Gamma Gammas Hear Pickle on History of Beta Sigma Phi
Miss Bladene Pickle spoke to the Gamma Gamma chapter of Beta Sigma Phi on the sorority’s 25 year growth from seven to 125000 members. Mrs. Lawrence Fridley led the business session and plans for a May 29 year end outing at Little Beaver Park were announced. Attendees included Mrs. Fridley and numerous members.
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Gamma Gamma Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Betsy Hatcher
Lawrence Fridley
Marie Cascio
Beta Sigma Phi
Bladene Pickle
Gamma Gamma
Coca-Cola
Little Beaver Park
Charleston Rose Show set for May 26 27 in Charleston
Charleston Rose Society announces its 33rd annual Rose Show May 26 27 at the State Capitol Rotunda in Charleston. The event includes 46 specimen bloom classes, 3 CRS member only challenges, 14 artistic arrangement classes, and a Colonial District meeting with judges C H Lewis and Harold H Allen. Entries close 11 am Saturday May 26. trophies include the Charleston Daily Mail Cup and Presidents Trophy with public displays 3 10 pm Saturday and 11 am 5 pm Sunday.
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Charleston
Charleston Gazette
Colonial District
House of Delegates
C. H. Lewis
Salem
Harold H. Allen
Chillacothe
Ohio
Buckeye
American Rose Society
National Council of State Garden Clubs
W. R. Fast
First Ave
Miss Joyce Stover Wins Delta Kappa Gamma Scholarship
Miss Joyce Stover daughter of Mr and Mrs Prince Stover of Beckley has been awarded the 1956 57 Delta Kappa Gamma Scholarship She is a 1954 Clear Fork High School graduate and a Concord College sophomore majoring in elementary teaching The $100 grant goes to a junior or senior in teacher education chosen by Delta Zeta chapter from three Concord nominees
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Joyce Stover
Prince Stover
Beckley
Delta Kappa Gamma
Clear Fork High School
Concord College
Athens
Delta Zeta Chapter
West Virginia
Concord
Outing Planned for Telephone Pioneers of America
Mrs Alma D Martin has returned from Charleston where she attended the state chapter executive meeting. Plans were completed for the annual state outing at Jacksons Mill on June 2.
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Alma D. Martin
E. Main St
Charleston
The
Telephone Pioneers of America
Jackson's Mill
Sigma Chapter Social Gathering Closes Year at Beckley Hotel
The Sigma Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi held its last meeting of the year at the Beckley Hotel. Vice president Mrs. Dale Propst led the business session in Mrs. Joe Bigony’s absence. Gifts were exchanged and Mrs. Robert L. Remington received a present as she moves to California. Attending were Martha Godbey Day Dillon No Wiseman Betty Looney Diana Hontgas Wilma Kincaid plus Mrs. Glenn Cook and others.
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Sigma Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Beckley Hotel
Dale Propst
Joe Bigony
Robert L. Remington
California
Martha Godbey
Day Dillon
No Wiseman
Betty Looney
Diana Hontgas
Wilma Kincaid
Glenn Cook
William Barrett
Walter Mungan
Ross Phipps
George Cales
Drexel Kessinger
Jack Gilmore
Harry Gilbert
Incidents In The Lives Of People You Know
Local society notes list visiting relatives and medical updates. Bernice Rodecap from Ander son arrives for a family visit with Paul Feigley in Harper Rd. Mrs Feigley recently recovered from surgery at University Hospital Charlottesville.
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Bernice Rodecap
Anderson, Ind
Paul Feigley
Harper Rd
Feigley
University Hospital
Charlottesville
Karl V. Brown
Spencer
Carroll Hutchison
Orchard Ave
James Trail
Daniels
W. D. Paris
Lee St
Warden Thomas Paris
Susan Jane
Beth
Kay
Martha Ann
Charleston
David Plumley
Danie Plumley
Reservoir Rd
George A. Watkins
N. Fayette St
Clearwater
Fla
Chesie
Vine St
Anthony Garges
Skelton
Scripture Lesson at Sophia First Baptist May Meeting
Mrs. George Bragg led Mission Circle No. 1 of Sophia First Baptist Church in a May program titled Thoughts For Times of Trial. Participants covered Poverty Duty Crowds and Criticism Loneliness and Pain Hunger and Thirst Unbelief of Friends with scripture readings and prayers. A new Circle No. 2 was formed with officers named by Mrs. Wilson. The Rev. Dewey Wilson gave the benediction.
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Mission Circle No. 1
Sophia First Baptist Church
Christ
Cecil Richards
Cather Rushbrook
James Hand
Monroe Coleman
Fred Brewer
Dewey Wilson
George Bragg
Coleman
Wilson
General Missionary Society
Circle No
Hand
Robert Spicer
Carl Basham
Frank Ledahawsky
Millard Poe
Watt Bowman
Stork Shower Honors Mrs. Arley Mitcham at Church
Women of Sophia Friendship Baptist Church hosted a stork shower for Mrs. Arley Mitcham wife of Rev. A. C. Mitcham. Mrs. Bill Withrow organized games with prizes awarded to five attendees. A brief business meeting followed led by Mrs. Madison Lowry with many members listed as attendees.
