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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1937
Page
10
An index notes a California mines history index supported by a federal relief grant. The box score fragment lists players, runs, hits,13 bases, and pitching decisions across games, with errors and fielding notes. The report preserves team names, pitchers Knott Mulcahy Carleton and others, and RBI totals for multiple players.
The East Park Colored News Club invites all members to meet Monday evening May 17 at 7 30. Urgent business will be considered. Reenlistment of old members and enlistment of new ones planned. All members urged to attend.
Technical Adviser Beckley and his ailing aunt Mrs. Lula Gray are at Raleigh General hospital. The Gay Socialites club of North Beckley hosted a Mother's Day tea at Mrs. Owens home with attendees including Mrs. Chambers Swain Bradley John Price Marshall Price Jennings Belcher Wright Goode Hale Brown Skelton and Green East Park. The Women’s Improvement League plans a meeting Thursday at 2 30 PM at Mrs. A D Clark’s West End home.
The Junior League of Beckley and vicinity will meet Thursday at 7 30 PM at Mrs Hazel Garland's East Beckley home. All members are urged to attend. An Executive Board meeting of the New River Valley Baptist Association is set for Friday May 14 at Rev D C Hunter's East Beckley home. A mass meeting is called for Sunday June 6 at Ebenezer Baptist Church Beckley to organize a branch of the NAACP.
Tonight at McAlpin a recognition service hosts Choir No 1 Slab Fork and the Big Four of Glen Rogers with Rev S W Williams delivering the sermon. Mrs Mary Clark reads a paper on The Pastors Relationship to the Missionary Society as Maids and Matrons meet at Mrs J O Smith home.
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