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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1966

Page

5

Glen White Garden Club Valentine Party Awards Prizes

A Valentine party hosted by A E Manning at Glen White Garden Club featured prize awards for flow and Donnie Nuckols. Two tables earned decoration prizes with committees led by Mrs Wray and Mrs Thelma Williams. The event included handmade clothespin dolls and painted red roses centerpieces, plus a conservation program. The club plans a March meeting at Mrs Williams home with a bird counting prize and a CARE contribution was approved.

A. E. Manning Glen White Thelma Williams West Virginia Garden Club, Inc

Rhodell Hat Contest Featured at Church Society

Rhodell Woman's Society of Christian Service hosted a pro am talent and hat event at the Rhodell Methodist Church. Participants included Mrs Rosa Meadows Linda Holloway Mrs Murphy and Mrs Rose Porter with musical numbers by Mrs Ondre Canterbury and Mrs Juanita Murphy. Cards were sent to Ronald Rash and Sonny Holloway serving in Vietnam. An odd hat contest was planned.

Rhodell RNS Wilmardick Woman’s Society of Christian Service Rhodell Methodist Church Juanita Murphy Rosa Meadows Linda Holloway Murphy Rose Porter Ondre Canterbury Ronald Rash Sonny Holloway Vietnm Maude Miller Eileen Rash Linda Hinchee O. C. Conner Kate Lilly

Briarcliff Gardeners Support Project and Show Plans

Briarcliff Garden Club members contributed to the JFK Landma Project and approved sending ARE tool kits to Greece. They appointed Phill McDaniel II to work with Raleigh County Garden Council on beautification and organized duties for the 16th annual Flower Show From Our Heritage To New Horizons set for June 11 and 12 at the Raleigh County Armory. The February workshop will run Feb 22 7 9 p.m. and Feb 23 10 a.m. to noon in the Coca Cola Social Room. Mrs. James Farris of Fernwood Garden Club presented a program on permanent flower arrangements for home decor, with Max Fisher winning blue for a Valentine motif. Participants included I. B. Anderson Ira Sopher William Clarke Kyle M. Jarrell Donald Hodson David Mullins Daniel Martina and Robert Sayre.

Mcolm Smith Briarcliff Garden Club Aan Dr Robert T. Gardner Arthur Goldstein Jfk Greece Phill McDaniel II Raleigh County Garden Council Coca-Cola Garden Council James Farris Fernwood Garden Club Farris Max Fisher I. B. Anderson Ira Sopher William Clarke Kyle M. Jarrell Donald Hodson David Mullins Daniel Martina Robert Sayre

Women's Organization Meeting Notices Column

Women's groups may submit notices for regular or special meetings by 10 a.m. to Beckley Newspapers. Wednesday items include Raleigh County Parents League at St Stephen's Church 8 p.m. Xi Alpha Gamma Beta Sigma Phi at Phil's Drive In 7:30 p.m. Martha Godby hostess. Ceramics class at New River Arts and Crafts Building 7 p.m. Raleigh County American Cancer Society unit board meeting. Beckley Junior BPW Club Terrace Room Beckley Hotel 7 p.m.

Women’s Department of Beckley Raleigh County Parents ‘League St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church Xi Alpha Gamma Beta Sigma Phi Phil Martha Godby

Episcopal Church Guild Meetings This Thursday

St Mary's guild meets at 10 a.m. at Mrs. K D Bowers home 102 White Ave chaired by Mrs. Bowers. St Francis group chaired by Mrs James Henderson meets at 1 30 p m at Mrs Robert Sayre 116 Granville Ave. St Stephen group chaired by Mrs Paul Loflin meets at 1 30 p m at Mrs Ted George 117 Lilly St. St Margarets meets at 8 p m in the Parish Conference Room with hostesses Mrs Paul Ryan and Mrs Jack Thomas.

