Incidents In The Lives Of People You Know
Mrs. Harry W. Hall travels to Washington DC for family illness. Many holiday visits include Connie Bryson of Charleston and F B Bryson in Beckley, with relatives in Clintwood Virginia, Bristol Tennessee, and Charleston. Other guests stay with the Halls and Brysons during the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry W. Hall
Granvile Ave
Washington, D. C
Fredrick W. Ford
Alexandria Va
Earl Dalton
Lilly Heights
Charles Crawford Bluefield
J.C. Fleming
Clintwood
Graci Hill
Bristol, Tenn
Connie Sue
Lawn ‘Wood Terrace
Larry Jarrett
Vine St
Mineral Springs
N.C
Richard Jarrett
Paul Payne
Charleston
Woodlawn Ave
J. A. “Hunt
Ford Fink
Parsons
John Wirlz
Raleigh Heights
Wirlz
Jack Cooper
Inlaw
Dick Hort
Morgantown
Norfolk
Minister and Wife Honored Before Mabscott Move
Rev. and Mrs. James H. Neal are moving to Parkersburg as he accepts the pastorate of the Laukport Baptist Church. The couple were feted at a Mabscott farewell party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. William Vaughn with co hosts Mrs. Arnold Flemming and Mrs. Everett Gadey. The Golden Age Club January meeting is canceled. a covered dish supper at the Woman's Clubhouse on Park Ave is planned for Monday Feb 4 at 6 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkersburg
James H. Neal
Laukport Baptist Church
Baptist Church of
Woman's Clubhouse
Park Ave
Lena Thompson
Family named in Dahlgreen and Multens notice
Scherick and their sons Eddie and Tommy of Dahlgreen Virginia and Mr and Mrs Harry Stewart and sons Kelly Mark and Timothy of Multens are referenced in a local notice context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scherick
Eddie
Tommy
Dahlgreen
Harry
Stewart
Kelly
Mark
Timothy
Multens
Carol Sue Willis Engaged To Marry
The betrothal of Miss Carol Sue Willis to Airman 3 C Oswald Wade Cummings was announced by her parents Mr and Mrs James Albert Willis of Mabscott. Cummings, a Woodrow Wilson High School graduate, is a nurse’s aide at Beckley Hospital and is stationed with the U S Air Force in Tripoli North Africa. Wedding plans are incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Sue] Willis
C. Oswald Wade
Cummings
Seldom
Mabscott
James Albert Willis
MacArthur
Rayleigh County
Beckley Hospital
Woodrow Wilson High Schools
U.S. Air Force
Tripoli
North Africa
Marriage Permit Applications in Haleigh County Court
A list of marriage license applications recorded by the Haleigh County Court clerk includes Alvin R. Cook and Marilyn Louise Wood Beckley and Beaver residents Waller Dunker and Betty Lou Whitt West Alexander and Lillybrook, Grimes and Gloria Wilson Cleveland and Crab Orchard, Houchins and Dorothy Wayne Beckley, Reed and Patricia Light Glen Daniel, Sydenstricker and Norma Nickell Beckley and Mabscott, Webb and Alma Evans Maynor, with several other couple pairings and ages noted. An image text note discusses display ideas for shelf décor using alternating high and low china pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin R. Cook
P. A. ‘Cook
Beckley
Marilyn Louise Wood
Nellie Wood
Beaver
Newton, Wood
Elmer R Chambers
Gilbert Chambers
Biichton
Nancy Carol Burnside
Woodrow Burnside
Dry Creek
Uo ’ Waller’ F. Dunker
Lawson
Dorothy Wayne
William Wayne
Reginald G. Reed
Jacob Reed
Stephenson
Patricia Louie Light
Fred Cash
Alma Light
Glen Daniel
Jack Sydenstricker
James Sydenstricker
Norma Nickell
Lubricant Tips for Drawers and Sliding Doors
A plain soap applied along the drawer track or guide serves as a good lubricant. Beeswax also works well for sliding surfaces. Do not use oil as a lubricant.
Double Ring Ceremony Unites Peggy Hodge and Don Cline
Peggy Joyce Hodge and Don Edward Cline were married December 29 at The Regular Baptist Church Johnstown Road in a double ring ceremony. Rev. Everett R. Shafer officiated at 6:30 p.m. The bride, daughter of Roy Hodge, wore a beige princess style dress with beige and navy accessories and an orchid corsage. Attendant Iris Moore wore navy and white with a white carnation corsage. Cline, son of Mrs. E. R. Cline and the late Mr. Cline of Coal City, is a Stoco High and Concord alum. He works with American Flyers Inc. in Fort Worth, Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peggy Hodge
Don E. Cline
Regular Baptist Church
Johnstown Rd
Peggy Joyce Hodge
Don Edward Cline
Cere Fon
Jony
Everett R. Shafer
Cline
Stocol
Concord
Roy Hodge
Aan Beckley
E. R. Cline
Te United Mine Workers
Coal City
Erica
Beckley Girls Host Tea Dance at Black Knight Club
Beckley women hosted a tea dance with Miss Susan Johnson Miss Nancy Lewis and Miss Killy Walker as hostesses at the Black Knight Country Club. The Princeton Orchestra supplied music for an event attended by about 250 guests from 4 to 9 p.m. at the club ballroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beckley
Black Knight Club
Black Knight Country Club
Susan Johnson
Nancy Lewis
Killy Walker
Princeton
Miss Johnson
M.A. Johnson
Grainville Ave
Lewis
Charles S. Lewis Jr
Virginia Sty
Miss Walker
A. J. Walker
Kanawha St
Fresh Bacon Broiler Promises Easy Oven Grilling
A scanned tip notes frozen meats stay best in a zero or below freezer for months, or days in the ice cube compartment once thawed. It advises using meat the next day after thawing and recommends a new hand sized broiler with an easy grill rack for oven use to boost flavor.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sam Wochmsin
Irving Rapaport
New York City
Hochmans
Tool
Allan
Aml Richard
Mason, St
New York
Barbara Sue Lyon
Ohio University
Columbus
Ohio
Dorisse Garrison
Cookeville, Tenn
David’ Lynn
Ernest and Ernest Accounting Co
Nashville
Tenn
George Dosch
Lance Richard
Bellevue By
A. L. Rohrer
J. B. Yoak Jr
Methodist Temple Sunnday
Rohrer
Frances Rohrer
Louisville
John C. Morton
Mary Constance and
Jackson
Isabel Morton
McLean
Granville Ave
Henry Towles Vaughan
Edgar Lee Vaughan
San Francisco
Calif
Rudolph Schwartze
William
David Linn Hall
Clendenin
J.P. Colfer Jr
Rg.broaddus
P. Cofer
Bluefield
Cofer
Dee
London
England
Broaddus
Clyde Meador
Quarry St.o
E.L
Crompton’s
Main St
Carol Sue Willis
Haleigh County
China
Iris Moore
Thomas Cline
Stoco High School
American Flyers Inc
Fort Worth, Tex
Willie McGehee
Just
Kay McDowell
McCreery Fhone
For
S. Fayette ST. Beckley
Huh
Pequot
Sultanus
Cannon Towels
Ward
Colton
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