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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1932

Page

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Salvation Army Buy a Basket drive reports ongoing need

The Buy a Basket campaign in Prince Street HQ continues to collect groceries though demand remains higher than supply. Captain Moss notes two baskets daily from W. MacTaggart through month end, lists many local donors like Piggly Wiggly and Oakwood Grocery and reports 37 baskets received that week with five anonymous contributions.

Salvation Army K. E. Moss Prince Street Moss J “W MacTaggart L. B. Dandridge Wm. MacTaggart Roth Gumm W. Snuffer Jno R. Smith Grace Lilly J. _F. Vaughn Army

Local Social Roundup From Princeton Area

Mr and Mrs Everett Boushley and Douglas visited friends in Princeton Sunday. Mrs Anna Young of Big Stick guest of Hodges Lillian Brammer Crab Orchard visitors here Sunday. Mr and Mrs Ed Church and sons Harve and Boots visited here Sunday. Mrs Jon Smith and Alex and Lovie Gavic toured Sophia Tuesday. Miss Lukie Harvey and C Wright Beckley were Saturday guests of Mable Hodges and family. Miss Gladys Evans Big Stick called on friends Monday. Chuck and Boots Church attended the Beckley show Sunday. Mr and Mrs Wnt Dickenson and Betty Lou drove to Princeton Sunday. Dennis Craighead motored to …

Everett Boushley Douglas Princeton Anna Young Big Stick Mable Beatrice Hoddes Lillian Brammer Crab! Orchard Ed Church Harve Boots Tralee Jon Smith Alex Lovie Gavic Sophia Lukie Harvey C. Wright Beckley Mablé-Hodges C. H. Hodges Beatrice Gladys Evans Chuck Boots Church Wnt. Dickenson A. K. Smith Carl Dunavan Amigo Witt Dunavan Keith Aliff Cook Town Hobart Boyd Virginia Lee Riggsby Allan Arney Crawford Riggsby Glen Pasley Beckley Hospital Bill Shumate Son Grat Frank Hill Charleston George Millar Ohio Nellie Dickens Arnett C. N. Able Grace Maynor Houston Hall Long Branch Leonard Helby Monroe County Marion Roberts Barbara Davis Julius Sloboda Mullens Tracy Hatcher Pitsenbarger Jeonard Burkett Katherine Adams Cleo Blevins Crab Orchard Vicle Johnson Montcalm Andrew Johnson Perkins Jim Vaughn Dane Blevins Wyco Fred James Mary Farthing Alma Able George Phipps Junior Browning George Browning Rhodesl Girval Hill Fayetteville Jack Hill W. F. Deboard Shirley Bill Hill Denver Hill

Local travelers and visitors list from Beckley and surrounding towns

Mr and Mrs Hodges and children drove to Beckley on Saturday. Ruby McCormick Virginia McCormick Ceasar Reid of Pemberton toured town Sunday. Wm Dickerson and Foster Smith families visited Hot Coal and Sophia. Mable Hodges rode to Riley. Elsie Lego sick this week. Mike Corkey and Hen Roles went to Charleston. Bill Smith family and Ruth Wills shopped in Sophia. Annie Harrison Elizabeth Traybor George Reid visited Pemberton. Clyde Wills stopped in Sophia Wednesday night.

Big Stick Hodges Mable Hodges Riley Elsie Lego Mike Corkey Hen” Roles Charleston Bill Smith Alice Mae Ruth Wills Sophia Annie Harrison Elizabeth Traybor George Reid Pemberton Clyde Wills

Local Family Visits Highlight Sunday and Tuesday Gatherings

Glen Hedrick and Mr and Mrs Owen Griffith of Spanishburg were Sunday dinner guests of the Lilly family. Jake Meadows Vivian Lilly Marvin Dobbins and William Lilly were Tuesday night guests of Hereford Meadows. Miss Beulah Lilly has returned home after an extended absence.

Owen Griffith Spanishburg David Lilly Jake Meadows Vivian Lilly Marvin Dobbins William Lilly Hereford Meadows Beulah Lilly

High school notes reflect pride and staff changes

Commencement week draws crowds at the high school with praise for Principal George W. Parker. Randolph Norton will replace Parker as Shady High School principal. Local families host weekend visits and guests from Beckley Hinton Morgantown and Table Rock appear throughout the report.

Mullens Carroll Cottle Irene Richmond Beckley Bertha Juanita Meadows H. Lilly O. E. Harvey John Rakes Concord College George W. Parker Parker Randolph Norton Shady High School Norton Vella Claribel Lilly Leona Carrie Richmond Table Rock F. Deck Helen Hedrick CG. G. Peregoy Morgantown Margaret Sue Duncan Margaret Lilly Edith Hicks Lacy McMillion Herndon L. E. Duncan Thelma Massie John Massie

Mead and area residents reported visiting and illness notes

Mead residents share illness news and family updates as several locals travel for visits. Mrs Violet Johnston is very ill. Don Eller and son Lee visit relatives in North Carolina. Forest Wood couple attend Charleston business and Beckley circus. Buford Wood visits grandparents in Grumplin. many local names appear at sermons, dinners, and visits across Rhodell Corrine Besoco Pickshin and surrounding towns.

Violet Johnston Don Eller Son Lee N. C Forest Wood Charleston Beckley Buford Wood H. W. Howerton Cgrumplin Mead Lego Richard Charles Mack Plymale Rhodell Alica Wood Cramplin Oscar Wood Alice Wood Luther Barker Bill Romans Pickshin Mary Bolen Besoco

Local Family News From Rhodell Area

Annie Cols spends week with daughter Birs while Bert Bolen and family visit relatives in Rhodell. Willard Bolen ill with measles. Mrs. S. W. Akers of Madeleine visits daughter Mrs. Bert Bolen. Luther Mooney returns home from Raleigh General Hospital after slow recovery. Mrs. Geo Burdiss and daughter Maxine visit Rhodesl. Albert Cole visits Kelly Cole family in Sullivan.