St. Cnge St. Mary's K. D. Bowers A Bsharah White Ave St. Francis James Henderson Robert Sayre Granville St. Stephen’s Paul Loflin Ted George Lilly St St. Margaret’s Lula So ‘Ter Parrish Paul Ryan Jack Thomas

Beckley Temple No 55 Pythian Sisters Social Night

Beckley Temple No 55 Pythian Sisters hold a social night at the Lodge hall in the Anderson Building on North Kanawha Street starting at 7 30 p m.

Beckley Temple Pythian Sisters Anderson Building N. Kanawha St

Beckley groups schedule evening meetings

Beckley Assembly No 47 Order of Rainbow for Girls holds its regular meeting at the Masonic Temple on Howe Street at 6 00 p m Pinewood Garden Club meets at Mrs Ray Dowdy home 100 Marion Street at 7 30 p m Alcoholics Anonymous gathers at St Stephens Episcopal Church at 8 p m.

Beckley Assembly Order of Rainbow For Girls Masonic Temple Howe Street Pinewood Garden Club Ray Dowdy Marion St Alcoholics Anonymous St. Stephens Episcopal Church

Visit of Mrs Casto to Miss Sayre in Jackson Memorial

Mrs. Freda Casto of 239 S Heber Street visited her sister Miss Marie Sayre who is a patient at Jackson Memorial Hospital in Ripley over the weekend.

Freda Casto S. Heber St Marie Sayre Ripley Miss Sayre Jackson Memorial

Bernard James Improving in Beckles

Bernard James of 134 Cova Street is described as improving in Beckles. The brief item notes a positive health update without listing further details or dates.

Bernard James Cova St Beckles

Meeting Details Set at Home of Mrs Maude Miller

The record notes arrangements for the next meeting to be held at the home of Mrs Maude Miller, indicating a local gathering organized by community members.

Maude Miller

Future trains by air promise three hour Texas to New York

Family Weekly envisions modern research shaping fast rail travel. In twenty years trains may skim coast to coast on compressed air, delivering city to city transport in three hours or less. Cars could ride onto trains for long trips, transforming how we travel.

Family Weekly Texas New York

Hospital Admission Note for Saturday Observation

A hospital says he was admitted Saturday for observation and treatment. The report notes ongoing care and planned monitoring by medical staff. Further details on diagnosis or discharge are not provided in the available text.

Visiting Stover Family In Pax And Cincinnati

Visiting Mr and Mrs H W Stover of Crab Orchard are his brother Frenchie Stover of Cincinnati Ohio and his mother in law Mrs Stella Rutledge of Pax plus Mr Se Murdock of So.

H. W. Stover Crab Orchard Frenchie Stover Cincinnatti Ohio Stella Rutledge Pax Se Murdock

Mrs Fleshman Visits Son After Surgery at Saint Ars Hospital

Mrs. O C Fleshman of 327 Burgess Street returned from Huntington where she visited her son Omer who is listed in satisfactory condition after undergoing surgery at Saint Ars Hospital over the weekend.

O. C. Fleshman Burgess St Huntington Omer Sande Saintars Hospital

Crab Orchard Circle Hears Mrs Rhodes

Crab Orchard Baptist Church Circle No 1 met to hear Mrs Hollis Rhodes perform The Old Fisherman. The gathering opened with What A Friend We Have In Jesus and included devotion by Mrs Ernest Ballengee, business session led by Mrs Ballengee, and reports by Mrs Rhodes and Mrs A C Allen. A white elephant sale was planned for March 9 at the church with hosts Mrs Ray Bowling and Mrs McGraw.

Hollis Rhodes Circle No. 1 Crab Orchard Baptist Church Jesus Ernest Ballengee L. D. McGraw

Snakes Do Not Bite Trees That Are Soft

A fragment notes that snakes do not bite or inflict injury when trees are soft. The sentence appears misconstructed and lacks clear reporting of a specific event, place, or names.

