Growth of Group Highlighted by Auxiliary Meeting
Beckley officials recount initiation of new members led by Mrs. J W Ward and former presidents Mrs. Sallie McGinnis and Mrs. Garland Buchanan. The ceremony welcomed Mrs. E G Larrick and others, with a large turnout for a Christmas program and reports on adopted girls, charity drives, and district meeting notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Ward
American Legion Auxiliary
Sallie McGinnis
F. W. Roschi
D. B. Jarrell
Garland C. Buchanan
Vollet Feazelle
E. G. Larrick
B. B. Chambers
O. C. Daniel
L. E. Harvey
Jess Richmond
R. J. Burmeister
Irby Webb
FE. Ray Bailey
T. L. Hall
A. E. Manning
R. R. Boon
Stotesbury
Herbert Stansbury
W. C. Mullins
Price H. Caffee
Jack Williams
Mrs Sue Caldwell Davis Visits In New Castle
Mrs Sue Caldwell Davis of New Castle Virginia is visiting her sister Mrs R D Watts and family. Mr and Mrs Charles Honaker and family moved yesterday from Smith Street to a home on Johnstown Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Caldwell Davis
New Castle, Va
R. D. Watts
Charles Honaker
Smith Street
Johnstown Road
M. D. McMahon
Fairlawn Avenue
D. F. McKenzie
South Heber Street
Raleigh General Hospital
Head Held Proudly Will Preserve Youthful Line
Miss Glad, America's Most Famous Beauty, writes on posture and neck exercises to maintain a youthful chin line. She urges head up carriage and offers simple exercises from her New Figure booklet, plus home remedies for hair and scalp care and how to obtain her pamphlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Glad
America
England
Glad
World Wide Guild Feted at Lewis Residence Meeting
Miss Ruby Irwin elected president of the Ann Judson chapter to succeed Miss Rosa Lind Carroll who leaves for Charleston after the year. A Christmas program featured Mrs. Ivan Bowling leading devotions, Mrs. Matheney telling The Lost Star, and Mrs. Hayes singing. Gifts were exchanged around the decorated tree and refreshments served to a large group of members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Lewis
Elmer Hutchinson
Ann Judson
World Wide Guild
Lewis
East Main Street
Ruby Irwin
Guild
Rosalind Carroll
Charleston
Ivan Bowling
June Matheney
James M. Hayes
Miss Lewis
Hutchinson
Margaret Alice Carter
Jack Short
Ferne Shumate
William Cremens
Florence Cremens
Nellie and
Lillian Honaker
Rosalind Carrell
Mildred Agee
William Larrimore
Richard Lewis
Shower for Guest Given By Sisters
Mrs. Mitchell Lilly of Bluefield Virginia visiting sisters Misses Clara Helen and Belle Daugherty hosted a miscellaneous shower at Hutchinson apartments. Guests enjoyed games and gifts as Lilly displayed items and refreshments were served in yuletide style. Also notes on Mrs. M D McMahon and Mrs. D F McKenzie recovering at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell Lilly
Bluefield
Clara
Helen
Belle Daugherty
Hutchinson Apartments
Lilly
Daugherty
B. M. Hundley
Winding Gulf
W. L. Evans
W. G. Lowe
Elizabeth Smith
Irma Clemens
Felix Farris
N. S. Lilly
H. E. McMillan
A. R. Eckle
Mattie Snead
Nan Monroe
Howard Blymer
Martha Dickinson
Eva Light
Eula Thornton
Glenn Sallack
Stella Leach
B. Harwood James
A. C. Cook
Lucille Miller
Christina Thomson
Lillian Honaker
W. C. Larrimore
Rosalind Carroll
June Matheney
Business Visitor Harry Sessions Spotted in Rainelle and Quinwood
Harry C. Sessions, a business visitor, was seen today in Rainelle and Quinwood, according to local sightings. He attended meetings and inspected regional operations, meeting with local executives and checking on site developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry C. Sessions
Rainelle and
Quinwood
Va. guest of her sisters Daugherty
A Virginia resident is visiting relatives and staying with her sisters the Daughertys. The brief item notes personal travel and family ties without additional details.
Scotch Vogue Daytime Dresses Echo Bonnie Scotland Style
Anita Colby wears a coat style dress in thin black wool with self covered front buttons. It features leg o mutton sleeves and a red black gold plaid collar and jabot to evoke Highland touches. A black felt Scots tam with red silk pom pom completes the look.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anita Colby
Local residents motor to Charleston and return dates listed
Personal mentions record Mrs Price H Caltee Mrs K K Rand visiting Charleston today with plans to return this evening. Ned Quinn leaves for Belle after visiting his uncle Dr Miller Quinn. Mr and Mrs J R Watkins son Baxter to Charleston Friday for College Press Association talk. Mrs O C Davis returns from Wheeling to her daughter T S Williams family. Mrs C E McCulloch visits Charleston today. Mr and Mrs L V Maxey motor to Helen last night to visit Peter Zanella family. Mrs S Ginestra drives to Charleston for the day. Mrs T S Williams recovering after surgery at Beckley hospital. A note adds that arrack liquor was made in India as early as 800 B.C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Price H. Caltee
K. K. Rand
Charleston
Mitchell Lilly
Bluefield
Ned Quinn
Miller Quinn
Belle
J. Raiford Watkins
Baxter
Watkins
College Press Association
O. C. Davis
T. S. Williams
Wheeling
Lowell Davis
Williams
C. E. McCulloch
L. V. Maxey
Helen
Peter Zanella
S. Ginestra
Beckley Hospital
Woodlawn Avenue
Ice Cream Plant Inspected Ahead of Milk Grading Start
Assistant state sanitary engineer A. J. Kranaskas and county inspector J. R. Erwin inspected a local ice-cream plant yesterday and instructed on preparations for the milk grading program to begin after January 1. Only 10 Confederate veterans survive in Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Kranaskas
J. R. Erwin
Florida
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Beckley
Henry van Dyke
James Kirk
Mabscott
A. Ray Fink
Floyd M. Sayre
Inéz Caffee
G. H. Foresman
Bessie Carroll
Raleigh County
The
Legion
Oak Hill
Harry Anderson
C. A. Bibb
Anise Bailey
H. T. Calfee
Price H. Calfee
W. H. Chrisley
Women's Legion Auxiliary
Dandruff
Helen Burgess
Lewis Residence
Mitchell Lilly of
Eric Datet
Beckley Hardware & Supply Co
India
Gooderham & Worts, Ltd
Detroit, Mich
Raymond’s
Beauty Shoppe
Raymond
Bonnie Bell
Bonnie Bell Cosmetics
Beauty and Cosmetic Shoppe
Main St
Embee
Shades
All-In
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Lisles
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