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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1927

Page

4

Birthday Surprise for D. L. Kelly at Beckley Apt

A surprise birthday party was held August 23 at the Neville street apartment honoring D. L. Kelly of Metropolitan Life Insurance Company. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Kelly and several couples, with Miss Josephine Daniel, T. H. Hedrick, and R. T. McAlexander present. Entertainment featured piano solos by Miss Daniel and Mr. Kelly. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Kelly, Mrs. Brown, and Mrs. Wetzel. The pink themed cake carried thirty two candles and a gift was presented for two years of service and loyalty to his agents.

Neville Street D. L. Kelly Metropolitan Life Insurance Company L. W. Thorne J. S. Brown Charles Wetzel Josephine Daniel T. H. Hedrick R. T. McAlexander

Bridge Party At Mrs Caperton's In Slab Fork

Mrs W G Caperton entertained Tuesday afternoon at her Slab Fork home with a six table bridge party for guests Mrs G H Caperton of Charleston and Mrs Shepherd of Baltimore and Miss Maud Kilgore of Pittsburgh, sister of host. Prizes went to Mrs A S Johnston for high score and to Mrs BR Mesmer for second high.

W. G. Caperton Slab Fork G. H. Caperton Charleston Shepherd Baltimore Maud Kilgore Pittsburgh J. S. Edmundson A. S. Johnston BR. B. Mesmer E M. Payne D. Howe Johnston J. KE. McCreery J. A. Campbell Aws. Johnston J. J. Buimgardeer Ene Seaman Huntington W. Shawhan Glen Daniels C. Farley Kk. S. Coleman Kenneth W. C. Nash South Kanawha Street Nash J. G. Polley H. EE Carmicheal Paul Pennsylvania Fairmont Moundsville Wheeling W. Va West Alexander Mabel Chambers Bethany L. €. Heathoran Hinton Beckley C. A. McHugh Virginia Beach Cam Henry T. Baker S. J. Turner Newark Delaware Guet J. €. Cadell Winchester Kentucky Rosemary Virginia Ann .Codell Calloway Codell Barger Springs Phoebe R. Combs Santa Monica Calif T. R. Ragland Oakwood Avenue G. H. Caperton, Jr Anna Perry E. D. Shepherd Philadelphia M. W. Shuitt L. S. Evans Richmond Virginia J. B. Wren J. C. Sullivan Amigo N. J. Edmunds Silinton J. C. Gibson Bluefield J. E. McCreery Jack and Earle James Edmundson Charles Smith Tuscon Arizona Smith L. M. Talbert Columbia S.C A. S. Elliott

Luncheon Honoring Mrs Nettie Hoge At White Oak Club

Greensboro North Carolina visitor Mrs Nettie Hoge was feted with a luncheon at the White Oak country club hosted by Mrs J A Boone Mrs C H Meador and Mrs Joe L Smith. Pink and green decor featured a snapdragon centerpiece toastmistress Mrs W W Hume and toasts by local society leaders marked the event.

Nettie Hoge Greensboro N. Y J. A. Boone C. H. Meador Joe L. Smith White Oak Country Club W. W. Hume J. H. McGinnis J. H. Hatcher W. H. McGinnis William Taylor Woman’s Lab Hoge

Funeral of Mrs. Davis and Mrs. Hoge Recalls Gathered Guests

A profusion of summer flowers decorated the home as a delicious supper was served. Gifts were presented to the guests of honor and to Mrs. Charles Smith and Mrs. Jr. M. Talbert. Attending were numerous ladies including Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Hoge, Mrs. Charles Smith, Mrs. L. M. Talbert of Columbia South Carolina, Miss Mary Conway, and others from Charleston and nearby towns.

O. C. Davis Morgantown Nettie Hoge Greensboro N.C Charles Smith Jr. M. Talbert Davis Hoge L. M. Talbert Columbia, S. C Mary Conway J. T. Mandt Virgil Snead S. M. Bledsoe M. ‘Pt. Roach Charleston

Luncheon Honors Guests at Oakwood Ave Residence

Mrs. T R Ragland hosted a daytime luncheon at her Oakwood Avenue home with eight guests. Honored visitors included Monica Calif , Mrs. Nettie Hoge of Greensboro North Carolina and Mrs. O C Davis of Morgantown.

