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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1933

Page

7

Christmas party for Sunday school class at Meadowson home

Mrs T S Price led a Sunday school class Christmas party hosted by Miss Elizabeth Meadowson at Park Avenue. Guests enjoyed games and a gift draw, with Mrs Price receiving a gift. A salad course wrapped up the evening for members including Mrs W J McCreery and many others listed.

T. S. Price Elizabeth Meadowson W. J. McCreery Forrest Fisher Donald Lafon Shannon Carr Lawrence Small Edith Hollandsworth Bessie Agnes Barnes Nina Carper Madeline Sutphin Olive Quigley Elaine Garten Dana Akers Claudia Akers Margaret Williams Mae Hollandsworth Elizabeth Meadows

Where Was the First White House of the Confederacy

A historical inquiry traces the origin of the Confederacy by locating its first executive residence. It highlights early decisions, key figures, and interim sites associated with Jefferson Davis and his circle during the initial months of the Confederate government.

White House Confederacy

Final In Series Of Bridge Tourneys

The final evening of a series of bridge tournaments sponsored and directed by Mrs. F L Banks will be played in the tournament rooms of the Bair building. Mrs. Banks will award cups to the couple with the highest score at the end of the evening.

F. L. Banks Bair Building

Kings Daughters To Hold Meeting

The King's Daughters will hold a special meeting Wednesday afternoon at two thirty at the Christian church. The purpose is to plan Christmas charity work and all members are urged to attend.

King’s Daughters Christian Church

Holiday Visitors and Patients in Beckley Area

Personal mentions of Norfolk visitors Mrs J D Woodroe and family arriving for holidays with daughter Mrs Howard Prince Meadows, with plans to visit Charleston relatives. Local patients include Mrs Wade Lemon at Beckley hospital, Miss Dell Richmond at Beckley, E W White of Affinity, and Mrs L A Mauck moved to her mother’s near Shady Springs. Several family travels and college students returning for holidays are noted.

J.D. Woodroe Norfolk Howard Prince Meadows Charleston Wade Lemon Glen Morrison Beckley Hospital N. Berman Nancy Williams Marshall College, Huntington Kelly Richmond Table Rock Robert Keyes Rural Retreat J. D. Hufford A. A. Runion R. T. Huffman Pulaski Paul Waulk Bob Shumate B. E. Shumate Eccles Martha Cunningham Mary Baldwin College Staunton J. A. Cunningham Howard Walls Washington DD. C Walls George Washington University E. W. White Affinity L. A. Mauck South Kanawha Street Shady Springs R. C. Jeffords Beckley A. FE. Odell Topsy Mount Hope Dana M J. A. Meadows Willard Pear C. A. Byus Grant Weaver Cranberry Thelma Batesole Heidleberg College Tiffa Ohio Harry Batesole Marguerite Virginia Byus West Virginia Wesleyan Buckhannon

U D C Chapter Entertained at Presbyterians Church

The Robert E. Lee chapter of United Daughters of the Confederacy held a meeting at the Presbyterian church on Kanawha Street. Mrs. W. G. Caperton presided. The program opened with the Daughters ritual and a solo by Mrs. Floyd M. Sayre. Mrs. D. P. Griffith read a chapter from The Women of the South in War Time. Caperton spoke on the U D C page from the Atlanta Journal and Mrs. W. W. Hume read Lee's Farewell to his Army. The next meeting’s question was set for discussion.

Robert E. Lee United Daughters of the Confeder Presbyterian Church South Kanawha Street W. G. Caperton Daughters of Confederacy Floyd M. Sayre Ruth Lineweaver D. P. Griffith Atlanta Journal W. W. Hume Lee

Memorial Bldg Activities Highlight Week Schedule

Beckley band and the cast will present the Elks Minstrels with a Thursday show. The Society of 40 and Eight meets there Friday. The Elks Minstrels perform Friday and again for the final presentation. Saturday features county youngsters at the Waking Em Up Christmas party sponsored by Ted McDowell, editor of the Post Herald, amid daily activities.

The Post- Herald

My Beauty Hint Makeup and Costume Coordination

The author stresses that makeup should harmonize with clothing. They keep several lipstick shades and adjust powder and rouge to match costume colors, using deeper reds with black and lighter tones with neutral outfits.

National Reemployment Office and School Officials Duty

The notice outlines the national reemployment office overseeing discharge of duties by school officials and the routine undertakings for ex service men.

Opponents Press Tax Bills on Appalachian Power

A long hearing covered arguments from power companies led by Argubrite and Delegate Holt urging higher utility taxes while noting the company now uses 35 percent of operating expenses for taxes. Holt pressed for tax split between property levies and gross sales as reports from the federal trade commission and valuation concerns arose. A large delegation of manufacturers from southern West Virginia and the Ohio Valley joined power producers in opposing the tax bills.

