Entertainment Schedule For Jaycee Wives Weekend
Wives of Jaycees attending the State executive board meeting in Beckley will enjoy a series of events hosted by local Jayceeettes. Tea hosted by Mrs Hulett C Smith Saturday 2 to 4 at Harper Road. cocktails at Black Knight Country Club 6 15 p m. dinner 7 p m. speaker Richard Kemler national president Taycees. music by Dave Carter and his Mt Hope orchestra. Sunday brunch 10 to 1 at Beckley Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaycees
State Executive Board
Beckley
Saycee-ettes
Hulett C. Smith
Harper Road
Henry Houchins
The
Jayceeettes
William Brewster
Ben McManus
Black Knight Country Club
Fbe Hulett Smith
Beckley Junior ‘Chamber of Commerce
Smith
McManus
Country Club
Richard Kemler
Taycees
Dave Carter
Mt. Hope
Beckley Hotel
Houchins
W. BE. Sutphin
Brrs
William Laren
Charles Higginbotham
Ben Kelly
R. G. Pugh
Jaycee-ettes
Sectional Bridge Tournament Set Beckley Group to Host Here
The Southern West Virginia Bridge League plans a sectional tournament in April sanctioned by the American Contract Bridge League. Players from Virginia and neighboring states are expected to attend the spring event. At last night’s Coca Cola Building meeting, Russ Dalton was named temporary game director after a transfer to Charleston, with William Klein as tournament chairman. Temporary secretary Robert Scott will oversee treasurer duties until April elections. Six tables played in the master point event, led by Sam Hochman and William Klein with 76 points.
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Southernwest Virgina Bridge League
American Contract Bridge League
Real Virginia
Coca-Cola
Russ Dalton
Charleston
William Klein
Robert Scott
Sam Hochman
William Kiein
Robert Biggs
M. K. Workman
Clyde Minster
Rob
Miss Elladean Pickle Named Vice President Of Guild
Elladean Pickle was elected vice president of the Wesleyan Service Guild of The Methodist Temple at a Monday meeting hosted by Mrs. Ruby Jo Farley and Mrs. Hazel Greeland of 108 Mason Street. She succeeds Virginia Huddleston who resigned due to ill health. Armine Kell was elected treasurer to replace Mrs. Millard Jackson, who is moving out of state. Refreshments were served to eight members and two guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eladean Pickle
Elladean Pickle
Wesleyan Service Guild
Methodist Temple
Ruby Jo Farley
Hazel Greenland
Mason Street
Virginia Huddleston
Millard Jackson
Armine Kell
Easy to Make Oh what a beautiful Morning Glory Pinafore
Thrifty dress pattern offers multiple styles including pinny sundress and skirt with a button-on bib. Transfer chart shows sizes 2 4 6. Send twenty cents to The Raleigh Register for pattern 7 at 239 Household Arts Center P O Box 168 Old Chelsea Station New York 11 NY. Include name address zone and pattern number.
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Raleigh, Register
Household Arts
P. O
Chelsea Station
New York
N.Y
Alice Brooks
Legion Auxiliary Supports Tb Fund And Family Needs
Auxiliary to the American Legion Post 32 contributed 13 dollars to the Raleigh County Tuberculosis Association. At a Memorial Building meeting 25.89 dollars was spent from the welfare fund for a veteran’s family. Membership stands at 120 with a campaign to 150. Guests included Kermit Locke and Tommy Jones discussing Congress legi slation. Lois Thurmond announced ongoing efforts. E. H. Richmond honored at Pluto home for 77th birthday with family guests.
