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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1955
Page
2
Jim Rimbaud returns to Junction after two years and rekindles with Eve Odegrade. The encounter exposes past tension as a bold kiss sparks longing, while Limpy Smith comments on Eve’s life and Jim’s changed image. To Be Continued.
Six marriage license applications were filed last week in Raleigh County. Applicants include Randolph John Bowman 29 of Beckley and Barbara Lee Worley 27 of Eccles. Others filing were John Joseph Fiffick 21 of Brooklyn and Stella Nanie Bonds 19 of Glen Daniel, Clyde Lee Meadows 28 of Ghent, Elizabeth Sally O’Grady 32 of Odd, Clarence Minnix 22 of Sprague, Lucille Athey 21 of Glen Daniel, Jack Don Stanley 21 of Beckley Rt. 1, and Melba Jean Wilson 21 of Crab Orchard. On Monday Jim Matherly Farley 57 of Ghent and Mildred Elizabeth Cloud 43 of Pemberton filed for licenses.
Middle aged homes often have walls that trap kitchen and dining areas. Removing unnecessary partitions, arches, hallways, porches, and unused pantry spaces can create breathing room. Plan carefully for long term usefulness to avoid costly redo.
Debuteen and Sub-Deb Clubs of Beckley hosted a Saturday Valentine Dance from 7 to 10 p m in the Oakwood Social Room with hostesses Ginger Evans Nicki Sue Gagalis Patty Lusk and Sue McClure. Decorations featured the St Valentine theme and guests received corsages. Chaperones included Mrs J W Evans Jr Mrs N Gagalis Mrs Gene Lusk Mrs Robert McClure and Mrs R T Lynch.
A Valentine Festival hosted by Princewick Elementary School PTA crowned Flora Mitchem and Sandra Bryant as Queens with Thomas Pigg as king and Catherine Pigg presenting the crowns to principal Mrs. Lacy Cole. The event included a movie, school TV show segments, and performances with net receipts totaling 244 dollars.
Miss Billie Jean Watson celebrated her 15th birthday at her parents home, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kufahl, 123 Elkins Street. The “June in January” party featured a large silver moon and stars, with a guest list including Betty Jo Watson Suzy Kufahl June Richardson Carol Potts and many others.
Cut sponge cake into 1 to 2 inch slices and layer in a shallow pan. Pour two cups of hot chocolate pudding over the cake, then sprinkle shredded coconut on top. Cool before refrigerating to set. Serve with whipped cream and red candy hearts for decoration.
Just out in color this issue showcases practical pattern designs for the season ahead. The publication offers numerous wear able fashions for every size and occasion and is priced at 25 cents with two week delivery and extra postage for first class mail.
A German girl in Bamberg chose English in high school and later became Mrs. Joseph E. Carter of Beckley. She met Sgt. Joe Carter in Germany in 1952, now stationed in Japan with baby Danny. The couple, friends with Billy Buckland, live on Woodlawn Ave and South Heber St. She passed naturalization tests and enjoys reading knitting and her baby despite adjusting to American food.
Mrs. Gerald Fleshman opened the February meeting of Group No. 10 at the First Christian Church with Such Is Their Faith as the devotional theme. The session featured a mission study by Mrs. Thorpe and Miss Faye Cooper on Exposition of Islam and Religions of India.
Miss Dorothy McCullough spoke on the Five Marys of the Bible at the February meeting of Circle No 5 of the First Methodist Church. The grotto group met at Mrs. C. E. Beavers home with Miss McCullough as co host. Mrs Beavers opened with prayer and Mrs Roy L Herndon spoke on Brotherhood Week. A rummage sale was planned for March 26. Decorations featured a St Valentine motif. Thirteen members and one guest, Mrs Helen Duncan, attended.
The Woman's Society of Christian Service of the Sophia Methodist Church met in Friendship Hall for its February session at 7:30 p.m. Mrs. O. A. Phillips opened with a prel ude. A round table discussion on The Master Calls for Them was led by Mrs. Albert Perkins with members including Mrs. Hut chens Neff Washburn Lawson Hornbeck Jr. and Phillips. Hostesses Lacy McKinney and Emma McDowell served refreshments to 25 members, two former members Browning and O'Brian.
Prices of fresh oranges are expected to average a little cheaper this season as more of the crop moves to the fresh market. Processed orange juice stocks remain heavy, reducing demand for oranges for processing.
Slip on and cardigan sweaters stay stylish with man made fibers requiring simple care. Fold them in drawers and air after wear. Avoid hangers and rough surfaces to prevent snagging or stretching. Wash lukewarm with mild detergent, shape while damp, dry flat away from heat. Moths threaten wool fibers, wool blends need protection.
New comforters feature miracle fabrics with eye catching motifs. A batiste group shows a bow knot and rambling rose pattern while the dimity group offers confetti and wheat designs. Percale prints include plaid and floral birds and butterflies. A bachelor button design stands out on white and pastel. Nylon coverlets display rosebuds and berries. All comforters claim to retain shape after machine washing.
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