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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1966
Page
5
Local organizations are invited to submit calendar announcements by 10 a.m. for the regular or special events column. Send notices to the Women’s Department in Beckley. entries must reach the office by 10 a.m. Saturday. Include contact number 983-9081 for inquiries.
A brief activity notice sets Monday events at Fork District Woman's Elementary near Sebel Rock Creek at 7 p m with details scant in the readable text.
The fragment notes a ceremony at Stanaford in Mont Vernon, referencing Mrs. Robertson as a resident. Details are incomplete, with unclear wording and missing dates or further actions.
The Mission Circle of the First Mission Church holds a meeting in the afternoon at the church. Attendees gather to discuss church activities and community outreach.
Tuesday gathering at 808 Johnstown Road hosted by the Raleigh Navy Mothers Club in the home of H. B. Atkin's son. Begins at 7 30 PM.
A fragment notes a regular meeting of the Daughters group at First Christian Church at 1 30 p m with unclear details due to damaged text. The readable portion confirms the church affiliation and time but missing context on event purpose or date.
The item lists L Varn Jr and Glen White with a time noted as 7 30 p m suggesting a scheduled event. Details are sparse and do not provide a location or purpose of the gathering.
Maxwell Hill County Life Group plans a community building event at 7:30 p m with details to be announced by organizers.
A church program at United Church is scheduled for 10 30. The notice references a Presbyterian era context and invites attendance. Further details are unclear in the fragment.
The Phymosia Garden Club, hosted by Mrs. Thomas Keyser, gathers at 120 Granville Avenue at 1 30 p.m. to discuss plans and activities for the season.
Dry Hill Home Demonstration Club holds a dinner meeting at 6:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. R. F. Wildey 205 Dry Hill Road. Xi Beta Chapter of Beta Sigma meets at the home of Mrs Mire Phillip Noel in Prosperity at 6 p.m.
At 6 30 p m the lodge holds a regular meeting at the Masonic Temple on Howe Street. An 8 p m session of Alcoholics Anonymous convenes at the Beck ley Mountain Air Rest Home by pass opposite the Armory.
Senior High Youth and members of the Woman's Club hold activities at the Arts and Crafts Building AY and Park Avenue clubhouse. Ceramics class runs from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. and the youth group meets 3 to 5 p.m. at the Park Avenue location.
Preceptor Gamm of ou Assembly ing Room 7 30 p m The Women s Society of Christian Service of the Methodist Temple meet at church 7 30 p m executive board 7 p m
Volunteer desk at Red Cross Hospital Room 410 Bair Building opens in the morning to assist visitors and respond to inquiries.
The THURSDAY session of the Licensed Practical Nurses Association of West Virginia District 3 meets at 7:30 p.m. A Willing Workers Club assembly is set for Marsh Fork Rod and Gun Club at 1 p.m. The K-Debs Subdeb assembly is noted for Arnett.
Raleigh County Parents League meets with the Women’s Clubhouse on Park Ave at 8 p.m. Alcoholics Anonymous holds a meeting at Stephen’s Episcopal Church in the evening.
Xi Chi Exemplar Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi plans to award the exemplar degree to Mrs. Jack Murdock at a Tuesday meeting hosted by Mrs. Carlile Moye. The event follows a recent chapter gathering at Mrs. Don Kelly’s home and includes a rush party set for February 22.
Good sense and forethought can reduce winter sport injuries. Check equipment condition, especially sleds and skates, before use. Ensure steering and blades are secure and appropriate for the child’s skill level to avoid fractures or immobility.
Judea Shrine No. 13 of the Order of the White Shrine of Jerusalem will hold its meeting Tuesday night at 8 in the Masonic Temple on Howe Street. Guests will include members of Stella Mantis Shrine No. PLANS WILL be completed for a pancake event if the local shrine is go on Feb. 7 from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. in the same room. Miss Elizabeth Williams Ravencliff, worthy high priestess, has announced Mrs. Myrtle Boso will chair the hostess committee for the reception to follow the meeting, with Mrs. Andrew Ellison assisting as co-chairman. Other hosts and hostesses are Mr. and Mrs. Phil.
Mrs. Charles S. Lewis has returned home from major surgery at Beckley Hospital three weeks ago. Mrs. M. B. Smisko had cataract surgery at Beckley Upe Regional Hospital. Mrs. W. F. Weaver and Mrs. Ivory Owens were admitted for observation at Beckley area facilities.
David Poore formerly of Beckley and now in Point Pleasant was admitted Sunday to Beckley Hospital and underwent surgery this morning. He is manager of Pearte Ian Tire Products in Point Pleasant. His wife and sons Mark and Bryan visit his mother Frances Poore of Raleigh and her parents Mr.
Italian fashion week showcased geometric design with a refined hand. Pucci featured color blocks and curved boundaries in cashmere for day wear and bold black white for evening. Fabiani presented triangular motifs in flaring coats and slashed collars, while silhouettes emphasized mobility and dramatic shapes.
Gulf Woman's Club members distributed a self-survey titled What's Your Opinion at the clubhouse meeting led by President Mrs Lenore McPherson. The exercise aims to gather frank views for upcoming discussions while noting unsigned reports encourage honesty.
The Women's Improvement League installed officers at the January meeting held at Mrs. Simeon Warren's home at 729 South Fayette St. The installation was conducted by Mrs. Nunally Cook. New officers named include Warren as president, Etre as first vice president, Clifton Neely as second vice president, Ollie Trotter as treasurer, Mary Moton as secretary, and O. T. Wilkerson as assistant secretary. Partial arrangements were made for the West Virginia Federation of Women's Improvement Clubs meeting, with reports on visits to shut-ins. Mrs. Nannie Hughes served as co-hostess and a plate luncheon was served. Other attendees included Mrs. Pearl Pickens, Mrs. Trotter, Mrs. Mayme Tatum, Mrs. Alvah Haynes, Mrs. Cora Har-Mis, Mrs. Willie Mackens, Mrs. De Taylor, Mrs. William Beverly, and Mrs. Morton.
A guide lists practical bath time items within reach including soft cheesecloth washcloths cotton swabs a large bath towel a small towel for drying a bath apron a paper bag or hamper for soiled clothes and a diaper pail to simplify baby bath routines.
The review highlights the designer Fabiani focusing on hemline details and curving lines from bosom to waist. Key palette features white, grays, soft greens and yellows with sharp oranges to define the collection's look.
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