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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1948

Page

9

Masonic Family Picnic Scheduled for Beckwith Aug 8

Between six and eight thousand attendees are expected at the annual Masonic Family Picnic at Beckwith G H Camp on Sunday August 8 starting at 1 pm Sponsored by Beckley and Fayetteville Shrine Clubs with R R Smiley and J Alfred Taylor as presidents Committee members from both clubs plan activities traffic control and an afternoon concert by the Beni Kedem Temple Band and the Urbilly Band Local chairs include Colin McLuckey and Kermit Locke with Dodd and Amick leading Fayette County efforts. Temple officers will attend and a large children’s program with games and prizes is planned.

Beckwith Beckley Fayetteville R. R. Smiley J. Alfred Taylor Beckley and Fayette Colin McLeckey Kermit Locke A. A. Ross Milton Hants W. D. Kinzer Locke McLeckey J. W. Dougherty Oak Hill J. Ye Aon Dodd Fayette County K. A. Amick D. H. Per Due Guy Douglas George Woodyard E. S. Duckworth C. C. McGraw Focal Club Colin McLuckey Bill Wilson G. L. Hunt Aéun Beni Kedem T. R. Venter O. M. Wicker Sam Thomson Earl Snead Roy Lucas Tony Briguglio F. W. Hutchinson C. B. Canterbury Joe Campbell Charles Smith C.E. Beaver Russell Graffa D. W. Kinzer

Mrs Donald Lafon Loyal Beckley Residents Farewell to Florida Move

Beckley residents bid Mrs. Donald Lafon farewell as she and Mr. Lafon plan to move to Orlando Florida at the end of August. Several parties honored her with luncheons and bridge games hosted by Mrs. B H White Mrs. J M Coram and Mrs J G Anderson.

Beckley Florida Donald Lafon Third Avenue Lafons Orlando Fila J. M. Coram J. G. Anderson Black Knights Country Club Fla

Birthday Party honors Eugene Dillon on 11th birthday

BLUE PENNANT Eugene Dillon was honored at his 11th birthday by his parents Mr and Mrs Orville Dillon on Tuesday. A number of games were played and refreshments served. Attendees included numerous family friends and neighbors such as Mr and Mrs Eugene Massey Mr and Mrs Orville Dillon Jr Mr and Mrs Douglas Lockwood and many children and relatives listed in attendance.

Register Blue Pennant Eugene Dillon Orville Dillon Eugene Massey Orville Dillon, Jr Douglas Lockwood Glennis Joyce Flora Carola Sue Frankie David Sally Sissy Wilma Maye Ruth Ann Moore Eveline Norman Donald Doss Jr Alma Reba Dean Conrad Dolan Garry Anderson Patty Barbara Jane Smith Bobby Jackie Carolyn Hendricks Toney Roberts Bobby Halstead Harvey Dillon Janet Lailina Eugene Roland Lula Bell Dillon Gay Arehart Patricia Beulah Bobby Nelson Jack Hart Billie Depriest Shelby Hall Billy Wayne Sanders Jo Ann Moore P. T. Nelson Vandaline Ditlon Dalton Anderson

Finer Canned and Frozen Fruits promises better home canning

A 1948 edition promotes natural flavor, brighter color, and improved texture in peaches with a simple syrup change. The 32 page book offers recipes and canning tips for jams preserves and pickles. Free copies are mailed promptly upon request.

Ellison Home Picnic for Circle No. 7 at Methodist Temple

Highland Street home of Mrs. B. H. Ellison hosted Circle No. 7 of the Methodist Temple for an indoor picnic due to weather plans, with hymns sung as John Fitzwater played the organ and many members and guests attended. The next circle meeting will be at the Bullock home on Highland Street.

Highland Street B. H. Ellison Circle No. 7 Methodist Temple John Fitzwater Glenn W. ‘Stewart Leota Sullenger H. K. Stairs H. G. Hager Robert Bullock George George Haddad Norman A. B. Carney Minnie Sybil W.W. T. Gardner Robert Blanche Darby J. W. Wood Della England Mona Wood Shelia Ann Zane Sherrard Robert Miller Ellison Bullock

Packaged Table Settings Promote Harmony at Meals

AP News features writer explains packaged table ensembles for housewives, led by Russell Wright. He argues color and form in serving pieces should support food and mood, not dominate. Wright recommends regular geometric dishes, restrained colors, and coordinated cloths, glassware, and napkins to create a quiet, dramatic table charm.

