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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1946

Page

3

Woman's Auxiliary Names Mrs Wilson Becktley church president

Mrs C L Wilson is newly elected president of the Beckley Presbyterian church Woman's Auxiliary after yesterday's meeting. New officers include Mrs J W Engleby historian, Mrs C S Bepler secretary foreign missions, Mrs Paul P Payne secretary Christian education, Mrs J W Witherspoon secretary spiritual life, Mrs J P Bell secretary home missions, and Mrs E F Keyser secretary literature. Rev S H Houck of Norfolk spoke on Stewardship. A choir dinner is planned for February 28 with committee S B Angell J E McCreery E L Norris B B Richmond C C Landis presiding. About 75 members attended.

C. L. Wilson Beckley Presbyterian Church J. W. Engleby C. S. Bepler Foreign Missions Paul P. Payne Christian Education J. W. Witherspoon J. P. Bell Home Missions E. F. Keyser S. H. Houck Norfolk S. B. Angell J. E. McCreery E. L. Norris B. B. Richmond C. C. Land

Harper Heights Group Meets With Mrs McGraw

The Harper Heights Mission circle met yesterday with Mrs. J. O. McGraw. Devotional leader Mrs. I. M. Alderman gave scripture and prayer. Six members attended along with a guest, Mrs Minnie Poteet, and a new member, Mrs Armieta Adkins.

Harper Heights J. O. McGraw I. M. Alderman Minnie Poteet Armieta Adkins

Ancient Egyptians Practiced Eye Surgeries and Amputations

The ancient Egyptians are said to have performed amputations and various operations on the eye, reflecting early medical practices.

Pattern for lingerie nightrobe set by Sue Burnett

Pretty lingerie pattern No. 8982 offers a flower print or pastel nightrobe with matching jacket. Sizes 12 through 42 priced with yardage details and 20 cent pattern order to Sue Burnett The Raleigh Register New York address. Spring and Summer issue features a free pattern and 15 cent book.

Sue Burnett Raleigh Register Ave. Americas New York N. Y

Sub-District Intermediates Meet in Beckley March 9

Beckley sub district intermediates gather March 9 at First Methodist church for a day of study worship and recreation. Registration 9 30 a m. luncheon served to 11 12 and 13 year olds. Participants from East Beckley Mabscott Beaver Blue Jay Harper Eccles Glen Morgan and two Beckley churches. Twenty seven members attend with programs including a talk Eight Instruments of Peace and a report on Pinecrest patients. A Red Cross donation and district parsonage fund pledged.

First Methodist Church W. Bruce Peck Women’s Society of Christian Service Leslie Williams Neville Street L. J. Daniels Urcheon Beckley East Beckley Mabscott Beaver Blue Jay Harper Eccles Glen Morgan Methodist Temple First Methodist Lord Shepherd Faye Farley Daisy Keaton Williams O. A. Phillips C. S Bluefield Robert Higgins Red Cross Roy Herndon W. T. Tabor C. R. Harless India B. B. Chambers Harless J. W. Maxwell Keaton E. L. Ellison George Tully Pinecrest Miss Keaton Women’s Society

People You Know Military Transfers and Visits Noted

Private Carl C. Drewry Jr. transfers from Scott Field Illinois to Boca Raton air base Florida in the Army Air Corps intelligence division. Lt Col William B Hood leaves Wallace North Carolina to assume pastorate of First Presbyterian Church March 1 after serving as chaplain at Wright Field and in the China Burma India theater. Mary Lou Merrylees returns to Woodrow Wilson High School senior year after scarlet fever. Mrs Clint Meadows and Mrs T M Harris visit Mrs Willis Meadows in Coal City. Mrs James F Miller travels from Beckley to Norfolk Virginia to rejoin her husband Staff Sergeant Miller of the 86th Black Hawk division. she is accompanied by her mother and Mr and Mrs Buford Pugh. Daisy Dean Bailey, junior at Sullins College, visits with her roommate Jean Meeks in Beckley. Commander L H Hartung arrives from Washington to Beckley to spend weekend with wife. Mrs W R Wills of Beaver returns from Clifton Forge where daughter Norma Jean is a patient. Mr and Mrs Harry Harvey of Beckley travel to Clearwater Florida to visit relatives. C S Bepler returns from Pittsburgh on business. Elwood Lilly, U S Navy, visits Beckley with Maynard Lilly family.

