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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1960

Page

5

Gassaway Shower Honors Ora Lee Rusmiselle Bride Elect

Ora Lee Rusmiselle of Gassaway is honored as the bride elect with a miscellaneous shower Friday night at Town and Country Drive In. Hostesses include Mrs. Jack Williams Miss Eleanor Webb and Mrs. R. J. Lucas Jr. Sixteen attendees listed among family and friends from Gassaway Volga Ohio and local towns attended.

Gassaway Ora Lee Rusmiselle Ira Williams Jack Williams Eleanor Webb R. J. Lucas Jr Gay Rusmiselle

Garden Club of Air program slated Wednesday

Beckley florist Clement L. Schulte will appear on WOAY Oak Hill for the fourth Garden Club of the Air program. Presented by the Raleigh County Garden Council, the segment covers arranging with carnations chrysanthemums and other summer blooms while discussing wildflowers and conservation in a June 29 follow up by Mrs. Harry W. Hall.

Beckley Florist Clement L. Schulte Phymosia Garden Club Garden Club of the Rale County Garden Co Fayette County Garden Council Schulte Pp. m. Woay Oak Hill Harry W. Hall RCGC

Thrifty To Sew Easy Toys for Little Girls

Thrifty booklet offers 1 2 3 dress and bonnet patterns No 18 with photo guides in sizes 1 2 3 4 5 6 years. Send 3 cents for pattern to Iris Lane Raleigh Register Box 438 Midtown Station New York 18 NY Add 10 cents for first class mail. Also 50 cents for Home Sewing for 5 features few easy patterns and key dressmaking steps.

Iris Lane Raleigh Register Midtown Station New York N. Y

Willing Workers Meet At Coal City Home

Effie Allen hosted a Willing Workers gathering at the Coal City Church of God parsonage. A devotional period featured Scripture by Mrs. Ethel Spencer. President Mrs. Helen Byers led the business session. a chicken dinner was planned for Saturday. Co-hostesses served refreshments to a list of members including Mrs. Byers and Miss Lois Stepro.

Effie Allen Coal City Church of God Ethel Spencer Helen Byers Allie Bowers Helen McGrady Byers Spencer Addie Bradley Martha Buskirk Caroline Murphy Donna Hargis Ruby Kelly Zula Duncan Marie Coalson Ida Buchanan Phyllis Coalson Lois Stepro

Annual Rose Meeting of First Baptist Church Classes

The Rose Meeting of the Ann Rose Class at First Baptist Church Friday in Fellowship Hall featured a visitation program. R. E. Scott sang In The Garden. the class chorus performed Near To The Heart of God and Whisper A Prayer. Mrs. C. F. Fisher led business, planning the annual picnic and voting to send a Boy Scout to summer camp. Refreshments for 50 members and eight guests followed. Hostesses were Mrs. L. C. Gwinn and Mrs. Argenbright.

Ann Rose First Baptist Church Fellowship Hall Baptist Church R. E. Scott W. A. Argenbright L. C. Gwinn

Upcoming Meetings and Notices From Local Women Groups

Beckley Newspapers Woman's Department invites women's organizations to submit regular or special meeting notices by 10 a.m. Notices for Sunday calendar must reach the office by 10 a.m. Saturday. Details include Rebekah Bible Class at 207 Hemlock Street 7:30 p.m. Coal City Ladies Aide 7:30 p.m. Bethlehem Chapter Order of Eastern Star 8 p.m. Ebenezer Service Guild S Fayette Street 7:30 p.m. Eliza Hunter Home Department Class 208 Gregory Street 5 p.m.

Woman’s Department of Beckley Rebekah The Methodist Temple Jean Porter Hemlock St Eliza Hunter Hattie Wilbur Gregory St

Dinner request for Gt Bommel and brunch craving

The note requests two cups of medi em white sauce for Gt Bommel with dried beef. It mentions preparing overbuttered toast for brunch for Gorsidh with tainted bare siey.

West Virginia nurses association and clubs meet at homes

Practical Nurses Association of West Virginia District No 3 holds a regular meeting in the Greenbrier Dairy social room at 7 30 p m Bellomont Homemakers Club gathers at Mrs Evelyn Parker 513 Sylvia Street at 7 p m Social Savings Club meets at Mrs Josephine Poindexters Gregory Street at 7 30 p m.

