Mount Hope
Kyle Ellison
Norville Ellison
Charles Ellison
Morgan Hunter
Welch
Rodney Deal
Tom Twaddle
John Lepto
Lysle George
Grace Harvey
John Holliday
John C. Hill
J. L. Allen
Dorothy Anne Ford
H. F
Groups Hold Joint Outdoor Meeting at Beckley Road
Two and Four of the Young Woman's Missionary Auxiliary of the First Baptist Church held an outdoor meeting on the Beckley Mount Hope Road hosted by Mrs. Betty Harvey and her daughter Jerry. Devotionals were led by Mrs. Ardell Warden, a stewardship talk by Mrs. Harvey, followed by a candlelight worship service. Attendees included Mrs. Helen Cook, Miss Jerry Harvey, Mrs. Hazel Peters, Mrs. Iris West, Mrs. Betty Harvey, Mrs. Verona Smith, Mrs. Joncie Wheeler, Mrs. Ardell Warden, and guest Mrs. Lillian Ratliffe, leader of the auxiliary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Woman's Missionary Auxiliary
First Baptist Church
Beckley-Mount Hope Road
Betty Harvey
Jerry
Ardell Warden
Harvey
Helen Cook
Jerry Harvey
Hazel Peters
Iris West
Two Couples Seek Marriage Permits
Two couples filed applications for marriage licenses at the County Clerk's office. Arlen V. Crawford Jr and Dorothy Mae Blevins both aged in their early twenties with Blevins listed as seventeen, are from MacArthur. Billy Philip Spicer eighteen and Ruby Moore sixteen are from East Beckley. A license was issued to Walter Donald Brown twenty five and Mary Rose Washington twenty two of Mead, noted as Negroes in the record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlen V. Crawford, Jr
Dorothy Mae Blevins
MacArthur
Billy Philip Spicer
Ruby Moore
East Beckley
James Edward Boggess
Sundial
Edna Faye Burnside
Monteoal
Richard Milrich Shumate
Ocal Helen Horton
Crab Orchard
Earl Granville Carter
Anna Louise Johnson
Grand View
Walter Donald Brown
Mary Rose Washington
Mead
Negroes
Circle Two Hears Association Report at Raleigh meeting
Mrs. Ernest Wood and Mrs. L. H. Davis reported on the Raleigh Baptist Association gathering held in Sophia yesterday as Circle Two of the First Baptist Church met. The session was led by Mrs. J. Brabhan with numerous attendees including Mrs. Elizabeth Young and Miss Violet Cook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Wood
L. H. Davis
Raleigh Baptist Association
Sophia
Circle Two
First Baptist Church
J. Brabhan
Elizabeth Young
Violet Cook
J. C. Wauhop
Henry Meador
P. E. Wiseman
Anna Richards
Mace Wood
Social notes from Beckley area visitors and guests
Mrs E N Foster of Hinton and grandson Ward Barlow Jr visit with Mr and Mrs Lovell Higgins in Greensboro. Forsyths and Frances Ann travel from Rome Ga to visit relatives in Greensboro. William Ross and children Ileen and David head to Houston to visit Walter Hern Jr. Families in Lookout and Beckley noted with other local guests and hospital visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. N. Foster
Hinton
Ward Barlow,Jr
Marlinton
Fairlawn Avenue
Clement
Wilda Clement
T. Js Clement
Lookout
W. E. Wilson
Beckley
Emily Wigent
Charleston
Bessie Carroll
Snuffer
Loraine
Lora Walker
Herma Walker
Danese
Beckley Hospital
Jake Elkins
Floyd Cox
Rufus Underwood
H. A. Stickler
Oakgrove Avenue
Virginia
Ava Robinson
Lewiston
Maine
R. B. Holmes
Raleigh
Eric C. George
Navy
McCulloch Gates
Huntington
Albert Tieche
John Fisher
Fort Wayne
Ind
Paul “Mickey” Clifton
Bert Brandt
John Ingleby
John Schulte
Margaret Ingleby
Roanoke
Greenbrier River
John Beckley Campbell
Mrs Means Hosts Church Circle At Her Home
Mrs D O Means hosted Circle 10 of the First Baptist Church at her Druid Avenue residence. Mrs French Davis spoke on India while Mrs Bessie Woodrum led the devotional. Attendees included Mrs R R Stewart, Mrs Ira Whitlock, Mrs Harry May, Mrs B P C Honaker, Mrs Bil Cristey, Mrs Bailey Groseclose, Mrs S W Woodyard, Mrs J O Freeman, Mrs W A Thompson, Mrs K V Means, Mrs Bessie Woodrum, and the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. O. Means
First Baptist Church
Druid Avenue
India
French Davis
Bessie Woodrum
RR. L. Stewart
Ira Whitlock
Harry May
BP. C._Honaker
Bil Cristey
Bailey Groseclose
W. Woodyard
J. O. ‘Freeman
W. A. Thompson
K V. Means
Circle to Meet at Mrs Daniel's Home
Circle Four of the First Methodist Church will meet Monday at 7 30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. O Daniel, 220 Mercer Street. Mrs. Roy L Herndon, Leader, I conduct the devotionals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
O. €. Daniel
Mercer Street
Roy L. Herndon
Mrs Taylor Voices on Christian Citizenship to Baptist Women
