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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1956

Page

3

Birth Announced for Biggs Family Daughter Benita Susan

Mr and Mrs James H Biggs formerly of Beckley now in Pontiac Michigan announce the birth of a daughter Benita Susan born May 17 at St Josephs Hospital weighing seven pounds two ounces They also have a daughter Donna Gail Mrs Biggs is Benita Lewis daughter of Mrs Ruth Lewis 112 Piney St and her husband is the son of Mr and Mrs Henry Biggs of Beckley

James H. Biggs Beckley Pontiac, Mich Benita Susan St. Joseph's Hospital Donna Gail

Easiest Sewing Pattern for Half Sizes 4 to 24

Pattern 4582 offers a clatch cape in soft pastels and fabrics like woolens tweeds and faux fur. For size 16 it uses 134 yards of 54 inch fabric. Send 35 cents for pattern with name address style number and size to Pattern Bureau Beckley Raleigh Register Box 42 Olde Station New York. H N For first class mail add 5 cents.

Beckley Raleigh Register Oldoe Station New York H. N

International Note In Gay Carpeting

EAST LANSING Michigan Pp Carpeting grows gayer this year with designs from the Far East India Iran Italy and Scandinavia. Brown remains a favorite with variations from wheat to coca while warm rosy tones sandalwood nutria and gold yarns appear. Orange and gold are high style colors and blue tones balance trends as carpets offer cool options with blues greys lilacs and greens. Tone on tone patterns use several shades of the same color.

East Lansing Mich Globe Jessie Marion Michigan State University Far East India Iran Italy Scandinavia MSU Marion

Buckwheat Pancakes Make Easy Supper

A simple supper features buckwheat pancakes with butter and cocoa-colored buckwheat honey or light honey. Easy topping ideas include warm spiced honey, cinnamon, and butter. Add fresh fruit salad whipped cream dressing vegetables hot chocolate and baked custard for dessert.

Hurley honors Mike on fifth birthday party

Mrs J H Hurley hosted a party at her East Gulf home for her son Mike on his fifth birthday. After games, guests included Mrs J W Hurley, Mike’s grandmother, Mrs W R Stevens and daughter Jenny Rae, Mrs Andy Wallen and son Rickie, Mrs Patty Clemons and daughter Linda, and Mrs Bert Collins and daughter Lucretia.

East Gulf Rns J.H. Hurley Mike

Miss Margaret James Speaks at Guild Meet

Miss Margaret James spoke to St. Anne's Guild of St. Stephen's Episcopal Church on a theme Be Not Anxious. The eight members met Wednesday at 8 p.m. at Mrs. Robert Holliday's home 406 Ewart Ave with a devotional from the 23rd Psalm and a Matt 6 theme.

Margaret James St. Anne's

Missionary Society Teas Honoring India Visitors at First Baptist Church

The Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church plans a tea on May 27 at 4 30 p.m. to honor visiting Baptist missionaries Dr and Mrs Maurice Blanchard of South India. The event follows a Tuesday meeting at 7 30 p.m. in the church lower auditorium. Mrs C F Ratliff presided, announcing Circle No 16 leader Mrs A C Cuthrell. Mrs W C Covey presented a program on origins of denominations. Circle No 2 served refreshments for 44 members.

Woman's Missionary Society First Bappist Maurice Blanchard South India C. F. Ratliff India French Davis A. C. Cuthrell

Mrs James Lilly Addresses Circle At Dinner Meeting

Mrs James Lilly spoke to members of Circle No 4 of the Methodist Temple at their final meeting Monday night. The group met at the Glass House with leader Mrs A Robert Koch presiding. Lilly used Coronation Time as her subject and closed with prayer. An orchid corsage was given to Mrs Koch by Mrs Roy Eye. Appointed to visit Pinecrest and deliver The Upper Room were Mrs M W Arnold and Mrs S C Ballangee.

James Lilly Circle No. 4 Methodist Temple Glass House A. Robert Koch M. W. Arnold S. C. Ballangee John R. Koch Nelle Bryson Ballangee Arnold Eye William Hart Hayse Bratton Harry Patterson David Muir H. J. Munsey D. B. Starrell J. R. Garrison Lilly

An Only Child Needs Normal Play With Other Children To Be Happy

Dorothy V Whipple M D argues that an only child misses peer give and take and sharing, grows toward adult tastes, and suffers when functioning as a lone center of attention. Ted’s story shows the challenge of team life and self view. Parents should arrange interaction with other children.

Dorothy V. Whipple M.D Ted Rembrandt Mother Goose

Colcord Area Weekend Visits and Health News

Sfc Harold Carter and fort Eustis wife spent the weekend with his Colcord parents. Kin caids and Stovers visited relatives in Colcord and Clear Creek while Columbus Ohio visitors stayed with family. Local hospital, convalescence, and illness updates include Abe Harris at Beckley Memorial and Clyde Southard improving in Gallipolis, with others returning from Portsmouth and Cleveland travels.

