Beckley Women Head to Moose Auxiliary Convention in Chicago
Women of the Moose from Beckley depart for the international Moose Auxiliary convention in Chicago at Stevens Hotel August 14 to 19. Delegates include Mrs Gladys Terry and Mrs Bessie Carroll with activities spanning religious services tours campus visits and a Lake Michigan moonlight cruise aboard the S. S. Grand Rapids.
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Convention of Moose
Stevens Hotel
The
Women of the Moose
Chicago
Gladys Terry
Beexley Chanter
Bessie Carroll
Mooseheart
Soldier’s Field
Mooseheart Cadet Corps
Musicc
Graal Park
Alooseheart
Hound
E Grand
Grand Regent
Mary Hooper
Beckley
Lake Michigan
Grand Rapids
Academy of Friendship
Grand Ballroom
the Moose
Fray Lilly
Lilly
Myrtle Nace
Marriage of Marie Bailey and Louis Murelli in MacArthur
Marie Bailey daughter of Mrs Alice Bailey and the late Ross Bailey and Louis Murelli son of Mr and Mrs Caesar Murelli were married in a ring ceremony at the MacArthur home of Mrs Helen Weidnsall. Rev O R Phillips officiated. The bride wore a white street length dress with pink accessories and a pink rose bud corsage. Best man was Houston Young. The couple will reside at 10 Freeman Street and plan a home in Framingham.
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Marie Bailey
Alice Bailey
Ross Bailey
Havencuiff
Louis Murelli
Caesar Murelli
Framingham
Mass
Plac
MacArthur
Helen Weidnsall
O. R. Phillips
Betty Buchanan
South Oakwood Avenue
Houston Young
Marelli
Glen Fors
Glen Rogers
Depot Lunch
Boston
Helen
Freeman Street
Tev
Christian Church Group Holds Wednesday Meeting
Five members and a guest met at Mrs. Powell Cooke home on Clyde Street for a devotional by Mrs. Bill Cecil. Laura Clay led missionary study on the Virgin Islands with eleven members and one guest present.
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The
Christian Church
Powell Cooke
Clyde Street
Oscar Nickels
Bill Cecil
Laura Clay
Virgin Islands
Cecil
W. HW. Henkle
Miss Clay
Cooke
Nickels
Carmen Feazell
Paul Phi
Incidents In The Lives Of People You Know
Local column notes visitors and travelers around Beckley and Raleigh County. Families such as Hutchinsons, Meadows, and Watts, plus several Chicago and Baltimore visitors, share weddings, visits, and prolonged stays. Others attend conventions, summer school, or visit relatives in Beckley, North Kanawha Street, and nearby towns.
Wyco WSCS Meeting At Johnson Home Reports Puerto Rico Topic
The Wyco Women’s Society of Christian Service gathered at Mrs. S. E. Johnson’s home this week with Mrs. D. D. Wilkinson and Mrs. C. R. Thrasher in charge. Attendees included Mrs. E. Mary Hypes, Mrs. A. A. Hypes, and many others. prayers led by Mrs. A. T. Robertson and program participants cited. Refreshments served by a long list of members.
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Wyco Women’s Society of Christian Service
S. E. Johnson
E. Mary Hypes
A. A. Hypes
D. D. Wilkinson
C. R. Thrasher
Puerto Rico
A. T. Robertson
Raymond Rhodes
Sarford Rhodes
Sydney Hulgan
I. J. Taylor
Merlin Brown
Judy Bel_cher
Alrs. K. Via
Frank "Deal
S. K. Mayne
Estel Belcher
Avil Rhodes
Sid
Crab Orchard Women’s Council Meeting Postponed
The Women’s Council of the Crab Orchard Brethren Church has been postponed to August 18 at 7 30 PM at the home of Mrs Jeff Childress.
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Crab Orchard Group
Poeranes Mertina
Women's Council of the
Crab Orchard
Brethern
Jeff Childress
Legion Post 32 Auxiliary Delegates Attending Convention
Delegates from Raleigh County American Legion Post No 32 travel to Huntington for a four day State Auxiliary and Legion convention. Key events include the Commanders Banquet with General William E. Broucher as after dinner speaker, a past presidents breakfast, a joint memorial service, a luncheon, and multiple dances. Delegates from Beckley attend, led by Mrs J Lee Porter and others. The note ends with a stray line about the Detroit Tigers in 1940s context.
