Miss Anna Seman Bride-Elect Reinforced With Shower
Miss Anna Seman bride elect of John T Ondo Jr of Trenton New Jersey was honored at a Thursday evening miscellaneous pre nuptial shower in the Richmond Recreation Room hosted by Mrs Steve Chappo Mrs George Nagy and Miss Elizabeth Halash Attendees included Mrs John Seman and many relatives and friends Refreshments featured a four tier cake with pink and white decorations and spring flowers Prizes were awarded to numerous guests as the group planned a New Jersey wedding and home establishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Seman
Richmond Recreation Room
Steve Chappo
George Nagy
Elizabeth Halash
John T. Ondo Jr
Trenton
N. J
John Leman
East Beckley
J. T. Ondo
New Jersey
Lacy W. Treadway
Steve Halash
Blanche Bruney
Charles Karbonit
Joe Bolla
Gazie Pachuta
Joe C. Pachuta
Elizabeth Blanar
John Radvon
Andy Kasco
Beverley Sawyers
John H. Pachuta
Mike Sedanko
John J. Pachuta
Margaret Bero
Joe Marczinke
Donald Wise
Andy Sotak Jr
Mike Salago
John Seman
Diana Hontagas
George Buffa
Mike Duran
Mike Danko
Ross Davis
Martha Calloway
Joe Pachuta Sr
Andy Ha
Mrs Angelo Zonta Hosts WSCS Meeting at Rhodell Church
Mrs An gelo Zonta hosted the Women s Society of Christian Service of Rhodell Methodist Church. President C B Craghead opened with worship on Why We Give. New officers were elected including Pansye Whittaker as president and Mildred Craghead as vice president. Attendees listed include Ann Crum Vernon Canterbury Mona Craghead Barbara Craghead Judy Almond Susan Widick and the Whitaker and Almond families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhodell
RNS
Angelo Zonta
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Rhodell Methodist Church
C. B. Craghead
C.C. Conner
Craghead
Walter Whittaker
Lacy Meadows
James Meadows
U. S. Widick
Rosa Meadows
Lottie Conner
Mary Bell
Ann Crum
Vernon Canterbury
Mona
Barbara Craghead
Judy Almond
Susan Widick
Walter Whittaker II
Jeffrey Almond
Birthday celebration honors Brenda Lee Morris on sixth birthday
Brenda Lee Morris celebrated her sixth birthday Saturday at the Hill Street home of her parents Mr and Mrs E J Morris. A pink and green theme framed the party with afternoon games and prizes awarded to David Plumley Thomas Estep Patty Sessler and Ramona Barcell. Other guests included Janie Maples Terry McKinney Mary Lou Sessler Danny Sessler Jerry John Wayne Gallaher Susie Tommy Milam and Sherry Gallaher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brenda Lee Morris
Hill St
E. J. Morris
David Plumley
Thomas Estep
Patty Sessler
Ramona Barcell
Janie Maples
Terry McKinney
Mary Lou Sessler
Danny Sessler
Jerry
John Wayne Gallaher
Susie
Tommy Milam
Sherry Gallaher
Coming Events from Women’s Organizations
Notices invite women’s groups to submit meeting announcements to the Beckley Newspaper’s Women’s Department. Listings include Sophia Band, Mothers Club at the high school 7:30 p.m. Circle No 5 at First Methodist Parish Hall 7:30 p.m. Chaminade Music Club at Mrs J E McKenzie 602 Woodlawn Ave 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Department
Beckley
Sophia Band Mothers Club
First Methodist Church
Chaminade Music Club
J. E. McKenzie
Woodlawn Ave
Community club notices and meeting changes
American Legion Auxiliary Unit No 32 holds an executive board meeting at 7 30 p m and a Memorial Building gathering at 8 p m Business Women Circle meets at the Presbyterian Church at 6 p m Beckley Duplicate Bridge Club meeting for 7 30 p m in the Coca Cola Social Room is canceled due to election
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Business Women's Circle of the Presbyterian Church
Beckley Duplicate Bridge Club Meeting Canceled
Mrs. William Klein announces the Beckley Duplicate Bridge Club regular Tuesday 7 30 p m meeting is canceled due to the election. Members will resume Tuesday May 15 in the Coca Cola Social Room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Klein
Beckley Duplicate Bridge Club
Coca- Cola
Bake fall apples with a honey coating delight
A simple autumn treat stars baked apples glazed with honey to create a glossy finish. The warm recipe highlights a sweet, earthy balance and a satisfying bite for dessert or snack.
