Personal notices from Beckley area residents
Miss Helen Fadeley accepts a post with United Sales and Manufacturing in Cincinnati Ohio. Mrs James G Goodwillie and son Dickie arrive for weekend with her sister Mrs E M Payne Jr. Mr and Mrs Millard French of Dayton Ohio to visit friends and relatives. Mr and Mrs George H Foresman of Bluefield guest of Mr and Mrs Tom Lewis and attended President's Birthday Ball. Miss June Eve Kyle returns home from Beckley Hospital after ten days. Mrs Kela Hall leaves to spend winter in Miami Florida. Mrs H G Sterne heads to Richwood to visit. AFFINITY Mr and Mrs Charlie Hughes and daughter moved here from Stotesbury. Mr and Mrs John Reid of Harper visited J A Reid. Mr H Grimmett shopped in Beckley. Mr and Mrs Lewis Canne and daughter Agnes Marie with Mrs Katherine Saddler and Fred of Crab Orchard visited Mrs Joe Smith. J A Reid, ill but somewhat improved. Mrs Clifford Wallace and Patsy visited relatives in Allen Junction. Mrs Russell Ward, Mrs Henry Roles, and Fred Wills motor to Logan. N E Bumgardner spent weekend in Pocahontas Virginia visiting daughter Mrs Bill Overstreet. Daisy Wills and Ruth Helen Pritchard of Crab Orchard and Mrs Henry Roles visited Reba Wills in Shady Spring Sunday. Clyde Pettry and Granville Saddler were Beckley visitors yesterday.
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Helen Fadeley
United Sales and Manufacturing Company
Cincinnati
Ohio
James G. Goodwillie
Dickie
E. M. Payne
Millard French
Dayton
George H. Foresman
Bluefield
Tom Lewis
South Kanawha Street
Register
Charlie Hughes
Stotesbury
John Reid
Harper
J. A. Reid
H. Grimmett
Beckley
Lewis Canne
Agnes Marie
Katherine Saddler
Fred
Crab Orchard
Joe Smith
Clifford Wallace
Patsy
Allen Junction
Russel Ward
Henry Roles
Fred Wills
Logan
N. E. Bumgardner
Pocahontas
Virginia
Bill Overstreet
Overstreet
Daisy Wills
Ruth
Helen Pritchard
Reba Wills
Clyde Pettry
Granville Saddler
Shower Honors Mrs. Eldén Hodson in Callaway Heights
A miscellaneous shower at Callaway Heights honored Mrs. Eldén Hodson with guests including Mrs. Pat Wheeler and Miss Bessie Meadows. Prizes went to Mrs. Dennie Green, Mrs. Walter Canterbury, and Mrs. Jim Harvey. Mrs. Virginia Verduce performed on accordion as a long list of attendees and gift givers appeared. The Hodsons plan to move to Burgess Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldén Hodson
Callaway Heights
Pat Wheeler
Bessie Meadows
Walter Canterbury
Hodson
Burgess Street
Dennie Green
Jim Harvey
Virginia Verduce
Sarah Kesler
Freda Blair
Ethel— Blair
Jane Thompson
C. & McKinney
Harold Via
John Kelly
Louise Ford
Earl Smith
Nancy Earle
Frank Short
H. J. Holliday
Eldon Hodson
H. Hylton
Benny Green
Alta McKinney
Opal Thompson
Frank Thompson
Lucille Stover
A. DuBose
Don Lilly
Margaret Wheeler
Shower Honors Mrs. Robert Rice at Maxey Home
A miscellaneous shower for Mrs. Robert Rice was hosted by Mrs. Thomas Cochran Mrs Emmett Maxey and Mrs. Lester Maxey at Mrs. George Maxey's home. Prizes went to G. W. Maxey Mrs. Dorothy Blessard and Miss Mabel Vencill amid a guest list including naval brother Carlos Rice and many local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Rice
Thomas Cochran
Emmett Maxey
Lester Maxey
George Maxey
G. W. Maxey
Dorothy Blessard
Mabel Vencill
Carlos
Edward Snow
Jick Pierson
Farrell Rymaent
J. D. Brakefield
G. L. Blessard
Nancy Pigg
Mary Adams
Effie Calvert
Audra Grose
F. E. Justice
Owen Young
O. P. Spencer
Fred Grubb
Walter Smith, Jr
Leroy Meadows
Hazel Armstrong
Quincy Cochran
Paul Underwood
Mabel Vencll
Helen Lester
Billy Graham
Jarrell Adams
Beulah Lester
Junior Lovell
Imogene Young
Coy Brakefield
Troy Green
Junior Race
Dean Stykes
Eula Mullens
Billie Maxey
Macie Maxey
Violet Stykes
Hershell Lilly
Troy Akers
Roy Vance
Billie Johnson
Wanda Atkinson
L. Rylant
Lou Grose
Ivan Grose
Careful Cleaning of Metal Candlesticks
Metal candlesticks often have felt pasted on the undersides of the bases. Do not wet that area while cleaning. Hold the sticks by the bases and quickly dip into sudsy solutions.
