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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1961

Page

5

Community notices invite women groups to submit meeting calendars

Incoming notices from Beckley Newspapers request women's organizations to send regular or special meeting calendars by 10 a.m for same day use. Sunday announcements must reach the office by 6 p.m. on Saturday. Listings include Black Diamond Unit No 9 WV Hairdressers and Cosmetologists Association meeting in Appalacian Assembly Room at 7 p.m Beta Sigma Phi Sorority City Council in Coca Cola Social Room at 7:30 p.m Golden Gate Rebekah Lodge No 206 Mabscott meets at Lodge Hill at 8 p.m.

Department of Beckley Black Diamond West Virginia Hairdressers and Cosmetologists Association Appalachian Assembly Room Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Golden Gate Rebekah Mabscott Lodge Hill

Local club meetings announce evening gatherings

Tuesday events include Academy of Friendship at Moose dining room 8 p.m. American Legion Auxiliary Unit No. 32 in Memorial Building Room 10 also 8 p.m. Melvola Chapter No.1 Order of Eastern Star Heroines of Jericho Home on G Street 5 30 p.m. Last meeting before grand session Supper Circle No.15 Beckley Presbyterian Church 6 15 p.m. Mrs. Fred Hurt chairman.

American Legion Auxiliary Unit No the Memorial Building Melvola Order of Eastern Star Heroines of Jericho G. St Beckley Presbyterian Church Fred Hurt

Community notices from Tri County WCTU and local groups

The Tri County Woman's Christian Temperance Union hosts an institute and workshop at First Baptist Church at 10 a.m. Bring sandwiches. Past Matrons Club of Bethlehem Chapter No. 71 meets at Mrs. H. R. Sawyers home in Pemberton at 2 p.m. Eagles Auxiliary gathers at the Eagles Home on Woodlawn Avenue at 7:30 p.m.

Tri-County Matrons Club of Bethlehem H. R. Sawyers Pemberton Eagles Woodlawn Avenue

Beaver church society meeting and garden club luncheon

The Woman's Society of Christian Service at Beaver Methodist Church holds a regular meeting at the church at 7 30 p m. Pine Wood Garden Club hosts a lunch eon at Town and Country restaurant with installation of officers at 11 a m.

Woman's Society of Christian Service Beaver Methodist Church Pine Wood Garden Club

Fernwood Garden Club marks 10th anniversary luncheon

The Fernwood Garden Club celebrated its tenth anniversary Saturday with a luncheon at the Black Knight Country Club. New officers named were Diana Powers treasurer Robert Thacker recording secretary Lewis Fox vice president George P Davis president and A Fray Lilly retiring president. Attending members included Wade Bardin A J Sparacino Jack Cremens new member William Bowers Ann Louise File and James T Farris. A mass arrangement of Dutch irises in purple and yellow with yellow roses and lupine centered the luncheon table Ivy and mock orange runners decorated the annual affair.

Fernwood Garden Club Black Knight Country Club Diana Powers Robert Thacker Lewis Fox George P. Davis A. Fray Lilly Wade Bardin A. J. Sparacino Jack Cremens William Bowers Ann Louise File James T. Farris

Massie Covey Vows Read In Glen White

The Glen White home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles N. Covey hosted the 2 p m June 4 wedding of their daughter Charlotte Covey to Frank Massie of Pierpoint. Rev. Robert Perry officiated. The bride wore a white street length dress with bouffant skirt and pink carnation corsage. Attendants were Clifford Sanger of Crab Orchard. A reception followed. The couple will reside in Mt. Nebo Pa. where Massie is employed.

Glen White Charles N. Covey Charlotte Covey Frank Massie Pierpoint Robert Perry Massie Clifford Sanger Crab Orchard Woodrow Wilson High School Mullens High School Mt. Nebo

Parasol Ladies Applique Quilt Pattern Sale

Pattern No 50 features applique pieces and a diagram with quilting directions. Send 25 cents to Anne Cabot at The Raleigh Register, 1150 Ave of Americas New York NY. Each additional pattern adds 10 cents for 1st class mailing. Also offered 61 Album for 25 cents.

Anne Cabot Raleigh Ave. of Americas New York N. Y

How Does One Meet Advertised Heroines

A columnist riffs on idealized women seen in ads and magazines, naming archetypes such as the wash-day soap user, the busy housewife turning chores into beauty tasks, the thrifty decorator, a transformed beauty course alum, and a self confident girl who touts soap. The passage promotes Ruth Millett’s booklet How to Have a Happy Husband with a 25 cent offer to Raleigh Register readers.

