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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1935

Page

3

Bethlehem Chapter Installs Officers in Eastern Star ceremony

Bethlehem Chapter No. 71 Eastern Star held an installation in the Masonic Hall with Past Worthy Patron George W. Williams and Past Worthy Matron Mrs. Mildred Smith leading. A mock wedding installed Mrs. Harry Batesole as Matron while Crockett Mullens served as minister. Officers installed included Crockett Mullens as Worthy Patron and Mrs. Clarice Thorne as Associate Matron. Gifts, flowers, and a reception followed the rite in the Bair building or Beckley hotel.

Bethlehem Order of Eastern Star Masonic Hall George W. Williams Mildred Smith Marshall Fannie Wheatley Harry Batesole Batesole Crockett Mullens Betty Lee Mullens Clarice Thorne Bess Woods Hattie French Ella Bird Minnie Mankin Adah Jephthah Ruth Esther Martha Electa

Mrs Morris Addresses World Wide Guild in Beckley

Mrs A S Morris FHA field representative from Parkersburg spoke to the Anne Judson chapter of the World Wide Guild at Mrs Bessie Carroll's home. She outlined the organization’s plan and noted growing interest. She plans modernization campaign outreach in Wickham Avenue and Piney Grove areas with local civic groups this week.

A. S. Morris FHA Parkersburg Beckley and Vicinity Anne Judson World Wide Guild Bessie Carroll Morris A. C. Sutphin Wickham Avenue

Miss Kirkwood and Mr Lewis Marry at Oak Hill Church

Miss Virginia Louise Kirkwood of Oak Hill married Mr Joseph Stuart Lewis Jr at Oak Hill Baptist Church with Rev C. S. Donnelly officiating. The bride’s uncle, Dr A M Showalter, stood in for her ill father. ring bearer Frances Rippetoe, best man Edwin Lewis, ushers Sheldon Trump and Clarence Robertson. After singing by Caesar A. Ronconi and Josephine Clark, the couple left for a month in Miami and will reside in Oak Hill.

Virginia Louise Kirkwood Oak Hill Joseph Stuart Lewis Oak Hill Baptist Church Cc. S. Donnelly A. M. Showalter Christiansburg Frances Rippetoe Lewis Edwin Lewis Sheldon Trump Clarence Robertson Caesar A. Ronconi Averett College Danville Delta Psi Omega National Honorary Dramatic Fraternity Delta Phi Sigma Sorority Borderland Fayette Daughters of the American Revolution J. S. Lewis Oak Hill High School Culver Military Academy Kappa Sigma Fraternity White

Beckley Sisterhood Installs Officers Ceremony

Beckley Sisterhood to install officers at a Thursday night ceremony at the Womans Clubhouse. Guests include Mrs. Leon Goodman of Portsmouth Ohio and attendees from Huntington Charleston Bluefield Mount Hope Oak Hill and Welch. A banquet precedes the installation with about sixty attendees expected.

Womans Clubhouse Beckley Sisterhood Leon Goodman Portsmouth Ohio Huntington Charleston Bluefield Mount Hope Oak Hill Welch

Baptist Church Group In Regular Meeting

The W. W. G. of the First Baptist Church held its regular meeting at Mrs. Bessie Carroll’s Snuffer apartments. Miss Margaret Hewlett hosted. A devotion led by Mrs. June Matheney, Guild Song, and a talk by Mrs. A. G. Morris on Better Housing followed. Refreshments served to the listed members.

The First Baptist Church Bessie Carroll Snuffer Margaret Hewlett June Matheney Guild A. G. Morris Better Housing Program Ferne Shumate Margaret Alice Carter Eula Thornton Marguerite Rakes Virginia Peters Belle Daugherty Wylantha Byrd Henrietta Lemon J. M. Hayes Sylvia Bolen Rosalind Carroll

Fidelis Class Meeting Set for Thursday Evening

The Fidelis Class of the First Baptist Church will hold a social and business meeting Thursday at 7:30 p.m. in Miss Hettie Robertson’s home on Third Avenue. Hostesses include Miss Robertson and Mrs Harwood James, Mrs B F Thornton, Mrs K O Pierce, and Mrs James Lowe. Full attendance urged.

Fidelis First Baptist Church Hettie Robertson Third Avenue Miss Robertson Harwood James B. F. Thornton K. O. Pierce James Lowe

Personal News Highlights From Virginia Travels

Mr and Mrs E M Payne left this morning for several days at their country home in Middlebrook Virginia. David Rahal returned from a brief visit to Roanoke Virginia. Dr John R Koch was a visitor to Charleston yesterday. Mr and Mrs M Rahal are ...

E. M. Payne Middlebrook David Rahal Roanoke John R. Koch Charleston Mrs. M. Rahal

The WIFE The WIFE Florence Eldridge and Mrs March

Florence Eldridge surpassed her leading man on stage while Fredric March became a film star. Mrs March has largely retired from acting to fund Christmas gifts for Fred, though she returns occasionally for money. A pretty Hollywood matron and gracious hostess, she enjoys charity work and caring for their two adopted children Penny and Tony.