Colcord Rns Harold Carter Fort Eustace Hubert Carter Hermit Stover Fort Knox Clear Creek Julian Walk Columbus Ohio Charles Harris Eugene Williams Franklin Robert Brown Pamela Jarrell G. L. Kincaid Denver McClure Cleveland Arthur Massey Wade Akers Dunns Wally Kincaid Bethal Kincaid James Taylor Whitesville Forest Chambers James Starks Ida Underwood Jesse Wright Charleston Abe Harris Beckley Memorial Hospital R. E. Stover Clyde Southard Gallipolis Stover Wiliam Thompson Hattie Beller Med White Portsmouth Shelby Lcewell White

Mount Tabor Farm Womans Club Meeting Hostess and Plans

Mrs. Zane Lilly hosted the Mount Tabor Farm Womans Club meeting on Wednesday afternoon. The devotional was from Matthew. Mrs. J. L. Petty spoke on Smart Touches in Clothing. Marion Essary reported on leadership training at Jacksons Mill. Plans were set for Farmer's Day June 6 and next meeting June 20 at Mrs. Petty's home.

Zane Lilly Mount Tabor Matthew J. L. Petty Marion Essary Raleigh County Jackson's Mill I. E. Borrer Duff Patton K. E. Beckelheimer Baxter Minor T. A. Dillon C. E. Stanley Eugene Alderman Petty

Girl Scout Leaders Association Meets at Beckley Church

The Girl Scout Leaders Association will hold a special meeting at 1 p.m. Tuesday in Beckley Presbyterian Church to discuss an overnight camping trip on June 5.

Girl Scout Leaders Association Beckley Presbyterian Church Girl Scout Leader’s Association

Incidents In The Lives Of People You Know

Mrs Ruth Lewis of 112 Piney Ave heads to Pontiac Michigan to visit her son in law and daughter James H Biggs and granddaughter Benita Susan. Others plan weekend visits with relatives in Point Pleasant and Johnstown Road. A H Clay confined at home in Harper due to illness. R L Massey of 329 Myers Ave remains hospitalized for major surgery at Beckley Memorial.

Ruth Lewis Piney Ave Pontiac Mich James H. Biggs Benita Susan C. B. Treadway Maxwell Hill Lee Daniels Barbara Calloway Heights R. L. Daniels Point Pleasant F. D. Lopez War Eula B. Woods Johnstown Rd James Herndon Berwind Robert Lytton Lincoln St Montgomery Laird Memorial Hospital D. C Totten Roland Totten Chapel Hill N.C Lucy Belle Owen Gibsonville R. L. Massey Myers Ave Beckley Memorial Hospital

Coming Events For Women Group Meetings This Week

Beckley newspapers publish a weekly notice column for women groups. Activities include Oak Grove Mission Circle at Oak Grove Christian Church and Hummingbird Junior Garden Club at Miss Sally Ann Sotak home. Other groups meet at various locations Monday through Tuesday with memorial services and bridge and girl scout activities listed.

Women's Department Beckley Hummingbird Junior Garden Club Sally Ann Sotak Calloway Heights

Three Tables in Play At Bridge Club Meet

Beckley Duplicate Bridge Club members met for play at 5:30 PM Tuesday in the Coca Cola Social Room. Three tables competed with an evening average of 25 points. Sam Hochman and William Kein won first with 37, William Rippey and L Fink were second with 28.5, Charles Levine and James Scott placed third with 27. Other scores: fourth pair 4 with 24, fifth pair 1 with 20, sixth pair 2 with 13.5.

Beckley Duplicate Coca-Cola Sam Hochman William Kein William Rippey L. Fink Charles Levine James Scott

Also Mentioned on This Page

Beckley Sisterhood Abraham I. Shmedling Beth el Temple Elks Club William Binderman L. Wolman Arthur Goldstein Rabbi Shmedling Joseph R. Miller H. Viola Schlickerman M. E. Harvit Moose Mrs. Carroll Academy of Friendship of the Women of the Moose Moose Lodge Bessie Carroll Herbert Cline Order of the Moose Carroll Academy of Friendship Pete Fains T. C. Collins I. D Christian Jr Fairmont Donna Matherly Sophia Rurses Blue Ridge China Neville Maytag Neville ST Guild Earl Warren Virginia Inlaw Earl Warren Jr Washington Variety Club Miss Universe Navigator Coal River Personals Mrs. Zane Lilly The Beckley Jayceeettes Lonnie Sweeney William A. Hurst Wallace Kerley Don Wise Marcella Sandra James H. Stump Gregg Stump Eyvonne Sweeney Art Stump the Women’s Dept Oak Grove Mission Circle Oak Grove Christian Church Via Old Eccles Rd Ladies Aid Society of the Regular Baptist Church Daniels Baptist Missionary Society Glenn Webb Coal City Order of Eastern Star Beckley Duplicate Bridge Club Judea Shrine No White Shrine of Jerusalem Masonic Temple Inen Suits S. Fayette St Ee Kar Nik Cake CT Cata G. M. Powers Main Street Cecil J. Wells et-Yo ‘Skells OL By Ball Sunny Sue Balle Band Summerettes
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