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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1935

Page

3

Beckley Sisterhood installs officers with Mrs Goodman in charge

Mrs Leon Goodman of Portsmouth Ohio founder of Hebrew Union College and prominent club woman led the Beckley Sisterhood installation at the Women’s clubhouse. Dinner at seven thirty featured garden bouquets, speeches by Mrs Ben Lewis and Mrs Nathan Efron, and performances by local talent. Officers installed include president Mrs Ben Lewis and treasurer Mrs J Kiserman among others.

Leon Goodman Portsmouth Ohio Hebrew Union College Cincinnati Beckley Sisterhood Womans Clubhouse Goodman Nathan Berman Ben Lewis Sisterhood Nathan Effron Bluefield Berman Frances Mae Lewis Beckley Gladys Grace Davenport Ellen Pugh Neighborhood Playhouse New York City Nathan Pickus David Freed James Pickus J. Kiserman Alfred Lovitz

Church Choir Supper After Rehearsal at Mrs Mills Home

Members of the First Christian Church choir enjoyed a buffet supper after rehearsal at Mrs G O Mills home on Burgess Street. Guests included Miss Margaret Chatfield of Catlettsburg Ky and Jackson Smith among others, with a post-rehearsal gathering of diversions and fellowship.

First Christian Church G. O. Mills Burgess Street Carol Hutchinson Jo Ann Hutchinson Oscar Williams Annice Bailey G. C. Hurt Earl Snead Ruth Farley Katherine Avis Lillian Lawson Fernia Mae Smith Ethel Martin Mary Emyl Stanley Guest Margaret Chatfield Catlettsburg Jackson Smith Herbert Lawson Douglas Meakin C. M. Doss H. Lilly Mills

Altar Society Hosts Annual Chicken Dinner

The Altar Society of St. Francis de Sales church held its annual chicken dinner last evening in the Parish Hall. The hall was festooned with pink, white and green decorations and tables featured snowy linens, silver, crystal, and garden flower centerpieces as patrons enjoyed a three course meal.

Altar Society St. Francis de Sales

Conner Hosts Dinner for Mrs Nicholson in Woodlawn

Mr and Mrs P C Conner were hosts at a six o'clock dinner honoring Mrs Lada Nicholson of Indianapolis. Guests included Mrs Lada Nicholson, Mr and Mrs H C Barnett, Ralph Barnett, W D Culling, Miss Hazel Quesenberry, Posey Conner Jr, and Mr and Mrs P C Conner.

P. C. Conner Lada Nicholson Indianapolis Indiana H. C. Barnett Woodlawn Avenue Ralph Barnett W. D. Culling Hazel Quesenberry Posey Conner, Jr Mrs. P. C. Conner

Plan Bridge Luncheon At Mountainair Hotel

A charming week end event was planned for this afternoon at The Mountainair Mount Hope when Mrs G G Hodge of Kilsythe and Mrs E McHardesty of Mount Hope expected to entertain with a bridge luncheon with about ten tables of bridge to play.

Mountainair Mount Hope G. G. Hodge Kilsythe E. McHardesty

Local social notes upholds visits across towns

Personal mentions list residents visiting relatives and traveling in and around Beckley Charleston Roanoke Norfolk Norfolk area. Grover Hedrick Jr a medical student from University of Maryland will spend summer with parents G C Hedrick and others. Archie Mackey from Lynchburg arrives to visit family. multiple Beckley residents visit relatives in Charleston Roanoke and Roanoke.

Grover Hedrick, Jr Medical College of the University of Maryland At Baltimore G. C. Hedrick W. B. Ware Martha Teel Red Hill Ware Archie Mackey Lynchburg Will Mackey George Seims Mount Hope Beckley Harriett Barrett Bill Betty W. T. Williamson Charleston Catherine Abdelnour David Rahal Roanoke Thelma Rahal Helen Heywood C. H. Felter Florence T. R. Ragland Norfolk I. A. King Richard Sandstone George Rahal E. D. Terry St. Paul, Minn Terry Fairmont Evelyn Bowles Greensboro N. C Claud Jarrett Resoco Meyers Beane W. E. Beane Wright Road P. C. Conner Posey Conner, Jr W. D. Culling Christiansburg

Vice President of De Mille Pictures Shapes Studio Plans

Constance Adams, once with Southern and Marlowe theatre companies, became part of De Mille’s inner circle after meeting him in 1901 and marrying in 1902. At the De Mille table, she influences casting, story changes, and plots alongside her husband. A longtime charity supporter, she served on the Hollywood Children's Hospital board and helped establish the Studio Club for extra girls.

de Mille Pictures Corp Constance Adams Southern and Marlowe Theatrical Company de Mille

Senior health official Edna Dodson transferred to Logan

Miss Edna Dodson, senior visitor of the Raleigh county health department, has been transferred to Logan and expects to leave Saturday. Mrs. Noyes Gilkerson and Misses Dell and Leona Richmond of Table Rock are guests in the homes of their brothers, Elliott and Everett Richmond.

Edna Dodson Raleigh County

Dance Carnival of 1935 at Oak Hill High School

Oak Hill Miss Elizabeth Embleton presented Elizabeth Studios of Dance Arts Oak Hill branch under Mrs. Hazel Couch Chambers in the first annual Dance Carnival of 1935 in the high school auditorium. The program featured cadet troopers junior troopers and many titled dances with notable participants Alma Ellison Mercedes Hudnall Eloise Robson Jean Fisher Atkins and Charlotte Painter among others. Dr H A Duncan Jr returned home for the summer after teaching in Texas Dental College. Esther Woods and Juanita Cantley visited family in Beckley while Shakabe Corey and daughter Dolores Ann visited Charleston relatives.

