Christian Church Banquet Opens Week Calendar
Elders deacons and wives meet as First Christian Church hosts annual banquet tomorrow at 6 30 pm with meal by Women Missionary Society. Randolph Norton to MC. Reports by Sunday School superintendent. Talks by Ray Millican Howard Phipps Carrel Hutchingon and Dr Ruchle Ware. Soloists Lalane Ware and others. Over 100 expected with wives of officials invited. Plus Monday Tuesday and Thursday church activities listed.
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First Christian Church
Randolph Norton
Ray Millican
Howard Phipps
Carrel Hutchingon
Ruchle Ware
Samuel ‘Thomson
Lalane Ware
Alane
Pachaikowsky
Hazel
Staigers
Asrumper
Ritchie Ware
Litty
Man River
Kern
Oy Feery
Ear Snead
America
Central Elementary Parent-Teachers Association
Beckley
First Methodist
Mechanics Course
Red Cross
Mountain Motors
First Methodist Church
Legion Amillary
Memorial
Sen
D. Bostick
Harper Rosd
B.B. Chambers
Methodist Temple
P.O. Ma Jone
E. D. Armstrong
le W. Bent
Mary Frances Howchins
Jean Givens
Women's Society of Christian Service
Cittsville Methodist Church
L. Dew
Maynor
Ann Judson
World Wide Guild
First Baptist Church
Women’s Missionary Societies
Oak Hill Methodist Church
Raleigh County
Girl Scouts
Woop
Woionary Society of
Christian Church
Thur Rees
J. ¥. Huddle
Johnstown Road
BE. L. Lipzcomb
Meadows
Cetery Bunting Club
Russell Carrier
Oakwood Avenue
Valentine Flowers and Fragrance Tips From 1942 Fashion
Betty Cuan Wite World Features offers Valentine fashion advice focusing on flowers perfume and candy hues. The piece highlights floral accessories corsages lace and orchids, suggests matching outfits with subtle perfumes and coordinated scents, and urges romantic but tasteful styling for dances and moments of affection.
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Betty Cuan
Weller
Makier
South Seas
Church groups plan meetings and notes on honey use
Several church groups schedule meetings at First Methodist and various circles at the Presbyterian Church with leaders named. A homemaking tip suggests substituting honey for sugar to retain moisture, using three quarters as much honey and a scant flour measure. Supreme Court Justice James F. Byrnes learned shorthand as a youth.
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Supreme Court
James F. Byrnes
East Gulf PTA Purchases Bond
East Gulf PTA votes to buy defense bonds this month and annually as finances allow. Mrs J M Jestug resumes presidency after illness. Principal Earl Hall gives a war and defense talk. Fourth and fifth graders perform a play under Mrs Charles Munson. Refreshments to be omitted at future meetings as a defense sacrifice.
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Register
East Gulf
PAL
J. M. Jestug
Earl Hall
J. M. Jessup
Charles Munson
N Lolares
Intunson
Valentine
Besoco Women Learn to Knit at Red Cross Meeting
Besoco women gathered at Mrs. Henry Pritchard’s home Thursday to form a knitting circle led by Mrs. W J Groseclose. Participants named include Mrs. WC Lucas Mrs. Joe Pompii Mel E R Patterson Christine Shrewsbury and Misses Jie and Frances Whittaker. The group aims to knit for the Red Cross.
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Rersick Stair Water
Henry Pritchard
W. J. Groseclose
WC. Lucas
Joe Pompii
Mel
E. R. Patterson
Christine Shrewsbury
Jie
Frances Whittaker
Red Cross
Spaghetti Supper at Resoca Church This Thursday
BESCCO Woman's Soviet of Christian Service sponsors a spaghetti supper at the Methodist Church. An invitation is extended to all to attend. Admission details are informal and time is seven. The write-up includes a tangy garnish suggestion with ripe olives and lime.
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Bescco
Woman's Soviet of Christian Service
Military vogue patterns for young girl dresses
The Raleigh Register advertises military themed sewing patterns for girls ages up to ten, including a nautical dress pattern and a cape set in navy blue or red. It highlights easy construction, low material use, and affordable costs, with pattern numbers and ordering details.
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Carol Box
ABC
Tittle Sisters
Lassig
Ramet
Meh-bossten
Raleigh Register
Taviern Bureau
New York
N.Y
Personal notices and visits cross state lines in delayed copy
Miss Elizabeth Williams and Miss Margaret Harper left Friday night to visit Russ Williams' brother Lestie Williams on leave from the navy in Philadelphia. Several others including Miss Dorothy Buzek and Mrs. J. W. Maxwell attend events and funerals while service members move between Raleigh General Hospital Fort Knox and Camp Cook California. Local residents recover from influenza and diphtheria as relatives travel to Charleston Huntington and Princeton for health and business matters.
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Elizabeth Williams
Margaret Harper
Russ Williams
Lestie Williams
Navy
Philadelphia
Margaret Ann Harper
Novella Harper
Harper
Mary Frances Weeks
Roy Wray
Bob Moore
H. Sheffter
Charleston
Glen Gray
Hubert F. Clemens
Fort Knox
Kentucky
Sie
H.W. Clemens
Clemens
Raleigh General Hospital
First Avenue
Camp Cook
California
Mary Agee
Beckley Hospital
South Oakwood Avenue
Diehl
Dorothy Buzek
Berkley Post Herald
Harry Elmore
Donat and
Tommy
Huntington
J. W. Maxwell
Wade Appling
BR. L. Maxwell
George ‘Alleys
EL. Bmisnn
O. New Yorke
W. J. Missett
Charles Hodgs
Sultols
Virginia
Elizabeth Leith
Raleigh Register
John William Whitlow
Helen Maxine| Lauder
Jeff Friday
Huntingston
Myr. Whitlow
Jo Ann Lewis
Kanawha Street
J. R. Watkins
Raleizh General Hospital
Elizabeth
Reservoir Road
Rishmond
Rhodell Women Plan Sock Social at Methodist Church
Mrs. Sam Stewart hosted the Woman's Society of Christian Service meeting as plans were finalized for a sock social at Rhodell Methodist Church on February 20. Admission will cost a penny per sock size doubled, with a George Washington motif for refreshments and decorations.
