East Beckley Girl Scouts Display Handiwork at Tea
East Beckley Girl Scout Troop showcased handiwork and crafts at a Mother Daughter Tea held at St Marys Methodist Church. The event featured troop leaders Carolyn and Lake Palmer along with members Kyra Ellison Doris Jean Pennington Mary McAllister Gloreila Bennett Edith Fink and Irene Marczinke with others unnamed. It marked the last regular meeting of the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Beckley
St. Mary's ‘Methodist Church
Kyra Ellison
Muriel Ellion
Doris Jean Pennington
Mattie Fennington
Mary McAllister
Muriel McAllister
Pearl Lilly
Carolyn Palmer
Lake Palmer
Glereila Bennett
Edith Fink
Carol Fink
Irene Marczinke
Harriet Vaught
Janet Hilton
Shelba-Dean Grimmet
Betty Moore
Dancing Students Theater Party At Mrs Beard’s Home
Dancing pupils of Mrs Emmal Beard enjoyed a week of social events with a theater party held Monday from two to five pm followed by refreshments Attendees included Patricia Hambric Mary Allee Cook Sherry Evans Ginger Evans Connie Grogan Billie Jean Walgon Betty Jo Watson Barbara Van Ness Delores Marino Mary Ann Marino Blanche Esteps Barbara Lee Baker Edna Mae Michael Nancy Kay Williams and many others
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmal Beard
Patricia Hambric
Mary Allee Cook
Sherry Evans
Ginger Evans
Connie Grogan
Billie Jean Walgon
Betty Jo Watson
Barbara van Ness
Delores Marino
Mary Ann Marino
Blanche Esteps
Barbara Lee Baker
Edna Mae Michael
Nancy Kay Williams
Nancy Jean Lilly
Patty Sue Daniels
Randy Long
Less Meadows
Billie le Huguenot
Evelyn Sardenell
Judith Wolfe
Jane Ann Wood
Prestine Crosby
Teressa Pittine
Retha Harrah
Mary Biggs
Martha Biggs
Barbara Biggs
Ellen Mae Meadows
Veana Irwin
Elizabeth Irwin
Carolyn Caudill
Ann Morrison
Wilma Kincaid
Barbara Shanks
Janice Pack
Gloria Caffee
Teressa Thompson
Tommy Waybright
Sandra Waybright
Nicolette Gagalis
Sue McClure
New Officers Assume Duties In Daughters Of America Fraternity
The Catho hall Daughters of America install new grand regent Mrs L St Francis de Sales Catholic P Sorenson presided at the meeting discussing plans for an installation class in early fall. Hostesses listed among members and a party followed at Memorial Building with games and dancing hosted by Mrs Emma Beard and Mrs Roy Pryies. Attendees included Mary Frances Pyles Roy Pyles Dana Benden Sammy Caudill Nancy Kautz Neva Eye Micky Gunter Doris Jean Gingrich Ann Monroe Phil Payne Beverly Saymens Bobby Davis Belly Balls Mac Rader Susan Decker Katherine Ross Connie Sue Boitnott Ross Farley Annette Angell Kay Powers Charlotte Berginnis Beverly Shumate Sonny Starr Don Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallhe Daughters of America
L. St. Francis de Sales Catholic
P. Sorenson
Norma Dix
Janie Wood
Mary
Richards
Nancy Burdilis
Mary Jo
Mildred Fisher
Fran
Denny Daymens
Vuunie Vue Sreenott
Dorothy Woodyard
Belly Godby
Shirley Reed
Crisie Sarandon
Jean Givens
June Givens
Paulette Sparacino
Constance Sparacino
Carol Turner
Jackie Wise
Clyde Turner
Joann Wise
Myrna Kay Morris
Mickie Patterson
Jimmie Phillips
Stephen Brewer
Virginia Bowers
Judy Bowers
Gloria Caffee
Martha Sue Collier
Frances Ann Forsyth
Twinkle Hatcher
Shirley Johnson
Rosemary Lafferty
Susy Otey
Janice Pack
Margaret Sue Pierson
Patsy Tolbert
Faye Walk
Lorna Parker
Mrs. Beard
Birthday Observance Held in Beckley for Phyllis Kiddy
A Beckley birthday party honored Phyllis Jean Kiddy on her seventh birthday with games and prizes for Cindy Bowyer and Mary Baker. Guests enjoyed piano solos by June Baker and others, Phyllis singing I Would Be Like Daniel, and a refreshment course. Attendees included Joann Kiddy and several Bakers and Skelet homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. K. Kiddy
Crawford Street
Beckley
Phyllis Jean Kiddy
Cindy Bowyer
Mary Baker
June Baker
Billie Sue Bowyer
Johann Ellen Kiddy
Daniel
Linda Irte
Linda Griffith
Linda Lou Bowyer
Linda May Webb
Joann Kiddy
Virginia Webb
Nancy Wilkes
Kathryn Kiddy
Carolyn Sue Kellman
Billie Bowyer
Deborah Edwards
Eileen Walker
Jane Graham
Washington, D. C
Miss Walker
Incidents In The Lives Of People You Know
Beckley residents share weekend travels and visits with relatives and friends. L. W. Lobenstein returns home with his brother and spouse from a two week vacation in Wheeling New York and Niagara Falls. Numerous outings include Charleston Spencer Beckley and Clarksburg visits and family gatherings across towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Lobenstein
Beckley
Wheeling
New York
Niagara Falls
Charleston
Ralph Wright
O. D. Nary
Fee
County Navy Mothers Observe Sixth Anniversary