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Sophia Friendship Baptist Church
Arley Mitcham
Mitcham
A. C. Mitcham
Bill Withrow
Fred Cooper
Clyde Mitcham
Saul Brown
Aubrey Allen
James R. Polk
Madison Lowry
Debbie Mitcham
Dana Banker
John Gray
William Green
Emmett Perdue
Shirley Bailey
John Gilmore
Coal City Eastern Star Memorial Service Notices
Women's notices invited for meetings by 10 a.m. Beckley newspapers publish Sunday calendar items. Coal City Chapter No. 136 of the Order of Eastern Star holds a memorial service at 8 p.m.
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Women's Department
Beckley
Coal City
Order of Eastern Star
Beckley Club and Community Meetings Schedule
Beckley groups list evening and afternoon gatherings including Beckley Duplicate Bridge Club at Coca-Cola Social Room at 7 30 p m and Girl Scout Leader's Association at Beckley Presbyterian Church at 1 p m Judea Shrine memorial service at Masonic Temple 8 p m Golden Age Club at Park Ave Woman's Club house 7 30 p m King's Daughters at 119 Hill Park Dr 2 Beckley Business and Professional Women's Club at Beckley Hotel 7 p m Raleigh District Den Mothers round table at Appalachian Assembly Room 1
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Beckley Duplicate Bridge Club
Coca-Cola
Raleigh
den Mothers
Appalachian Assembly Room
Wives Club Luncheon Shapes Beckley Recruiting Station
Members of the Wives Club of the Beckley Recruiting Station met at 12:30 p m Friday at the Glass House. Officers for the coming year took office during the luncheon and plans were advanced for the year’s activities. Members then played bridge and canasta with winners named, and a list of attending spouses concluded the report.
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Wives Club
Beckley
Glass House
Tony Junco
Paul Burdette
Walter Munvan
Fred Allen
A. C. Cuthrell
Charles Daniel
Milton James
Bernard Flederbach
Walter Girvin
James
E. F. Phillips
C. L. Harmon Jr
R. L. Remington
Keith Stokes
John E. Weight
William R. Currier
J. R. Nunn
H. C. White
B. E. Burgess
L. J. Nutter
H. P. Gag
Circle No 11 Methodist Temple Meeting at Carney Home
The May gathering of Circle No. 11 met at Mrs. A. B. Carney’s C Street home. Devotional topic by Mrs. A. L. Rohrer focused on De claring His Glory and remaining Mission Study chapters. Business session heard yearly committee reports. prayers marked the start and finish. Refreshments were served. Pollyanna gifts were exchanged and secret pals revealed with many attendees named.
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Circle No. 11
Methodist Temple
A. B. Carney
C. Street
A. L. Borher
Mission Study Group
Carney
J. B. F. Yoak Jr
James Bovaird
Minnie Carney
Rohrer
A. E. Finden
John Mahaffey
C. A. Setliff
J. A. Blake
Yoake
E. T. Gilmer Jr
B. B. Thompson
Youth Choirs Elect Officers for Year
Youth Choirs I and II of the First Methodist Church elected officers for 1956-57. Martha Maxwell is president of group I, with Doris Buckles as vice president and Sandra Bachman as secretary treasurer. Co-presidents of Youth Choir II are Carolyn Caudill and Dick Yates. Janice Herndon to serve as secretary treasurer for 1956-57. Mrs. Paul Hinzman directs both groups. accompanist is Mrs. C. A. Hillman.
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First Methodist Church
Martha Maxwell
Doris Buckles
Sandra Bachman
Flavorful Pork Tenderloin with Bacon Wrapped Stuffing
A savory pork tenderloin dish uses two bacon strips crossed and a center patty. Tomato slices top the seasoned pork, followed by onion, with bacon ends folded over and secured by a wooden pick. Bake covered 30 minutes at 350°F, then uncover and bake another 30 minutes.
Non Mrs Sidney Tull and Mrs Bernice Meador
Mrs Sidney Tull and Mrs Bernice Meador are referenced in the readable text. The snippet notes their names, indicating a social or familial context without further action or dates.
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Sidney Tull
Bernice Meador
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Lucy Spinelli
Julia Gilmore
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Trinity College
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Paul Edward Ash
Connellsville
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L. B. Shrewsbury
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Harper
R. M. Shrewsbury
Welch
J. A. Sharp
Mason Sr
Cleveland
Cleveland Clinic
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South Oakwood Ave
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Howard A. Silverman
Harrisburg
B. E. Silverman
Raleigh Heights
Diane Weiss
Alex Thompson
Tommy
North Hollywood
Calif
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Ft. Benningy Ga
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Sherrod
W. O. Lyndor Jr
Woodlawn Ave
E. E. Boone
Greensboro
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George’ Bragg
Helen
Warnercolor
Rossana Fenesia
Sl Robert Douglas
Torin Thatcher
Dianne Fosdiana
LYM
S. F. Fisher
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Beckley Presbyterian Church
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Jersalem
Masonic Temple
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Park Ave
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Noel Ennis
Hill Park Dr
Beckley Business and Professional Women’s Club
S. Fayette
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