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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1944

Page

3

New Organ At St Stephen's To Be Dedicated

A new organ built by Henry Pilcher's Sons of Louisville has been installed in St Stephen's Episcopal church and will be dedicated at 11 a.m. Sunday. An organ recital by Mrs. Thomas Elswick with two vocal solos by Miss Beverly Watts is planned for 3 p.m. Sunday evening. The public is invited.

Henry Pilcher

Luncheon Honors Sergeant Madeline Barley at Beckley Hotel

Sergeant Madeline Barley of the Women's Army Corps was guest of honor at a Beckley hotel luncheon hosted by Mrs. Bess Kate Snyder. Attendees included Mrs. W. R. David, Mrs. Claren Marsh, and Mrs. Harry Myers.

Madeline Barley Women's Army Corps Beckley Hotel Bess Kate Snyder W. R. David Claren Marshall Harry Myers

Seaman Bennett Honored at Farewell Party

A farewell party honored Gary S Bennett seaman second class at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs G C Bennett of Skelton. Bennett has been on sick leave and has returned to the Norfolk Naval Base Virginia. Attendees included Mrs C Tate Virginia Baer Mary Baer Ruth Toney Jeanne Gravley Iona Layton Flora Depola Frances Ferguson Frances Farley Wallie Grimes Mary Layton Margie Hitchcock Leslie Dean Fleming Eugene Weaver Maurice Douglas Kenneth Shaffer Cecil Meadows Pat Bradford Jimmy Lowcell Charles Ray Wills Herbert Howell Holroyd Rogers L A Garner Howard D Burgess George Elliott Bill Harvey Harold Cain Wesley Hearn Eugene Elliott Joy Mae Bennett Alan Bennett Max Bennett and Scotty Bennett.

Gary S Bennett Seaman G.C. Bennett Skelton Seaman Bennett Norfolk Naval Base Norfolk Virginia Mrs C. Tate Virginia Baer Mary Baer Ruth Toney Jeanne Grave Iy Iona Layton Flora Depola Frances Ferguson Frances Farley Wallie Grimes Mary Layton Margie Hitchcock Leslie Dean Fleming Eugene Weaver Maurice Douglas Kenneth Shaffer Cecil Meadows Pat Bradford Jimmy Lowcell Charles Ray Wills Herbert Howell Holroyd Rogers L. A. Garner Howard D. Burgess George Elliott Bill Harvey Harold Cain Wesley Hearn Eugene Elliott G. C. Bennett Joy Mae Bennett Alan Bennett Max Bennett Scotty Bennett

Sullivan Man Injured by Slate in Coal Yard Accident

William DeClare, 44, of Sullivan, was injured when slate fell on his right leg and hip while loading coal at Killarny. He was admitted to Raleigh General Hospital yesterday at five. The full extent of injuries will be determined after X rays.

William DeClare Sullivan Slate Killarney Raleigh General Hospital

CPL. BAZZARRE VISITS HERE

Corporal T. E. Bazzarre Jr of Columbia SC is on a 10 day furlough staying with his wife and daughter at 814 12 South Kanawha street and his parents Mr and Mrs T E Bazzarre of Skelton. Guest Corporal Don C Bramshaw of Columbia also visits. Miss Nancy Seacrest of Mount Hope was a guest in the Bazzarre home recently. The practice of selling art by auction in England dates from the 17th century.

Cpl. Bazzarre T. E. Bazzarre, Jr Columbia South Carolina South Kanawha Street T. E. Bazzarre Skelton Don C. Bramshaw Nancy Seacrest Mount Hope Bazzarre J.J. Reynolds Houston Pennsylvania Martha Smith Sallie Wenger Maple Avenue William Kincaid Norvell Orvella I. Lester Harper Road Naval Training School Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls Iowa D. B. Smith McAlpin J. T. Reynolds Henry C. Mann Army Camp Murphy Florida Flat Top Mann Joy Maye James W Vandall Ardmore Oklahoma W. S. Vandall Cranberry Thomas Vandall Fort Bragg North Carolina Vandall W. S. Campbell Flora Campbell Charlotte W. H. Bowling Crab Orchard Arthur A. Fitzwater Field Artillery States South Pacific Lula Fitzwater Clarence FE Bowldin Ottumwa Bowling Lucille Ballard Jessie Nesmith Sharp Lexington Kentucky J. A. Sharp Mason Street Sarah Tams Washington, D. C W. F. Tams Woodlawn Avenue

You May Have Had Polio And Never Known About It

Henry Lesesne reports that most polio infections are mild or asymptomatic. Many carriers show no paralysis, with only a fraction developing weakness. Epidemics remain localized and Augusts/Septembers peak, while prevention and cure remain elusive. progress comes from research funded by the March of Dimes.

Henry Lesesneap Charlotte, N. C Dan W. Gudakunst National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis, Inc Gudakunst Piedmont North Carolina National Foundation For National Foundation For Research, Education United States The National Foundation Atlantic Seaboard Ehrlich

Ancient use of sponges spans the Mediterranean region

Historical evidence shows sponge washing practices in Mediterranean countries dating back to early times, indicating long standing domestic uses and cultural adoption across coastal communities.

Local social notes and military furloughs in Beckley area

A list of visitors and returning service members from Beckley and surrounding towns highlights Mrs J J Reynolds of Houston Pennsylvania visiting relatives in South Kanawha Street and Maple Avenue. Several service members and family members are noted with furloughs from camps in Florida Camp Murphy and Camp Bowie Texas along with arrivals back in Beckley after overseas duty in the South Pacific and other theaters.

Navigator's Islands Recalled as Samoan Archipelago

A historic note recalls the Samoan Islands once labeled the Navigator's Islands, reflecting early maritime schemes and guiding explorers who charted the Pacific group. The name highlights navigational significance tied to traditional seafaring routes and regional identity.

George Eliots Real Name Revealed

The writer George Eliot, whose real name was Mary Ann Evans, is identified by the documentation as her birth name and pen name distinction, reflecting her literary legacy and gendered identity in 19th century authorship.

George Eliot Mary Ann Evans

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St. Stephen’s Sergeant Barley England W. T. Grant CO Zelan Anksets Marguerite S&t Kay Neville Street Beckley Gulf Spray Geren Jeris Pinkhams Caldwell Johnson M.A. Milk Akron Carters Pills Kotex Hinds POPUL BRANI P. A Raleigh Washington Granger Velvet Najol Phillips Magnesia S. S Kolor-Bak Agarol Ravers Aspirin Busy Beaver Absorbine Jr Tots’ Books Neville — Beckley W. B. Hume Camp Reynolds W. W. Hume North Kanawha Street William R. Boblett Piney View Camp Bowie Texas Sheridan Hall Walker Hall Cherry Point C. H. Alderman Sophia Walter H. Alderman J.g Bille Huddleston Portsmouth WAVES Wacs Fort Leavenworth Kansas Welch Mary Madeline O. N. Hutchinson Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company West C Street R. C. Swim Lucille Strother Sue French B. K. Peter Wickham Avenue W. M. Reefer Granville Avenue Pittsburgh J. M. Laing Lewisburg John Laing Laing Dan Operchuck East C Street Greenbrier Ed Sharp Cleveland Ohio Detroit Michigan Chicago Ilinois Fort Wayne Indiana James Pickus Quality Shop New York Roy C. Jollett Atlantic City New Jersey Ras Lilly Baltimore Maryland Lawrence Esther Mary Harkleroad Bristol Tennessee Bie Children’s Department Neville Clothing
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