Junior Ruth Millett c/o Raleigh Register P. O Dept. A Radio City New York N. P

Incidents In The Lives Of People You Know

Raleigh notes repeat visits by Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Parkins and family from Caro line to 118 Forest Ave. They will stay a week as Parkins returns to Raleigh. Graduation attendees at the University of Virginia include several named relatives. PFC Anthony Gonzalez, stationed in Kaiserslautern, Germany, is on a 14 day furlough with his Raleigh area parents. Quincy Polk of Sophia visits Washington D C and Alexandria. Eddie Eugene Sergent and Wanda Cantley announce birth of daughter Melinda Marie at Raleigh General Hospital. Mother is a registered nurse. paternal and great-grandparents named.

E. J. Parkins Caroline and Greg Raleigh N. C Manuel Hidalgo Forest Ave Agricola Santos Parkins Pfc Anthony Gonzalez U. S. Army Kaiserslautern Germany Campbell Gonzalez Crescent Rd Washington, D. C Quincy Polk Sophia Pete Burleson Miss Sue Amick Alexandria, Va Eddie Eugene Sergent 20 Meadows Ct Melinda Marie Raleigh General Hospital Wanda Cantley Joel Cantley Harper L. H. Sergeant Harper Heights George Allen Glen Daniel

Mrs Dale Fisher Visits Beckley Parents in Mount Hope

Mrs. Dale Fisher formerly Miss Norma Lee Bowman of Mount Hope is visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Bowman in Beckley and will return to her Aurora Illinois home on June 17.

Dale Fisher Norma Lee Bowman Mount Hope E. M. Bowman Beckley Aurora, Il

Funeral attendees named for W R Davis in Saddy Tenn

Attendees at the funeral of W R Davis in Saddy Tennessee on Monday included Jim Wooten Ben Wooten Willis Wooten and Mrs Emilie Harris all from Crab Orchard. Robert Hope and his son John of Fireco left Monday for Weston where they will live after accepting employment. Mrs Ben Wooten and sons Arthur Dean and Alfred left Wednesday to visit their daughters in Detroit Michigan.

W. R. Davis Saddy, Tenn Jim Wooten Ben Wooten Willis Wooten Emilie Harris Crab Orchard Robert Hope John of Fireco Weston Hope Arthur Dean Alfred Detroit Mich

Mrs Eddy Gravley Jr and Family Visiting Pleasant Hills

Mrs Eddy Gravley Jr and her children of Chicago are visiting the home of Mr and Mrs Eddy Gravley. They also plan to visit Mrs Myrtle Snodderly in Pleasant Hills during the stay.

Eddy Gravley Jr Chicago, Ill Mrs. Eddy Gravley Myrtle Snodderly Pleasant Hills

Young locals head for new posts in government service

Walter Buddy Blackwell Jr. of Sophia leaves for New York to work with his brother at a motel, escorted by foster parents Mr. and Mrs. Millard F. Cameron and traveling by plane from Charleston. Miss Dreama Bauguess, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Bauguess of Slab Fork and recent Sophia High School graduate, departs for Washington D C to take a stenographer job with the U S Agriculture Department, accompanied by Miss Ruth Anne Horton of Slab Fork who will seek employment there.

Walter Buddy” Blackwell Jr Sophia New York Charleston Millard F. Cameron Dreama Bauguess O. W. Bauguess Slab Fork Sophia High School Washington, D. C U. S. Agriculture Department Ruth Anne Horton

Bride-Elect Honored At Shower In Sophia Church

Nancy Williams, bride elect of Richard Wolfe, was honored at a miscellaneous shower in Friendship Hall at Sophia Methodist Church. Hostesses were Arlene Woodie Bud Wolfe and S L Wolfe. Guests included many local women and friends, with games and prizes awarded. The couple plans to marry tonight.

Sophia BNS Nancy Williams Friendship Hall Sophia Methodist Church Richard Wolfe Arlene Woodie Bud Wolfe S. L. Wolfe Jerry Adams Joe Calvert Orville Barr Jack Murdock Susan Handy Larry Williams H. G. Withrow Glenn Mooney Cecil Terry Tammy Hutcheons Guy Williams Alex Lavis Beverly Lavis Patsy Terry George McKinney Cly Sother Cecil Hughes Bruce Peak Roberta Peak Mack Basham Don Kelly James L. Hornbeck R. F. Allen Daniel E Polk Douglas Polk Alex McVey Lula Lilly Ooe Porter Patty Lil

Local Graduates Headed to FBI in Washington

MISS REED ANN RAY and Miss Ray Lambert, graduates of Sophia High School, left June 4 for Washington to join the Federal Bureau of Investigation. Miss Ray is the daughter of Mrs. E. E. Ray and Miss Lambert’s parents are Mr. and Mrs. Arlie Lambert, all of Soak Creek. MISS NANCY HAGA of Soak Creek celebrates her 18th birthday at a family dinner at home with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Barney Haga.

