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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1955

Page

3

Cotillion Club Spring Formal at Beckley Hotel

The Beckley Cotillion Club held a spring formal in the Beckley Hotel ballroom from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. with Buddy Morrow and his orchestra providing the music. Guests of honor were the Crew Chiefs, the Air Force group touring Beckley, and vocalist Jack Stevens formerly with the Les Brown Band performed. Morrow’s band heads to the Peabody Hotel in Memphis for a three week engagement next month. T. R. Wilson Jr. led as club president and H. L. Walker chaired the dance. one of three annual club dances.

T. R. Wilson Jr Mrs. Wilson Buddy Morrow Dorothy Rae Cotillion Club Beckley Hotel Beckley Cotillion Club Chestra Crew Chiefs Air Force Beckley Jack Stevens Les Brown

Beckley NSA to Attend Bluefield Installation in June

Beckley Chapter National Secretaries Association members met at 8 p.m. at the president Miss Madge Richardson's office. They discussed an invitation to attend Bluefield Chapter NSA's installation dinner on June 11 at 6 30 p.m. Reports from Richardson, Lilly and Treadway highlighted the convention address by Henry F. Reuter of Reuter and Bradgen Inc. at Wheeling’s Cricket Supper Club. The next convention will be in Huntington May 26 at Hotel Frederick. national convention will be in Chattanooga, Tenn. with Ivy Baker Priest as keynote. The Beckley group approved by laws, elected state officers, and plans monthly dinners at the Beckley Hotel on the fourth Monday. Attendees included Mrs. Paul Malcolm, Mrs. Myrtle Thompson, and Miss Jo Ann Tyree.

Beckley National Secretaries Association Madge Richardson Bluefield NSA Miss Richardson Mary Grace Lilly Marie Treadway Henry F. Reuter Reuter and Bradgen, Inc Cricket Supper Club Wheeling Frederick Huntington Richardson Chattanooga Tenn Ivy Baker Preist Vona Belle Dempsey Freda Soter Betty Jane Gunter

Opening Ladies Day kicks off Beckley golf season

Intermittent showers could not dampen the Beckley women golfers at Black Knight Country Club for the first Ladies Day. Mrs. W. J. Barbour Jr. won the Bingle Bangle Bangle with 15 points as several players qualified for the Spring Tournament starting June 7. The luncheon, chaired by Mrs. Edgar L. Mohler, outlined the upcoming schedule: Spring Tournament May 24-30 qualifying, May 31-June 3 first round, June 4-6 second, finals June 7. Team Match June 13-28. Championship July 12-26. Handicap August 9-23. plus various events through August.

Beckley Black Knight Country Club W. J. Barbour Jr Edgar L. Mohler Bluefield White Oak Hawk’s Nest Club Will Vis

Season's Bridge Opens With Luncheon at Country Club

The La dies Bridge Association of the Club opened its season with a luncheon in the Black Knight Country Club ballroom. Mixed spring flowers decorated tables. Winners of the following bridge game were Mrs. W. D. Nace high, Mrs. C. D. Sebert second, and Mrs. Paul W Feigley low. Numerous members attended under the leadership of chair man Mrs. C. C. Drewry and secretary Mrs. C. Drake.

Black Knight Country Club Ladies Bridge Association C. C. Drewry J. E. Sharp I. Wilbur Bays O. F. Cain Gus Walker R. D. Watts William M. McCutcheon C. C. Drake W. D. Nace C. D

Stevenson Praises Federation Club at Convention

Adlai Stevenson lauded the General Federation of Women's Clubs at Philadelphia naming their push for a new U S department of consumer interest as significant. He urged a crash program to control the hydrogen bomb and supported renewed arms control diplomacy despite not speculating on Moscow Peiping moves. Stevenson also signaled optimism about a forthcoming Big Four meeting.

Philadelphia General Federation of Women’s Clubs U.S. Department of Consumer Interest Adlai Stevenson Stevenson General Federation Moscow Peiping Soviet Union

Community notices from Beckley newspapers weekly events

Woman's organizations share meeting announcements for Beckley News papers. Calendar items include Parsons Edwards Kindergarten graduation at Methodist Temple on Wednesday and Dry Hill Farm Woman's Club, King's Daughters, Royal Neighbors Camp and Rural Acres Garden Club gatherings on Thursday. Also a home radish fan tip advises trimming roots, chilling, and serving crisp paper thin slices.

