Margaret Wyatts Sisters To Be Dinner Hostesses
Mrs Guy Pennington of Raleigh hosted a bridal shower for Mrs Earl Pennington with games and gifts on display. A spinster dinner at Beckley Hotel honors Miss Margaret Wyatt, bride elect to Jack Perdue, with extensive guest lists and paid covers for many attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Wyatt
Guy Pennington
Raleigh
Earl Pennington
Carl Smith
Baine Hicks
Beckley
Anna ‘Romargo
Ernest Calfee
George Calloway
Dewey Day
Emma Seelinger
Om Welsh
John Brezack
Adolph Dinkler, Jr
Snowden Covey
Clyde
Church Street
Jack Perdue
Beckley Hotel
Henry Houchins
Clay C. Smith
Lib Wyatt
Betty Wyatt
Jeanette Wyatt
Homer Price
Velma Wood
H. H. Perdue
G. V. Wyatt
Jack Wyatt
Beau Doud
Ruth Hall
Teena Hall
Bill Justice
Emma Jean Brownlee
Andy Sotak
Harold Miller
Coley Minter
Paul Chikos
Hubert Houchins
Betty Martin
Houchins
Polio Fund Gets Two 75 Donations
Polio drive totals include two gifts of 75 dollars each from W A Burke who chairs the fund and from E W Meadows Coal Company employees Burgess Street. Raleigh Coca Cola Plant workers also gave 75 dollars while Civitan Club members contributed 10 dollars at their meeting. Ghent Circle to meet February 11 at Mrs Myrtle Griffiths home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
March of Dimes Fund
W. A. Burke
E. W. Meadows Coal Company
Burgess Street
Raleigh
Coca Cola Plant
South Oakwood Avenue
Civitan Club
Polia
Ghent
Myrtle Griffith
Second Bridge Party Slated For Friday
The American Legion Auxiliary sponsors the second in a four part benefit bridge series. Mrs E J Fourney of Blue Jay will chair the event at 8 p m Friday at the Raleigh Coca Cola Bottling Plant to aid veterans. Reservations via calling 6656.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Fourney
Blue Jay
American Legion Auxiliary
Raleigh
Coca- Cola
Paris Couturieres
France
New Orleans Belles Plan Mardi Gras Costumes
New Orleans society prepares for Mardi Gras with locally produced costumes and France as a major supplier of luxury goods. Raymond Dreux of the French Embassy notes upcoming shipments of materials like lace rhinestones and textiles. Gowns are being fitted and jewels reset for the anticipated spectacle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
New Orleans
Raymond Dreux
Washington
Sorority Dinner Planned for Valentine’s Day by Sigma Chapter
The Sigma Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi will host a Valentine’s Day dinner at the Appalachian Building after a meeting at Mrs. James Rowe’s Oswald home. The program on dancing covered ballet basics and various dance styles led by Eva Jane McNeil with assignments for religious, folk, eurythmics, modern, and interpretative dances. Attendees included Mrs. Harry Boggs and several others. a call meeting will finalize plans for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eladene Tuckel
Russell Boges
W. H. Holliday
Bill Monk
Eva Jane McNeil
Harry Boggs
Bill Dale
Kathleen Hoffman
Walter Humphrey
Armine Ke
Scout Leaders Club Will Meet Tonight
Mrs. Ruby Wilits, president of the Raleigh County Girl Scout Leaders Club, announces a 7:30 gathering at the First Baptist church. An evening discussion on The Use of Troop Committees will be followed by folk dances songs and games for leaders to teach their troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Wilits
Raleigh County
Girl Scout Leaders Club
First Baptist Church
Dainty dress pattern for young girls with white ruffles
Pattern No 8065 offers a pretty dress up frock for sizes 3 through 7 with a narrow front belt and puffed sleeves. Pattern requires 4 34 inch fabric and 244 yards of ruffling, and costs 25 cents plus 25 cents for Fall and Winter Fashion issue. Mail to Sue Burnett at The Raleigh Register, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Burnett
Raleigh Register
Ave. Americas
New York
N. Y
London Visitors to Leave Friday
Mrs. Earie Bibb Jr hosted a luncheon at Black Knight Country Club honoring Mrs. Muriel Collins of London England. Mrs. Collins and her son Michael will sail for home February 5 aboard the Queen Elizabeth from New York after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Lewis of Virginia Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles S. Lewis, Jr
Muriel Collins
London
England
Earle Bibb, Jr
Collins
Earie Bibb, Jr
Black Knight Country Club
Michael
Charles
Lewis
Virginia Street
New York
Kemble White, Jr
Jack Nuckols
Hulett Smith
J. W. Walters
Harris Weeks
Thomas Stafford
Ann Louise File
C. A. Smith
M. A. Johnson
J. E. Huffman
Virginia Sue Crawford
Mary Frances Weeks
Veterans Officer Schedules Visit to Fayetteville