Nancy Haga Soak Creek Barney Haga

Bernard Saks Admitted After Heart Attack At Home

Bernard Saks of 423 1-2 Woodlawn Ave is in good condition at Raleigh General Hospital after a heart attack suffered at his home. He was admitted at 3 a.m. Saturday for treatment.

Bernard Saks Woodlawn Ave Raleigh General Hospital

Williams couple leaves for Eugene from local visit

Mr and Mrs Hugh Williams recently left for their home in Eugene Oregon after visiting Mrs Winifred Rombeau at 309 Johnstown Road and Mrs W M Williams at 201 6th Street.

Hugh Williams Winifred Rombeau Johnstown Rd W. M. Williams 6Th St Eugene, Ore

Junior Clubwomen Win National Awards in Miami Beach

The Junior Department of the West Virginia Federation of Women's Clubs earned 10 first place awards at the General Federation of Women's Clubs meeting in Miami Beach. Mrs. Arnold C. Burke of Beckley led the state Education Department with two top honors for communications and adult education, and Mrs. James Scarbro of Montgomery was endorsed as a candidate for national junior director for 1962.

West Virginia Federation of Women’s Clubs General Federation of Women’s Clubs Miami Beach Fla Arnold C., Burke Woman’s Club of Beckley H. B. Sullivan Education Department Sullivan James Scarbro Montgomery GFWC

Shumate Family Ties Noted Across Several States

Ville Kentucky native Mrs. Shumate and her husband, lifelong residents with 31 years of marriage, are linked to a wide family network including siblings and in laws in Beckley, Mullens, Sugar Grove Virginia, Troutdale Virginia, Cranberry Heights, Whitestick Road, Ohio, Titusville Florida, and Calloway Heights Church.

D. B Slick Shumate Russell and Gratt Shumate Beckley Sibbia Adams Lucy Blevins Midway George Barker Mullens Emma Barton Sugar Grove Ocie Mitchell Troutdale C. E. Bailey Cranberry Heights Emma McGehee Whitestick Road Wayne Cozart Ohio Vincent West Titusville Fla

Activities At Girls State Begin Today At Jackson's Mill

West Virginia Girls State activities start in Jackson's Mill with candidates filing for mock state and county offices. Primary elections are Tuesday and the general election Wednesday. The camp, sponsored by the American Legion for 25 years, aims to educate girls on state and local government operations. Delegates from Raleigh County high schools include Barbara Gwynn, Shirley Puckett, Martha Phipps, Charmee Hughes, and others.

Jackson's Mill Jackson’s Mill W.va UPI West Virginia The West Virginia American Legion Raleigh County Confab Barbara Gwynn Shirley Puckett Martha Phipps Charmee Hughes Shelia Phillips Lois Wood Susan File Lana Houchins Woodrow Wilson Lana Harvey Shady Spring Janet Lasley Clear Fork Joanna Kish Sophia Lelia Turner Stratton Christine Spinelli Mark Twain

The Safest Wedding Gift Advice

The piece urges choosing a wedding gift of silver, china, or glassware in the bride’s preferred pattern, presenting it as a safe and enduring option for the couple. It emphasizes thoughtfulness and lasting value in selecting home treasures aligned with the bride’s tastes.

Mrs. Elizabeth Young Ill on 92nd Birthday

Mrs. Elizabeth Young marks her 92nd birthday and is reported seriously ill at her home on 114 East Main Street. She is a native of Raleigh County.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Academy of Friendship Moosege Massie-Covey STN Eh Ca Anne Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company OF West-Virginia Newspaper Enterprise Assn University of Virginia Charlottesville Earl C. Davis Jr Angelo Zonta Rhodell Franklin Mitchell R. D. Williams Richard Emma Hugbert S. Heber St Paul Tolbert B. M. Darnell Eva Harmon Cynthia. Reed Ralph Gorse James Polk Earl McVey Charles Hinte Jack Martin Lena McPherson Homer Withrow Veronica Wolfe Margaret Mooney Naomi Adams Josie Robertson Mary Joe Levine C. T. Mooney Mary Wolfe Patsy Calvert Nick Thompson Betty Neal Joseph H. Jones Patty Lilly Nickie Gwinn June Reed Lee Burleson Robert Douglas Pearl Roberts Kihty Mooney Hampton Thomas Frank Morton Owen Ellison T. Johnson John Cuthbert Herbert Sutter Gaye Harpler Douglas Johnson Joe Carnahan Willa Cole Cethus Fleshman iCarl Neff New York, N. Y Arnold C. Burke USA C. W. Shumate Belvoir St Alexandria Klaus Street Pine Miter Chicago Washington,d.c Clifford
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