Al-Anon Group and Church Groups Schedule Meetings

Al-Anon Family Group and St WWHS class reunion committee meet at 7 30 p m in the penthouse of Raleigh County Bank Women of the Church Beckley Presbyterian Church Luncheon Internationale at 12 15 p m

Al-Anon Family Group St. Stephens Episcopal Church Raleigh County Bank Women of the Church Beckley Presbyterian Church

P T O Meeting and Saint Marys Guild Notices

The Parent Teacher Organization of St Francis de Sales Catholic Church School met in the cafeteria at 7 30 p m Saint Marys Guild of Saint Stephens Episcopal Church gathered at the home of Mrs Phillip Baharah 102 White Avenue at 10 a m

St. Francis de Sales Catholic Church Saint Marys Guild of Saint Stephen’s Episcopal Church Phillip Baharah White Avenue

Saint Francis Guild Meeting at Mrs Sayre's Home

The Saint Francis Guild of Saint hosts a gathering at Mrs Robert Sayre's residence 116 Granville Avenue at 1 30 p m with attendees invited to attend this community event.

Saint Stephens and Missionary Circle Meet at Local Hubs

Saint Stephen's Guild of Saint Stephens Episcopal Church hosts a meeting at 117 Lilly Street with Mrs. Ted George present at 1 30 p.m. Hilltop Baptist Church Missionary Circle gathers at Mrs. Elbert Lilly's Crab Orchard home at 7 p.m. Gulf Woman's Club holds a regular meeting at the clubhouse at 7 30.

Saint Stephen’s Guild of Saint Stephens Episcopal Church Ted George Lilly Street Hilltop Baptist Church Missionary Circle Elbert Lilly Crab Orchard Gulf Woman’s Club

Friday Maxwell Hill Home Demon Demonstration

Maxwell Hill home of Mrs. Wanne Brown hosts a 7:30 p m demon stration by the local club at 211 Forest Rd with residents invited to view the event.

Maxwell Hill Wanne Brown Forest Rd

Beckley Club and church groups set prayer and luncheon times

The Baptist Missionary Society meets at Stamford Baptist Church at 7 p.m. The Beckley Board of Realtors holds a noon luncheon at Beckley Hotel. The American Home Department of the Woman's Club meets at 1:30 p.m. at the Park Avenue clubhouse for World Day of Prayer at First Methodist Church on Heber Street.

Baptist Missionary Society Stamford Baptist Church Beckley Board of Realtors Beckley Hotel American Home Department Woman’s Club of Beckley Park Avenue First Methodist Church Heber Street

Rudy the Owl Aims to Scare Pigeons on Long Island Expressway

Long Island officials plan to place a life size plastic owl named Rudy at a highway underpass on the Expressway to deter a large pigeon population. The tactic mirrors scarecrow use against birds and seeks to leverage the owl’s natural deterrent effect to reduce avian congestion.

Rudy New York UPI Long Island

Mrs Land Leads Women Society Program at Mabscott Church

Mrs Charley Land led the Woman's Society of Christian Service program at Mabscott Methodist Church with the theme Do Something A Call To Commitment. Assisting were Mrs Richard oo and Mrs John Cheet m. Business reported by Mrs Basham. 20 sick calls noted. Refreshments hosted by Mrs Roy Workman and others with Valentine decor.

Charley Land Woman’s Society of Christian Service Mabscott Methodist Church Land Therogram Richard Oo John Cheetm Basham W. C. Wood Nellie R. Rogers Curtis Richmond

Local youths receive hospital care and family updates

In Beckley Appalachian Regional Hospital a 16 year old Dillard Brooks is treated for hip injuries from a Sophia High School basketball game. 16 year old Roger Blevins heads to Charleston Hospital for brain surgery after transfer by charter plane from Raleigh County Memorial Airport.

Tams RNS Dillard Lee Brooks Frank Brooks Beckley Appalachian Regonal Hospital Sophia High School Roger Blevins Louie Blevins Helena Charleston Raleigh County Lee A. Comer Dean Blevins Comer Daniel McCollum U. S. Army Germany Wayne Donna Jean Mark Crab Orchard McCollum Howard Perkins McCollums Sarasota Fla Louise McCollum Florida Sgt. McCollum Viet Nam Columbus Ohio G. E. Carter Everett Lester Vicki Piney View Jimmy Grose Tams Mines Beckley Hospital Gilbert Graham Sophia Sam Kelly Winding Gulf Coals, Inc Manuel McCarish J. E. Risher Appalachian Regional Hospital David Green Yokoma Japan Walter Green Green Brenda Shumate Clinton Shumate Soak Creek U. S Thailand Walter Hylton

Community Concert Association Names Two Musicians

The Community Concert Association announces personnel changes. Werner Torkanowsky will lead as music director while two principal string players expand duties, with one serving as principal bass and the other remaining first violin in the ensemble.