AP News Russell Wright Mr. Wright Eiher

Incidents In The Lives Of People You Know

Concord College students Carl Allen and Blaine Sturgill return to studies after visiting parents in Sophia. Jereldene Train of Flat Top spent the weekend with sister Mrs. Ralph Radford in Floyd Virginia, accompanied by niece Janet Trail. Shirley Covey of Baltimore has returned home after a visit with Norma Allen in Sophia. A. C. Waliberg of parniture Maryland spent two days visiting with his wife and two sons at Beaver. Mrs. Fannie Walker of Mabscott hosts granddaughter Barbara Fay Eads. Barbara travels to Portsmouth with cousins Anna Lee Walker and Betty Underwood. Mrs. Teresa Clark of Chicago concludes a visit with Frank S. Piotrowski in Sprague. accompanying Roy Carrol and two children Beverly Ann and Billy Allison. Chicago visitors head to Nor Pittsburgh to visit relatives. Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Trent of Garfield Street returned from Detroit and Canada, then visited Charleston and Cabin Creek. Mrs. Calvin Moore and Mrs. Grover E. Marion, residents, recently spent ten days at Virginia Beach. Dr. Eva Teter of Beaver and sister Mrs. Oscar Williams, plus Miss Leathe Pendleton of Beaver, return from Boston and New York City. Dr. Teter attended the national osteopathic convention. Pendleton visited Miss Phyllis Ann Coulter at Concord College. The group paused in New York City en route home for several days.

Carl Allen Blaine Sturgill Concord College Athens R. F. Allen O. B. Sturgill Sophia Jereldene Train Flat Top Ralph Radford Floyd Janet Trail Stotesbury Shirley Covey Baltimore A. C. Waliberg Parniture Beaver Fannie Walker Mabscott Barbara Fay Eads Barbara Portsmouth Anna Lee Walker Betty Underwood Raleigh Teresa Clark Chicago Frank S. Piotrowski Sprague F. W. Trent Garfield Street Detroit Mich Canada Charleston Cabin Creek Calvin Moore Grover E. Marion Tocn Virginia Beach Virginia Eva Teter Oscar Williams Reservoir Road Leathe Pendleton Boston Mass New York City Teter

Baptist Women Plan $10 CARE Package to Europe

Members of Circle No 1 at First Baptist Church voted to ship a $10 CARE package to Europe. The meeting at Mrs B B Hawley’s Third Avenue home featured devotional by Mrs J H Dunn, music by Ann Howard Jaleen Porter and a quartet, piano by Mrs Ted Waronicki, and a White Cross talk by Mrs French Davis.

Circle No. 1 First Baptist Church O. C. Helm Third Avenue B. B. Hawley J. H. Dunn Ann Howard Jaleen Porter Dale Buckland Let

Florence Dilloner Is Party Honoree At Jarrolds Valley Shower

Florence Dilloner of Jarrolds Valley received a surprise household shower at Jarrolds Valley Presbyterian Church. She is daughter of Rev and Mrs Leroy Dilloner and will wed Aug 18. Guests included Mrs F J Hughes Mrs T S Cleveland Mrs Wilson Hall Mr and Mrs Charlie Maye and daughters Mrs Gladys Ratliff and daughter.

Willer Tarrolds Valley Florence Dilloner Jarrolds Valley Jarrolds Valley Presbyterian Church Dilloner Leroy Dilloner F. J. Hughes T. S. Cleveland Wilson Hall Charlie Maye Gladys Ratliff

VFW Auxiliary Aids Oak Hill Post Officers Election

Four members of the Lew Sheffler Post VFW Auxiliary traveled to Oak Hill to assist in electing new officers for the newly organized Auxiliary. Miss Helen Durham along with Mrs. Ruth Loving, Mrs. Pauline Littlejohn, and Mrs. Beatrice Painter attended the meeting. Durhant outlined each officer's duties during the session.

Lew Sheffler Veterans of Foreign Wars Oak Hill Helen Durham Ruth Loving Pauline Littlejohn Beatrice Painter Durhant

Orgas Residents Reveal Vacations

Orgas residents reveal vacations as several locals travel or visit family away from home this week. Notable mentions include Doris Lewis Barbara Blaylock and Mrs Earl Sapp visiting Mrs Cecelia Sapp at MacMillion Hospital Charleston. Sandra Hodge ill with her parents E C Hodge. Jimmie Lee Lewis turns ten on August 3. Families visiting in Charleston Akron Ohio and Indiana. J S Freeman family moved to Peytona.