Roy J Smith of the State Department of Veterans Affairs will visit Fayetteville every other Thursday to service claims and veterans affairs. Starting tomorrow he will operate in the Lafayette Club American Legion rooms from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., with general hours 6:30 p.m. for others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Church Group Cleans Kitchen and Makes Quilt
First Christian Church group Five, led by Mrs. L. T. Putman, held an all-day meeting. They cleaned the church kitchen in the morning and made a Red Cross quilt. A lunch was served to guests Mrs. C. M. Doss and Rev. A. H. Wilson, with many members in attendance. The note about the Russian wolf Yangier appears as an unrelated aside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
L. T. Put‘man
Red Cross
C. M. Doss
A. H. Wilson
Zora Edward
Harry Brown
J. T. Hollandsworth
J. J. Lamb
J. B. McGinnis
L. T. Putman
Arthur Rees
E. M. Steele
D. W. Lafon
O. H. Thompson
BE. W. Huddleston
D. P. Gadd
James L. Wood
Incidents in the Lives of People You Know
Mrs Hazel Snuffer and her son Eddie have returned to Crab Orchard from Chilhowie Virginia after visiting Mrs Snuffer’s ill father W G Ferguson and grandmother Mrs Maggie Ferguson. Tony Molish and Paul Novak of Raleigh along with B R Hicks and G E Wise of Beckley will travel Saturday to attend the wedding of Frank Molish and Mary Normalie in Quincy TL. Klaus at Beckley Hospital is improving and can take visitors. Mary Louise Klaus has retired to Morgantown to study at West Virginia University. Dr and Mrs G M Powers return home on Harper Road after a one month visit in Flavici.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Snuffer
Eddie
Crab Orchard
Chilhowie
Paul Novak
Raleigh
B. R. Hicks
G. E. Wise
Beckley
Frank Molish
Mary Normalie
Quincy
K. J. Klaus
Beckley Hospital
Mary Louise Klaus
Morgantown
West Virginia University
G. M. Powers
Harper Road
Flavici
37 Women Attend Chapter Meeting In Mullens
The Women of Moose Lodge No. 190 Mullens held its chapter night with 37 members present. The Academy of Friendship led by Mrs. Hattie Sue Bowling and assisted by Jackie Laxton featured two tap numbers by Dorothy Jane Murdock. Four new members were welcomed: Mrs. Ethel Mankin, Mrs. Armando Mankin, Mrs. Gladys Farmer, and Mrs. Elizabeth Hall. A cake walk raised 4.85, won by Mrs. Marie Cook. The senior regent Mildred Martin formed a committee for the March of Dimes Dance at Ben Dunman Grace School, with Tommy Thomas's nine-piece orchestra from 10 p.m. to 2 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy of Friendship
Hattie Sue Bowling
Jackie Laxton
Ethel, Mankin
Armando Mankin
Gladys Farmer
Elizabeth Hall
Dorothy Jane Murdock
Douglas Davis
Marie Cook
Mildred Martin
Ben Dunman Grace School
Tommy Thomas
Youth Clinic Opens Friday at Memorial Church
A Youth Evangelistic Clinic will open at Memorial Baptist Church Friday at 7 p.m. under the sponsorship of local church youth with help from nearby churches. The clinic runs through Sunday and is open to area youths. Joe Billups of Kenova and Betty Lee West of Huntington are due to arrive to lead activities. Miss West is national vice president of the Baptist Youth Fellowship. Billups is the state worker for the Southern Baptist Youth Fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Baptist Church
Joe Billups
Kenova
Betty Lee West
Huntington
Miss West
Baptist Youth Fellowship
Billups
Class Raises World Mission Quota at First Baptist
The Ann Rose Class of the First Baptist Church boosted its World Mission Crusade goal from 500 to 1000 dollars at a recent meeting. They also voted to send a 10 dollar check to the March of Dimes drive along with personal donations. Mrs. C G Warthop presided in Mrs. Roy Armstrong’s absence due to illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Rose
First Baptist Church
C. G. Warthop
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John Peelish
John Peelish, Jr
Ralph Chamatrro
Harry Milam
Kelly Milam
Richard White
Joe Kacsmaryk
Paul Noval
Oscar Walker
Dorse West
George Kelly
Tony Melish
L. F. Pennington
Annie Tomargo
Margaret Warden
Wilburt Crumb
John Welsh
A.‘ L. Grimmett
Frank Comer
Henry Meador
M. E. Hawkins
Bill Peelish
Arthur Poore
Forrest Fisher
Kenneth Seelingter
Dillard Walker
Grather Copley
J. H. Perry
Frances Day
Marguerite
Embee
Polio Fund
Scout Leaders Club
the Quality Shop
N O. I
Price
Coats & Suits
R. A. Boyd & CO
Del-Mar
Oasis
Newilly
Cohen Drug Co
Neville Street
Raymond’s
BIG
Beauty Shoppe
Raymond’s Beauty
Sally-Ann
Plein
Tinton
Vel & Frank
Giva Plain
By Register
Mullens
The
Women of Moose Lodge No. 190
Lascar S. Matin
Foster Howe
Men’s Union
Seidman
Prince
W. Va
Loge MeeTou
Wilson & Co
Wilson
George Rector
Memorial Church
Lydia E. Finkwam
Sita
Cohen Drug
Hlecegooda
Main Street
Foreman
FLAS
Piec
Just
Colton
Heber Street
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