Friday Schedule of Local Women's Group Meetings
The Beaver Baptist Church Ladies Mission Circle meets at 7 30 p m at the church. Queen Esther Court No 53 Heroines of Jericho holds a 5 30 p m gathering at G Street location.
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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1963
Page
5
The Beaver Baptist Church Ladies Mission Circle meets at 7 30 p m at the church. Queen Esther Court No 53 Heroines of Jericho holds a 5 30 p m gathering at G Street location.
Saturday gatherings listed for two clubs half an hour apart. Miss Marlene Burke hosts at 500 F Street at 7 p.m. and Mrs Loreen Hairston hosts at 110 Ringleben Street at 7 30 p.m.
The Monday gathering of Coal City Chapter No. 136, Order of the Eastern Star, features a program honoring the conductress and associate conductress with a 7:30 p.m. start.
Tuesday Group No 2 of the Christian Women’s Fellowship meets in the church parlor at 7 30 p m with Mrs Gilbert Feazell as leader. American Legion Auxiliary Unit No 32 holds a special program in Memorial Building Room Six at 8 p m Circle No 4 Crab Orchard meets at 1 30 p m Circle No 2 Crab Orchard hosts Captain James Allen Chapter DAR at Mrs J A Hunt 700 Woodlawn Ave 2 p m Columbine Garden Club gathers at Mrs Cleon Sarandon 317 Woodlawn Ave 1 30 p m Belmont Homemakers Club meets at Mrs Cleo Boyden Gregory Street 6 30 p m Highland Garden Club at Mrs John A Hedrick 309 3rd Ave 1 15 p m.
The Friends of the Raleigh County Library host an open meeting at the library with a book review by Mrs. James W Wither spoon at 7 30 p m Circle No 1 of Crab Orchard Baptist Church convenes at the church at 1 30 p m
Group 1 of Christian Women team hosts a Builders' Classroom session at 7 30 p m with Miss Kathryn Murray as leader. The workshop takes place at Mrs Albert Hughes home on Gregory Street beginning at 6 p m.
Applications for marriage licenses show multiple couples listed in Raleigh County Court records. Names include Homer Ray Richmond and Bobbie Anderson Hawley. Lewis Jennings Vass and Shelby Lee Dozier. Ronald Louis Holland and Amelia Dues. Carlos Dale Perkins and Elsie June Akers. with ages and parental details.
A recipe from the appliance manufacturers association test kitchens uses instant mashed potatoes. Boil sour cream water salt and butter, stir in mashed potato envelope, then garnish with bacon and chopped scallions or chives.
Dear Polly offers quick home hacks from stain removal to simple party favors. Practical tips suggest decals on glass for safety, a bridal shower heart favor, medicine safety tips, paper cup as a medicine cup, salad dressing holders in peppers, and cleaning parchment lamp shades with milk.
Mr and Mrs George Catlett Daniels announce daughter Kanita Kay born December 17 at 4 18 am weighing 6 pounds 13 ounces in Beckley Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Tucker Prosperity announce daughter Cheryl Kay born December 19 at 11 17 am weighing 7 pounds 2 ounces. Mr and Mrs Walter E James MacArthur announce daughter Terry Lynn born December 20 at 11 22 am weighing 8 pounds 1 ounce. Mr and Mrs Abner Lester Cool Ridge announce daughter Phyllis Ann born December 21 at 11 12 pm weighing 7 pounds 10 and 12 ounces.
A whimsical offer promotes an Italian handmade sweater featuring trims of monkey fur or ostrich feathers. Critics question ethics and fashion impact while shoppers weigh exotic luxury against taste and practicality.
In care of The Raleigh Register Polly invites readers to submit ideas for Polly's Pointers. A bright new silver dollar awaits if Polly uses your suggestion.
Mrs. H. C. Ballou of 101 Calloway St. is in Raleigh General Hospital in satisfactory condition after New Year’s Day treatment. Walter James of James Dairy, observed since Dec. 28, expected home today. Several families host holiday visitors including Darrow Hairston and Alice Hairston at Stotesbury, and Miss Susie Dean of Asbury Park.
Cotton terry cloth expands beyond towels into fashion with resort collections. Woven and knitted terry appear in subtle sepia and turquoise with avant garde prints, including large abstracts, florals and bold stripes. Terry outfits like a beach coverup or shopping wear showcase fluid lines and new textures.
A simple potpourri of root vegetables uses equal portions of turnips carrots and parsnips. Cook in salted water then drain and mash or sieve. Season with salt pepper and butter for a flavorful side dish.
After Christmas the task is to find housing for new toys and games. The piece notes storage needs for different types of playthings and suggests steel cabinets with drawers and shelves as a versatile solution, plus tips on reinforcing fragile boxes and using plastic freezer bags to group small parts.
Fashion notes warn that mixing furs is trendy this year but stresses harmony in color and texture. Improper pairing creates a bizarre effect and should be avoided by buyers.
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