Carl C. Drewry, Jr C. C. Drewry West Virginia Street Boca Raton Air Base Florida Scott Field Illinois Intelligence Army Air Corps William B. Hood Randolph Norton J. B. Hood Lewis Street Wallace N.C First Presbyterian Church Col. Hood Wright Field Army Air Force China- Burma-India Mary Lou Merrylees J. L. Merrylees Summers Street Woodrow Wilson High School Clint Meadows T. M. Harris Willis Meadows Coal City James F. Miller Mary Ruth Parks Beckley Miller 86Th Black Hawk) Division Norfolk Virginia Georgia Bailey L. H. Hartung Washington, D. C R. Schwank Crawford Street W. R. Wills Beaver Clifton Forge Norma Jean Clifton Forge Hospital Harry Harvey Clearwater Ralph Baker C. S. Bepler Pittsburgh Pennsylvania Elwood Lilly United States Navy Mrs. Maynard Lilly Blue Jay

Cutest GI Babe Judged On Transport Argentina

Clare Feidler was crowned the “cutest” GI baby aboard the transport Argentina as it docked at a New York pier en route to Chicago. Cameramen caught her broadest smile during the floating nursery episode.

Argentina Clare Feidler Chicago New York Pier

Extension Agent Meets With Kimberly Club

Fayetteville register reports on the Kimberly Farm Woman's club meeting in the community hall with Home Demonstration Agent Lucile Hodkins leading the program Investing For the Future Frances Warren secretary attended Mrs William Joseph club president conducted the meeting and Mrs W M Plymal led the devotional program Refreshments were served by Mrs Plymal.

Register Fayetteville Kimberly Farm Woman’s Club Kimberly Lucile Hodkins Frances Warren William Joseph W. M. Plymal Plymal

President To Appoint Red Cross Committee At March Meeting

The Rhododendron Garden club met at Mrs. C. C. Drewry's home on West Virginia Street. Chair man Mrs. Coleman L. Schulte announced Red Cross workers would be appointed at the March 14 meeting at Miss Elizabeth Schwank's Crawford street home. Guest Mrs. Stanley Furnald of Rochester NY attended alongside members including Mrs. Holt Kester and several others.

Rhododendron Garden Club C. C. Drewry West Virginia Street Coleman L. Schulte Red Cross Elizabeth Schwank Crawford Street Stanley Furnald Rochester New York Holt Kester Kester Schulte Esther Brash Everette Keyser Margaret Phipps Grace Wilkes Blanche Spangler Kathleen Anderson Lois Drewry Joan Wilkes

Conference Draws About 100 Baptist Leaders

Approximately 100 church leaders from the area attended the evangelistic conference yesterday afternoon at First Baptist church. State leaders present included Rev. J. William Bonner of Fairmont chairman of the state commission on evangelism, Rev. Ernest L. Honts of Charleston president of the West Virginia Baptist convention, Rev. Hugh D. Pickett of Parkersburg executive secretary of the West Virginia Baptist convention, Rev. William J. McCullough of Philadelphia eastern area director in evangelism, Rev. Henry Bell of New Jersey director of World Mission crusade for West Virginia, Rev. Asa B. Harris Jr. of Parkersburg state director of Christian education, and Miss Esmah A. Orcutt of Parkersburg director of state children's work.