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Raleigh County
American Legion
Legion Room
Memorial Building
Lois Thurmond
W. C. Kautz
C. E. Davis
Kermit Locke
Post 32
Tommy §. Jones
Congress
The
Legion
Auxiliary
Floyd Sayre
Mrs Reginald Mevers Addresses Senior Girl Scouts on Grooming
Mrs Reginald Mevers spoke to Senior Girl Scout Troop 16 at the Girl Scout office on good grooming. She emphasized cleanliness, skin care, posture, rest, breathing, and diet, with leaflets on cosmetics. Sylvia Cox modeled techniques. attendees included Glenda McKinney, Jodie Lamb, Patricia Kenney, Frances Sayre, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reginald Mevers
Girl Scout Office
Meyers
Sylvia Cox
Glenda McKinney
Jodie Lamb
Patricia Kenney
Frances Sayre
Georgina ‘Daniel
Carolyn Tully
Mildred
Lively
Sayce Whitener
Sylvia Water Glass
Cox
Sue Cox
Pegay Scott
H. J. Abbing
Mrs Worthy Harris Hosts Shady Spring Circle
Mrs Worthy Harris hosted last night for the Ladies Missionary Circle of Shady Spring Baptist Church. Devotionals by Mrs E W Powers, prayer by Mrs E L Vass who read a poem Try Asking God by Kate Smith, and a piano program by Mrs E W Powers. Lonnie Linkows to host Feb 13 with nine members and a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worthy Harris
Ladies Missionary Circle
Shady Spring Baptist Church
W. Powers
E. L. Vass
God
Kate Smith
E. W. Powers
Lonnie Linkows
October Birthstone and Flower Names in A Calendrical List
The text presents an October pairing, stating the flower as galdenrad or pampom and the birthstone as apal or tourmaline. It reads as a compendium of alternate names for the month’s symbolic plant and gem without specifying a single definitive pairing.
Incidents In The Lives Of People You Know
Dorothy Amick records social updates from Huntington area residents. Mrs. W. E. Straughan returns home from Athens Ohio with son William Straughan resuming at Ohio University. George W. Ballard returns from Raleigh North Carolina with grandson George Stelman. Julia Winston Clay heads to Petersburg Florida for an indefinite visit with sister Mrs. Jennet W. Hartley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Amick
W. E. Straughan
Burgess Street
William Sprouse
Donald White
Longacre
Arthur Rees
Austin Avenue
J. W.ailstock
J. W., Ailstock
Harper Road
Ailstock
Hungran
Pusan
Korea
Lettie Ward
Carter Street
Alice Bean
St. Mary's School of Nursing
Huntington
Robert Bean
Cresent Road
George W. Ballard
Pinecrest
Charles H. Bower
Taeger
Nora Bennett
Abraham
St. Mary's Hospital
A. 8. Manning
Glen White
Princeton
Julia W. Clay
Pfe
Winston E. Shumaker
First Marines
First Division
Yokosuka
Japan
Ray Woods
Hamlin
Inlaw
Jay Woods
Woodlawn Avenue
L. H. Echols
Saeger
G. E. Wood
Sophia
H. E. Melton
Ellison Avenue
David Jayne
Perry W. Melton
Charleston
Reber, Bean
John Wesley Wood
Beckley Hospital
Richard White
Raleigh
James Hollingsworth
James
Paul Stanley
S. Kanawha Street
New Orleans
A. J. Adams
Limit Street
Bluefield
M. H. Lucas
Bertha Hubbie
Ralph Andrews
Pershing Street
Robert MacNeish, II
Westwood Drive
Buchiel
Columbus
T. E. Bazzarre
Judy and
Thomas
Elkins Street
Covington
I. R. Johnson
George Fisher
J. C. Hill
Orcande
Miami
Fla
Ruben Cook
Muntington
CO. Young
West C Street
A. R. Cook
Stamford
E. W. Huddleston
Russell, Ky
Three Hostesses Fete A Richmond At Party
