Hutchinson Addresses DAR Meeting On World Situation
J Q Hutchinson, local attorney, spoke on the world situation and potential war with Russia at the Captain James Allen Chapter DAR January meeting hosted at Mrs Thomas F Stafford’s home. Miss Eva and Ethel Keyser presented an education movie, with Mrs R P Daniel outlining a national project Good Citizenship Pilgrimage and plans for a DAR–SAR dinner attended by members spouses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Q. Hutchinson
James Allen
Daulghters of
Russia
United States
Eva
Ethel Keyser
Northwestern Avenue
Thomas F. Stafford
5. M. Bledsoe
A. S. Johnston, Jr
R. P. Daniel
Hutchinson
DAR
Sons of the American Revolution
Fet
E. E. Bibb
Friendship Class Establishes Committees for Banquet
The Friendship Class at First Baptist Church formed new committees to organize the annual banquet in April. Mrs. Raymond Patton and Mrs. Bruce How were named temporary chairs. hostesses were Mrs. W. A. Thornhill, Mrs. R. G. Pugh, and others. A nominating committee was appointed, with plans for programs, decorations, and group singing as part of the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Patton
Bruce How
Fred Grogan
First Baptist Church
Phanater
Uc Uuusua
Arnold Bow
Homer Au
Dupuy Lilly Celebrates Birthday With Family Fete
Dupuy Lilly of Beckley marks his 29th birthday in a family gathering at his mother Leona Lillys home in Cool Ridge. A turkey dinner honors paternal grandmother Mrs Sally Ann Lilly age 89 and maternal grandmother Mrs Martha Williams age 86, with numerous Lilly relatives from Beckley Ghent Shady Spring Glen Morgan Daniels and Pluto in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dupuy Lilly
Beckley
Sally Ann Lilly
Martha Williams
Dupuy
Leona Lilly
Cool Ridge
Lilly
Londa Lilly
W. R. Meador
Basil
L. D. Sweeney
Ghent
J. M. Williams
Glen Morgan
O. A. Williams
Shady Spring
Lowden Williams
Con Ridge
Sigma Sigma Sigma Group Plans Expanded Social Work
The Sigma Sigma Sigma alumnae chapter met at Mrs. James A. Lilly's home to discuss juvenile delinquency and expand social work begun in January aiding needy families. A Junior Auxiliary to American Legion Post No. 32 planned a 7 pm meeting at Memorial Building Legion Rooms to support the effort, followed by bridge and refreshments for members including Mrs. James Stafford and other listed attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigma Sigma Sigma
James A. Lilly
East
Prince Street
James Stafford
American Legion
Legion
Memorial
W. BR. Shumate
Alberta Jones
W. BR. David, Jr
Bill Watts
Jack West
Aannabelle Laing
Teresa Gilmore
Charleston
Robert Valz
Chee Chee Mandeville Birthday Honoree at Home Party
Mrs Harmon Mandeville hosted at Johnson Street a birthday party for her daughter Chee Chee marking her ninth birthday. Guests enjoyed a Valentine color scheme and games with prizes awarded to Ginger Evans Patty O'Dell and Shelia Woods. Refreshments were served by a large group including Patty O'Dell Micky Meadows Barbara Dew Sandra Webb Shelia Woods Ann Gomez Sherry Evans Susan Curtis Harmonia Lopez and several Mandeville relatives with Mrs Hurley assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmon Mandeville
Johnson Street
Chee Chee
Valentine
Ginger Evans
Patty O'Dell
Shelia Woods
Micky Meadows
Barbara Dew
Sandra Webb
Ann Gomez
Sherry Evans
Susan Curtis
Harmonia Lopez
Trigger
Mandeville
Mandeville, “Pee Wee’? Mandeville
Tommy Fitzwater
Jimmy Hurley
Sandra Hurley
Shirley Dew
Demetris
Demeredith Withrow
Mrs. Mandeville
Mirs
Hurley Hurley
Eleven tables in play at bridge tourney night
Eleven tables competed in a master point duplicate bridge event at the Coca-Cola Building on South Oakwood Avenue. NorthSouth winners were A A Braun with A Forsyth at 148, R D Kemp pair at 132, Jim and Bob Scott at 125. EastWest winners were Mr and Mrs Wade of Mount Hope at 134, Mrs German and Mrs Vermillion at 117, Mr and Mrs Bill Binderman at 117. Remaining standings list pairs across north south and east west and show play runs from 7:45 p.m. to 10:45 p.m., with time not exceeding two hours forty five minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coa-Cola