Mrs J W Taylor spoke on Christian Citizenship to Circle Six at First Baptist yesterday, meeting at Mrs Bergin Serle's home. Leader Mrs K R Callaway led the business session and refreshments were served. next gathering is September 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Taylor
Circle Six
First Baptist Church
Bergin Serle
K. R. Callaway
E. B. Eckles
Rye Arm Strong
T. V. Hutchinson
Nathan Lilly
Gallaghers greet newborn son at Raleigh General
Mr and Mrs Joe Gallagher of 221 Vine Street welcome a baby boy born yesterday morning at Raleigh General Hospital. The birth adds joy to the family as relatives share in the new arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Gallagher
Vine Street
Raleigh General Hospital
Picnic Supper Held At Ellison Home
The Circle Seven of the Methodist Temple held a picnic supper at the home of Mrs. B H Ellison on Highland Avenue last night. Attendees included Dr and Mrs Glenn W Stewart Mr and Mrs A B Carney and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.H. Ellison
Highland Avenue
Circle Seven
Methodist Temple
Glenn W. Stewart
A. B. Carney
Minnie Ann
Sybil May Carney
J. W. Smith
Harry Moore
J. L. Huffman
W. P. Gardner
Circle One at First Baptist Church Met at Skelton
Mrs. Bibb arranged the program and was in charge of yesterday's Circle One meeting at Skelton with Mrs. Tony Gargas presiding. Devotions were led by Mrs. J. H. Dunn and Mrs. William Kessel spoke on "Conditions are bilieent From What." Fourteen members and one guest attended.
Local Nurses Honor Edna Groppe in Bluefield Dinner
Five Beckley nurses attended a Bluefield dinner meeting Wednesday night honoring Miss Edna Groppe who runs a counseling and placement service for registered nurses in the area. Beckley attendees were Mrs. Louise Graybeal Mrs. Aldene Fox Mrs. Margie Hurt Mrs. Ina Daniel and Miss June Wilbur Miss Groppe from Charleston a former Army Nurse Corps lieutenant colonel announced the appointment of two registered nurses as her assistants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beckley
Bluefield
Edna Groppe
Louise Graybeal
Aldene Fox
Margie Hurt
Ina Daniel
June
Wilbur
Groppe
Charleston
Army Nurse Corps
Newlyweds to End Visit in Beckley Saturday Night
Betty Jeanne Wren and Edward Anthony Zinser plan to leave Beckley Saturday night to settle in Washington at 1632 Oak Street after August 5. The couple married July 26 at Sacred Heart Church in Washington. The bride is the daughter of Wren of Mullens, the groom son of Zinser of Louisville. They return from a wedding trip, with Mrs Dugan and Miss Wren as attendants, and a reception at Mullens family home. Both work for the Veterans Administration in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Teubert
Janet Alicen Pflugh
P. W. Pilugh
Youngstown
Ohio
Beckley
White Sulphur Springs
Army Nurse Corps
Ashford General Hospital
Teubert
Canada
Betty Jeanne Wren
Edward Anthony Zinser
A. S. Johnston, Jr
Beaver Avenue
Washington
1632
Oak Street
Zinser
W. D. Wren
Mullens
W. J. Zinser
Louisville, Ky
Sacred Heart Church
Washington, D. C
Lawrence J. Wempe
Baptist Circle Meets With Mrs Lushnot at Home
Twelve members of Circle Three at First Baptist Church met yesterday at Mrs H A Lushnot’s Queen Street home. Mrs W F Cremens and Mrs DO Totten led the talk on American Indians with Totten giving prayer and devotional service. Present were D O Totten Louetta Thomas D G Buckland W S Cavendish W F Cremens Thomas Harris J R Emmons O C Helm B C Husenpiller I M Woodrum Harry Jones and Mrs H A Lushnot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Circle
W. F. Cremens
Thomas Harris
J. R. Emmons
0. C.helm
B.C. Husenpiller
I. M. Woodrum
Harry Jones
Lend
H. A. Lushnot
Man Naps On 65-Foot Silo In Rockford Fire Case
Firemen rope the man to a waist line and lower him from a 65 foot silo after workers found him napping atop the structure. An old man reportedly slept on the catwalk while wax and paraffin work continued below. The incident puzzled responders as they tried to wake him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Rockford
Ill
Fire Department
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Circle Two Hears Association Report
Goldcraft Studios
Beckley Hotel
Montecarlo
LASCA
Del-Mar
Oasis
Grant's
Raymond
Main St
Eptember
William Ward Ayer
Calvary Baptist Church
57Th Street
New York City
Mrs
Agit
Mrs. Taylor
Ibirths
Ellison
Michael Dogan
Miss Margaret Wren
Michael Dugan
Louise Grayheal
Mary Aspinall
Miss Groppe
Edward Anthony ‘Zinser
Picture Shop
Main Street
Fred M. Corley Prosperity
W. Va
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Oxfords & Sandals
Nobil
Neville St
Swan
Bobbie
Velma Moore
Helene Curtis Creme
Swan Beauty Shop
Snuffer Apts
Dixie
Duro Thermo
Neville
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