Florence Eldridge Fredric March March Penny Tony

Relatives and friends travel plans noted in Beckley column

Numerous residents and visitors are mentioned planning trips and visits. Julian Owen leaves for Charleston to manage business interests. Mrs. L T Putman and daughters Jane and Mary Ann plan a Friday departure to Christopher Newfoundland and other relatives. Ada A Henderson Mary Elizabeth Maxwell and Virginia Maxwell will motor to Clay to accompany Mrs J W Maxwell and son Edward home.

Julian Owen Charleston L. T. Putman Jane Mary Ann Christopher Ada A. Henderson Mary Elizabeth Maxwell Virginia Maxwell Clay J. W. Maxwell Edward Mary Hume Farmer Culpepper Mollie Hume Farmer Point Pleasant Huntington Mary McCulloch Gates Dan and McCulloch Gates A. E. Amick Kathryn Hoke Ann McCreery D. Howe Johnston Z. A. Petty Salt Sulphur Springs Edward Hall B. D. Carper Cincinnati Ohio J. H. McGinnis Bill Long Island Mayme Mead St. Louis A. A. Edwards A. G. Mead Flo Kinzer Phyllis Huddleston Martha Thompson Frances Brezac Pearl Anderson Joyce Radford Lewisburg The Presbyterian Church E. Bennett Henson Beckley Arthur E. Manning Clyde Street Conrad Wickham Avenue Mary Lou Merrylees J. L. Merrylees Irma Sutphin Briarcliff Manor N. Y Kathleen Liggett Fort Thomas Raleigh General Hospital D. Viain Shaw E. J. McDonough Chareston George Grisinger

Projects To Go To McCullough

West Virginia Works Progress Administrator McCullough said he will request Governor Kump and state county and city officials to submit their best works relief projects after July 1. He declined to name approved projects or personnel yet and pledged fair, impartial allocation under federal rules and Hopkins guidelines.

Associated Press Washington F. Witcher McCullough Works Progress West Virginia Kump McCullough Hopkins

Chicago Jurors Debate County Clerk Shortage

Chicago jurors wrapped a two week inquiry into a $414,129 shortage alleged in the county clerk's office. The longtime clerk, who served 24 years, had just won the treasurer post in December. Bond was set at $10,000 on a charge carrying one to ten years if convicted. true bills expected to be returned the next day.

Marshall Kearney Leslie Salter Lilly Kelly Hughes Meade Tippleman Virginia Hueghes Cole Hughes Sen

West Virginia FHA official urges nationwide housing work push

Jackson said any community can cut low mood by rapid modernization and urged citizens to visit the Bair building office to learn about long term financing from the Federal Housing Administration. He noted FHA will lend up to 50 000 for buildings with long term repayment and cited nearly 11 million dollars pledged in West Virginia by June 11 as momentum for Raleigh County projects chaired by W A James.

United States Jackson West Virginia

Kentucky Governor Pardons 278 Inmates On Good Behavior Condition

Governor Ruby Lafoon issued pardons to 278 Kentucky state inmates mandating good conduct in the future. The measure frees them conditionally, with compliance to standards set by the executive clemency process. The action reflects a broader effort to alter penalties based on reform indicators.

Ruby Lafoon Kentucky

Street Rioting Flares Across Waterfront Pier

Street rioting resumes after tear gas and a Mountie assault drive strikers into downtown. About 100 city police join the charge. three policemen and nine rioters hospitalized, with head wounds and stitches reported. Rioting persists in alleys near the waterfront as Ivan A. Emory is arrested for inciting to riot during a speech urging march on the guarded pier.

Ivan A. Emory Longshore and Water Transport Workers of Canada

Beckley Store Details Aid Bottle Purchases and Limits

Be clued in for liquor buys at a Beckley store where patrons read a price list and brand numbers on slips. Shoppers answer if legally entitled, then handlers stamp slips and place bottles in paper bags for transfer to the customer. The process includes checks against missing bottles, but the morning machine failed, delaying operations.

Rioting Mine Mutiny Ended After Gas and Force

A riot at a mine ended without bloodshed as guards flooded the air shaft with gas from the damaged ventilator to drive convicts from the mine. Prison officials plan to identify ring leaders and punish them while repairing extensive damage and restoring normal operations.

Simpson Murray

Police Powerful Prohibition Regulated Bottle Purchases

Store rules enforce a strict limit of eight pints per customer per purchase while allowing unlimited returns for extra gallons. Clerks cannot pressure buyers but may explain proofs and prices beyond the price lists to those seeking more information.

Lilly On Trial House Fire Questioned by Attorneys

A historical brief notes Lilly on trial and a house burned to the ground after authorities pressed questions from state attorneys about prior events. The article records that the defendant faced inquiries about multiple incidents leading up to the blaze.

Bodies Found After Mother's Night Visit Unfolds

County Detective Thomas Calig said the bodies were partially decomposed, indicating the killing occurred shortly after the mother and son were last seen by neighbors. This was Friday night.

Thomas Calig

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