Argubrite Power Companies Holt D-Lewis Federal Trade Commission West Virginia Ohio Valley

Gold Buying and Gold Price Policy Analysis

Morgenthau admitted uncertainty about which commodities were affected by gold price moves as figures came from a commercial information agency. Brookings economists found no predictable rise in commodity prices from gold advances and warned that a stable price level could not be sustained by manipulating gold’s dollar value.

Morgenthau Brookings

Neale Transferring Office To Huntington

Preparations for moving to Huntington were under way at the U S district attorney's office. The transfer was ordered by District Attorney George S Neale of Huntington. The move will occur Thursday or Friday with only a Charleston branch kept, likely run by Charles M Love Jr an assistant district attorney for the southern district of West Virginia.

Associated Press Charleston Huntington U. S

Freight traffic gains in mid-December across railroads

Increases in freight traffic were reported by several railroads for mid December. The Santa Fe moved 22,769 cars, up 2,173 from the previous year. Milwaukee Road handled 21,996 cars, up 1,429, and the North Western saw an approximate rise of 800 cars.

Chicago Santa Fe Milwaukee Road North Western

Toe Injury Reported at Beckley Plant

J. E. Ellison of Beckley Machine and Electric was treated at Raleigh General Hospital yesterday for a toe injury sustained at work. He later left the hospital.

J. E. Ellison Beckley Machine and Electric Company Raleigh General Hospital

Mrs Snuffer Hurt In Ankle Fracture At Bolt

Mrs Florence Snuffer of Bolt was treated at Raleigh General Hospital for an ankle fracture after a fall about a week ago. She did not remain at the hospital after treatment.

Florence Snuffer Bolt Raleigh General Hospital

Fall injures Wright man at Raleigh General Hospital

John Sweeney of Wright received treatment at Raleigh General Hospital yesterday after reporting minor injuries from a fall down a flight of steps.

John Sweeney Wright Raleigh General Hospital

Lindbergh's Long Flight Fueled by Special High Octane Oil

Colonel Charles A Lindbergh completed a far reaching fueling effort, with Standard Oil of New Jersey coordinating elaborate international logistics to supply a special high octane aviation fuel across remote points on his survey flight. Major R E Aldrin notes the wide assortment of transport modes and multinational team effort enabled continuous American fuel availability during the journey. Lindbergh's meticulous preparation and engine care, admired by veteran pilots, are cited as key to his success alongside his aviation skill.

Wat Charles A. Lindbergh Natal Bathhurst West Africa Lindbergh R. E. Aldrin Standard Oil Company of New Jersey Balbo Aldrin Atlantic Paris

Youth Health Rules For Modern Times

Youth health depends on early habits, especially tuberculosis prevention and proper exercise. Guard children from TB exposure, ensure eight hours sleep, fresh air, and regular activity like swimming and games. Emphasize good posture, skin and dental care, daily washing, and natural cosmetics. six Dr Clendening pamphlets offered.

Logan Clendening

Big Drop in Fire Damage in West Virginia November 1933

West Virginia fire losses fell to 92249 in November 1933, down 130711 from a year earlier. Buildings suffered 54297 damage of a 450251 total property value, with 34 of 65 fires totaling. Insurance on damaged property stood at 222332. Investigations into 34 suspicious fires spanned multiple counties. arson led to one indictment and five convictions, most in Monongalia and Kanawha.

Charleston West Virginia Fred B. Watkins Upshur Harrison Wood Boone Preston McDowell Greenbrier Mason and Hancock Couties Cabell Berkeley Logan Mercer Raleigh Marion County Kanawha Cabell County Doddridge Taylor Monongalia County Kanawha County

Two Legislators In Auto Mishaps

In Charleston on December 18 AP reports two lawmakers were involved in auto accidents within 24 hours. Speaker Hiner and Mrs Hiner escaped injury after a collision on Droop Mountain Pocahontas County. Their car suffered heavy damage. Senator Hodges while en route to the senate was unable to reach a recessed session after a boy, Raymond Ellis age 16 of Charleston, darted into the street.

Hampden Gertrude Sousa Dracut Mass Emile Pelletier Waterville Associated Press Charleston Hiner Droop Mountain Pocahontas County Hodges Monongalia Senate Capitol Raymond Ellis Char

Injury reported after incident with Hodges

A person was taken to a hospital by Hodges and found uninjured, according to initial reports.

Leston Hodges

Auto accident fatal near Wheeling claims 70 year old pedestrian

Ferdinand Fisher, 70, father of Magistrate Carl Fisher of Wheeling, was killed when he walked in front of a car driven by John Phemester. Phemester was not held, witnesses reported.

Wheeling Ferdinand Fisher Carl Fisher John Phemester

Burro Meat Sold At Desert Butcher Shops

In Las Vegas and nearby desert towns of the southwest, butcher shops offer burro meat for sale to local customers, reflecting regional meat options beyond common beef and pork.

Las Vegas Nevada

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