South Oakwood Avenue
A. A. Braun
A. C. Forsyth
R. D. Kemp
Jim
Bob Scott
Ue Eastewest Geld
Alr
J. M. Wade
Mount Hope
German
Bill Binderman
Catholic Daughters Donate To Charitable Causes
The Catholic Daughters of St. Francis de Sates Catholic Church held a combined business and social meeting. They voted to donate 5 to the polio drive, 10 to Roy Lee Harmon's needy family fund, and will send two subscriptions to Catholic Digest to Pinecrest Sanitarium. A pot luck dinner is set for February 27 and a youth party will occur later in the month. Hostesses named include Mrs. Sam Cohen and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Francis de Sates
Roy Lee Harmon
Catholic Digest
Pinecrest Sanitarium
Sam Cohen
J. D. Robinson
J. MM. Mannix
John Boray
Helen Granila
Mary Lou Miller To Sponsor German Club Dances
Miss Mary Lou Miller of King Street and Virginia Beach will sponsor the Virginia Polytechnic Institute German Club dances on February 4 and 5 in the Student Activities ballroom at Blacksburg. Cadet G. Royden Godson of Newport News will escort her. The event features Tommy Dorsey and his Orchestra with a Saturday afternoon concert in Burress Hall on campus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lou Miller
J. Milton Miller
King Street
Virginia Beach
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Blacksburg
G. Royden Godson
Newport News
Build Sturdy Health With 833 Tonic And 58S Tonic
An early 20th century feel explains that a weak low red blood count weakens appetite energy and immunity. It touts 833 Tonic and 58S Tonic as proven in non organic anemia and digestion support. The ad urges readers to start tonics now promising better appetite sleep color glow and vitality with daily use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yanassers
Toole
Pre-Nuptial Party for Mrs. Opal Meade Held at Rockhaven
Mrs Opal G Meade of Burleson Apartments will wed Walter Ormes of Akron early this month. A pre nuptial party at the Rockhaven Apartments featured a Valentine theme with a red and white umbrella centerpiece, miniature bridal figures, and a mini altar. Miss Margaret Cook assisted as refreshment host as guests included many local women and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opal G. Meade
Burleson Apartments
Walter ¥. Ormies
Akron
Ealy
William M. Hart
Ter
Rockhaven
Sive
Nixon Furniture Company
Beckley
Ormes
Pave Lowell Mater Company
Margaret Cook
Mirs. Meade
Evelyn Daniel
Ethel Hunter
Shirley Author
Muriel Meade
Mabel Stanley
G. B. Geiger
Dan Author
Harry Nixon
Don Hays
Don Bender
Buddy Geiger
Emmett Carey
Cham Dunkley
Beulah Burgess
E. C. Lusk
George Davis
Jean, Browning
Evelyn Tuebert
Frank Lowe
Edith Richmond
Anna Hutchinson
Walter ¥. Ormes
William M. Iarl
Demetria Stanley Feted At Birthday Party In Stamford
Demetria Ann Stanley celebrated her eighth birthday Saturday afternoon hosted by her mother Mrs Paul Stanley at their Stamford home. Guests listed include Vada Simpkins Kay Anderson Jercy Lee Harah Lois Wardenski Shirley Wardenski Jimmy Rogar Larry Rogar Norman Stanley Daniel Lickliter Judy Lickliter Linda Stanley David Stanley Janey Stanley Nickle Bailey Butch Bailey Margaret Wardenski Mary Helen Wardenski Mickey Bailey Sharon Bailey Gary Bailey Joyce Stanley Shelby Stanley June Lawson Drema Piotrowski Marlene Dillon Mrs Ray Lickliter Mrs Mason Anderson Mrs Kenneth Stanley Mrs Walter Rogar Mrs Rosco Bailey and Mrs Paul Stantey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Demetria Ann Stanley
Paul Stanley
Stamford
Vada Simpkins
Cranberry
Kay Anderson
Beaver
Jercy
Lee Harah
Lois Wardenski
Shirley Wardenski
Jimmy Rogar
Larry Rogar
Norman Stanley
Daniel Lickliter
Judy Lickliter
Linda Stanley
David Stanley
Janey Stanley
Nickle Bailey
Butch Bailey
Margaret Wardenski
Mary Helen Wardenski
Mickey Bailey
Sharon Bailey
Gary Bailey
Joyce Stanley
Shelby Stanley
June Lawson
Drema Piotrowski
Marlene Dillon
Ray Lickliter
Mason Anderson
Kenneth Stanley
Walter Rogar
Rosco Bailey
Paul Stantey
Buchanan Burford Marriage Performed On Sunday Afternoon
