Tuesday Adult Art Class at YMCA in Evening
Notices received by 10 a.m. will be used the same day. The YMCA sponsors an Adult Art Class at the YMCA from 7 to 9 p.m. on Tuesday.
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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1966
Page
5
Notices received by 10 a.m. will be used the same day. The YMCA sponsors an Adult Art Class at the YMCA from 7 to 9 p.m. on Tuesday.
Circle 8 at First Baptist Fellowship Hall 7 30 p m Circle 10 Women of the Church Beckley Presbyterian home of Mrs Weatherford 1522 Harper Rd Katy Totten Circle First Baptist home of Mrs Butler 127 Mercer St 7 3 p m Stoco Band Mothers Club Stoco High School postponed to March 15 Alcoholics Anonymous Beckley Group Mountain Air Rest Home 8 p m Melvola Chapter 1 Order of Eastern Star Masonic Hall 5 30 p m American Legion Post 32 birthday party Memorial Building 6 30 p m Ebenezer Service Guild home of Mrs Cecil Onion Booker Street 7 30 p m Beckley Presbyterian Supper Circle at church 6 15 Golden Gate Rebekah Lodge 206 IOOF Lodge Hall Mabscott covered dish dinner 6 30 p m lodge meeting 7 30 p m Official visit of Mrs Mary Hart president of Rebekah Assembly of West Virginia
The Academy of Friendship event hosted by Women of the Moose meets at 7:30 p.m. in the Snuffer Apartments, honoring Mrs. Bessie Carroll’s home.
The Briarcliff Garden Club holds its regular meeting at 1 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Ronald Iddings, 116 Austin Ave. Members will discuss upcoming events and garden planning.
The Woman's Mission Society of First Baptist Church holds an executive board meeting in the church parlor at ten o'clock in the morning. The session will address plans, reports, and upcoming events.
Circle 1 of the Crab Orchard Baptist Church meets at the church at 1 30 p.m. Anyone interested may attend and join the group for discussion and fellowship.
The Thrifty Home Demonstration Club meets at Mrs. R. M. Mackins home located at 218 Westmoreland Street at 6 p.m. Members gather for the scheduled program and demonstrations.
Hollywood school hosts a mothers meeting at 1 30 PM to discuss activities and volunteer roles. Parents gather to plan events and support classroom needs.
Bethle hem Chapter No. 71 of the Order of the Eastern Star gathers at Mrs. E. S. Pugh’s residence, 305 North Kanawha Street, at 1 30 p.m. for a scheduled meeting.
The Pleasant Oaks Home Demonstration Club holds its regular meeting and workshop at the home of Mrs Sherman Souder in Oak Grove starting at 10 a.m.
Beckley and Hillcrest home demonstration clubs list upcoming gatherings at Mrs Nasby's 236 Tolley Drive at 1 30 p m and Mrs Solari's Maxwell Hill at noon.
Degree of Honor Lodge No 56 holds a business meeting at the Anderson Building on N Kanawha Street at 7 30 PM Thursday. Members are urged to attend and discuss upcoming lodge activities and plans.
Board of directors of Ra leigh County Chapter of American Red Cross meet in Room 410 Bair Building at 3 30 p m Route 41 Home Demonstration Club hosts at Mrs Eddie Whitt Stamford Road 10 30 Xi Alpha Delta Chapter Beta Sigma Phi at Miss Betsy Hatcher 404 E Prince St 7 30 Women s Improvement League hosts at Mrs R M 2 p m Prosperous Hills Garden Club antiquing flowers workshop Dry Hill Prosperity Community Center 7 30 Helping Hand Mission Circle No 1 at Mrs Ethel Morton A Street 6 p m
Others appearing in the se duction directed by Mrs. Sam Brown and Denise Hol landsworth, student director, are Vicki Morgan, Julia Nell Webb, Anita Cappellari and Joe Lachini. Hostesses are Mrs. John E. McKenzie, chairman, Mrs. H. Clyde Avis, Mrs. Joseph X. Fazio, Mrs. W. H. File, Mrs. Dana M. Conner, Mrs. W. M. Crawford, Mrs. Hoke J. Mon roe, Mrs. T. V. Hutchison, Mrs. Rey D. Millican, Mrs. C. H. Earehart, Miss Lara Clay, Mrs. Paul R. Copeland and Mrs. R. R. Bunton. Mrs. Glenn M. Akers, Department chairman, will pre side, and Mrs. Carlyle S. en will give the invocation and lead the flag salute.
Weekend guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Johnson Leach at 106 Ann Street were their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Howell Turner and sons Fess and Mark of Martinsville Virginia.
Francis Keiling of 205 Pikeview Drive is recuperating at Beckley Hospital where he has been a patient since Wednesday following major surgery.
Watson Bowman of Sophia was admitted to Raleigh General Hospital on Monday for minor surgery this morning.
Mrs Charles Allen of Lewisburg formerly of Maxwell Hill underwent major surgery this morning at Ronceverte General Hospital.
Out of town guests attended the wedding of Miss Elizabeth Ann Brash and David Carson Taylor at Beckley Presbyterian Church. Names included Mr and Mrs N S Shrewsbury and granddaughter Miss Terri Capello of Euclid Ohio Dr and Mrs George Taylor of Indianapolis Ind Mr and Mrs Scott Shrewsbury of Euclid Ohio and Mr and Mrs Rol-
Group No 1 of the Christian Women's Fellowship of the First Christian Church meets at Builders Classroom at 7 30 p m in the church for an evening gathering.
