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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1967
Page
9
This column lists upcoming group meetings in Beckley and surrounding areas. Phone and mail details are given for notice submissions, with times and venues for organizations including band mothers, youth centers, clubs, churches, and fraternal groups across Beckley, Coal City, Crab Orchard, Mabscott, and Fayette County.
New York urban designer Dr. Howard Ketcham proposes colorful sidewalks to lift mood and behavior. Confetti Broadway, gold Wall Street, and blue downtown paths would cue merriment, wealth, and calm, with red sidewalks avoided for over stimulation.
A mid day salad idea uses iceberg lettuce with a light dressing, topped with thin tomato slices and slices of hard boiled egg. A bottled salad seasoning mix adds flavor to the dish.
New York fashion scene highlights bathrobe silhouettes in fall and winter lines. Designer Stanley Herman for Mort showcases robe shaped garments from jersey pullovers to velvet evening pieces, with wrap shirts and karate skirts predicting waist definition and knee length trends.
Fires damage or destroy numerous homes with an estimated one in ninety eight American houses affected annually. The statement highlights widespread risk and urges caution to prevent fires.
Mrs. Robert Redd returned home from a Brooklyn visit with her parents Mr. and Mrs. David Fitts and friends in Queens Village New York. Beckley Elks Club hosted a buffet for Shady Spring High School class of 1932 with 16 classmates and 13 guests including Franklin Lilly and family. Wayne Haga II, infant son of Mr and Mrs Leslie W Haga, remains a Raleigh General Hospital patient for observation and treatment.
Mr and Mrs Billy Joe Miller of Itmann welcomed a daughter Kimberly Ann at 7 03 am Aug 1 weight 7 pounds 3 ounces Mr and Mrs James Douglas Daniels of Bradley announced the birth of a son James Dawson at 9 33 am Aug 1 weight 6 pounds 12 ounces Isaac Eller Piney View named son Isaac Eller born 5 24 am Aug 3 weight 8 pounds 1 2 ounces Mr and Mrs Jesse Ray Mace Jr 404 and 2 Third Ave welcomed son Jeffrey Ray at 11 23 am Aug 3 Anita Gale Halsey Rhodes born 3 52 pm Aug 3 weight 5 pounds 2 ounces 12 ounces at Beckley ARH
The Ladies Mission Circle of Jones Memorial Baptist Church met August 3 at Mrs. W. N. Tench’s home on Myers Avenue. Mrs. Georgianna Parker led the meeting and Mrs. Garnett Sheppard gave the opening prayer. A devotional by Mrs. John Daniel focused on love. A rummage sale was planned for August 10 at the old People’s Shoe Shop on South Fayette Street.
An ad offers health money and happiness through faith from Rainbow Revival Church in Los Angeles inviting readers to mail requests to a P O box or respond Yes to obtain Jesus salvation.
Mrs Earl Wiseman hosted the Missionary Society of Hollywood Baptist Church with 17 members and two guests attending. Devotions by Mrs Glenn Smith followed by singing and prayers. Ann Graham presented the program Seek There and Risk reading Acts 2 4. Business session led by Mrs Ernest Graham. rummage sale planned for Sept 18 at the old People's Shoe Shop on South Fayette Street Beckley with Nellie Price as special offering chair.
The Briarclift Garden Club expanded a city triangle at North Oakwood and North Valley Drive into a civic project. Plans call for semi circular beds with walkways and a bird bath, benches, and a statue. Work began in 1965 with bulbs, 1966 shrubs, and 1966 merchant support funded benches and the bath. Additional summer plantings and expanded walkways are planned.
Readers learn that healthy plant growth hinges on unseen roots. Plants grown and conditioned in traditional red clay pots promote robust root systems, offering attractive foliage and blossoms while ensuring strong root development.
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