Betty Riffe Patty Dillon and Patsy Price hosted a party honoring M Richmond of MacArthur Games. Games were played and prizes awarded to Betty Riffe Jo Groseclose and Shirley Walker. Refreshments served to a long list of guests and chaperons including Mrs Rife Mrs Dillon Mrs Carter and Mrs Price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Riffe
Patty Dillon
Patsy Price
M Richmond
MacArthur
Jo Groseclose
Shirley Walker
Jackie Groseclose
Anna Richmond
Dickie Groseclose
Billy Walton
Richard Riffe
Betty DeHart
Raymond Cook
Bernie Jenkins
Patty Jenkins
Jankie Jenkins
Mary Palleteri
Paul Walton
Charles
Square And Compasses Open House At Temple
The Square And Compasses Clubs announce an open house tomorrow at 8 PM at the Masonic Temple on Howe Street to celebrate the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Rist Jr. The infant Stephen Moore weighed 7 pounds 14 ounces at Beckley Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Rist, Jr
Masonic Temple
Howe
Telephone Bridge and Canasta Party by Xi Beta Chapter
Xi Beta Chapter Beta Sigma Phi schedules a telephone bridge and canasta event for the month at Richmond Building with Mars Warly walk as hostess. Walter Humphrey presides as chapter president. Miss Elladean Pickle reports on charitable letter. Miss Armanda Kell leads conservation talk with a controlled conversation reading and a play. Meeting set for Jan 23 at Mrs Kenneth Seelinger’s home. 10 members attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Sigma Phi
Richmond
Mars
H. Holliday
Walter Humphrey
Ous
William Dale
Uohiday
Rumphrey
Kenneth Seelinger
Bridget Rose
Pickle
Annual Valentine Dance Set By Beckley Hospital Nurses
Beckley Hospital Elks Club hosts the annual Valentine Dance for staff and nurses. Miss Louise Acker chairs the event with Winder directing. Feb 9 date, 9 p.m. to 1 a.m., planning team includes Josephine Greer, Helen Baxcarre, Betty Cumbo, and Mary Louise Stacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beckley Hospital
Beckley of
Elks Club
Technica
Aresand
Comarit Winder
Louise Acker
Wate
Josephine Greer
Helen Baxcarre
Betty Cumbo
Mary Louise iStacy
Eagles Auxiliary Plans Dinner And Initiation
The Eagles Auxiliary arranged a February dinner to initiate new members. Mrs. Mabel Reeder announced final plans at the club rooms. Twenty five members attended last night’s meeting where old business was reviewed and plans for the coming year were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles
Mabel Reeder
Veg Pom
Cnming
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Jaycee Meet
Jaycee
W. E. Sutphin
Huzett Smith
Ert Scott
James Scot
Team One
Winnner
Team
aGce
A. R. Koch
Optometrist Beckley Water Co
Heber St
Legion Auxiliary
E. H. Richmond
Pluto
John W. Eye
Orville Hall
C. C. Smith
Billy Richmond
Ray Akers
Azel Bragg
Beaver
Hubert Richmond
Lacy Bragg
Reno Richmond
Naval Academy At
Annapolis
Mrs. Earl Guddleston
Lydia Pinkham
Louise
A. Richmond
Sam Roberts
Tri- Angle Club
Pinecrest Sanitarium
S. Koppe
Ella- Dean Pickle
Armanda Kell
Mombers
Del-Mar
Oasis
Lustre Creme
Curtin
Lee Dillon
Meredi Frances Fy
Juanita Porter
Th Goins
Jason Goins
Vanity Bean
Helene Curtis
Jens Richmond
Fiyera Richa
Prince St
Ty Shop
Eva Doyle Bate
Valda Sherman
Akers Electric Company
Fayetteville, W. Va
Farmer's Equipt. & Sup. Co
Alderson, W. Va
Hines Electric Store
Hines
W. Va
Rakes Hardware Co
Beckley Music & Electric Co
Belle Furniture Co
Oak Hill, W. Va
Nickell’s
Ronceverte
R. M. Rhodes Hardware Co
Mount Hope
Wyoming Lumber & Supply Co
Bluefield Supply Co
Bluefield, W. Va
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