Practical Nurses Association of West Virginia Inc Greenbrier Dairy Bellomont Homemakers Club Evelyn Parker Sylvia St Social Savings Club Josephine Poindexter Gregory St

Families Reunite After Death in Columbus Area Notices

A circulated list of weekend and post funeral visitors includes Mr and Mrs William R Haley and daughter Carol returning to Columbus Ohio after the death of Clifton Haley. Other relatives heading back to Fort Lee Virginia Morgantown and Clarksburg left for duties and homes. Winston Salem and Crab Orchard hosts also appear in the guest notes with multiple families visiting from Niagara Falls Mullens and Verdunn France.

William Robert Haley Carol Columbus Ohio Clifton Haley Fort Lee Charles Edward Haley Tom Devany Clarksburg Charles A. Haley Richard Morgantown William R. Stump Billy Jr David Verdunn France Fort Campbell Raw Stump Bertie Barcus Dexter Bailey Glen View Bailey

Poems Discussed At Crab Orchard Church Meeting

Mrs Tracy Riffe hosted Circle No 2 of Crab Orchard Baptist Church at her Crab Orchard home. Devotional theme Sing With Understanding referenced John Greenleaf Whittier and his poems used as hymn words. Members sang He Keeps Me Singing and discussed peace, missions, and World Relief aid. Next gathering a wiener roast.

Tracy Riffe Crab Orchard Baptist Church Crab Orchard Richard Cook Danie Plumley Mort Lair Gene Riffe Margaret Wood John Greenleaf Whittier W. P. Riffe Jr Baptist Sans Mission Joan Beckett Reba Calhoun Tracy Rife Raymond Beckett Margaret B.smith R. N Burma World Relief Wesley Beckett Gertrude Beckett Alden Deck Gene Deck Elliott Deck Gene Ferris Preston Meadows Okey Mills George White Ardella Gibson Mason Beckett

Cinnamon toast with honey and cinnamon butter

A quick serving note describes toasts brushed with cinnamon honey butter and sprinkled with cinnamon, then heated until bubbly and served immediately.

Local Family News Items From Beckley Area

Mae Sane and Miss Holcomb Beckley tied to Mae Co and Bank of Raleigh. Mr and Mrs R L Allen of Reservoir Rd. return from White Plains after 10 days with son in law and daughter John W Totten. Nephews and Mrs Charles Matthew and family join from Crawford NJ and Elborn NJ. John Frost leaves for Western Reserve summer music program after Marshall College degree. nephew of Mrs W H Carper Beckley. Muryle Lewis family report son Muryle A Lewis injured as airman in Portsmouth VA after accident near Parkersburg. treated Camden-Clark then transferred to ERWen Hospital.

Mae Sane Crab Orchard Mary Holcomb Beckley Mae Co Miss Holcomb Bank of Raleigh R. L. Allen Reservoir Rd White Plains N. Y John W. Totten Charles Matthew David Crawford N. J Jack Phipps Linda Cathy Elborn John . Frost Western Reserve University Cleveland Ohio Marshall College Huntington Violet Frost Cooper Glen Daniel Trap Hill High School Winfield High School Winfield W. H. Carper Beckley Murvle Lewis Amigo Murvle A. Lewis Clarksburg Portsmouth Naval Hospital Portsmouth Parkersburg Camden - Clark Memorial Hospital Erwen Hospital

Style Show Highlights Rhododendron Fete Week in West Virginia

A Friday style show in West Virginia marks Rhododendron Festival events during 97th founding anniversary celebrations. Miss Flowering Hills and other entrants from Beckley and nearby towns join state princesses and attendants in a series of Friday and Saturday festivities before heading to Washington to meet the president and foreign contestants. Evelyn Sue wins Miss West Virginia title and advances to Miss Universe in July Miami.

Minnie Belle Witcher West Virginia Cardi Bragg Flowering Hills Carole George Beckley Sheryl Lisa Cardi Lake Cheweva Shirley Kurtz Pamela Legg Oak Hill Sherry Ann Barbara Washington United States

Calais Lace Makers Prosper Amid Fashion Boom

Calais lace industry drives a 20 million dollar yearly turnover with half in foreign currency. U S imports reached 4.5 million in 1958 as lace underpins 25,000 Calais residents. The city trains youth in lace loom work and pattern design, promising early wages from 35 to 40 dollars weekly, rising to about 80 later.

Calais France United States Paris Pierre Cardin

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