T. R. Ragland Oakwood Avenue Phoebe R. Combs Santa Monica Calif Nettie Hoge Greensboro N. C O. C. Davis Morgantown

Bobby Jones Home From British Open Defense

Bobby Jones, who defended his British Open title, arrived in New York with his father and Joe Kirkwood. A photograph shows a closeup of Bobb Jones.

Bobby. Jones New York Joe Kirkwood Bobb Jones

Reelected leader heads state federation of labor meet

John B. Easton of Williamstown was re elected president of the state federation of labor in session at Clarksburg yesterday. Clarksburg was chosen as the next meeting place after a spirited contest with Beckley Harrison County city was selected following the vote.

John B. Easton Williamstown State Federation of Labor Arkersburg Clarksburg Harrison County Beckley

Seven State Workmen Awarded Compensation

Th Heatherth state compensation commissioner grants weekly awards to seven West Virginia coal mine workers for injuries. Recipients include Lewis Vance of Cannelton, Andrew Mika of Monaville, Holdren of Island Creek, E G Taylor of Meadowbrook, Luther Mitchem of Algoma, Le Po Rent of Rainelle, and Amos Wells of Reccoville, with weekly sums ranging from 1 to 16 dollars and terms from 10 to 400 weeks.

West Virginia Th. Heatherth Lewis * Vance Cannelton Coal and Coke Company Cannelton Andrew Mika Monaville Island Meadowbrook Hazchinson Coal Company Fairmont Luther Mitchem Alagoma Algoma Coal and Coke Company le Po Rent Rainelle Sewell Valley Railroad Company Amos Wells Reccoville Buffalo Creek Coke Company

Heroic Deed Recorded in Letters of Gold

A lighthouse on a calm coast bears a gold inscription for Andrew Duflot and Bertha Duflot who perished saving others. The uninhabited, automatic beacon operates nightly. a monthly voyage renews fuel, but a fierce storm once blew out the light and caused damage.

Andrew Duflot Bertha Duflot

Night Sailors Rescue Light From Dark Sea

In a perilous voyage a pair and the lamp refit are used but no one dares face the sea. The official is away, leaving responsibility to his children Andrew aged sixteen and Bertha aged fourteen who volunteer. A boat goes into darkness yet the harbor men glimpse a light cutting through the night.

Wild Sea Andrew Bertha Relef

Goad Idea Prompts Crowd to View Stolen Stash of Presents

A frugal merchant advertised free gifts to all customers promising a boastful display of generosity. The next day his shop drew a near mob as buyers lined up to inspect the announced giveaways. The bundling of a hail and a minted created the curious two-present bundle.

Emergency Office Opens For Legion Paris Tour

An emergency booking office opens at room 745, 25 Broadway, New York, to accommodate Legionnaires who failed to reserve passage to the Paris convention. Applicants must appear in person for reservations on Legion steamers at Legion rates and receive an officials certificate in place of a passport and visa. The official lines are United States Lines and Canadian Pacific.

Terday Broadway New York American Legion United States Lines Canadian Pacific

Anchor Lines Steamships Fret Star and Red Star

Anchor Lines operates the Fret Star and Red Star vessels handling passenger and cargo routes. The company markets scheduled sailings, freight service, and international timetables with emphasis on reliability and safety.

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Achochoooh Tony Mrs. Hoge Williams T. S. Williams Woodlawn Avenue J. H. Dunn Be Ee. Carter Ed Cook Spinning Wheel W. H. Foglesong Eugene Foglesong E. F. Cooper Foglesong Methodist Episcopal Church South H. M. Sturgill Roanoke C. H. Elsom M. B. Sarver W. L. Dunn D. L Pennington Louisville Margaret Williams Janese Stover Canada Clifford Mays Kathleen Anderson D. W. Anderson John Hopkins Hospital Gilbert Feazelle Dorma Feazelle St. Petersburg Fla A. G. Hatcher W. L. Owen Lynchburg, Virginia Priers Plymouth Rock Prunes, Per Best Brands Kanawha ST Beckley, W. VA Bobby Jones Legion Paris Tour Pine Ce Park Ker Kelk Park Raleigh Conuna W. MW. Hackworth Bern” Dehart Remington K. J. Klau Telephon Beckley W. Val B. C. Jenning Red Cross Beckley Department Store Heber Street Ey, W. Ya
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