Luncheon Held For Baptist Circle Six Year End Meet
Mrs. Lionel Caffee hosted Circle Six of the Young Women's Auxiliary at the First Baptist Church on Pine Street for a pot-luck luncheon marking the year's final meeting. Mrs. Henry L. Walker led a devotional, and Ira Holliday Jr. spoke on Foreign Missions. business was led by Mrs. Arnold Bowyer. Gifts were given to sponsor Mrs. Richard Lewis and retiring leader Mrs. Bowyer, with Mrs. G. L. Anderson to lead next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Street
Lionel Caffee
Fort Circle
First Baptist Church
Henry L. Walker
Ira Holliday, Jr
Arnold Bowyer
Richard Lewis
Bowyer
G. L. Anderson
Circle Six of the First Baptist Church
Lionel Calice
R. G. Pugh
Baptist program planned for Freewill Baptist group
A Tuesday 6 30 pm program is arranged for the Freewill Baptist Young People's League of Price Hill. Lena Ramey celebrated her eighth birthday with a party at 214 Woodlawn Avenue hosted by her mother Mrs Fayet Ramey. Guests included James Walters Tommy Ramey David Abrams Jr Teddy Kes singer Ann Bostick and others.
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Baptists Plan
Freewill Baptist Young People’s League of
Price Hill
Lena Ramey
Fayet Ramey
Woodlawn Avenue
James Walters
Tommy Ramey
David Abrams, Jr
Teddy Kessinger
Ann Bostick
Vicki Austin
Harriett Baker
Diana Wilson
Gloria Rahall
Jean Ramey
Patty Lusk
Margaret May
Nut oils and dyes for furniture scratches
Experts suggest oil from Brazil nut black walnut or butternut can cover scratches on wood furniture. Rub halved nut meat into the scratch Tadine works on mahogany and brown shoe dye helps when staining walnut. Empty the steam iron immediately after use to let it dry.
Incidents In The Lives Of People You Know
Local column lists residents and visitors in Beckley and nearby towns. J. Gilmore and family plan Beckley home. Lillian Stafford stays with Meador family. influenza confines Bernice Ellison. John Collins arrives on leave from Japan. numerous visits and trips to Bristol, Fayetteville, Columbus, Tampa, Winchester, and Greensboro noted alongside patient updates and travel for military, sports and social ties.
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Jack Gilmore
Detroit
Mick
J. R. ‘Gilmore
South Kanawha Street
Beckley
Lillian Stafford
Pearisburg
Lee Street
Inlaw
Dewey H. Meador
Fred Clark
Lincoln Street
Bernice Ellison
New Smyrna Beach
Frances Bailey
Park Street
Bailey
Bertie Luscher
Roanoke
John Collins
United States
Japan
Greenbbrier Court
H. F. Thomasson
Beverley Street
J. W. Bradley
Ann and
James
Athens
Edward Sniffer
Edward
Danny Ray
Johnstown Road
Bristol
Tenn
Chilhowie
W. G. Ferguson
Fayetteville
Joseph H. Mcueen
C. H. Rut
East C Street
G. JA. Massing
Elkins Street
R. 'T. Kidd
Coal Street
Hugh C. Miller
Oteana
R. Lee Graves
North Kanawha Street
Byron Waldruff
Columbus
Ray Neal
M. D. Linville
Joseph
Hamlin
Conrad Stowers
West
Wood Drive
A. .L. Lovejoy
Granville Avenue
Edgar B. Sims
Charleston
Wickham Avenue
A. C. Sutphin
Elmer Swarthout
Ewart Avenue
James P. Monroe
Harry Perkowski
Tampa, Fla
Concord Students Attend West Virginia College Meet
Two Beckleyans and a Pineville student join Concord College representatives at the West Virginia Federation of College Students convention in Huntington at Marshall College. Tennis Hatfield of Pineville Ken Wutter and Frank Bowman of Beckley attend as Concord College delegates.
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Raleigh County
West Virginia Institute of Technology
Charles Johnson
Beckley
Peter O’conor
Edwight
Committee Named to Select Officers for Beta Lambda Chapter
Mrs Ernest Allenvaugh will chair the nominating committee to pick a slate of officers for the Beta Lambda Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority. The group met at Miss Eachus home on John Stown Road with members including Mrs Eugene West Miss Career Eachus and Mrs Don Houchins.