Women’s Department Beckley Parsons and Edwards Methodist Temple Dry Hill Farm T. N. Thurman Dry Hill Road

Relief for Arthritic Pain Promoted by Medical Authority

A noted medical authority endorses relief of arthritic and rheumatic muscular aches. The safe ingredient in PRUVO Tablets is highlighted to break the pain cycle, with advertising noting no prescription is needed and pricing of 1.50 for a large 75 tablet bottle at Cowen's Drug Store and other leading drugstores.

Cowen's Neville St. Beckley

Incidents In The Lives Of People You Know

Local society notes list visits and trips including Mr and Mrs John W Simmer man and children Sandra Sue and Gary Lee at Petersburg Virginia with relatives. Also mentions Mrs John Lee Walker Huntington and Raymond Shaffer Gallipolis Ohio weekend guests, and other relatives visiting from Bluefield Huntington Clarksburg Spencer Daniels Parkersburg Colony.

John W. Simmerman Sandra Sue Gary Lee Stansbury St Petersburg W. QO. Simmerman L. A. Landers Woodlawn Avenue John Lee Walker Huntington Raymond Shaffer Gallipolis Ohio Wilmer Borrer Bluefield Beckley Mabel Cain Clarksburg C. F. Cain College Ave Clay McDaniel Bishop Street Karl Brown Spencer James Trail Daniels Westwood H. Holliday Druid Ave West Virginia Optometric Congress Parkersburg L. F. Quesenberry F. C. George J. H. Buchanan N. Kanawha St Rosetta Flint Park Street West Coast Comdr Lawrence E. Flint China Lake Calif Charles W. Flint Los Angeles D. A. Noble Salem Ore Charles Leo Detroit Mich

Preston Crosbys Honor Daughter With Luncheon

Preston B Crosby and his wife hosted a luncheon for their daughter Miss Prestine Crosby in the Blue Room of the Elks Club at 12 30 p.m on Tuesday with a graduation theme. The guest list included Susie Pyles Phyllis Bowers Patsy Morgan Kyleen Fink Goldie Perry Sue Kelly Carolyn Morrison Peggy Kelly and more.

Preston B. Crosby Prestine Crosby Elks Club Susie Pyles Phyllis Bowers Patsy Morgan Kyleen Fink Goldie Perry Sue Kelly Carolyn Morrison Peggy Kelly Frances Ragland Trish Stewart Barbara Ward Martha Peregoy Joyce Arnold Gloria Biggs Donna Robertson Mary Hereford Lois Linklighter Ferne Southern Ann Benson Sally Ramey Pat Donahue Ann

Xi Beta Exemplar Chapter Names Committees

Mrs. Jerry Dale new president of the Xi Beta Exemplar Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi announced committee appointments for the coming year at the last season’s meeting in Richmond Recreation Room. Read letters from the International Office. bake sale results shared. Starr urged gratitude and community kindness.

Jerry Dale Xi Beta Beta Sigma Phi Richmond Jack Starr International Office W. R. Monk Ways and Means Dale Arnold Carney Sam Roberts II L. D. Skinner Bladene Pickle Harold Eye Evelyn Stover Earl Carter Ernest Allenbaugh Dorene Eachus Don Lilly Betty Jane Gunter Sherwood Dun

Chill milk soon after mixing for safety

Fluid milk made from nonfat dry milk powder and water must be refrigerated. Chill it in a covered container as soon as you have mixed it to preserve freshness and prevent spoilage.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Paul Malcolm Myrtle Thompson Jo Ann Tyree Mohler Jack Bazzarre Keith Lipscomb D. D. Daniel James Thompson Walt Duncan L. L. Scherer John Whitlock Eva White Melvin Wood Elizabeth James Wilmer Stanley Bazzarre Harry Ellis Lipscomb Basil Bailey J. A. Hedrick Barbour Daniel Harry Cooper Thompson King’s Daughters Methodist Royal Neighbors Sons of Italy Hall Prince Street Rural Acres Garden Club Coca- Cola Nedah Aes Bobbi You Brad Procter and Gamble Main Street East Rainelle Go Modern Pinny Temple Street Hinton Dep Fine Howard Avenue Mullens W. Main ST Main & Oak Sts Oak Hill Richwood Cae Frances Ragland Prestine Crosby Women’s Dept Mrs. Carroll Hutchinson Orchard Avenue Preston Crosbys Josup Starr Gose, Barbara Lilly and Carolyn James G&g. M. Powers Ronceverte JAN Campbell Music CO
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