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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1933

Page

3

Social and Personal News Highlights of Beckley Area

Marriage news leads as Mr and Mrs Hubert B Craig announce the December 16 1933 wedding of their daughter Helen May to Clarence William Miller at Rev G R Jewell's home. Miller, with New River Company, and Helen reside at Craighead apartments Oakwood Ave and Fourth St. Also noted are students and travelers visiting family for holidays including Eunice Bumgardner Barnard College Duke student Robert Boyd and Joe Sawyers at Wash DC, with hospital and travel updates from Beckley residents.

Hubert B. Craighead Helen May Clarence William Miller G. R. Jewell Pentetal Holiness Church Easteckley Miller H. M. Craighead P. L. Blankenship Raleigh County Woodrow Wilson High School W.Y. Miller The New River Company Craighead Apartments Oakwood Avenue Fourth Street

Miss Holdren Weds Mr Sydenstricker in December 1933

Announcement of Miss Orpha Holdren and Mr James M Sydenstricker marriage at Rev Basham s home on December 7 1933 with only bride s sister Mrs Carl Phipps and Mr Phipps as attendants. She is daughter of Charles R Holdren Sprague. Groom is son of John Sydenstricker and employed by New River Coal Co. They plan to reside in the community.

Orpha Holdren James M. Sydenstricker Ee Basham Carl Phipps Phipps Sydenstricker Charles R. Holdren Sprague

Shower Given for Mrs Curtis in Honor of Mrs Curtis

Mrs J W Davis and Mrs Luther Curtis hosted a miscellaneous shower for Mrs Ross Curtis at Mrs Curtis home. Guests included Mrs Ross Curtis and many neighbors sharing social time and a refreshment course afterward.

Curtis J. W. Davis Luther Curtis Ross Curtis Dorothy Underwood John Schwartz Kyle Davis Henry Davis Bluefield Luther, Curtis

Twilight Night Owl Club Meet to Install New President

The Twilight Night Owls plan a December 29 meeting to install James Bennett as president, succeeding Carlos Tucker. Interested recruits should contact Frank Greco before the next meeting date.

Twilight Night Owl Club Twilight Night Owls James Bennett Carlos Tucker Frank Greco

Junior Department Meeting Tonight at Park Avenue Clubhouse

Members of the Junior Department of the Women’s club will hold their December meeting this evening at seven thirty at their clubhouse on Park avenue. All members urged to attend.

The Womans Club Park Avenue

Social Notes Highlight Incoming Holiday Visitors

Personal mentions include Mrs Nicholas Raffalovich of Paris arriving from New York to spend Christmas with her mother Mrs William Taylor. Miss Mabel Rowan of Logan visits sister Mrs C W Hogg for the holidays. T E Bibb, in Charleston for the legislature, spent the weekend at home. Charles Higgins of Duke University and guest Harry Ingal of Charlotte arrive to spend days with Dr and Mrs C M Higgins and depart Tuesday to rejoin the Duke Blue Devils. Mr and Mrs David Karr of Lynchburg and daughter Mrs Wilmer Hall of Florence arrive to spend Christmas with Mrs Karr’s sister Mrs William Taylor and Mrs Vernon L Tucker of Washington DC arrives yesterday for Christmas.

E. E. Tucker Tucker Oklahoma City Okla Scripps-Howard Eunice Bumgardner Barnard College New York City J. Lewis Bumgardner North Kanawha Street Robert Boyd Duke University Durham N. C R. A. Boyd Duke Blue Devils Joe Sawyers Washington and Lee University Lexington J. L. Sawyers Ray Kessler Sprague Beckley Hospital Viola Comer Muskegon Mich Charleston E. M. Payne Mary Caperton Banks M. C. Banks Betty Mayhew Capitol College Columbus Ohio B. M. Weaver Nicholas Raffalovich Paris France New York William Taylor Mabel Rowan Logan C. W. Hogg T. E. Bibb Charles Higgins Harry Ingal Charlotte C. M. Higgins David Karr Lynchburg Wilmer Hall Florence Ala Karr Vernon L. Tucker Washington, D. C

Local Social Notes Highlight Beckley Area Visits and Incidents

Mrs. Rosie Davis and daughter visited her parents the Stovers while Johnnie Martin recovers from a Woodrow Wilson High School accident that cut two fingers and a thumb on his left hand. Numerous relatives and friends visit, dine, and return to Glenville, Beckley, and nearby towns as community life continues with small gatherings and birthdays.

Rosie Davis G. I. Stover Johnnie Martin Johnnie Woodrow Wilson High School Houston Holliday Calloway Heights Gladys Buckland Nathan Wright Mack McCoy Beckley Opal Short Dolores Ralph Carl. Coney Francis Basil Bailey William James

Dickens Christmas Carol at Eccles Junior High Theater

The Old Eccles Junior High will stage A Christmas Carol Monday at 8:00 PM in the school theater. Cast includes Scrooge Paul Reynolds Fred Quintin Reynolds Bob Cratchet Walter Coldern Marley Clinton Hodge Christmas Past Wanda Ballard Christmas Spirit etc with youth Wanda Ballard and Irene Murray and numbers by the elementary school between acts.

