Methods of Corsage Making Illustrated for Gardeners
Clement L. Schulte discussed corsage making as a feature of Beckley Daffodil Junior Garden Club. Juniors practiced making corsages from roses, carnations, iris and chrysanthemums and learned a colonial bouquet. Fourteen members attended with guests and sponsors. next meeting will feature Stephen Vermillion and flower arrangements by Mrs. John Earle Lilly.
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Clement L. Schulte
Daffodil
Beckley
Schulte
Stephen Vermillion
John Earle Lilly
Cotton Carnival Planned By Beckley Women of Moose
Beckley Women of the Moose outlined plans for a Cotton Carnival to be held May 6 in the Moose Ballroom on McCreery Street. The event will feature summer fashions shown by local women and children and is free of charge.
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Beckley Women of Moose
Beckley Women of the Moose
McCreery Street
Moose
E. D. Verry
Incidents In The Lives Of People You Know
Beckley area notices list weekend trip to The Greenbrier for first anniversary events at the resort. Charleston nurse student Miss Sharon Lee Front arrives to visit her parents. Mrs. C S Lewis Jr returns home after hospital stay. Mr. and Mrs. A Byus and Barbara visit Cincinnati relatives then return home. William Radford and Linda Hay visit Ward family and Midway relatives. Hiram Lang and Virginia move from Beckley Avenue to Charleston. Mrs. I W Dilly remains patient at Raleigh General Hospital.
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L. L. Scherer
Walter M. Duncan
Beckley
Greenbrier
White Sulphur Springs
Sharon Lee Front
Charleston General Hospital
Mare L. Front
Maplewood Lane
C. S. Lewis, Jr
Beckley Hospital
Virginia Street
Allerngur
C. A. Byus
Barbara
Elkins Street
Cincinnati
Ohio
William R. Radford
Linda Hay
Oten
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New Five Game Series Play Begins Next Tuesday
A local notice reports the start next Tuesday of a new five game series. It covers troop investures at the Methodist Temple Girl Scout unit and results from the American Contract Bridge League at Coca Cola Building. James Scott Jr and Robert Scott lead with top match points, earning a trophy and master point fractions.
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American Contract Bridge League
Coca Cola
South Oakwood Avenue
James Scott, Jr
Robert Scott
Sam, Hochman
Jill Klein
R. D. Kemps
James Scott
Patty Houchins Crowned May Queen at Shady Spring High
Patty Houchins reigned as May Queen at Shady Spring High School May Day Festival. A capacity crowd watched Miss Houchins crowned by a former teen Dora Lee Crysel Sergent. May Kay Phillips served as maid of honor with a long list of attendants and a program titled Memories featuring dances, songs, and skits by students across the classes.
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Patty Houchins
Shady Spring High School
Miss Houchins
Dora Lee Crysel Sergent
May Kay Phillips
Mary Grace Fourney
Boots Dilly
Norma Lee Griffith
Shirley Bird
Clarice McLaughlin
Norma Lee Harrah
Lois Akern
Norma Shrewsbury
Billie Mae Roark
Betty Bragg
Mary Jo Richmond
Sara Bolton
Peggy Cook
Arvada Day
Mary Etta McLaughlin
Plina
Mrs Leo Vecellio Elected Highland Garden Club President
Mrs Leo Vecellio was elected president of the Highland Garden Club at a luncheon yesterday afternoon at the Beckley Hotel private dining room. Officers named include C A Smith as vice president, Fred Meyer as secretary, and John Calaway as treasurer. The group discussed the upcoming Bluefield state garden convention, scheduled spring show plans for June 1, and the May 25 meeting hostesses.
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Leo Vecellio
Highland Garden Club
Beckley Hotel
C. A. Smith
Fred Meyer
John Calaway
E. M. Payne
State Garden
Bluefield
Hulett Smith
Edwin Ratcliffe
W. H. File
L. E. Wilkes
J. W. Walters
John Callaway
A. Gates
John W. Smith
Friendship Class Hosts Mothers as Special Guests
Mothers of members were guests for the Friendship Class meeting at First Baptist Church marking the new year. Devotionals and readings were given by members, with musical performances and a Mother’s Day scene.
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First Baptist Church
F. Ratliffe
Raymond Patton
W. A. Thornhill
Mother Mahree
Gloria Calfee
Nex Calfee
Mary Frances Wood
Mariam Bird
Pete George
Carol Jean
Miss Bird
Miss Caffee
Barbara Burdiss
Fred Grogan
Steve Pachuta
Mark Skages
Ramon Morgan
E. 8. Freeland
Horace Pierce
L. C
Lionel Caffee
Iw. A. Thornhill
Vanity Beauty Shop Ad at Cavalier Drugstore
Local classified style ad promoting guaranteed cream and cold wave services. Mentions Helens Cortin offering services with or without appointment at 2004 Prince Street and phone number 3161. Includes pricing details and service options for Wave 5.00 and related items.
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Vanity Beaaty
Cavalier
Helens Cortin
Prince St
Del-Mar
Juanita Porter
Frances Mason
Lilian Dillon
Janice Omenski
Beckley Hadassah Chapter Marks First Anniversary
Beckley Hadassah observed its first anniversary Monday night with members and guests after a screening of Tomorrow's A Wonderful Day about a refugee's journey. About 100 attended a special meeting where Mrs. Louis Cohen presented cups to the local president and another officer for reaching a membership goal. Members expanded from 14 at organizing to 53 active, with an anniversary cake donated by Mrs. Nathan Berman. The next meeting is May 25 with a report on the national convention.
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Moosehaven
Moosehart
Bessie Carroll
E. D. Terry
C. E. Davis
Margaret Freeland
Methodist Temple
Laura Bays
Virginia Broaddus
Patricia Nonahave
Mary Francisco
Nancy Kautz
Betty Simpkins
Marion Vecellio
Julia Smith
Betty Hatcher
Joyce Jackson
Nancy Pat Hepler
Mary Kieiman
Judy Kieiman
Emma Jean Weaver
Mary Boles
Martha Weaver
Paul Costigan
Ted Decker
Beckley
Hadassah
Beth-El Temple
Attena Cable
Louis Cohen
Charleston
The
Charles Levine
L. J. Fink
Cohen
Israel
Nathan Berman
Brown's Celebrate Birth of Son Roger Dale
Mr and Mrs Archie Brown ing of Blue Jay announce the birth of a son, Roger Dale, weighing 7 pounds 2 ounces, on April 23 at Raleigh General Hospital.
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Archie Browning
Blue Jay
Roger Dale
Raleigh General Hospital
Charleston Woman to Speak Thursday For Woman's Council
Mrs. W. D. Van Voorhis of Charleston will be guest speaker for the Thursday night meeting of the Woman's Council at First Christian Church. The 7 30 oclock gathering will be in the church with Group No. 1 led by Mrs. J. R. Webb as hostess. Members are urged to attend and hear the May speaker. Veal note: braising with tomatoes or sour cream adds flavor.
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W. D. van Voorhis
Charleston
Woman's Council
The
First Christian Church
J. R. Webb
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