Mrs Edwards Pupils Enjoy Outing at Casa Loma
Mrs A A Edwards private school pupils rode to Casa Loma on a sunny day for a picnic on the Canterbury lawn. After lunch the group presented their teacher with a fountain pen as a token of appreciation.
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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1936
Page
7
Mrs A A Edwards private school pupils rode to Casa Loma on a sunny day for a picnic on the Canterbury lawn. After lunch the group presented their teacher with a fountain pen as a token of appreciation.
Mrs. M. V. Domenech of San Juan Puerto Rico, guest of Mrs. Charles Scott Lewis, was honored again with a luncheon hosted by Mrs. Co L. Allen on South Kanawha Street. The table featured garden flowers and was set for several guests including Mrs. Domenech Mrs. Tewis Mrs. Wickham Mrs. Ragland and Mrs. C L Allen. After luncheon the party joined in a D A R ben c e.
A bridge session will be held at the home of Mrs. C. C. Sanders to raise funds for a local cause. Residents are invited to join, enjoy refreshments, and contribute to the community effort. Proceeds will support upcoming civic projects.
The church wedding of Miss Jane Tulumaris of Tarpon Springs Florida to Mr. Harry Katsuris of Oak Hill West Virginia will be in early June at St Nicholas Orthodox church Tarpon Springs The bride is the younger daughter of Mr and Mrs Costas Tulmaris of Tarpon Springs and the groom runs a restaurant in Oak Hill
Participants in the regular Ladies Day at Black Knight Country Club included Mrs J Lewis Bumgardner Mrs A H Grigg Mrs Augusta Kerr Mrs L T Putman Miss Eleanor Payne Mrs J E McKenzie Mrs D W Duke Mrs W W Goldsmith and others. Bumgardner won low gross Goldsmith took low net and Payne won the driving contest.
Mrs. Tom Morgan returns from Tenafly New Jersey to visit family. Mr. and Mrs. Waterman Jr. host relatives in Bluefield while he handles business. Mrs. F W Rucker and Mrs J A Rucker travel to Alta Vista Virginia for Rev Francis Burke Jr’s ordination. Mrs. A E Odell visits Mount Hope family. Mrs Alfred Truman recovering after minor operation at Raleigh General. Dr D M Ryan of Hinton attends Raleigh County Medical Association in Beckley. Mr and Mrs John Bonner and nephew Thomas Hawley travel to Philadelphia to visit Mrs Bonner’s mother. plan stops in Harrisburg Washington Baltimore. Mose Rahal guests of relatives at Flat Top. Frances File to visit Gunston Hall in DC for summer with Ashton File family. Mr and Mrs Ben Lewis and Mrs Sam Wasserkrug on motor trip.
A list of society visitors and travelers around Beckley includes Carlyle Wade a V P I student from Blacksburg Va arriving for the weekend with Mrs Wade Roy H Johnson of Fayetteville visits Beclley on business Miss Caroline Lindsay heads home to Elkton Ky for summer Jennie Nesmith leaves for Norman Park Ga to spend summer A G Gregory and J W Huddle return from Charleston on business J A Cadwallader of Huntington visits Beckley Mr and Mrs J M McCreery back from Philadelphia where he is improving Mrs Roy H Johnson shops in Beckley Nancy Wickham Gunston Hall student plans to spend summer with her parents and Mrs Wickham attends Gunston commencement in Washington
Moscow blames south and Inner Mongolia for tensions as Mongolia’s modernized army with up-to-date weapons faces renewed clashes near Tamsuk Bulak. A mutual aid pact signed March 13 bound the Soviet Union to Mongolia if aggression occurs. Japanese and Manchukuo forces reportedly pushed back after penetrating 30 miles into Mongolia.
Charleston May 22 Old Age Pension clubs in West Virginia claimed the support of Dr M S Holt father of U S Senator Rush D Holt in a drive for new members Dr FE Thornton state organizer said the Weston physician would get up
The organizer cites Hearst, Col. Frank Knox, and Arthur Brisbane in campaigning for the Townsend plan. He notes congressional investigations have energized the movement, declaring the organization is more alive than ever.
Gilmore halts recount after mature consideration and asks county court to issue a nomination certificate to Farmer. He thanks Raleigh county voters for their support and urges continued backing for Farmer in the general election. Farmer expresses Gratitude for Gilmore’s generosity and public spirit.
Reverend J J Howard will give the principal address at Elliott High School's annual commencement at the Leevale school building tonight. Diplomas will be awarded to three high school graduates Veronia Bankston Edgar James Carter and Moses Andrew Wright and thirteen elementary graduates. Readings will be presented by pupils and the school chorus will sing.
Beckley Chamber of Commerce directors discussed publishing a booklet to showcase the city. The publicity committee was tasked to develop plans for attracting tourism and conventions. The board also addressed road repairs on Raleigh-Fitzpatrick and urged C&O Railway to recognize Beckley on timetables.
President Roosevelt watched Arthurdale homesteader guests square dance on the White House lawn during the annual veterans party. Mrs Roosevelt announced the jigging while Pershing, cabinet, Red Cross volunteers, Civil War survivors, nurses, and veterans from local hospitals observed the scene.
Representative Andrew Edmiston of West Virginia urges establishing a rural resettlement project at Wyatt in Harrison county. He proposes acquiring Consolidation Coal houses housing 214 people who work for the WPA or rely on direct relief, asking coal officials to delay evictions pending Tugwell's reply.
The quotation notes selling to the highest bidder and suggests the coal company would be interested in purchasing the houses. It contends the sale could rapidly become a viable resettlement project, indicating rapid conversion potential and corporate interest.
Bluefield West Virginia May 22 The Mercer county court faced four more recount requests bringing total to six. Democrats Clark Foland F J Bryant O E Fusong J B Eades requested recounts for county court house of delegates and justice of the peace positions. Recount requests also included L J Belcher sheriff candidate and G H Crumpecker nominee. W C Haythe of Hinton asked a recount for the state senate race.
State funds needed to pay Raleigh County teachers for the final month of school had not arrived this morning. The county superintendent's office announced a pay-day delay until next Monday, with confidence the money would arrive by then.
Mr and Mrs K G Van Wynen of Tenafly New Jersey announce the birth of a son Joel Kenneth at the Maternity Building Englewood Hospital on May 14. Mrs Van Wynen is sister of Mrs Tom Morgan of Glen White. Approximately 2 000 000 acres in southeastern North Carolina are suitable for slash and longleaf pine growth.
A quiet rally led by utilities and industrials lifted stocks by fractions to multiple points. Gainers included Consolidated Edison American Water Works Western Union International Harvester Sears Roebuck Westinghouse Johns Manville and Standard Oil of New Jersey.
American Legion Post No 32 will meet at 7 30 this evening in the Memorial building Legion Hall Post Adjutant Leon Criswell says Memorial Day observance plans will be discussed and all members urged to attend.
Charleston May 22 Tax Commissioner Fred L Fox charged ten beer vendors with selling liquor They were ordered to appear May 29 H L Merrifield W E Carnes Catawba Roy J Kiger Noel Clelland Roy Huhn and Tony Olivia Grafton Angelo Tony Olivia Grafton and Angeloa Bellada Charleston Vincent Colletti Short Creek Beatrice Sox and Mrs O C Cabtree Wellsburg June 1 set for appearance
A May 22 publication analyzes Idaho land, showing private owners are rare. Ninety percent of the state is public, with 36 percent in national forests, 21 percent in public domain, 6 percent in state land, and 1 percent in Indian reservations.
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