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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1966
Page
10
Local notices list Tuesday through Friday gatherings for groups such as Eastern Star, PTA chapters, hairdressers affiliates, garden clubs, and sororities in Beckley. Events include meetings at various venues like Masons Hall, schools, and churches with times from 1:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.
James McVey of Pemberton remains a patient at Raleigh General Hospital under observation for a week. Mr and Mrs Jim Norris and Tammy of Chicago returned home after attendance at the death of Andrew A Norris. Mrs Floyd Rhodes of Eccles and Mrs Eddie Blevins of Sophia are noted as improving or visiting relatives.
A parent recalls losing a baby tooth in a football accident and learns that neglecting primary teeth can crowd or misplace permanent teeth. Advice covers timely dentist visits, use of mouth guards, possible tooth reimplantation, and space maintainers to protect eruption. Wrap the lost tooth in a damp cloth and seek immediate dental care.
Local Beckley Hospital reports multiple newborns with parents listing names and birth details. Cindy Lou Atha born Feb 2 at 12 05 a m weighing 7 2, Lisa Grace Workman Jan 14 at 9 47 a m 7 10 12, Randy Alan Maynor Jan 14 at 7 21 p m 7 3 12, Rebecca Ann Lilly Jan 14 at 2 18 p m 8 1 12, Cheryl Lynn Randall King Jan 27 at 10 03 p m 6 15 12, Gary Ray Austin Jr Jan 29 at 12 noon 8 1, Benita Regina Swain Jan 29 at 7 13 a m 6 9 12, Dennis Wayne Wiseman Feb 1 9 44 a m 8 4, Demetreus Dionne Grubb Feb 1 9 22 weight 7 9, Dawn Michele Rider Feb 2 8 08 a m 7 4, Teresa Kay Vaught Feb 4 2 35 a m 6.
Debra Irvin was honored on her ninth birthday with a Thursday evening party at her parents' Coal City home, hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Irvin. Miss Diana Cruise led games. Debbie Carpenter and Johnny Cruise won prizes. A pink and white two tier cake centered the serving table. guests included Jim My Hurt, Ricky Harold, Donna Chaffin, Vicky Harris, and Dennis and David Irvin.
A vitamin packed sandwich features chopped California dates and peaches with apples bananas and cottage cheese on lettuce lined toast. The combination sits on western riceberg lettuce for a fresh crunchy base.
Mrs. Richard G. Starr reviewed Stewart Udall's The Quiet Crises, tracing American land use from native times to urbanization and pollution. She praised Udall, urged conservation legislation, and compared him to Emerson and Thoreau. The session covered pruning, plant selection, and a donated landscaping project for the Kennedy Center.
Visiting Miss Marie Sayre of Ripley this weekend were her sister Mrs. Freda Casto and others from Beckley. Miss Sayre is a patient at Jackson General Hospital for burns from an accident. Mrs. H. H. O'Dell, 85, of 308 South Vance Dr., is in Raleigh General Hospital since Feb 1 in satisfactory condition. Mrs. W. R. Wills, after major surgery on Feb 1, is in satisfactory condition at Raleigh General Hospital. Miss Mary Louise Klaus has returned home after a week as Beckley Hospital patient.
Mrs Leonard G Pack of Harper Road is a patient at Raleigh General Hospital being treated for a ruptured disc and is in fair condition. Visiting Princeton this week are Mr and Mrs John Walker and their niece Miss Vicky Pittman, daughter of Karl Pittman of Sprague.
Valentines Day celebrates love with flowers and notes from St. Valentine. Ancient festivals and courtship games influenced the holiday. Roses signify love while pink carnations mean forget you not and iris signals friendship. A dish garden expresses matrimony.
Prepare a greased dish with drained green beans as the base. Layer bacon wrapped frankfurters over the beans and cover with tomato sauce and cheese. Bake in a moderately hot oven for about 20 minutes.
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