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Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1937

Page

2

Memorial chapel to be dedicated at Davis-Stuart orphanage

Beckley and Bluefield Presbyterian churches joined the Fourth of July picnic for the Davis-Stuart Orphanage near Lewisburg to view the red brick Colonial Memorial chapel built by George N. Davis in memory of Mrs. Mary Estelle K. Davis. Dr J L Lineweaver will preside at the July 18 dedication at 3 p m. The interdenominational orphanage opened Sept 15, 1920, now housing 52 children. Memorial hall and six main buildings form the cottage plan campus five miles from Lewisburg.

Beckley Bluefield Davis-Stuart Lewisburg George N. Davis Mary Estelle K. Davis J. L. Lineweaver Beckley Presbyterian Church West Virginia Davis

Ward Davis Gift Funds West Virginia Orphanage Growth

Ward Davis and Helen L Davis donate to a West Virginia orphanage. The Mary Dickinson Memorial cottage built in 1921, child cottages funded by synod churches, and the Farmer's cottage are among permanent improvements. The institution owns about 450 acres for food, plus 200 acres bequeathed for Davis, with a mandate to avoid debt. One cottage awaits funds. two thirds capacity is used.

Mary Dickinson John Q. Dickinson Charleston Churches of the Synod and Friends of the Orphanage West Virginia Davis

Rock Throwers Sent to Prison Near Quinnimont

Fayetteville clerks report Eugene Ruckers and Willie Smith were brought from Quinnimont after Magistrate F R Small found them guilty of throwing rocks and breaking insulators on telegraph poles near there. Each man received a thirty day sentence. They were arrested by Constable Peter McCay.

Register Fayetteville Eugene Ruckers Willie Smith Quinnimont F. R. Small Peter McCay

Old Auto Plates Bring 10 Day Sentence in WV Case

Richard Fax on of Gauley Bridge was jailed to serve ten days for allowing his dealer’s license on his car to lapse. He was charged with driving three days over the state limit and operating the vehicle on Route 60.

Register Fayetteville Richard Faxon Gauley Bridge

Stera-Kleen Promises Easy Stain and Tarnish Removal

A new discovery Stera-Kleen claims to remove the blackest stains and tartar by soaking false teeth or bridges in water with the powder. Endorsed by dentists and Good Housekeeping, available at druggists with a money back guarantee if not delighted.

Good Housekeeping

Art Players to Appear Monday at The Greenbrier

The Old White Art Players present Engaged a Gilbert and Sullivan farce at The Greenbrier Monday night in White Sulphur Springs directed by Miss Mabel Anderson with Lee Mitchell technical director and Martha Mitchell stage manager. Cast includes Phyllis Campbell James Card Muriel Bartholomew Dave Hyatt Lula Bell Clarke Captain Valerian Yavorsky Bonnie Squires and Audrey Wolffe. The Arts Colony dramatics department co directed by Williams C and Natalie E Grauer backs summer stock plans.

Old White Art Players Greenbrier W. S. Gilbert Gilbert and Sullivan Mabel Anderson Dramatics Old White Arts Colony Lee Mitchell Martha Mitchell Phyllis Campbell Maggie James Card Angus Macalister Muriel Bartholomew Mrs. Macfarlane Dave Hyatt Colony Belvawney Lula Bell Clarke Belinda Treherne Valerian Yavorsky Greenbrier Tennis Club Symperson Bonnie Squires Audrey Wolffe Arts Colony

Public Utility Valuations in Raleigh County Rise

The 1937 Raleigh County public utility valuations will increase over last year despite a prior report of a decrease. Officials traced a clerical error causing a $1,263,200 dip in 1936 figures and a $1,811,400 drop for the Virginian Railroad. a corrected report will be issued in a few days.

Raleigh John R. Smith Harry Anderson W. A. Thornhill Jr Charleston Auditor's Office Virginian Railroad Company State Auditor’s Tax Commissioner

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DR. Lineweaver Davis- Stuart Presbyterian Church U.S Synod of West Virginia Memorial Hall James Sherbet Independent Grocery Old White Theater Group Ellison Field Tom MIX Glen Daniel Istilling Stone Haven the Quality Shop MAIN Beckley Hotel
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