The Raleigh County Navy Mothers Club plans a social event this month to mark its sixth anniversary. At a Memorial Building meeting, Eva Wauhop and Eura Smith were named to arrange the affair. Illness kept commander Ethel MuJheren absent as Helen Hedrick led the business session. Preparations for a rummage sale were postponed. Annie Alle and Lily Carney will handle plans. A donation was made to the Mother Jones Assistance Fund and Smith said the national finance officer visited her during a Kansas City clinic stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh County
Navy Mother's Club
Navy Mothers Clubs
Memorial Building
Eva Wauhop
Eura Smith
Ethel Burdiss
Helen Hedrick
Ethel MuJheren
Annie Alle
Lily Carney
Mother Jones
Smith
National Finance Officer
Kansas City, Mo
State Officer to Speak Here
The last meeting of the missionary year for the Woman's Council of the First Christian Church will be tonight at 7:30 at the church. State secretary Mrs. B. H. Bruner of Hinton will be guest speaker and conduct the installation of new officers. Mrs. J. W. Kennison will lead the devotional service, and Group No. 4 led by Mrs. Robert Hornbrook will host the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Council of the First Christian Church
B. H. Bruner
Hinton
J. W. Kennison
Robert Hornbrook
Beckley Women to Attend Charleston Rose Show 25th Annual
Beckley women travel to Charleston for the 25th annual Rose Show in the state capitol rotunda. Delegates include Mrs. M. M. Ralston and others with Mrs. J. Horner Davis as general chair and Mrs. Patrick T. Beard Jr. as co chair. Judges from multiple towns attend and a 1 pm luncheon is set at Edgewood Country Club. Governor Meadows will present the silver vase to the queen of the show at 5 pm in the capitol rotunda.
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Lincinbal
Bruce Amen
Charleston
Betty Johnson
North
Kanaiwha Street
Eli Fitzwater
Meyers Avenue
East Beckley
John Cooper
South Kanawha Street
Spencer
Rhone County Soil Conservation
Beckley
State Capitol
M. M. Ralston
Harry L. Crawford
J. E. Hoffman
L. L. Scherer
E. M. Payne, Jr
J. G. Polley
J. Horner Davis
Patrick T. Beard, Jr
Robert B. Price
R. L. Hartman
Charles Hart
Edgewood Country Club
Clariece W. Meadows
Charleston Daily Mail
Capitol Rotunda
P. m
Young Dancers Present Beth El Temple Fete Show
The Beth El Temple spring fête Monday night featured a floor show at 10 p.m. by young dancers. Agnes Cook performed acrobatic dance, Rose Harvey tapped, Norma Jean Dix and others danced in a gypsy rap and high kick tap numbers. Billie Joy Smith accompanied on piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beth-El Temple
B'nai B'rith
Agnes Cook
Rose Harvey
Norma Jean Dix
Mary
Alice Cook
Patty Sue Daniel
Pat Hambric
Betty Gaye Godby
Nancy Jo Lilly
Nancy Whittaker
Bob Daniels
Circle No 7 to Meet Tomorrow at 8 PM
Circle No 7 of the Methodist Temple will meet tomorrow night at 8 o'clock to discuss plans for next month. Mrs B A Ellison leads the circle and will oversee the program for the general meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle No
Methodist Temple
B. A. Ellison
Mrs Sue Teel Confined by Illness at Daughter’s Home
Mrs Sue Teel of Skelton is confined to the home of her daughter Mrs L E Walker due to illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Teel
Skelton
L.E. Walker
Devotional Prole For Friendship Class at First Baptist Church
Mrs. Thornhill led Stewardship at a Friendship Class devotional meeting held last night in the home of Mrs. Opal Caffee at 114 Pine Street. Hostesses included Mrs. Mary Hare Per, Mrs. Nola Howard, Mrs. June Hilton, and Mrs. Viola Cline. program by Mrs. Hazel Patton. business by president Mrs. Beulah Pulliam. Attendees included numerous members and the Craven family visiting Oak Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Thornhill
First Baptist Church
Opal Caffee
Pine Street
Caffee
Mary Hareper
Nola Howard
June Hilton
Viola Cline
Hazel Patton
Beulah Pulliam
Maxine Dozier
Hattie Baker
Ruth Stout
Vella Hutchinson
Velda Kincaid
Katherine Vargo
Iris Reardon
Naoma Lilly
Lillian Ratliffe
Helen Leeder
Monnie Hodson
Virginia Hodson
Ardella Warden
Ethel Grogan
Laura Mollohan
Johnsie Wheeler
Lorraine Houchins
Virginia Skaggs
Ruth Ratliff
Opal Richmond
Ardath
Pachuta
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B. E. Silverman
Raleigh County Bank
Vanity Beauty Shop
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Myra Wabster Richardeen
Eve Doyle
Pepsi-Cola
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Feon- Com Company
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Sharen
Harold
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Circle No. 7
Marguerite’s
Main St
Dietresa
Lydia E. Pinkham
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Lydia E. Pinaam
Carl Craven
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