Philathea Class Christmas Party at First Baptist
Mrs. Raymond Cook hosted the Philathea Class Christmas gathering at First Baptist Church. Readings from St Luke and Fosdick followed by carols and quotes from Peale and Marshall. Gifts and a local donation were exchanged, 14 attendees including guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Vincent Peale
Peter B. Marshall
Totten
Mary Allenbaugh
Old Sweet Springs
Virginia
Lena Thompson
T. H. Fitzgerald
Cook
Norval Cook
Pauline Snyder
Snyder
Golden Gate Past Grands Club Holds Christmas Party
The Golden Gate Past Grands Club met at Ada Johnson’s Pike Street home on Tuesday. President F. M. Rogers led the business session. A Christmas program featured gift exchange readings and carols. Miss Anna Mooney directed games and awarded prizes to Mrs. Rhonda King and Mrs. Herbert Eddy. Refreshments served to several members and a guest, Mrs. Eugene Turner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Gate
Ada Johnson
Pike St
F. M. Rogers
Anna Mooney
Rhonda King
Herbert Eddy
Arthur Lindsay
Hume Vogt
Lawrence Brackenrich
Gertie Fink
Eugene Turner
Wedding of Barbara Saddler and Larry Eugene Brady
Miss Barbara Saddler wed Larry Eugene Brady in a Nov 29 double ring ceremony conducted by Rev. Glen West at 2 p.m. in the Assembly of God Church Arnett. The couple, from Les ter and Frametown, plan to reside at Lockbourne Air Force Base Columbus Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Saddler
Larry Eugene Brady
Glen West
Beckley
Assembly of God
Arnett
Lawrence Saddler
Lester
Tom Brady
Frametown
Ashville High School
Hotz Florist Shop
Ashville
Ohio
Brdegroom
Frametown High School
Lockbourne Air Force Base
Columbus
Easy to Handle Chocolate Syrup Squeeze Containers
If children like chocolate milk consider plastic squeeze bottles for syrup. They are easier for kids to use than jars or cans and prevent milky spoon mess in the container.
Couple Visits Relatives En Route To Munich Germany
Audrey McKinney reports Mrs Gerda Gerdes wife of U S Army master sergeant travels from Beckley to Munich for duty. They visit relatives Ray and Mrs Grossmans John Sr and Mrs McConnell in Beckley before sailing from New York aboard USS Darby. He served in World War II and has been stationed in France Germany England. They are Calvary Baptist Church Mabscott members with son Danny serving in the Navy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audrey McKinney
My Country
Robert C. McConnell
Hamburg
Germany
Gerda Gerdes
Henrich Gerdes
McConnell
Munich
Beckley
Ray McConnell
Charles Grossmans
John Sr
Fort Riley
Kan
New York
Darby
U. S. Army
Ninth Infantry
France
England
Ira McConnell
Verlon Worley
Eccles
Vesta McConnell
Ed Humphrey
Knoxville
Tenn
Beckley McConnells
Eccles and
Cranberry
Danny McConnall
U. S. Navy
Calvary Baptist Church of
Mabscott
Beckley Memorial Hospital
Birth announcements at Raleigh General Hospital
The Raleigh General Hospital recorded multiple births with details including parental names, locales such as Piney View, Prosperity, Artie, Beckley, Princewick, Glen Daniel, and Crow, and birth times from 3:32 a.m. to 11:45 a.m. in early December. Weights ranged from 5 pounds 3.5 ounces to 17 pounds 6 ounces, with infants named Debra Lynn, Donna Kay, Robin Dawn, Philip Douglas, Lee Ann, Robert Keith, Mark Howard, Karen Sue, Elvis Lee, Seretha Lynn, Barbara Marie, and other newborns listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Lee Lopez
Piney View
Debra Lynn
Raleigh General Hospital
Donna Kay
Donald Lee Painter
Prosperity
Robin Dawn
Eugene Ray Bailey
Artie
Jodie Leon Perry
Philip Douglas
Lee Ann
Daugh
Ter
Emmitt Hamilton Cox II
Beckley
Raymond Lewis Adams
Princewick
Robert Keith
Mark Howard
Harry Edward Saunders
Glen Daniel
Teresa Marte
Tracy Gene Lehman
Francis Eugene Travelline
E. Beckley
Karen Sue
Dee
Elvis Lee
John Abner Cree
Seretha Lynn
Dewey Earl Graham
Odd
Barbara Marie
Jerry B. Gossett
Crow
Ann Rose Class Elects Officers At Yale Meeting
Mrs. Winifred Rambeau was elected president of the Ann Rose Memorial Class at First Baptist Church. Officers include Mrs. C. F. Fisher as first vice president and Mrs. O. E. Miller as second vice president. A Christmas program featured a tree, gifts, readings, and carols. donations to Mac's Toy Fund and CARE were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winifred Rambeau
Ann Rose
First Baptist Church
C. F. Fisher
O. E. Miller
Dora Ward
Ira Whitlock
C. G. Wauhop
R. E. Hicks
Ida S. M. O'Dell
Good Cheer
A. F. Bryson
R. H. Neal
J. S. Bowling
Jesus
St. Luke
Bryson
E. B. Eckle
C. H. Hendrickson
Fisher
Miller
G. C. Porter
Clara Swarthout
Mac
CARE
Crab Orchard WCTU Welcomes New Members
The Crab Orchard Woman's Christian Temperance Union held a Thursday meeting at Mrs. Ralph Lilly's home. New members Mrs. Johnny Matick and Mrs. Jack Sweeney were introduced. Mrs. Vedia Blevins led the devotional and sang "When I Thank You Lord."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Matick
Jack Sweeney
Crab Orchard Women's Christian Temperance Union
Ralph Lilly
Vedia Blevins
Amos Myers
Beckley Veterans Administration Hospital
Myers
Holdfast Union
Excelsior Union
Fruitful Union
Wesley Hedrick
A. L. Rohrer
Beckley Wctu
John Rice
Virgil Woody
L. Crews
Ruth McCormick
Baby blocks outshine gifts with soft DIY toy idea
Relatives gift dresses and spoons for a baby's first Christmas but sewing center experts urge making soft felt blocks. Cut six squares per block, apply contrasting felt letters or animals, sew leaving a 3 inch seam for stuffing, fill with shredded foam or kapok, and seal. Use bright colors. blocks are inexpensive and durable entertainment. Also notes a nationwide newspaper distribution reaching more than four million readers.
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Philathea
Raymond Cook
Sixth St
C. D Buckland
Harry Emerson Fosdick
D. O. Totten
Maben
Tams
Budget Shop
North Fayette St. Beckley
Ui i
Donut Shop
Neville St
Dial
Ft. Riley, Kan
John St
Wooddell’s
Standard
Jewelry Store, Inc
Main ST
Court House
Iris Lane
Raleigh Register
Midtown Station
N. Y
Sena
Yale
Crab Orchard
WCTU
VI Lee
Neville Street
U. S
Ballengee
Beckley Hotel
Main & Konawho
Neville Maytag & Furniture CO
Neville Maytag
W. Va
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