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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1961

Page

5

Beckley Art Group exhibit draws 400 spectators

The Beckley Art Group's 15th annual show in the Elks Club ballroom drew 400 attendees. Two paintings sparked controversy over Best of Show. top public vote went to Sayonara by Ilva Farmer. Other awards went to Last Survivor, Amanda Earehart Jr., and Trees by Theodore Wilder.

Beckley Art Group The Elks Club A. Fray Lilly Meyers Ave Sayonara R. O Ilva Fayetteville Tams Tipple Charles Earehart Jr K. S. Lazenby Theodore Wilder James Wheeler Charleston

Delta Kappa Gamma Chapter Hosts Founders Day Dinner

X chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma met at Beckley Elks Club with local members as hosts. An East program in Raleigh County Bank penthouse explored Economic Social Patterns in Asia with three speakers on natural resources, women’s status, and minority groups. Attendees included members from Fayette Wyoming Summers and Raleigh counties.

Delta Kappa Gamma Society Beckley Elks Club Leslie Carter Bess Kate Snyder Wayne Reynolds Pioneer Women’s Committee Willia Huddleston Oak Hill Raleigh County Bank Asia Robert A. Hatcher Nancy Thorne Alfred Hughes Mona Wood Topsy O'Dell Boots Dilley Fayette, Wy

Glen White Gardeners Name New Officers At Luncheon

The Glen White Garden Club held its annual luncheon at the Glass House where new officers were introduced. Incoming President Mrs. Robert Parker, Vice President Mrs. John Fleshman, and Secretary-Treasurer Mrs. Corda Riffe were announced. A film on Spring time in Holland was shown and a flowering crab tree was presented to outgoing President Mrs. Manning.

Glen White Garden Club Glass House A. E. Manning Robert Parker John Fleshman Corda Riffe Holland Manning E. B. Wray G. E. Sinclair W. E. Straughan B. F. Williams George Gardener E. K. Kent

Echidna Hunts Ants With Sticky Tongue

The echidna is a toothless creature that feeds on ants by capturing them with a wet sticky tongue.

National Music Week highlights on WOAY TV and school choir

In observance of National Music Week the trio of Mrs. Alex Breck enridge III Mrs. Duff D. Daniel and Mrs. B. K. Peter with Mrs. George Piper will appear Thursday at 1 30 p m over WOAY TV on Visit With Hazel instead of Tuesday They are part of the Monday Music Club Mrs Oscar Williams will present the ninth grade Choir at Beckley Junior High School at 1 30 p m Tuesday

Alex Breckenridge III Duff D. Daniel B. K. Peter George Piper Woay-Tv Hazel Oscar Williams Beckley Junior High School

Visits in Beckley by Ohio woman and kin in Kentucky

Mrs. Martha Daugherty of Dayton Ohio has been visiting two weeks with her son in Beckley. This weekend she joined the Carters to Stone Kentucky to visit Rev and Mrs Hawthorne Bur graff. She will stay for a visit.

Martha Daugherty Dayston Ohio E. E. Carter

Incidents In The Lives Of People You Know

Mrs. R. R. Botkin of Welch will undergo surgery at Stevens Clinic Hospital Tuesday morning. Mrs. Alan Handy and infant son Alan Ray left for Rochester to join her husband after visiting her mother in Sophia. Alan Ray, born March 22 at Beckley Hospital, is the Handy child. Airman 3 C Gordon Wolford, after training at Amarillo, is on a 15 day leave with his parents in Sophia before reporting to a base in El Paso. Carson Crawford, 8, treated for burns from clothing catching fire at Little Beaver Lake during a fishing trip with his uncle in Daniels. Two Beckley girls Kay Weikle and Diane Bridi were elected to Alpha Sigma Tau offices at Concord College. Weikle named vice president and Bridi treasurer. Mrs. Leola Wall and Mrs. Ernest Richards attend funeral of their uncle Charles Withrow in Michigan.

Alan Handy Alan Ray Rochester N. Y Ray Johnson Sophia Beckley Hospital Handy Wanda Johnson C. Gordon Wolford U. S. Air Force Amarillo Tex Carson Crawford Galen Crawford Blue Jay Raleigh General Hospital Little Beaver Lake Jack Bryant Daniels Beckley Kay Weikle Roscoe Weikle Hill St Diane Bridi Edward Bridi Harper Rd Alpha Sigma Tau Concord College Athens Weikle Miss Birch Carolyn Pantili Wilson War Catherine Ramsey Mullens Chris Knuth Elkins

Beckley Women’s groups schedule Monday meetings

Monday notices list events for Beckley area groups including Parent-Teacher Association at Beckley Junior High School 7:30 p.m. Fun With Music Club at Mrs Maxwell Ott 311 Highland St family night 6:30 p.m. West Virginia Hairdressers unit 9 in Appalachian Assembly Room 7:30 p.m. Newcomers Club at Coca-Cola Social Room 7:30 p.m. Highland Garden Club May luncheon at Black Knight Country Club 1 p.m. and more club activities across Beckley Shady Spring districts Senior High Youth Department and other community groups meet at various homes and clubrooms.

Parent-Teacher Association of Beckley Junior High School Black Diamond West Virginia

Crab Orchard Baptist Church Social Hosts Women Club

Mrs. Rosetta Flint and Mrs. Carl Bunch hosted a mission circle social at Crab Orchard Baptist Church in the church social room at 1 30 p.m. Attendees were invited to join the Mission Circle No 1 and socialize before the main gathering at Howe Street at 2 p.m.

Crab Orchard Baptist Church Ray Yates Crab Orchard Howe St Rosetta Flint Carl Bunch

Women of the Church Event at St Stephens Episcopal

Thursday evening at 8 p m Women of the Church meet at St Stephens Episcopal Church for a gathering in the parish hall with fellowship and program plans.

Pre Episcopal Churchwomen To View Slides On European Cathedrals

The Churchwomen of St. Stephen's Episcopal Church meet at 8 p m Thursday to view slides of European cathedrals by Clement Schulte a local florist Mrs Paul B Earwood will return from the Diocesan Convention in Huntington to report and install new department chairmen and the new vice president Mrs Thelma Brown Mrs Emily Meyers also will participate in the session

Clement Schulte Europe St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church Paul B. Earwood Huntington Gund Thelma Brown Emily Meyers

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