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Local market listing notes a lipstick product priced at one dollar. The fragment mentions stores and codes with unclear wording and a single dollar price for lipstick.
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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1963
Page
6
Local market listing notes a lipstick product priced at one dollar. The fragment mentions stores and codes with unclear wording and a single dollar price for lipstick.
Cohen Drug Stores claim only registered pharmacists fill prescriptions and promise the largest stock of pharmaceuticals in the city. They stress rapid turnover for fresh, pure drugs and electrical refrigeration for proper storage of biologics, penicillin, and insulin.
The Gamma Alpha Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi in Mullens picks Mrs Bet ty Caldwell as Valentine Queen. She is wife of Ray Caldwell Mullens High football coach and mother of 20 month old Keith. She works as secretary for Premier Pocahontas Co. at Herndon and chairs Circle No 9 at First Methodist Church Mullens. Her photo was submitted to the Torch, the sorority magazine.
Mr. and Mrs. Micky Byers left for Chicago Illinois after a week with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Tilley Miss Polly accompanied them to Tilley and will stay until February 28 at the Chicago home Levi Clay returned home Saturday after several days as a patient in Wyoming General Hospital Mullens Darrell Phillips began a ten week study in nuclear physics in Oak Ridge Tennessee and spent the weekend with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Lacy Phillips
Ravencliff RNS says Mr. and Mrs. Tony Perry and their two sons were Sunday dinner guests of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Fred Shunk in Eccles. They spent the weekend with her mother Mrs. L Bailey and were joined by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Radford of Mul.
Fayetteville Democrat Woman's Club joins West Virginia Democratic Women for the Sixth Annual Democrat Woman's Day at the Daniel Boone Hotel Charleston March 1 2 Attendees include Lady Bird Johnson and Mrs Margaret Price The program features receptions workshops and a dinner with awards for Democrat Club and Volunteer of the Year Reservations via the hotel.
Rev. Verne Cook spoke at Kopperston Cub Pack No. 119 Blue and Gold and father son banquet drawing about 75 guests. C. R. Rankin received a plaque for years of service. Den Mothers and Cubs from dens one and five performed songs and honors were awarded to multiple scouts.
Mount Hope Commandery No. 22 Knights Templar will hold its first school of instruction at 1 30 p m March 3 led by Marshall M Caldorph deputy inspector general for the 5th District The school benefits all nearby commanderies A buffet lunch will follow Attending commanderies include Kanawha No 4 Charleston Greenbrier No 15 Lewisburg Sutton No 16 Sutton Ivanhoe No 10 Bramwell Welch No 27 Welch Bluefield No 19 Bluefield Hinton No 12 Hinton Richwood No 25 Richwood Grand officers expected include R G Kirby Mount Hope Howard W Ball Bluefield Dudley E Cruise Huntington A Lynn Keyser Charleston R J Gorman Charleston J M Craige Charleston
Community brief from Mount Hope notes illnesses and recoveries. Lawrence Angle remains at home due to illness while Haven Davis returns to work at the Bureau of Mines. Brad ley beauty academy student Mrs Harry McMillion studied Memphis courses. Pat Pino also with the Bureau of Mines is confined at home. Ronnie Taylor recuperates at home after facial paralysis, former Marshall University student. Christy McNeely also ill at home for a week.
Mrs. Virgie Chestnut Matheny was admitted to Wyoming General Hospital in Mullens. Mrs. Ellen Salyers Matheny remains a patient at the same hospital after being admitted Friday.
Pax PAX residents report several influenza cases with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Davis and two children confined at Willis Branch. Mrs. Berta Whitlow returns from Virginia to spend a week with Sgt. and Mrs. George Winston and family in Petersburg. Winston family members visit Kingston relations and Pax friends. Betty Barlow returns from Beckley Memorial Hospital after treatment. Glen Earl Barlow to report back to hospital. Rosella Sutton ill at Weirwood with flu. Bessie Lafferty recovering at home after Laird Memorial Hospital stay in Montgomery.
Governor Barron declared Friday through February 28 as West Virginia Lions Centennial Tag Week. Lions Club drive aims to sell 200000 Centennial License Tags at $1 to fund the Centennial Fund and Eyesight Program for the blind. Local clubs across the state participate in promoting the blue and gold tags to celebrate the state’s 100th birthday.
Frances Hood daughter of Ernie Hood Kopperston and Eu dell Morgan son of Charlie Morgan Columbus Ohio married Wednesday at 9 p.m. in the Oceana Church of God with Rev William Lusk officiating. Matron of honor was Mrs Er dine Snider. her husband Howard was best man. They will reside in Ohio as Morgan plans university enrollment next quarter.
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