Azalea Garden Club Flower Show Planned for June
The Raleigh Register notes an annual Azalea Garden Club Flower Show planned for June. Names connected to a display or event include Yvonne Floretta Giardella Aimee Mildred Thompson Doris Thelma Martin and Ethel Genevieve Hubbard.
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Raleigh Register
Beckley
Raleigh County
W. VA
Ain
Azalea Garden Club
Yvonne
Floretta Giardella
Aimee
Mildred Thompson
Doris
Thelma Martin
Ethel
Genevieve Hubbard
Spring flower show entries invited by Azalea Garden Club
The Azalea Garden Club invites entrants for its spring flower show to be held at the Woman's Club on June 2 or 3. Flowers must be entered between 10 a.m. and noon, with exhibits open 2:30 to 5 p.m. Children and juniors under 15 may enter in special classes.
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The
Azalea Garden Club
Woman's Club
Charleston
Tihe
Canterbury Bells
Appalachian Electric
War Debate to Be Held on First Days of Sittings
Sir Stafford Cripps told the house of commons that a war debate would be held on the first and second days of the next sittings. Participation by Prime Minister Churchill depends on the war and on the prime minister. The opening date for the new sittings was not announced.
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Associated Press
London
Stafford Cripp
House of Commons Today
Churchhill
Azalea Garden Club plans flower show in June
Champion speller Power company building the pres ident reported that a total of 100 Victory Gardeners had been signed by the club members. Mrs. E. T. Stromp signed 18 gardeners the highest count. Mrs. Ashton read a forestry article, Luther Burbank praised. A garden quiz followed. Ribbon awards went to Ralston Hawkins Lilly. Specimen ribbons to Davis Payne Donahue. Members present listed include Stromp Ashton Payne Lilly etc.
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M. Ralston
E. B. Hawkins
J. E. Lilly
C. A Davis
E. M. Payne, Jr
E. P. Donahue
Sidney Johnston
M. C. Banks
D. C. Ashton
E. M Payne, Jr
J. P. Nowland
H.E. Phipps
A. G. Richards
Paul Payne
M. M Ralston
Duff Daniel
J. E. McKenzie
E. T. Stromp
F. L. Banks
M A. Johnston
E. E. Bibb
H. P. Meadows
H. L. DeCreery
Ida S. O'Dell
N. H. Ragland
Dirty Dozen Plan Dance at Elks Club Ballroom
The Dirty Dozen met at Fred Burdiss home to plan the May 27 dance at the Elks Club ballroom with patriotic colors for decor. An intermission at midnight will feature a ticket stub tear and return system. Bobby Berman reports about 40 tickets sold as plans for a floor show are discussed. members then attended the Snaps meeting at Elizabeth Harper’s home with listed attendees including Burdiss, Berman, Cook, Hall, Kambouris, Miller, Roush, Kelly, Sax, and Coiner.
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Dirty Dozen
Fred Burdiss
Elks Club
Bobby Berman
Elizabeth Harper
Bobby Bermen
Clarence Cook
Bill Hall
George Kambouris
Harold Miller
James Miller
Eber D
Miss Norma Meaks Weds Randolph Phlegar
Mrs. Connie Persinger announced the marriage of her daughter Norma Lee Meaks to Randolph Phlegar. The ceremony took place May 7 at Oak Hill Baptist Church with Dr. A. S. Kelly officiating. The couple will reside at Slab Fork and he works there.
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Connie Persinger
Norma Lee Meaks
Randolph Phlegar
Oak Hill Baptist Church
A. S. Kelly
E. J. Phlegar
Play to Be Presented at Mark Twain High School
Senior cast of Mark Twain High School will stage June Mad an adaptation of Her First Beau tonight at 8 p m in the school auditorium The play follows the Wood family visit and features Penny Wood Mrs Wood and Elmer Tuttle in the cast Directed by Fern Grogan Monday May 18 at 1 p m for students will also be presented Cast includes Thomas Caldwell Helen Lucy Cunningham Paul Hancock Ross Hutchens Fay Barrow Betty Ann Thompson G Mervyn Roberts Ed Haga James Smith Bob Bailey Ethel Caudill Walter Estevez Opal Saunders and Opal Saunders Pete Beck leads the stage crew with George Kardish Harold Crickmer Walter Crickmer Henry Turner and Frank Munoz Virginia Meadows Helen Martin manage sound Katherine Pate is prompter
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Fern Grogan
Penny Wood
Thomas Caldwell
Mrs. Wood
Helen Lucy Cunningham
Elmer Tuttle
Ralph Wentworth
Walter Estevez
Julia Harris
Opal Saunders
Pete Beck
George Kardish
Harold Crickmer
Walter Crickmer
Henry Turner
Frank Munoz
Virginia Meadows
Helen Martin
Miss Meadows
Will
Katherine Pate
Trap Hill Senior Play to Be Given
Red Headed Royalty From Arkansas a comedy of college life will be presented as the seniors annual play tomorrow night in the high school auditorium at 8 30 p m. Jack Canterbury plays Prince Michaels a gangling red headed fellow from Arkansas who makes fast work of finding the college blackmailer Other cast members include Dale James Cormack Jim
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Arkansas
Trap Hill
Jack Canterbury
Prince Michaels
Dale
James Cormack
Jim
Fordyce and Hans Lead Incomplete Cast List
Neil Shumate Fordyce James Belfore Leigh Mildred Morris Jacqueline Geraldine Lucas McNeish Hans Belfore are named in an incomplete cast roster for an upcoming production with uncertain roles and missing details.
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Neil Shumate
Fordyce
Thomas McNeish
Hans
James Belfore
Leigh
Mildred Morris
Jacqueline
Geraldine Lucas
Free Dance for Local High School Seniors at Elks Club
High school seniors from all area schools will be guests at a complimentary dance tonight at the Elks Club on Prince Street. The event is sponsored by Berman Jewelry Stores of Beckley and Oak Hill, with Jay Woods and his orchestra providing music from 9 p.m. to midnight. Free invitations available at Beckley or Oak Hill stores before 6 p.m. tonight. admission requires no purchase and chaperoned informal event.
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Elks Club
Prince Street
Berman Jewelry
Beckley
Oak Hill
Jay Woods
J. ©. Hale
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June Mad
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