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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Feb 20, 1948

Page

9

Out-of-Town Guests Attend Goldsmith Banks Wedding

Beckley society notes detail a Woodlawn Avenue coffee for Mary Elizabeth Goldsmith prospective bride of Lt. Col. William M. Banks. Attending guests include Cornelia Powers Beth Goldsmith Ann Lindgren and Ann Canterbury from Richmond Charleston Reading and Beckley with plans for a Saturday ceremony. Governor Clarence Meadows and many Charleston and Richmond guests also listed.

P. Bonner Mary Elizabeth Goldsmith William M. Banks Cornelia Powers Richmond Beth Goldsmith Charleston Ann Lindgren Reading Annn Canterbury Beckley Cornelia Beth Ann Mary J. P. Bonner Woodlawn Avenue Wiliam M. Banks Clarence Watson Meadows Cabell S. Davis Cabell S. Davis, Jr W. W. Goldsmith Ralph F. Thompson Jimmy Anderson Northrock R. 5. Goldsmith Pinner Goldsmith M. C. Banks C. A. Smith F. L. Banks K. D. Bowers A. K. Canterbury Austin Caperton Don P. Wolf Elm. Payne Dwight Pile L. L. Scherer Ned Ragland Harriet Barrett Betty Clement Schulte Carroll Begley Ann Canterbury Virginia Canterbury Lucy Sue Bowers Nancy Bowers Frances Allen Sara Powers de Powers Candy Powers Barbara Conner Barbara Payne Juan Daniel

Beckley residents visit friends in Winchester and Hinton

Beckley residents Mrs. Peggy Gwinn and Mrs. Thelma Brown spend the weekend in Winchester Virginia visiting friends. Thelma Brown and Mrs. Robert Higgins visited friends and relatives in Hinton on Wednesday.

Peggy Gwinn Thelma Brown Beckley Winchester Robert Higgins Hinton FS. Harkleroad Hillpark Drive Cameron Marshall County St. Martins ‘Catholic Emily Ferguson William Ferguson Harkleroad Esther Our Lady of Cincinnati College John Ridgeway Burgess Street Raleigh General Hospital J.J. Lamb Second Avenue Robert Williams Street Florida Vero Beach Fil Abourish Sao Paulo Brazil Syria Moses Ramaieh John Beckley Apartments Ben Ennis Beckley Hospital Fast Main Street Crawford Wilson Beverly Street W. P. Rollins Johns Hopkins Hospital

Prizes Awarded at PTA Telephone Bridge Fete

The PTA tele phone bridge at Institute School raised prizes for 50 tables with winners Miss Elizabeth Schwank Mrs Harvey Pauley and Mrs Felix Fisher. Women and men divisions produced top placers including Airs Ned Ragland Mrs Paul Phipps and Dr R G Broaddus in their events. Approximately 150 dinner guests and 300 officers and wives expected for the dance with delegations from several reserve chapters.

Charles Ralph Fox Charleston West Virginia Bluefield Princeton Hinton Huntington Lewisburg Welch W. R. Wenkle F. H. Davis T. A. Vermillion PTA Institute School Elizabeth Schwank Harvey Pauley Felix Fisher Ned Ragland Paul Phipps Glenn Evans Roy Keyser A. L. Lovejoy R. G. Broaddus H. L. Clark Bob Scott J. E. Jones

Governor and Mrs Meadows to Attend Local Affair Dinner

Governor Clarence W. Meadows and his wife plan to attend a Saturday night dinner dance hosted by the General Alfred Beckley Chapter of the Reserve Officers Association. Brigadier General E A Evans will be guest speaker, executive director of the Reserve Officers Association of the United States. They will tour local sites and visit area coal mines after a country club reception.

Alfred Beckley Reserve Officers Association Clarence W. Meadows Black Knight Country Club E. A. Evans Reserve Officers Association of the United States

Pat McCluskey Named President of WWHS Student Council

Pat McCluskey, son of Mr and Mrs J C McCluskey of 207 Russell Street, was elected as the new president of the Woodrow Wilson High School student council succeeding Jalm Daniels who resigned from the post.

Pat McCluskey J. C. McCluskey Russell Street Woodrow Wilson High School Jalm Daniels

Baptist Auxiliary Pot Luck Fete At Regular Meeting

Group No 4 of the Young Women's Auxiliary of the Baptist Church held a pot luck supper with a business session in the downstairs auditorium. Attendees included honored guest Mrs Lillian Ratliffe and numerous members. Dr L E Shrewsbury, homebound for two weeks, plans to resume practice later this week.

Norma Lee Durham Agnes Hudson Helen Novosky Ann Conner Kanawha Valley Dental Society Philip Jay Univeritty of Michigan Norman Snumate Heatherlin Baptist Auxiliary Young Women's Auxiliary of the Baptist Church Lillian Ratliffe Fred Grogan Elbert Baker L. E. Shrewsbury Park Avenue

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