First American Newspaper Published in Boston in 1690
A note records that the first American newspaper appeared in Boston in 1690. The milestone marks the growth of colonial press and public dissemination in early American life.
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Boston
Bridal Shower for Mrs Zed Ball in Local Home
Mrs Zed Ball, formerly Ange Barbagalio, hosted a bridal shower for her daughter at their home. Guests enjoyed games and dancing as Claude Roger and his band provided music. Assisting were Blaine Sisson Georgia Barron and Rose Barbagallo. gifts sent by Lacy Meadows Thomas Copen and John Cyphers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Register
Rhodell
Andy Anagonista
Zed Ball
Ange Barbagalio
Ed McBrier
Joe Cello
Willie Mohelis
Joe Gombos
Max Augustine
John Davidson
Red Wyco
Elex Amico
John Romeo
J. B. Nunnally
Alex Hugbert
Bernard Mhornbuckle
Mahuel Farrugia
G. C. Bruce
Tony Farrugia
H. N. Crisp
John Ara
Orville Baugess
Pete l’Ohmas
Rico Thomas
Dewey Harvey
Shadow
Perkins
C. A. Davis
James Dickerson
Buddy Graham
Joe Dickerson
Bob Davidson
Eugene West
Joanna Beavers
Lucille Ball
Katherine D'Antoni
Opal Hopkins
Bootsetcher
Iss Margaret Gombos
Margaret Lopez
Teena Farrugia
Mary Crisp
Lydia Hugbert
Virginia Gunter
Naomi Viero
Mary Staton
Judy Martin
Katherine Perdue
Bill Martin
Charlie Campbell
Charles McCormick
Ed Crissinger
Ralph Crouch
Hoover Saunders
Charlie Smith
Morris Emboden
John Hayde
D. O. Wood
Ango Zozonko
Claude Roger
John Abraham
Paul Chicos
Chess Wyatt
Steve Chicos
Harry Gridiron
Anagonista
Blaine Sisson
Georgia Barron
Rose Barbagallo
Lacy Meadows
Thomas Copen
John Cyphers
Defendall coverall for women with adaptable bottoms
The new defendall outfit offers women a versatile coverall suitable for defense or leisure. It features adjustable trouser bottoms that can be worn full or tapered to hug the leg, a dropped back with concealed belt buttons, and a wide reversible collar that can convert into a small stand-up collar.
District Conference Opens Tonight at Coal City Church
The Beckley District Freewill Baptist quarterly meeting starts tonight at Coal City Baptist Church. Rev L L Martin of Camp Creek will lead the first service. Business sessions and church reports follow tomorrow with services again tomorrow night. A Sunday communion will close the gathering for visiting representatives and Coal City members. Attending pastors include Rev Jeff Thomas from Charleston and Rev D W French Rev R H Doan from Crab Orchard Rev S C Calhoun from Resaco, with 2-3 delegates from each church expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freewill Baptist
Beckley
Coal City
L. L. Martin
Camp Creek
Jeff Thomas
Charleston
D. W. French
R. H Doan
Crab Orchard
S. C. Calhoun
Resaco
Indian Church Women Hear King's Daughters Meeting
The King's Daughters met Tuesday at First Baptist Church with Dr. C Clayton Mosier an Oklahoma Indian evangelist delivering a general discussion on the war. Mrs. B M Weaver presided and played a piano prelude. Two new members were welcomed and refreshments were discontinued. Hostesses will donate to the Red Cross Emergency Fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s Daughters
First Baptist Church
C. Clayton Mosier
Oklahoma
Red Cross Emergency Fund
Pat Withrow, Jr
Union Mission
Sherman L'Rail
Raleigh County Schools
T. L. Maynor
C. Wilkinson
G. D. Buchana
Richard Lewis
W A. Argen
Whitesville Bible Class Meeting Planned
The Ladies Bible Class of the First Baptist Church will meet at Mrs. Frank Clendennin's home Thursday at 8 p.m. The Rev and Mrs O E Stump and Fred Branham of Whitesville will depart Monday for a three week vacation in Fort Myers. Mrs O E Moses visited Charleston on Thursday. Mrs M L Compton of Colcord dined with Mrs Rose Tucker of Whitesville Thursday.