Community Concert Association A Won Werner Torkanowsky

American Legion Auxiliary Emphasizes Active Americanism

Members of the American Legion Auxiliary press active Americanism in February led by Mrs. R. Francis Parker of local unit No. 32. She notes February honors Lincoln and Washington and warns against taking freedoms for granted amid world domination by Communism. The group plans a birthday party for the American Legion Post, memorials to library and Child Welfare Foundation, and orders 6000 memorial poppies for Memorial Day.

American Legion Auxiliary Parker Raleigh County Public Library W. W. Drewry Billy Durham Child Welfare Foundation Callie T. Bridges Pinecrest Sanitarium Bryson

Food Shopping Guide Highlights Weekend Buys

National food shoppers can expect ample poultry and beef during the between season harvest with limited fruit and veg variety. Beef, pork, lamb, broilers, turkeys, and a range of vegetables and fruits are listed as good buys, with canned fish products also in strong supply. Regional notes cover Northeast emphasis on steaks, roasts, and pork cuts, plus broad fruit and seafood availability.

Washington UPI Agriculture Department Delaware District of Columbia New England New York New Jersey Pennsylvania Maryland West Viginia

Dorcas Circle Supports Bolivia Mission Project

The Dorcas Circle of Memorial Baptist Church met Friday at Mrs. C. W. Walker's Harper Road home. Opening prayer by Mrs. Dewey Griffith and a devotional by Mrs. John Brooks titled Blessings-Received Every Day. They discussed selling note cards with a church image and took a special offering for Rev. John Earl Gunter and family, who will return to the Bolivia mission field in June. Attendees included Dewey Griffith, John Brooks, the O'Dell and Crews couples, C. W. Walker, Carlos Crews, Hazel Snuffer, Evelyn Imboden, Geneva Warden, Estella Beasley, Ethel Carper, two guests Mrs. Roy Massey and Miss Kay Huffman.

Dorcas Memorial Baptist Church C. W. Walker Harper Road Dewey Griffith John Brooks John Earl Gunter Gunter Bolivia W. O. O’dell C. W. Crews Carlos Crews Hazel Snuffer Evelyn Imboden Geneva Warden Estella Beasley Ethel Carper Roy Massey Kay Huffman McGinnis Street

Births Gordon Sweeney and Gaze Slo boda families

Mr and Mrs Gordon D Sweeney of 108 Pike View Road announce the birth at 8 25 a m in Raleigh General Hospital of Mae Evette weighing seven pounds four ounces and Mr and Mrs Gaze M Slo boda of 228 Locust Drive announce the birth of Gaz e Michael Jr weighing five pounds 15 ounces.

Gordon D Sweeney Pike View Road Senate Raleigh Gaze M. Sloboda Locust Drive General Hospital Gaze Michael Jr

Also Mentioned on This Page

Glen White Garden Club W. E. Straugh Glen White Club E. B. Wray Tale &E Uae Rhodell Society New River Arts and Crafts Unit American Cancer Society Eetin Beckley Junior Business and Professional Women’s Club Terrace Room Episcopal Church Gamma Gamma Family Weekly Predict Magazine of the Crab Orchard Circle Saint Francis Guild of Granville Avenue G. M. Powers Main St Robert Rohe New Orleans Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra Kyung-Soo Won Woodrow Wilson High School Beck York Carnegie Hall David i. Ilam Fea A. F. Bryson Beckley Veterans Administration American Legion Post Sec AL Auxiliary Department of West Virginia el Chico Food Shopping Guide U.S. Departments of Agriculture and Interior United Press International Sewedler Neville Street THE MAIN NORGE Wringer ATO Ifr Lowe Bros
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