First Baptist Church J. William Bonner Fairmont State Commission On Evangelism Ernest L. Honts Charleston West Virginia Baptist Convention Hugh D. Pickett Parkersburg William J. McCullough Philadelphia Henry Bell New Jersey World Mission Crusade West Virginia Asa B. Harris, Jr Christian Education Esmah A. Orcutt

Soldiers Honored By Party Before Departures

Corpral Dewey Brunty son of Mrs Viola Brunty of Fairdale and Private Gerald Hawley son of Mr and Mrs Roy Hawley of Fairdale were feted at a farewell dance before reporting back to duty. Brunty logged 27 months overseas in the European theater and heads to Fort Meade Maryland February 28 after a 90 day leave. Hawley enjoyed a 30 day furlough and will return to Fort Meade February 23.

Dewey Brunty Viola Brunty Fairdale Gerald Hawley Roy Hawley Brunty Fort George G. Meade Maryland Hawley Fort Meade

Group Plans To Serve Delegates At Youth Retreat

Group seven of the Women's council of the First Christian church organized plans to serve dinner for delegates attending a Youth Retreat on March 1 2 and 3. Mrs R S Hornbrook led the devotional study and donations were received for the Pine Crest patient fund, chaired by Mrs W E Cash. At meeting close, Mrs Frank Meadows and Mrs Arthur Rees invited members to White Cross Pharmacy for refreshments.

First Christian Church Women’s Council R. S. Hornbrook Pinecrest W. E. Cash Frank Meadows Arthur Rees White Cross Pharmacy

Young Women’s Auxiliary Circle Hosts Meeting at First Baptist

Mrs Ardell Warden hosted circle three of the Young Women’s Auxiliary at First Baptist Church. Leader Mrs Ann Griffith led the business session and Mrs Beulah Whitener led devotionals. A love offering funded replacement dishes. 16 members attended including Mrs Lois Davis of Mount Vernon Ohio formerly Lois Dickerson. A hamburger fry is planned March 21 at the church.

Ardell Warden First Baptist Church Ann Griffith Beulah Whitener Lois Davis Mount Vernon Ohio

Bluefield Man Sings At Lincoln School Open House

Henry Fortune a Bluefield baritone will sing several solos at Lincoln School P T A open house tomorrow at 7 30 p m Earl Yates announces Miss Mona Wood chairs the program and dancers from Lincoln and Emma Sirocco Beard schools perform including St Louis Blues G I Jive and military tap with Virginia Webb Jackie Kosnoski Dorothy Woodyard Carol Sue Truman and Rose Harvey in numbers.

Henry Fortune Bluefield Lincoln School Earl Yates Mona Wood Emma Sirocco Beard St. Louis Bailey Groseclose Graham Blevins Mike Vecellio Charles Sanger R. L Stewart Dana Amick C. W. Thrall A. L. Cole John Tanner C. O. Bartnett John Pedro C. H. Canterbury

Local Young People Hold Skating Party

The Stamaford skating rink hosted a Christian Endeavor party from First Christian church. Attendees include Jonalee Trail Nancy Waulk Betty Lee Courey Patty Murdock Phyllis Hall Eva Mae Blanc Betty Jo Mahood Betty Lou Thorne Betty Marshall Jean Marshall Ruth Kennison Betty Jo Lilly Janice Gadd Joyce Nelly Betty Sayers Pfc Don Mitchell Jack Mitchell Winston Shumaker Pedro Treadway Sammy Kincaid Ben Terry Bill Bowman Melvin Dixon Bob Wilmouth Eddie Peters Clay Price George Courey Charles Shields Hal Price Dallas Thomas Jake Kennison Bill Wright Johnny Coner Jimmy Mahood David Lilly Ralph Meador Harold Slater and counselors Mr and Mrs Jimmy Fleshman.

Stamaford Christian Endeavor Society The First Christian Church Jonalee Ben Terry Bill Bowman Melvin Dixon Bob Wilmouth Eddie Peters Clay Price George Courey Charles Shields Hal Price Dallas Thomas Jake Kennison Bill Wright Johnny Coner Jimmy Mahood David Lilly Ralph Meador Harold Slater Jimmy Fleshman

Rummage Sale Planned By Local Groups At Maxwell-Keyser

A rummage sale is set for tomorrow starting at 9 a.m. in the Maxwell Keyser building by groups two and three. Last night the former group met at Mrs. T. R. Wilson’s Kanawha Street home with Mrs. Roy Millican leading devotion. Mrs. Eugene Scott led Africa missionary study. The group planned to aid the Youth Retreat banquet on March 1. Sixteen attended, including five guests.