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Register
Whitesville
First Baptist Church
Frank Clendennin
O. E. Stump
Fred Branham
Fort Myers
Florida
O. E. Moses
Charleston
M. L. Compton
Colcord
Rose Tucker
Woman Moose Dean Is Here At Local Chapter Visit
Mrs Kathleen Lubbe associate dean of Women of the Moose West Virginia was guest of the local chapter Tuesday night A special program honored her Musical numbers by the Abraham brothers and Mrs George Abraham of Hollywood Bessie Carroll read a poem A play Afternoon at Bridge featured Mrs Carroll Leeburn Park Okey Farley Robert Spangler Bud Wolf John Hughes Gayle Kelly James Nolen Five new members initiated were Mrs Clarence Webb Mrs Gracie Graham Mrs Chauncy Cavendish Miss Mary Davis and Mrs C E Davis
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen Lubbe
Women of the Moose of
West Virginia
Abraham Brothers
George Abraham
Hollywood
Bessie Carroll
Bridge
Carroll
Leeburn Park
Okey Farley
Robert Spangler
Bud Wolf
John Hughes
Gayle Kelly
James Nolen
Lubbe
W. D. Nace
Mabscott Youths Discuss Democracy at Church Meeting
The Mabscott Methodist Sunday School Intermediate Class met Tuesday to discuss what democracy means to the group. Maxine Godby led the program and the group sang America the Beautiful. Evelyn Daniels presided over the business session as tentative plans for the year were discussed. attendees included Louise Hodge Faye Hodge Jewel Walker Elizabeth Walker Gertrude Beckett Maxine Godley Carol Fadeley Leo Williams Paul Malcolm Edward Beckett and Mr and Mrs W A Fadeley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabscott Methodist Sunday School
Maxine Godby
America the Beautiful
Evelyn Daniels
Louise Hodge
Faye Hodge
Jewel Walker
Elizabeth Walker
Gertrude Beckett
Maxine Godley
Carol Fadeley
Leo Williams
Paul Malcolm
Edward Beckett
W. A. Fadeley
Mass Meeting At Helen PTA Shows Strong Attendance
The Helen PTA meeting drew most parents as seventh graders led with songs. President A E Taylor opened, Mrs N T Dowell directed devotionals, and Cecil Shrewsbury discussed school sound system options and a fundraising mass meeting next Tuesday at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Register
Helen
A. E. Taylor
God Bless
America
N. T Dowell
W. L. Green
Cecil Shrewsbury
Shrewsbury
Dowell
Exchange
Uncle Sammy
Boy
J. P. Schwartz
Beckley
Margaret Blake
Fred Robertson
Monroe Pennington
Florence Shrewsbury
Sherle Blackburn
Enoch Greer
Mae Pennington
Ramey Enlists in Army: One Man Enlistment
Sergeant Rudolf Linek announced the acceptance of Sam C. Ramey for enlistment in the army today. He will depart for the reception center tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolf Linek
Sam C. Ramey
Army
Bells hush in Westminster church to signal air raid alerts
In Westminster Maryland the county civilian defense council orders church bells to ring only as air raid alarms for the duration, silencing their regular call to prayer and other tolling readings.
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Westminister
County Civilian Defense Council
Benefit Bridge Party Nets Red Cross Donations
The Beta Sigma Phi group shifted to Mrs. Harry McCreery’s home after no more tables were available at the Auxiliary of the American Legion event. Two tables were played with a $4 donation to the Red Cross Emergency Fund, along with $2 from Mrs. J W Watkins and $1 from Mr. and Mrs Earl Bibb.
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Auxiliary of the American Legion
Beta Sigma Phi
Harry McCreery
Red Cross
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