A Sunday afternoon ceremony united Liss Evama Margaret Burford and Witton Howard Buchanan at Memorial Baptist Church at 2 p.m. The bride wore sky blue satin, Juliet cap, and carried a pink rosebud Bible. Vest man James E. Cirecte and ushers attended the couple as Mary Alice Williams sang. A reception followed at the bride’s home. The bride is Woodrow Wilson High School junior and Service Club treasurer. the groom, WWHS graduate of 1947, works at Beaver Grocery. The couple resides in East Beckley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marrithe Liss
Evama Margaret Burford
Z. £. Burford
Laurel Terrace
Witton Howard Buchannan
Ales. W. Ho Buchanan
Adt Limit Street
Memorial Baptist Church
Charles BE. Walker
James E. Cirecte
Garkind MeaAllister
James Daniels
Missis Mary Alice Willians
Alildred
Prince
W. H. Buchanan
JF. Holland
Rand
Woodrow Wilson High School
Service Club
Beaver Grocery
East Beckley
Fast Beckley
Circle 7 To Meet At Methodist Temple Pot Luck
Circle No 7 of the Methodist Temple will gather at the church on Thursday February 3 at 6 PM for a pot luck supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle 7
Circle No. 7
Methodist Temple
Mrs H A Shaffer Honored At Luncheon In Raleigh
Mrs. H A Shaffer of Raleigh, en route to Morgan town, is guest of honor at a 1 pm luncheon in the Berkley Hotel private dining room. Hostesses include Mrs Clement Schulte, Mrs John Lilly, and Mrs Eugene Yarves. Valentine decor highlights hearts and gardenias. guests listed include Mrs Ned Ragland and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Shaffer
Raleigh
Morgantown
Berkley Hotel
Clement Bl. Schulte
John Bate Lilly
Eugene Yarves
Valentine
Incidents In The Lives Of People You Know
S.J. Farmer of 110 Sixth Street is a patient at Laird Memorial Hospital in Montgomery. On Friday he was admired locally for treatment. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sutton of Russell Street hosted house guests including her father J C Rutherford, sister and brother in law Mr and Mrs Sidney Burcham Jr, niece Lindh Burcham, and nephews Tommy and Keith Burcham, all of Mullens. Dr M C Banks of Raleigh Heights has returned to duties as company physician for Raleigh Coal and Coke Company after a week of illness. They visited Rev and Mrs Joe Miss Dollie Ellison and Mrs ginory of Goldthwaite and Mee Harwood James and son Benny, and Mrs Darrel Hirsch of Fort Heckley Worth. Miss Ellison also visited homes after attending Baylor University for two weeks in Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.J. Farmer
Sixth Street
Laird Memorial Hospital
Montgomery
Charles Sutton
Russell Street
J. C. Rutherford
Sidney Burcham, Jr
Lindh Burcham
Tommy
Keith Burcham
Mullens
M. C. Banks
Raleigh Heights
Raleigh Coal and Coke Company
Joe
Dollie Ellison
Mes
Ginory
Goldthwaite
Mee
Harwood James
Benny
Darrel Hirsch
Fort
Heckley Worth
Miss Ellison
Baylor Unit
Texas
Christian Women's Council Meeting At First Christiana Church
The Women's Council of the First Christiana Church will meet tomorrow at 7 30 pm in the church. The program features the initial Protestant film commission show Beyond Our Own produced by Hollywood artists. Members are asked to invite husbands and families. Group No 7 led by Mrs A O Smith will host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Women’s Council
Women's Council
The
First Christiana Church
Protestant Film Commission
Beyond Our
Hollywood
A.O. Smith
Bostess Group
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Carl
Co 8 iGlover
Aura
Sigma Sigma Sigma Group
Chee Chee Mandeville
ATS
Anh
Salem
Virginia
ME Ld Eel
Opal Meade
Demetria Stanley
Smith’s
Cohen's
Henry’s
Buchanan-Burford
Expecta
Marguerite’s Malp St
Embee
Montaly
Pan
Lydia Pinkham
Pinkham
Mlydia E. Pinkham
Hotpoint
Ichmont Shopping Center
Kanawha Street
W. Va
A. Robert Koch
Optometrist
Heber ST
Beckley Water Co, Bldg
Jourdes
France
Thronton
Greece
Hercules
Nature
Geo-Mineral
Cohen Drug C
Wie Bish
Jack Weikht
O Economy Drug Co
Anderson
5. C
G. A. Littlefield
Smith's
Gastonia
N. C
Neville &T
W. Vas
Potter Bros
Pharmacists
Concord
N.C
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