Incidents In The Lives Of People You Know
A local society column lists weekend visits and family gatherings. Mrs E F Cooper spent Sunday with brother C W Stovall in Spanishburg. Anne St hosts Ray Miller family and Mrs Mary Burdette. Meyers family visited Bluefield. Mrs Kell returned from California. Evelyn Hasbrouck left for DuBois after a year at Beckley Youth Director post. Beavers, Swope and Lunati families visited Maddy. Bond and Brown hosted guests from Princeton and Huntington. Robert Klaus, WVU student, visited with wife and infant in Morgantown. Elizabeth Miller and Arlena Miller, Charleston, visited relatives in South Kanawha and Anne St residences. June Baker, WVU senior, Morgan??
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. Cooper
South Kanawha St
C. W. Stovall
Spanish Burg
Anne St
C. Lake Allen
Ray Miller
James
Robert
Miller
Mary Burdette
Links Grove
Frederick W
Beaer
J. F. Maddy
Trent Swope
Blacksburg
Pete Lunati
Pete Jr
Memphis
Women of Moose Honor Mrs. Davis Move to Winston Salem
The Beckley Chapter 822 Women of the Moose held an initiation for Mrs. C. E. Davis, a College of Regents member, after she moved to Winston Salem with her husband taking a Moose post. New initiates include Rosie Davis and nine others. a pot luck dinner was planned for May 15 and a farewell party was held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Davis
College of Regents
Moose
Beckley
Davis
Winston Salem
N. C
The
Rosie Davis
Margie Crowder
Maxene Gonzales
Goldie McClellan
Wilma Lusk
Mildred I
Ruth Sue Basham Bride-Elect Honored With Bridal Shower
Miss Ruth Sue Basham, bride-elect of the Rev. Robert Leonard Goddard, was honored with a miscellaneous bridal shower Friday at her grandmother Mrs. John Beasley’s Wickham Avenue home. The June wedding is planned. Hostesses were Mrs. Estelle Beasley and Miss Chole Basham. attendees included Betty Goddard, Betty Campagna, Shirley Martin, Barbara Cook, Callie Mize, Florence Goddard, and Clarence Basham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Sue Basham
John Beasley
Wickham Ave
Robert Leonard Goddard
Estelle Beasley
Chole Basham
Betty Goddard
Betty Campagna
Shirley Martin
Barbara Cook
Callie Mize
Florence Goddard
Clarence Basham
WVU Student Visits Father in Hospital After Weekend at Home
A WVU student spent the weekend with her mother Mrs. R. F. Baker at 109 Summers St. and visited her father, a patient at Beverly Hospital receiving treatment for a broken leg. She was accompanied by Bob Jackson, another WVU student.
Housewives Competing For Mrs. America 1957 Title
Forty nine housewives from 48 states and the District of Columbia began the Mrs. America 1957 contest in Daytona Beach Florida. They will be judged on attractiveness and deftness at cooking sewing cleaning and ironing. The winner will be crowned Saturday night succeeding Mrs Ramona Deitemeyer of Lincoln Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daytona Beach
Fla
States
District of Columbia
Ramona Deitemeyer
Lincoln
Neb
Perfect Toast Method for Family Use
A compact guide notes that a modern automatic gas range with a broiler can evenly toast bread for the entire family at once. It suggests using the broiler to achieve uniform browning suitable for large gatherings.
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Norma Jean Hodge
Park Ave
Dean Dick
Bill Sargent
Charles Goode
Mary Jo Surbaugh
Hodge
Thomas J. Caffee Jr
Princeton
First Baptist Church
Alvin J. Cook
Marian Williams
Francine Hatcher
Roscoe Weikle
John Voloski
Mike Vargo
John Sutyak
Gazie Sotak
Steve Ulaki
Mike Beley
Nena S. Ross
Grace L. Vines
Polly Jo Cook
Peggy Cook
Agnes Pachuta
WSCS
Robbin
Singer Electric
Singer
Singer Sewing Center
S. Kanawha ST
Byron Randolph
United States
W. Va
State Senate
Coca-Cola
Women's Dept
June Baker
West Virginia University
Morgan
Women of
Mrs. Davis
Corey
Constable Town
CNR
NNC
Ps Ee
Tia
Mixmaster Jr
Sunbeam
Williamson
Frank
Sprague, W. VA
Democrat
Carey State
Emery J. Smith
Raleigh County
Grandview
West Virginia
Arlisha Hurt Smith
Henry A. Smith
315Th Field Artillery
National Exchange Bank
Beckley National Bank
Pol. Adv
Fayette St
W. A
House OF Delegates
Pol. Ady
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