Elizabeth Embleton Elizabeth Studios of Oak Hill Branch Hazel Couch Chambers Alma Ellison Jean Witter Charlotte Parnter Jean Fisher Atkins Cris Farley Douglas Dotson Harry McHaffie Billy Minotti Eloise Robson Elizabeth Ann Bishop Charlotte Ann Samples Betty Jane Smith Millicent Hill Caroline Hill Robin Hill Louise Milne Mildred Revis Sarah Louise Ashley Marie George Betty Carver Joyce Pugh Patty Gillespie Helen Strickler Jean Puckett Jane Carroll Estes Mercedes Hudnall Charlotte Samples Hollywood Charlotte Painter H. A. Duncan Jr Texas Dental College Houston Texas Oak Hill Esther Woods Juanita Cantley Esther Miss Woods Miss Cantley E. R. Cantley Beckley Shakabe Corey Dolores Ann Charleston

Birth Announcement and Wedding Guest List Highlights

Birth announced for a baby girl born to Dr. and Mrs. L. D. Stoner of Sophia at Raleigh General Hospital. Visitors include George A. Thabet and relatives from Russell Kentucky. Out of town guests attended the wedding of Stu art Lewis and Virginia Kirk wood from multiple states. Funeral attendance noted for Mrs. Josephine Vaughn of Dempsey. Mrs. Strickler discharged from Oak Hill hospital and receiving visitors locally.

L. D. Stoner Sophia Raleigh General Hospital George A. Thabet J. A. Austin Virginia Carolyn Vivian Huffman Russell Kentucky Jake Mullins Stuart Lewis Virginia Kirkwood A. M. Showalter Christiansburg C. F. Mahood Alderson Wyss Barker Charlotte North Carolina Tom Fitzgerald Tom Fitzgerald Jr Atlanta Georgia C. E. Bealle Ansted W. R. Gray Mount Hope George W. Jones George W. Jones Jr Martha Jones Katherine Jones R. W. Massie Red Star L. E. Gaines Fayetteville S. J. Jasper Glen Jean Emory Vaughn A. J. Staton Vaughn Josephine Vaughn Dempsey D. J. Myers H. K. Knapp Elbert Strickler Minden Oak Hill Hospital

House Will Get Utility Measure

Washington June 21 The Interstate Commerce Committee reported sharp differences between President Roosevelt and a capitol bill on regulating or abolishing utility holding companies as it moved toward a House action. The committee approved most holding company provisions, with two minor points remaining to be finalized before reporting the measure. The substitute would make dissolution permissive under the Securities and Exchange Commission, while administration leaders sought to preserve abolition language. The panel also faced decisions on the taxing method, proposing 15 percent of holding company dividends be taxed under corporate income levies.

Associated Press Washington Roosevelt Capitol House Interstate Commerce Committee Senate House Committee Securities Commission

Two Confessed Son and Courtroom Farewell at Kilgore Trial

Prosecuting Attorney Clarence Meadows and defense counsel echoed statements as Loma, who confessed with others about drinking before a shooting, faced Judge Kilgore. After sentence, Loma waved to local residents as deputies led him away. Nearby, witnesses re called in the Lewis killing case. Meadows and assistant W H McGinnis allowed the Negro woman to enter her plea. Lewis was found shot in his Marfork shack on March 15, apparently while preparing for bed. Alzie Stepney, arrested at Kessler, Logan county, after information she was with Lewis the night before, is linked to the case.

Clarence Meadows Loma Kilgore Tams Cooktown Lewis Meadows W. H. McGinnis Marfork Alzie Stepney Kessler Logan County Virgil Adams

Organs to Live Following Death

New York June 21 Col Charles A Lindbergh has perfected a mechanical heart and lungs at the Rockefeller Institute. The device can keep an entire organ such as a heart or kidney alive indefinitely in an artificial chamber with artificial blood. It revives organs an hour after death, advancing medical science toward observing living organs in glass chambers to study disease.

Associated Press New York Charles A. Lindbergh Rockefeller Institute

Norman Opposes Guffey Measure in House Subcommittee

Washington report: J V Norman of Louisville argues the Guffey coal stabilization bill would drive about 40 percent of soft coal producers out of business by forcing sales below production cost. He calls the measure unconstitutional and warns it would create a little N R A for bituminous coal. Other notes: Enid Oklahoma plans a 1 000 000 bushel elevator raising capacity to 11 500 000. Frankfort reformatory houses 3 000 inmates though built for 1 500.

Associated Press Washington J. V. Norman Louisville House Ways and Means Norman Congress Supreme Court

Doubtful Over Taxation Plan Debate in Washington

Democratic legislators weigh President Roosevelt’s plan for higher taxes on wealthy individuals and corporations and heavy inheritance taxes. Uncertainty centers on immediate passage vs postponement to the next session, with divisions among White House aides and party leaders. If delayed it could become a central issue in the 1936 campaign.

Associated Press Washington Roosevelt Congress White House

German invention for attaching photos without mucilage

A new secret process developed in Germany allows attaching photographs to documents without mucilage or metal clips. The method promises a clean, rapid fixation and could simplify archival work and presentation of documents with visual proof.

Germany

Scalise in Court on Gambling Cases

State Trooper A. Scalise led preliminary hearings in Charleston for suspects arrested in recent gambling raids. Hat patents include self tipping and glow in the dark designs. A narrow New York house once linked to Edna Millay features a fake door and no real front entrance.

Scalise A. Scalise State Police Charleston New York Edna Millay

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