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Raleigh County
American Legion
Huntington
Legion
William E. Broucher
Bataan
Nao
Lee Hutton
National Amilisry
Beckley
J. Lee Porter
Harry Andersson
Roy T. Elkin
Richard Pressley
Dorothy Mooney
Violet Feartelle
VFW to Open New Home With Dances and Music Event
The Veterans of Foreign Wars will open their new Main Street home tomorrow night with a dance featuring Bill Gar ten’s M-piece orchestra and two girl vocalists. The Charleston orchestra will provide music from 10 p m to midnight. Guests include state VFW officers such as Dr A B Bowyer and Mrs Bowyer, Joe Green and Mrs Green, F R Fletcher and Mrs Fletcher, Fay Baker and Mrs Baker. The dance is free to VFW members and their guests. Helen Walker and Ruth OConner will sing. Virgil Worsham, brother of U S Open champion Lewi Worsham, failed by two strokes in the New York qualifying round for this year’s Open.
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Beckley
Morgantown
Ira Lilly
Anderson
Webb
Front Street
Raleigh County
Ding
Guna University
Glenn W. Webb
HY Front Street
Ure Equitable For Assurance
Virgaria Beach
Ruth
Jeanette Bowles
Henry Smith
Harding Street
J. S. Maddy
J. M. Collins
Beaver
George Maddy
Lindside
Edward Lunstrum
Wildwood Avenue
Lunstrum
Roy Lake
Clinton
Ind
Joe Lachney
Resaco
Charles S. White
Emily
Susan
Indianapolis
Siser
J. H. Perry
Raleigh
D. H. Meakin
Crab Orchard
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Ness Main Street
Bill Garten
Charleston
Sam
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Stop
VFW
Helen Walker
Ruth O'Conner
Virgil G. Worsham
Lewi Worsham
New York
Methodist Temple Circle One Meets in Home of Mrs Armen Trout
Circle One of the Methodist Temple met yesterday at Mrs R B Armen Trout’s Fairview Avenue home. Mrs R S McClung hosted with nine members and five guests in attendance. Devotional by Mrs Glen W Stewart titled Prayers of the Early Christian Church. The group plans a picnic at Lite Beaver Park on September 3.
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Methodist Circle
Maxwell Residence
R.L. Maxwell
Freda Casto
Circle Qee
Methodist Temple
R. B. Armentrout
Fairview Avenue
Alrs
R. S. McClung
Glen W. Stewart
Early Christian Church
Lite Beaver Park
Glass Company to Hold its Yearly Outing
The American Glass and Mirror Company will hold its annual picnic Sunday August 15 at Little Beaver Park. Employees gather at 6:00 a.m. at the company office and depart by truck. Refreshments, swimming, boating and games are planned for the day.
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American Glass and Mirror Company
Little Beaver Park
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Terry
Irene Yound
Pols Bailes
Carroll
Stevens
Margaret Davis
College of Regents
Nace
Columbus
B. If. Bailey
Louis Murellii
Westinghouse 30 Co
Westinghouse
Westinghouse L
Beckley Music & Electric CO
Fayette St
D. C
Powerline Drive
R. BR. Dillon
Chuck Roast
Shelath
Florida
Dot
Main St
Embee
B. E. Silverman
Bleich County Bank
Vanity Beauty Shop
Helene
Ella Booth
Prince St
Myra
Iva Doyle
Mra
Ors
John Q. Hutchinson
Blanch
John
Clarence Meadows
MacAlpin
Mae Meadows
Mary Michael
Elizabeth Marquis
Virginia Beach
Bob Stewart
Howard Goode
Tams
Vegeontly
Stewart
Maric Cooke
Red Jacket
Shidien
Wyco
WSCS
Johnson
Mary's Beauty Shop
Pihiy cZptim Tee Et Ear
Stauffer
Main Street
City Park
U. S
Porterhouse
Nees
Legion Post
Detroit Tigers
VFEW
Del-Mar
Margie Boggs
Juanita Porter
Frances Onerski
Rex Lifly
Maessa, Janice
Raymond's
Hecktey’s
Bio City
Raymond's Beauty Shop
Vigoro
Jigoro
DIAL
Prince Staf Railroad Crossing
G. M. Powers
Piggly-Wigely
Lydia B. Pinkhany
Neville St
Sophia
Gibson
NEW Records
Hillbilly Religious
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