ORGAS Doris Lewis Barbara Blaylock Earl Sapp Cecelia Sapp MacMillion Hospital Charleston Sandra Hodge E. C. Hodge Charles Lewis Carole Wiliams Jean Todd Akron Ohio Indiana Jimmie Lee Lewis Donald Kidd Oceana Joe Blaytock J. S. Freeman Peytona Camden Wendricks Koebler New Mexico Earl O Sapp

Robert Carr Birthday Honoree at Home Celebration

Robert Carr celebrated his 21st birthday at his home Wednesday night. Guests included Lois Moody Jean Cavey De lores Jarrell Patsy Voney Lois Foster Bonnie Toney Christine Toney Maxine Kidd Joann Miller Ina Mae Phelps and others. Gifts arrived from Tonise Stove Mildred Peters Betty Foster.

P Olgicee Slar Dorothy Robert Carrob Lois Moody Jean Cavey Delores Jarrell Patsy Voney Lois Foster Bonnie Toney Christine Toney Maxine Kidd Joann Miler Ina Mae Phelps Jack Coiner Bill Hawkins Bob Hawkins Boyd Foster Billy Carr Bill Jarrell Jackie Jelsomine Ard Harold Cook Tonise Sto[ve Mildred Peters Betty Foster

New Fashion Shop to Open in Pineville

Pineville prepares for a new woman s apparel store in the Daniel Building. George H. Kealley of Beckley and Donald R. Woodard back the venture with Mrs June Gwinn moving from Beckley to manage the Pineville business.

Pineville Daniel George H. Kealley Beckley Donald R. Woodard June Gwinn

Local Names Gather for Gift List in Social Note

Peggy Hall Mrs Leonard Noel Rev and Mrs Leroy Dilloner Miss Betty Ewing Miss Ernestine Zornes Miss Marriam Dilloner Ladner Elwood Jarret received gifts. Donors included Mrs D F Hosteiler Mrs Maude Onecy and family Mrs Charlie Barrett Mrs Bruce Branham Mrs Gertrude Zornes and Mrs Dill Stantey.

Peggy Hall Leonard Noel Leroy Dilloner Betty Ewing Ernestine Zornes Marriam Dilloner Ladner Elwood Jarret D. F. Hosteiler Maude Onecy Charlie Barrett Bruce Branham Gertrude Zornes Dill Stantey

Race Prejudice Topic Guided Beckley Woman's Council Meeting

A 70 Beckley participants attended a Women’s Council program at the First Christian Church. Mrs. Arthur Rees presided in place of Mrs. T. R. Wilson. Miss Martha Carey opened with whistling, Edith Lamb led devotional on race prejudice from Kirby Page, assisted by Abs, Paul Phipps, Mrs. Howard Phipps, and Mrs. Mayo Mitchell. Delores Lawson sang, with Miss nk Polit as pianist. The service closed with hymn and a unison prayer urging unity beyond race. A radio skit “They Call To Freedom” followed, directed by Mrs. A. H. Wilson, starring Miss Belly Jane Catlett, Miss Delores Lawson, and Mrs. Charles Mettry. Group 1 served refreshments.

Women's Council of the First Christian Chiaich Arthur Rees T. R. Wilson Martha Carey la Golondria Edith Lamb Kirby Page Abs Pau! Phipps Howard Phipps Mayo Mitchell Delores Lawson Lord Jesus Christ A. H. Wilson Martha Covey Wilson Belly Jane Catlett Charles Mettry Iby Webb

Rev Walker To Speak At Walker Family Reunion

The Rev Charles E Walker of Memorial Baptist Church will speak at the Walker family reunion at Langhside Park above the City courthouse on Sunday. He will preach both morning and afternoon. In his absence the 11 o clock Memorial Baptist sermon will be given by Rev Finley Prewitt of Beckley, and Rev Thomas H DeHart of Montgomery will speak Sunday night at the Beckley church.

Charles E. Walker Memorial Baptist Church Wilh Meter Lanchside Walker Beckley Memorial, Baptist Church Finley Prewitt Heckley

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Kenneth Libs Eugene Huffman Fred Grogan Dan Houck B. H. White Palo Holmes Dept P.O Trenton New Jersey Circle Group Vanity Beasty Shop Prince Ht Myrs Waebater Richardson Eva Goyle Mrs. Eileoth Opermtera Maly Street Thurg Stauffer Systemites Baptist Europe Lydia B. Pinkham Pinkham Xoman VFW Robert Carr G. M. Powers Mary’s Beauty Shop Prince St Mary Smith and Filsie Hilton Sophia Music & Appliance Gibson Guitar Benjo — Mandolin Eletric Del-Mar Brurk Margie Geoge Juanita Porter Fra Omanaki Lilly OASIS Ike Lanen, Janie EE Rymonds Geckley Raymond W. B. Ware Atlanta, Ga Woman's Council Beckleyans Mis Nk Poliit the Clinical Laboratory Ball Bidg June Parrish Brown & White Rice O'Neil Naturalizer Ieet Beckley, W. Va
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