Mission Circle No 5 meets at Crab Orchard Baptist Church home of Mrs Wilma Fitzpatrick in Mac Arthur at 7 30 p m. Members plan regular session and discuss upcoming church activities.
The Orchard Valley Woman's Club will meet at Crab Orchard Baptist Church at 7:30 p m. Members are invited to attend a community gathering at the church venue this evening to discuss club activities and plans.
Friday brings Suburban Social Club regular meeting at Mrs. Paul Mills home 211 McKinney Street at 7 30. Calico and Jeans Square Dance Club hosts regular dance and workshop at New River Park Recreation Building at 8 p m. Advance Teenagers Art Class runs at YMCA from 3 30 to 5 p m led by Mrs Holt Kester.
Evanko of Midland Mich Mr and Mrs John Shrewsbury of Bluefield Mr and Mrs Ernest Bigley of Huntington Mr and Mrs Marion Hopkins South Bend Ind William Robards New York City Miss Virginia Moore and Mrs Wilkie O'Brien Richmond Va and Miss Jean McDonald from Boston Mass
Mr and Mrs Earl Pittman of Sprague welcomed guests over the weekend including their sons in law and daughters in law Mr and Mrs Thomas Pittman and children Tammy and Karen and Mr and Mrs Charles Pittman with sons Duane and Marshall all of Hyattsville Maryland Also Miss Vicky Pittman daughter of the Pittmans accompanied the visitors home and will visit Mr and Mrs Thomas Pittman
Mr and Mrs Frank Mila and their son Frank of Long Beach California arrived Monday for an extended visit. They will stay with his parents Mr and Mrs Santo Milano and with his cousins Mr and Mrs John Milano and Mr and Mrs Tony Milano and his brother Pete Milano all of Sophia. His uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Pietro Milano reside at 319 Vine St.
Mrs. E L Rupe of Sophia remains a patient at Raleigh General Hospital, admitted last Tuesday for observation and treatment.
Returning to Washington DC Sunday were Miss Judy DeWeese Miss Hope Thompson and Miss Judy Fitzpatrick all employed there. DeWeese visited her parents Mr and Mrs James DeWeese and grandparents Mr and Mrs Brack M Darnell of Sophia. Thompson stayed with her parents Mr and Mrs Grover Thompson of Princewick. Fitzpatrick spent a week with her parents Mr and Mrs Clarence Fitzpatrick of Sophia.
Mrs Roy Williamson was honored with a stork shower at Ruby's Teen Town on Friday hosted by a long list of local ladies. Refreshments were served and games played with prizes awarded to Ruby Augustine, Jean Blankenship, Patsy Graham, Sue Horsford, Linda Wall, Goldie Shrewsbury, Judy Milam, Ida Bolen and Mrs James Hebb.
Local hospital announces births on February through March in Beckley. Michael Damon Simpson weighed 8 pounds 11 ounces, Janet Lynn Morris 6 pounds 7 and 12 ounces, Lois Elaine Stump 8 pounds 15 ounces, Douglas Mark Griffith 6 pounds 1 and 12 ounces, Tina Lee Sibilkin 7 pounds 8 ounces, Melvin Douglas II Jones 6 pounds 10 and 12 ounces, Marney Anne Fagg 7 pounds 10 and 12 ounces, Edith May Ratliff 9 ounces, Jerry Dewayne Williams 8 pounds 5 and 12 ounces, Stephen Jack Bragg 7 pounds 14 and 12 ounces. Locations include Beckley Appalachian Regional Hospital and related addresses.
The Rural Acres Garden Club will sponsor Gary Wayne Dillon, son of Mr and Mrs Paul Dillon of 114 Maxwell Hill Rd, to Camp Caesar in June. The announcement came at a Thursday club meeting hosted by Mrs Orville Ballengee with Mrs Frank Short as co host. The group also plans a visit to Beckley VA Hospital on March 21 and will prepare a dinner set in April. A feature on flower arranging was presented by Mrs Stover.
Mrs Donna Lopez is a patient at Wyoming General Hospital. Rickey Meadows, son of Mr and Mrs Lacy A Meadows, is confined at home with scarlet fever. Mrs Bessie Duncan and family of Alexandria VA visited in the home of George Johnston and Edith Flinchum. Edith Flinchum’s sister is reported as a patient in Lewis Gale Hospital Roanoke VA. Predominant use of flowers noted for medical values amid shifting patterns of floral arranging influenced by cy anese and Buddhist traditions.
A brief note attributes the granny style of sunglasses to Benjamin Franklin, describing wiry gold plated frames on oval, rectangular, or square lenses as part of his influence on eyewear history.
A tip notes that oil of peppermint used in recipes is obtainable at drug stores. The suggestion points readers toward pharmacies as a convenient source for this flavoring ingredient.
Mrs Ann Graham led a program titled Were Millionaires at the Mission Circle regular meeting of Hollywood Missionary Baptist Church on Tuesday. Mrs Opal Smith gave the devotional as 18 members discussed bake sale on March 19 and rummage sale April 5 and 6. The group honored Mrs James Trail with a stork shower after the business session.
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