Charles Dickens Eccles Scrooge Paul Reynolds Fred Quintin Reynolds Bob Cratchet Walter Coldern Marley Clinton Hodge Wanda Ballard Robert Pennington Louie Dorban Bill Graham Irene Murray

Lumber Code Praised as Salvation for Small Mills

The Lumber Code Authority reports to the National Recovery Administration calls the code “little less than the salvation” for the industry, claiming release from economic serfdom for small operators. C Arthur Bruce notes general satisfaction with minimal complaints, few wage and hour violations, and limited appeals, with most issues tied to production control.

Associated Press Washington Lumber Code Authority National Recovery Administration C. Arthur Bruce

Reversals of Two Lower Regulatory Decisions Clarified

In the report it notes that only two cases saw reversals of decisions by lower regulatory bodies. The remainder upheld rulings, underscoring limited appellate intervention and ongoing regulatory alignment.

Direct Loan Plan Backed by NRA Debate on Bank Voting Power

The Direct Loan plan ties voting power to preferred stock held by the NRA related entity, with over 2,000 banks selling stock or notes. Jones says the firm aids banks with liquidity for loans without meddling in daily operations, insisting voting stock is a duty. The NRA notes slow loan uptake due to indirect lending and mortgage company schemes, aiming to help the "little fellow" while Congress previously rejected direct industry credit.

Jones NRA Chamber of Commerce of United States Corporation Yes Terday Congress Garner House

Youth Held

A man testified that his father had a brief talk with a man from a car before a drinking party at an oil lease shack. He said two women one named Blondie and two men attended the party, then left with the others after a short absence. Police said the boy remained calm during the investigation.

Blondie Brooks

Sculptor Praises Roosevelt After White House Visit

New York Dec 18 Jo Davidson who spent three days in the White House modeling President Roosevelt in clay says the president is a bit disturbing for lacking eccentricities. He notes every other contemporary person shown in the sculptor's work.

Associated Press New York Jo Davidson White House Roosevelt

Roosevelt Admired for Humor and Civic Art Work

The sculptor praises Roosevelt as lacking inhibitions and complexes with a strong sense of humor. He lauds Flo for American art and notes the public works art project rising in public mind as significant and even passably fair in his view.

George Bernard Shaw Mahatma Gandhi Roosevelt Flo Davidson Public Works Art Project

Mercy murder seen in slaying Wallington case

Wallington New Jersey December 18 George Dolack 24 died last night from a self inflicted bullet wound ending questions about why he killed his widowed mother Ann 64 hours earlier Mrs Dolack suffered asthma John a former prosecutor s detective described George as quiet studious and brooding He left as his mother read her Bible in the kitchen and returned to find her dead in a chair with her head resting nearby

Associated Press Wallington N. J George Dolack Ann John

Mercy Slaying Smolders After Shooting Attempt, Unclear Motive

Police investigate a mercy slaying after a man and a woman are found with gunshot wounds in a room. The woman had been shot in the head with a rifle George had bought the day before, and George lies unconscious on the floor. Authorities seek motive and preserve the scene.

George

Driver dies as laundry truck plunges over embankment

New Martinsburg December 17 AP a laundry truck skidded and plunged over an embankment killing Robert Agnew 27 the driver and injuring three others One critically Agnew was crushed under the vehicle and survived by his widow and a small son Those injured include Dorothy Haught Bailey and Ernest Snider hospital physicians report the serious condition of Haught Bailey and Snider details indicate the mishap near New Martinsburg

New Martinsburg Robert Agnew Agnew Dorothy Haught Margaret Bailey Ernest Snider

Reds Riot in London at German Embassy

Communists breached a police cordon in Waterloo Place near the German embassy and were repelled by officers with batons. Several people were arrested after a lively clash.

London Waterloo Place

Earnings of Cudahy stock rise in 1933 report

Chicago Dec 17 AP earnings for 1933 on 467,489 shares of Cudahy Packing Co common stock were reported today by E A Cudahy chairman to be 2.64 a share against seven ty cents a share last year.

Chicago Cudahy Packing Co E. A. Cudahy

Kentucky Game Laws Prohibit Killing Deer Elk and Birds

Kentucky regulations ban catching or killing deer elk wild turkeys and song birds to protect wildlife. The rule applies across the state, outlining prohibited actions and penalties for violations under state game law.

Kentucky

Also Mentioned on This Page

FIDE Miller-Craighead Miss Holdren Mr. Sydenstricker Prosperity W. Va Ross Stover G. W. James Nellie Dearing Glenville F. A. Dearing Blanch Fezell French Angle Sand Branch Alma Reynolds D. B. Stover Akers Skelton Dolores Wright Edna Earle Morris A. C. Hilbert Myrtle Bragg Will Bragg B. Ff. Moye Lee Bellamy Grace Bellamy Kingsport Tenn Cassard Virginia Joe Wright Viola Gillette Eccles, W. Va Gladstone E. M. Payne CO Prince Albert RB. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company P. A
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