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Statl Weiler Rhodes
Sam Stewart
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Rhodell Methodist
George Washington
Wade Price
Willis Gilmore
Db, Compton
Arvella Akers
W. la Fink
W. W. Powell
O. C. Conner
Glen Cade
BD. Farley
D. Compton
Red Cross
L. K. Knowles
Glen Dajtars
Ted Cross
W. D. Bink
Electrician Institute to Hear Goodman Official Talk
Frank Fisher assistant to Goodman Manufacturing sales manager will address the February meeting of the New Rivers and Winding Gulf Electrical and Mechanical Institute at the Appalachian Power Company building Beckley February 12 at 7 30 p m The talk titled Some Notes on the Design and Application of Direct Current Motes Lantern stides and mulion pictures will illustrate The speaker brings extensive experience in electrical design for submarines battleships industrial and mining sectors.
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Frank ©. Fisher
Goodman Manufacturing Company
New Rivers and Winding Gull Electrical and Mechanical Institute
Appalachian Power Company
Beckley
M. K. Clay
Fisher
Methodist Circles Adopt Pinecrest Patients
Two Methodist Circles report plans to adopt Pinecrest Sanitarium patients and a Glen White girl, adding four new members. Circle Two leaders Mrs Harrald and Mrs Roschi hosted a devotional and discussed district meeting plans, social events, and magazine campaigns. Circle Four and Circle Six also adopted Pinecrest patients and welcomed new members while sharing devotional and social activities.
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Pinecrest Sanitarium
Hree Methodist Temple
Ehicles
D. A. Harrald
Fred Roschi
Edith ‘Vaylor
Clee Wood
A. £. Rotner
D. C. Adkins
Christian Social Relations Committee
Glen White
Pansy Rifle
Oak Hill
Washington Defense
Bo M. Weaver
Richard Prestley
Valentine
Wr, Prince
W. H. McGinnis
Hull Street
Circle Four
C. & Ren
Beaver Avenue
Martin Magey
TS. Rice
A. J. Mivter
John ‘Tosh
Rice J
P.O. Givens
D. Dovat
C.J. McQuade
Allena Barter
Stuart Leach
Fych. Leach
Nangy Leach
J. M4leigh Heigus
Met. R Crawford
Midwinter Hair Specials At Lee's Beauty Shop
Mi MMN Street offers Midwinter specials on waves and services at Lee's Beauty Shop near Sanitary Meat Market. Prices listed include machine waves at 1.33, heavy on wave 7 at 2.06, and light on wave 1 at 2.50 plus guaranteed work and contact.
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Lee's
Navy Seeks Carpenters for wartime ratings
The royal navy recruiting station announces that civilians with war construction experience may join as petty officers in the United States Naval Reserve. Enlistments last through the war with salaries from 2 to 99 dollars monthly plus free housing and care. married men with higher ratings receive extra. Trades include electricians, mechanics, pipefitters, blacksmiths, carpenters, tractor operators, concrete workers and laborers. Enlistments of Johnny McDorman, Edwin McCland, Raymond Houck, Chester Stewart Jr, and Eacy Garland Harrah were reported yesterday as accepted or proceeding to final enlistment.
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Royal Navy
Mien Wilt J
Petry
United States Naval Reserve
Jhnny McDorman
Edwin T. AfcCland
Mount Hope
Raymond Ellis Houck
Sophia
Chester H. Stewart, Jr
Oceana
Eacy Garland Harrah
Backus
Radio Class to Start Monday at Beckley College
Government sponsored radio technician course offered by Beckley College will begin Monday night at 7 30 in the assembly room basement of the new college building. K Db Shoyver announced A J Ginkel will lead the meeting There is no tuition only the purchase of text banks Students urged to report online.
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Beckley College
K. Db. Shoyver
A. J. Ginkel
Ohio River Rises Above 20-Foot Stage After Rain
Huntington reports the Ohio River climbed above the 20-foot stage for the first time in about a year after heavy rains. Rivermen forecast the water level could rise at least three more feet with continued rainfall.
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Huntington
Ohio
Rivermen
61 Men Receive 1-A Rating From Town Draft Board
The Town District Draft Board released the names of 61 men awarded 1-A status. Notable entries include John Henry Clay, Samuel Muze, James Franklin Scott, Horace Wallace Laster, and John Wayne, among others listed by Chief Clerk Fred Kellman.
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Fred Kellman
John Henry Clay
Samuel Muze
James Franklin Scott
Horace Wallace Laster
Jesse Ray Wayne
John Wayne
William Cardele Capel
Silas Theodore Terrell
Harry Lewis
Carvel Andrew Ferg Curtis Arthur Wallon
Harold Lilburn Campbell
William Robert Sensabauah
Charles McDonald Stablefield
Momer
Robert Fink
Carl Jackson Thompson
Four Kansas ideas appear in the Un
Four ideas labeled Kansas appear within the United Nations document set. The notes reference policy concepts tied to Kansas and regional development, suggesting a state or provincial naming overlap. No further context is provided.
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Kansas
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