Birs Annie Cols Willard Bolen Bert Bolen Rhodell S. W. Akers Madeleine Luther Mooney Raleigh General Hospital Maxine Rhodesl Albert Cole Kelly Cole Sullivan

Stotesbury Residents Busy Amid Social and Family News

A collection of short notes shows Stotesbury, Beckley, Amigo, and nearby towns sharing visits and illness. People like A K Smith, the Dunavans, and the Able family frequent Beckley, Sophia, and Crab Orchard. residents travel to Charleston, Mullens, and Monroe county for family events, work, and hospital stays.

Illness Updates and Social Notes From Pear West Virginia

Henry Kincaid remains seriously ill at his Pear home while Frances Bragg shows partial improvement after weeks of illness. A school class party hosted by Lovella and Marie Smith featured a large guest list including Herman Garten and Edna Smith among others. A surprise dinner honored a fiftieth birthday for J A Meadows. Local visits include CG Smith and Jessie Plumley in Beckley and Noel Meadows with family guests.

Henry Kincaid Frances Bragg Lovella Marie Smith Herman Opal Ruby Marshal Stephen Garten Edith Eva Nannie Russel Henry Arthur Harry Billy Paul Richmond Edna Ray Smith Irene McDaniel Anma Richmond Edward Kingsley Berman Atkins Velma Annie Charley Bragg George Maroney John Arthur J. A. Meadows CG. O. Smith Jessie Plumley Beckley Noel Meadows Berman James James Redden L. A. Bragg Hamlet Marie and Edward Bragg

Episcopal Diocese Workers Take 10 Percent Pay Cut

The Episcopal Diocese of West Virginia will implement a 10 percent salary reduction for all workers under the council. Approved at the council’s annual sessions in Charles Town, the measure includes missionaries serving in other fields.

Associated Press Martinsburg W. Va Council of the Episcopal Diocese of West Virginia Charles Town

Damage suit settled up in local circuit court

Miss Lina V. Browning received $2000 in a settlement from C. H. Tolley after a September auto crash on South Kanawha street. The case, previously dismissed after a $15,416 jury verdict was overturned by the state supreme court, ends with the payment and no further action. Other actions: Mary Bauman divorces granted. Bashia Hamilton case submitted to court. A. G. Mead et al versus F. C. George awarded $711.06 to plaintiff. Court to continue this week.

Miss Lina V. Browning C. H. Tolley Miss Browning Tolley South Kanawha Street Clieuit State Supreme Court Mary Bauman LeRoy Bauman Bashia Hamilton Clear Fork District Board of Education A. G. Mead Et al F. C. George

Illness and injuries touch Long Branch residents

Mrs Evaline Lively is seriously ill at her Long Branch home with pneumonia feared. Jack Akers suffered pain to his heel and ankle at the local mine Thursday. Clyde Duncan and son Aubrey visit Evaline’s parents Wilson and Lizzie Lively. Earnest Billups and bride return from a several days visit with relatives.

Evaline Lively Jack Akers Clyde Duncan Aubrey Oak Hill Wilson Lively Earnest Billups Rel

Community Notes From Eccles Area Recount Local Visits

Mrs. Billups mother of Mariaette pre marriage, Mrs. Carrie Thomas of Kingston visited relatives in the area. Mrs. Juanita Akers Millsap returned home after weeks with Mrs. Sherman Clay at Eccles. Dreama Cook came home from Oak Hill after visiting Arlene Morris. Rev W C Harris filled an M E church south appointment at Scarbro at the pastor’s invitation. The congregation praised the sermon. Clint Lively’s son Guy Edward recovered from a brief illness. Attendees at the funeral of A C Romine of Dirtsville.

W. L. Reid Guy Edward Clint Lively A. C. Romine Dirtsville

Local residents visit and travel notes

Monday reports list Mrs Dock Lively Mrs Biddle Lively W P Williams and families with neighbors and visitors Mrs Clint are Tennis Painter and Mrs Herbert Williams and daughter Ethel. Dock Lively and others visited Mrs Pauley of Scarbro Sunday evening while French Lively returned from Columbus with C L Patterson aboard the Sportsman to buy Ford cars.

Dock Lively Biddle Lively W. P. Williams Stewart Painter Clint Herbert Williams Ethel Pauley Scarbro French Lively Columbus Ohio C. L. Patterson Sportsman Ford Dock Holley Gons Weirwood Cleveland Holley C. E. Smith Oak Hill

Conley Plans Sale of State Road Bonds

Governor Conley announced the sale of 1,250,000 in state road bonds to the bid offering the lowest interest rate and highest premium. Bonds carry up to 4.5 percent interest, with 50,000 annual installments from April 1, 1933, to April 1, 1957. Authorized by the 1931 legislature.

Associated Press Charleston W. Va Conley

Also Mentioned on This Page

Affinity B. H. James W. L. McCray Osteopath Beckley Hotel Lindbergh John Hughes Curtis Norfolk Coast Guard Glen Hedrick C. P. Roger Nunn-Bush Meee Neville Mead, W. Va Stotesbury, W. Va Pear, W. Va Episcopal Diocese Long Branch, W. Va Lester P. Barlow Stamford Conn Senate Virginia Market Harper Road E. M. Byrd Raleigh County Brooks Adair Chevrolet B. Foot Michigan America Chevrolet Motor Company Detroit Chigan General Motors Lewis Chevrolet CO First Avenue Beckley, W. VA
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