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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1952

Page

8

Mt Top Garden Club Judging By Mrs Holt Kester

Mt Top Garden Club held a judging of arrangements and specimens led by Mrs W Holt Kester. Blue ribbons went to Mrs D A Blankenship and Mrs George Bright won for pink roses and white sweetpeas. red ribbons to Mrs E Vercellio and Mrs Warren for other displays. Bepler Bepler and Meador hosted. report on Camp Caesar by Roderick Gallimore. 12 members attended with 3 guests.

Mt. Top Club W. Holt Kester George Bright E. Vercelio South Kanawha St C. If Bepler Vrgsaoc tniSsca C. J. Bepler C. H. Meador Harlow Warren Camp Caesar Roderick Gallimore Crab Orchard Gallimore Woodrow Wilson High School Forresty West Virginia University San Francisco L. D. Roe Norman Williams

Pattern patterns for juniors dresses and sewing tips

The notice promotes Simplicity pattern No 8715 and No 8698 for junior fitted frocks in several sizes, with yardage and pricing details. It invites readers to mail 30 cents per pattern with name, address, sizes, and pattern numbers to Sue Burnett at The Raleigh Register. Basic fashion for 52 offers budget friendly, easy to sew designs and a gift pattern inside.

Tennessee Sue Burnett Raleigh Register Ave. Ameriicas New York

Social Scene Briefs Highlight Two June Weddings

Wilford A Schulte and Patricia Ann Murdock married at St Francis de Sales and will reside at 302 Hull Street. Patricia Anne Murray wed Carroll Bryce Sweet Jr. at First Christian Church, with Mrs Murray and Mrs Sweet noting prior work at Raleigh General Hospital and the church.

Wilford Anthony Schulte Patricia Ann Murdock Hull Street A. E. Murdock Meadows Court John Schulte Great Bend Kan St. Francis de Sales Catholic Church Schulte Raleigh General Hospital Snow Thornton Florists Patricia Anne Murray R. E. Murray Mr. Murray Allen Ave Carroll Bryce Sweet Jr C. B. Sweet First Christian Church Sweet

Family fete honors Mrs James Rowe Jr in East William

Mrs James Rowe Jr formerly Hazel Plant hosted a summer bridal party at Greenbrier Dairy social room. Relatives and local guests from East William attended the April wedding and the party featured magnolia decor, mixed flowers, a large homemade candle, and gifts opened by the bride.

James Rowe Jr East William Greenbrier Dairy Rowe Hazel Stanford Road Ruth Clark James Rowe Millard E. Tyree Emerson Williams Lois Thurman Dock Lively Mabel Cooper W. B. Poling W. W. Pharr L D. Clark Hope W. M. Bangess Eccles William Delp Mullens John Paul Bangess Roland Hinckley C. J. Bepler A. K. Minter

Four Beckleyans Entertain Shirley Peters at Shower

A bridal shower for Shirley Peters bride elect of Maurice Tabor was held at 404 Russell St hosted by Alberta Rohrer Nancy Mitchell E C Lilly and Carol Peters. Guests included Martha Atkinson Betty Williams Libby Bolen Patty Scott June Peters and many others in a pre nuptial party.

M. QO. Peters Russell St Shirley Peters Maurice Tabor Alberta Rohrer Nancy Mitchell E. C. Lilly Carol Peters Frihe Prep Naptry Naitn Martha Atkinson Betty Williams Libby Bolen Patty Scott June Peters M. O. Peters S. E. Peters Sue Woods Delight

Cardinal Rule for Corsages Tone Down Accessories

A flower expert advises keeping corsages simple and worn in line with the natural stem. Avoid a dangling pompon look and place emphasis on subtle colors and fewer frills. Carnations, violets, orchids suit many outfits, with bold blooms for dressier wear. Leave flowers sealed until the last moment for best effect.

More Slim Skirts For Daytime Say Fashion Leaders

National Press Week spurs editors and buyers to visit New York garment district salons as designers unveil new silhouettes and fabrics. The event, timed to precede political conventions, features rapid showings from morning breakfasts to late night gatherings, with Kefauver hats and Taft skirts on offer.

Dorothy Roe New York America National Press Week New York Dress Institute U.S Landoffice Kefauver Coonskin Waldorf Astoria

Crusaders Class Play Cast Eats Way Through Comedy Feudin

Peggy Kessinger reports on the Crusaders Class of the First Methodist Church presenting Truth Takes a Holiday at Memorial Building. Actors bound by nightly rehearsals discover real food on set during Act I, with Aunt Harriet devouring the table and the cast planning another performance to benefit remodeling the church kitchen budgeted at 1900 dollars. Proceeds from two nights go to renovations as editors note upcoming fall fashion trends.

Crusaders Feudin Fussin Warren Richards Ipiano Peggy Kessinger Memorial Building First Methodist Church Betty Maxwell Tom Lynch Frank Ellison Comedienne Ernest Allenbaugh Harriet Reginald Myers Carl Rexrode Paul Hinzman The

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