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Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1953

Page

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Style shifts to the Eternal Triangle in spring fashions

Fashion forecasters say the primrose path is abandoned for the Eternal Triangle. Bodices slim and necklines high give way to cling, wrap, and vine-like silhouettes with wide sleeves. Shorter springs and longer summers bring lightweight woolens, silk coats, and romantic fabrics with muted colors and pinks yellows violets and summer whites. Wedding plans include Esther Muench's engagement to E Douglas Burke Jr.

New York E. Douglas Burke Ernest Once Burke N. Chili N. Y

Social happenings and clubs host events in Raleigh Heights and Beckley

Members of the Typical Teens Club enjoyed a Raleigh Heights slumber party at Miss Nan Whitlock's home. Music by Mrs. Adams and Miss Farley accompanied Circle No. 3 of St. Marys Methodist as they gathered at Mrs. Adams Limit Street home. Beckley Woman's Club program featured harpist Mrs. Klingensmith and vocalist Jack Foster. New members Ms. Koch and Mrs. Pack were welcomed by chairwoman Mrs. Herndon. A wedding at the Crews home joined Jessie Genevieve Kessinger and Airman 2-C Robert Ray Crews, with Crews stationed in Biloxi. Mrs. Crews attends Woodrow Wilson High School. Devotional topics varied with Mr. Higgins leading Circle No. 1 First Methodist on a study titled A New Day.

Raleigh Heights Nan Whitlock John W. Whitlock A. J. Adams Faye Farley St. Mary’s Methodist Church Limit Street Adams Beckley Woman's Club Ralph C. Klingensmith Athens Jack Foster Beckley Roy L. Herndon A. Roberts Koch Lawrence Pack Henry Smith Jessie Genevieve Kessinger J. W._ Kessinger Hedrick St Robert Ray Crews C. W. Crews Hargrove St Crews Groom Woodrow Wilson High School Keesler Air Force Base Biloxi Miss Woodraw Wilson High School Robert Higgins Circle No. 1 First Methodist Church Austin Ave J. LG. Wood C. D. Bostic

What’s Under Your Hat Milliners Driving Women Hatless

New York hair stylist James Caesar objects to deep hats that cover the hair, arguing they hide lovely locks and detract from a woman’s beauty. He advocates cooperating with milliners to create coiffures that blend hats and hair, insisting hats should not conceal the hair but instead frame the face with a soft feminine style.

James Caesar New York James Caesar

Birth Notice Reflects Poetic Verse Form

A birth notice presents a poetic verse describing a newborn, with lines recalling parental joy and family blessing. The fragment emphasizes the child’s entry into life and the surrounding smiles of relatives, framed in a classical verse style.

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