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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1935
Page
5
Senator Metcalf accuses the administration of illegally using publicity men to run a propaganda machine and of operating the most powerful lobby in the country. He says government press agents are hired outside the law and paid large salaries to sway public opinion in favor of radical programs.
Mildred Davis retired from films to become Harold Lloyds leading lady in real life. She acts as chatelaine of a grand colony estate, making it feel like a cottage by the wayside. Blonde and blue eyed, she shares with Lloyd a playful nature and love of humor, hosting graciously and remaining unaffected. She is a devoted parent to their three children and dislikes sham and pretension while moving in varied social circles. She is one half of Holly-
Mrs O Maxey hosted the Philathea Circle at her mother Mrs Minnie E Garretts home with interim president Mrs S H Thatcher absent. The discussion focused on Foreign Mission Work followed by a social hour and refreshments for many named members and guests. A silver tea for Miriam Circle occurred on the temple lawn with numerous attendees. The Daily Vacation Bible School ran two weeks ending Friday with 138 average attendance and many honors. A World Wide Guild rally featured Miss Louise Whang and other speakers. Union services are planned Sundays in July and August at different churches. Various local residents and visitors attend events and travel.
Premiere Pattern No. 3054 presents a two piece vacation suit with blouse and collar, featuring a Hollywood style by Paramount's Mildred Stone. Sizes 12 to 20, requires 244 yards of 35 inch fabric for size 14 plus belt and bow. Purchase for twenty five cents by mail to Premiere Patterns in New York.
A short notice instructs to wrap twenty five cents in coins for Pattern No Address and to enclose the money securely in paper. The guidance notes this is a basic handling instruction likely from a pattern or mail exchange context.
Near Williamson buyers have bought property in Mount Hope and will make their future home here. Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Snyder Jr. moved to their Madison street home. Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Thomas moved into the Snyder home and Mr. and Mrs. Buren Jones moved into the Thomas residence. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Patteson and son Billy visited Mount Hope on Tuesday.
Mrs Ruth Crotty hosted a Friday afternoon birthday party for her sons Ralph and Donald Ray with games and refreshments. A long list of attendees included Margaret Snyder Dorothy Richardson Dorothy Brown and many others from Lester and nearby areas. That evening a weiner roast on Glen White Hill featured dancing singing and more games. Other local residents and visitors were noted in attendance and routine visits to Beckley Oak Hill Glen Daniel and surrounding communities were mentioned.
Orispany Va Monday. She was accompanied home by her sister Miss Thelma Tucker who will spend two weeks here. Mr and Mrs F M Morris and daughter Haseltine left for a vacation including Denver Salt Lake City Ogden Rapid City they expect to spend ten days to two weeks.
Babe Ruth returned to baseball yesterday and played with the married men of Westchester Country Club at Rye against the bachelors. He belted a circuit clout in the second inning and followed with a two-bagger in the seventh.
A late run produced the winning score for the Benedicts as they edged the opponent 13 to 12 in a tightly contested game.
University of California officials say forty thousand unidentified individuals are buried in the United States each year. Oil field property held by the University of Texas has yielded the institution seventeen million seven hundred eighty nine thousand nine hundred sixty six dollars.
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