Maxwell-Keyser First Christian Church T. R. Wilson Kanawha Street Roy Millican Eugene Scott Africa

Lions Club Planning Style Show Date Set

The Lions club general committee met with Matson the chairman in Robert J. Ashworth offices to discuss plans. April 2 has been set as the tentative date for the show according to committee members.

Lions Club Matson Robert J. Ashworth

World Day of Prayer Planned at St Stephen’s Church

Mrs Garner Williams president of the General Missionary society of First Baptist announced the World Day of Prayer service for March 8 at St Stephen’s Episcopal Church on Woodlawn Avenue. The society’s next general meeting will be a covered dish dinner March 2 at 6 30 p m on the first floor of the church. Circle one led by Mrs O W Godby had the most members present and about 80 members attended.

Garner Williams General Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church St. Stephen's Episcopal Church Woodlawn Avenue O. W. Godby

Hugh Peck Leads Games At Meeting At First Methodist

Hugh Peck the recreation chairman led games during the recreation hour after the high school class of the First Methodist church met last night. Mrs John Gwynn taught, Harry Lovell presided, members discussed a class name but could not decide. Lorraine Howers and Rose Marie Kidd served refreshments to Betty Hungate, Harry Lovell, Hugh Peck, Ellen Roush, Bonnie Ford, Elizabeth Bird, Dana Mansus and Rita Burleigh.

Hugh Peck First Methodist Church John Gwynn Harry Lovell Lorraine Howers Rose Marie Kidd Betty Hungate Ellen Roush Bonnie Ford Elizabeth Bird Dana Mansus Rita Burleigh

Dr B R Lakin To Return As Guest Speaker At Memorial Church Beckley

Dr B R Lakin will return as guest speaker this Sunday at 11 am in Memorial Baptist Church Beckley continuing a city wide evangelistic series in the Memorial building. Last Sunday five people joined the church after his address and the pastor Rev C E Walker invites the public to attend the morning service.

B. R. Lakin Memorial Building Beckley Memorial Baptist Church Dr. Lakin C. FE. Walker

Bridge Party Honors Next Month's Bride

Five tables of bridge were in play at Mrs. R. Schwank's home on Crawford Avenue last night. Miss Mary Alice Bruster, future bride of Harry H. Mayse of Brooklyn, was honored by Miss Elizabeth Schwank Mrs. L. H. Hartung and Mrs. D K Shroyer. Prizes went to Mrs. Marie Ames high score, Mrs. W C Mays second, and Miss Bruster floating prize. The hosts presented a gift to the honoree. Spring flowers decorated the home and bridal motifs shaped the refreshments served to a long list of guests including Miss Bruster and her mother Nina Bruster.

R. Schwank Crawford Avenue Elizabeth Schwank L. H. Hartung DK. Shroyer Mary Alice Bruster Harry H. Mayse Brooklyn Marie Ames W.C. Mays Bruster Miss Bruster John Gorsica Kermit Locke Crewe Maples Fred Hurt Sarah Rader Martie Ames

Tareee Petroleum Record From Betyg China 1939

In 1939 a note records Tareee petroleum production in Betyg, China, while the referent nation is described as a fat country. The entry links ancient timing and modern resource activity with limited context.

Tareee Betyg China

Birth announced for Janet Lou Neal in Raleigh

Mr and Mrs Harry A Neal of Calloway Heights announce the birth of a daughter on Sunday morning February 17 at Raleigh General Hospital named Janet Lou Mrs Neal is formerly Irene Harvey

Harry A. Neal Calloway Heights Raleigh General Hospital Janet Lou Neal Irene Harvey

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