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Ernest Allenvaugh
Beta Lambda
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Eugene West
Ramona Richards
Dan Houchins
Jewel Oney
Linda Sarrett
Ernest Allenbaugh
James Richards
Lou Agee
Irma McDaniel
Clayton Carney
Doris Barker
Robert McNeish
Pot Luck Dinner Winds Up Baptist Women’s Auxiliaries
Seven members of the Young Women's Missionary Auxiliary of the First Baptist Church held a year end potluck at Mrs. Virgil Warden’s Harper Road home. Mrs. Jump reported on missionaries in the Belgian Congo. prayers were offered. treasurer Mrs. Earl Whitener presented a year end report. plans were made for the March 18 general meeting at the church. Fourteen members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Group Seven
Young Women’s Missionary Auxiliary
First Baptist Church
Harper Road
Virgil Warden
Chester J. Jump
Warden
Belgian Congo
Elmer
Earl |Whitener
iMarch
J. B. Wood
Lydia Pinkham's Compound Backed by Medical Tests
Women and girls with menstrual cramps backaches and headaches may suffer unnecessarily doctors tests show Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound gave complete or striking relief in three quarters of cases. The medical evidence presents it as thoroughly modern in action and calming.
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Lydia
Pinkham
Lydia Pinkham
Quaker K-99 Enamel Tiles Offer Durable Color Brilliance
Square yard tured blocks with merbleized patterns suit kitchens dinettes and baths. Quaker's K-99 enamel resists soap alkali and moisture for longer wear. 12 ft width by the sq yd priced by color includes red green cedar tokay beige gray and off white. Ideal for basements shops and concrete floors.
Price Hill Auxiliary Meets at Hamilton Home
Mrs. Anna Hamilton hosted the Monday meeting of the newly organized Price Hill Ladies Auxiliary with co hostesses. The program titled Pray Ye featured a business update reporting 37 raised from February bake sale and church repair plans.
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Price Hill
Hamilton
Anna Hamilton
Fannie Shrout
Patsy Evans
Molding Lard in Uniform Loaf Pans
The note explains molding lard into uniform loaf shapes using pans that hold about three pounds each. After pouring hot lard into loaf pans, allow to harden, then remove by dipping briefly in hot water. Wrap blocks in foil for storage.
Crab Orchard Baptist Church Books $10 Gift for Mather School
The Crab Orchard Baptist Church approved a $10 contribution to the Mather School in Beaufort South Carolina. Meeting at Mrs. J. W. Shrewsbury’s home, Mrs. Noel Meadows was named nominating committee chair, with Mrs. Cecil Edmonds and Mrs. Ernest Balaungee as auxiliaries. Mrs. J. B. Combs led the session, and a Pinecrest Sanitarium report was given by Mrs. Edmonds.
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S Southern Girls’ School
Mather School
S Io Beaufort
Crab Orchard Baptist Church
Lw. of
Shrewsbury
Noel Meadows
iMrs
Cecil Edmonds
lErnest Balaungee
Ruth
Robert Godfrey
Becksley
iPrayer
Edith Halt
Frank Israel
Lad & Lassie Promotes Free Gift Wrapping and March High Days
Lad and Lassie on Neville Street across from Krogers offer cute items at low prices with free gift wrapping. The note hints at March 27 28 and 28 as high days for sales and events at Lad and Lassie.
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Lad & Lassie
Neville St
Krogers
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Baptist Circle
Cittsville
Blake
Hugh Blake
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Okey Stover
Don Williams
Wentworth Biups
Ifry
New Spring
Coats
Neville Street
Dorothy Amick
Cincinnati Reds
Orville Snuffer
Bailey Avenue
Beckley Hospital
Mary Roe
Lena Roe
Huntington
Helen Smith
Fayettville
Sam Thomson
Buchanan- Hampton
Maggie. Fink
Second Avenue
H. B. Thomas
H. B
John G. Phillips
Williamsport
Berkley
Zenith
Beckley Music & Electric Co
Fayette St
Concord
Beta Lambdas
Lewis Tyres
Llydia Pinkham
Armstrong
Tex
Suzan
Payne’s
Children’s Department
Gorden
Daniel Green
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