Shower Honors Joyce Maxey Bride Elect in Beckley
Miss Joyce Maxey, third from left, bride elect of Henry Greenwood of Radford, was guest of honor at a miscellaneous shower Tuesday in Beckley. Hostesses were Miss Kula Maxey and others. Attendees included Mrs. Gala Ford, Mrs. Sharon Meador, and many more. Prizes were awarded to several guests. The wedding is planned for August 12 at Evangel Baptist Church on Neville Street Beckley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyce Maxey
Henry Greenwood
Radford
T. G. Maxey
Bostic Ave
Beckley
Socret
Meckley Cava Cala Bullring
Kula Maxey
Larry Staltoed
Z.J. Maxey
Gala Ford
Sharon Meador
Mella Winston
Janet Rodges
Helen Wood
Mary Frances Kooy
Janice Walsh
Mary Wood
Carol Madgey
Winky Brash
Mary Ann Garland
Mary Rodebaugh
Meg
Marlin
Margaret Cook
Maclne Riffe
Linda Underwout
Missy Wilda
Brenda McCdaniel
Jones
Speedy
Abe
Bill
Walsie
Sly
A. Landers
Beckley Hospital
Kingie Daughers
Landers
B. L.val
Iristian Church
Cheryl Ann
Middie
Ohio
Sry
Attractive Desserts Crowning Touch To Any Meal
A community notes item recounts Mrs. Everetta Richmond of Old Grandview Road returning from Winston-Salem North Carolina after a hospital visit. Arthur Richmond Jr. and family members visit their relatives in Becketty area while others join in the extended family gathering. Also announced are upcoming club meetings and social events with dates through the week.
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Everetta Richmond
Old Grandview Road
Ed Hoirs
Winstonm-Salem
N. C
Baptist
Arthur Richmond Jr
Rhonda Michelle
Randy
Geneva
N. Y
Arthur Richmond
S. Fayette St
Wille Freeman
Harper
Anna Robertson
Maga Street
Nathaniel Braxton
Kev
Frank Perry
S. Kanawha St
E. D. Alger
Waco
Tex
Allizer
G A. Sotliff
Fredericksburg
Edward Keilor
Bellefon
Taine
Ohio
Garyt
Oho State
TH. L. Perry
Gleveland
Texas
Incidents and social notes from Beckley area families
A collage of social visits, illness, and community events in Beckley and nearby towns. Included are visits by relatives from Texas, Ohio, and Michigan. hospital updates on Mrs. Kate Landers. and local club meetings and church events. The column weaves personal arrivals with household recipes and shopping observations in a mid century Appalachian community.
Births at Raleigh General Hospital Announce Multiple Newborns
The Raleigh area reports several births at Raleigh General Hospital. A son born July 1 at 3:50 pm to Mr. and Mrs. William Z. Massey, weighing seven pounds, is named after the family. Also, a son born July 34 at 31:30 am to Mr. and Mrs. John W. Forlask at 134 Cove St. weighs six pounds. Another couple, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Acord, welcome Kevin Dewey born July 16 at 5:73 am, weighing eight pounds five ounces. A daughter named Lourdes Juanita born July 1 at 3:35 am weighs five pounds two ounces. John Patrick IV born July 17 at 1:45 am weighs eight pounds two and a half ounces. Cindy Site, born July 7 at 32:30 pm, weighs seven pounds 3?4 ounces.
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Mra
Wiliam Z. Massey
Oak Hull
Raleien General Hospital
Namorh
Hryam
John Ward
Chas Lun
John W. Forluask
Cova St
Raleigh General Toxpital
Wilbert
Acord
Kevin Dewey
Rae Isigh
General Hospital
Rudolph H. Craft
Deegans Ave
Raleigh General Hospital
Lordes Juanita
John Patrick IV
John P. McCarthy
Woodlawn Ave
Sen
Haleigh General Hospital
Raja
Mix
Clyde J. Bell Princewick
Cindy Site
Instant fashion: curly look with wigs and hairpieces
A fragmented note describes a trend in instant hair fashion using wigs and hairpieces. It highlights a wathelic wig offering a denice nt duplicate of natural hair and notes these poly wigs withstand fog and wet weather. The piece mentions care, drying, and reuse without setting.
Wear Eat Toss Away Paper Dresses Gain Popularity
Youth embrace disposable paper dresses described as the fun dress. Practically priced, they appeal to teens and reduce laundry woes as outfits can be discarded after use.
Council pushes reforms on abortion laws and equal pay
The council urges state commissions on the status of women to educate the public on abortion and equal pay. It calls for employers employees and unions to enforce equal pay provisions and to ensure women control their productive life as a basic human right while recommending removal of penalties on abortion.
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Gay Pauley
ULI
New York
UPI
Council
Estallment Sonsored
Mary
Itf
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Penta
Sera
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Sunitay Cal
Raleigh Community Action
Raleigh Community Center
Mountain Tap Garden Club
Azalea Garden Club
Wanen of the Moose
Moose
Ray West
Jennifer
Stephanie
Dover
Det
Dorah West
Raleigh
Wi C.H. Buckland
S,lieber
Cecilia
Lita Bauguess
East Liverpool
Teumel
Wou Association
Bauguess
Réewans Ave
Lita
Kelly Cole
Pemberton
Molly McChue
Grandview
Angie
W. A. Delp
Amullens
Tiley
Kate Sullay
Capiel Yun
Detroit
Aii
Geneva Ilchmond
New York City
Margie Jackson
Charles W. Jackson
Clyde Br
Jon Giginn
Tampa
Fila
Bernice Scott
Fayette St
Annie Mae Mickey
Mick
Alex
Andria
Mary Giles
ED Seveut
Scotia
Severt
Everett E. Boushley
Sophils
Robert Severt
Peter
Prince
Delphia Flowers
Matseutt
Land
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Princeton
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Bruce
Hampston
Ronny Flowers
Jinvewell
Hugh Kragev
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Ams
Fulscher
Toney Bailey
Ethel
Cleki
San Francisco Municipal Opera House
United Nations
Enyone
Orator
Gince Selett
Abenezer Service Guild
Pearl Pickens
Grant
Pam
Woman's Soviets
Christian Service
Methaist Temple
Friendship
Hall
Circle No. 3
James Hair
Southern Regional Restaurant ‘Association
Flat Top Lake
Bill and
Dolly Johnson
Beckles Business and Professional Women's Club
theCitizens’ Advisory Council
Maurine B. Neuberger
D+ Ore
League
T. Wilk
Grant St
Muscatel
Burgundy
Maggie L. Walker
Elks Home
Durans Council
Toman Mhavivanca Ie
Nat Lee
Shevuel
Sugar Tavern
Critaucs
Westmoreland
Electa
Greer
Eastern Star
Cenier
Masonic Hall
Bould Fayette Street
Raleigh County Commuunity Action Association
Progressive Center
East Beckley
Society of Crab Orchard Baptist Church
Rte
Pittsburgh
H’paints
Ahr
Toouch
Singer
Peturnthe
Nolden
Ils al
Neville Street
West Virginia
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