Community notices for Beckley women's groups
Upcoming events include Ladies North Beckley Savings Club at Dorothy Cunningham's home 7 p.m. Beckley Legal Secretaries Association dinner and officer installation 6 30 p.m. Lad and Lassie Junior 4 H Club exhibit and meeting at First Christian Church 7 p.m. Smart Set Savings Club at Marlene Burke's home 500 F St 7 p.m. Dry Hill Home Demonstration Club meets 1019 Dry Hill Rd 8 p.m. Lincoln Elementary PTA 7 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Beckley
Beckley Legal Secretaries Association
Beckley Hotel
Lad and
Lassie
First Christian Church
Smart Set Savings Club
Marlene Burke
F St
Dry Hill Home
Shelby Stump
Dry Hill Rd
Community club and society meetings schedule
Listings show multiple local groups planning meetings at schools, churches, homes, and community centers in Beckley. JFF Savings Club, Retired School Employees Association, Beckley Junior High, Lincoln Elementary, Beckley Art Group, Maxwell Hill Life Group, Beckley WCTU, Beckley BPW, Judea Shrine No 13, and White Shrine of Jerusalem all set 6:30 to 8 p.m. events with varying hosts and venues this week.
Modernistic Homemakers Club and Related Meetings
Community notices list multiple local group gatherings. The Modernistic Homemakers Club meets at 137 Hager Street with Mrs. Edward Boyden hosting at 6 p.m. Coal City Chapter No 136 of the Order of Eastern Star holds a special meeting and initiation at 8 p.m. Subdeb Council convenes in Appalachian Assembly Room at 7 p.m. Navy Mothers Club reschedules to Hopkins Skylanes Conference Room at 7:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homemakers Club
Edward Boyden
Hager St
Coal City
Order of Eastern Star
Navy Mothers Club
Hopkins
Skylanes
Graves Decorated for Memorial Day by Confederate Group
Members of the Southern Cross Chapter No 2001 UD Confederate Daughters plan Memorial Day graveside honors with red roses and Confederate flags. The group will visit Stonewall Jackson's mother’s grave at Westlake Cemetery Ansted for decoration, while a Raleigh County Centennial parade float is sponsored by Beckley residents. New member welcomed and awards presented by Fayetteville Centennia l Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Cross
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Vivian Brooks
North Sand Branch
Stonewall Jackson
Westlake Cemetery
Ansted
L. W. Thorne
Beckley
Raleigh County
Harry Birt
Oak Hill
Max McClung
Mount Hope
Caps Top Hair Cover Styles For Outdoor Summer Stay
The piece outlines summer headwear options including kerchief caps jaunty visor caps tied with chiffon berets pillboxes cloches and fedoras. Each style is tied securely to suit motoring shopping or beach days through outdoor use.
Visitors and graduations mark Stotesbury notes
Air man C David Zeigler, home from Germany after three and a half years, attends graduation at Mark Twain High School where his brother is in the class. Nearby visits include Mrs. Lafferty and Mrs. Letha Zeigler’s travels, family weekends with Meadows and Dunn in Ohio, and relatives in Beckley and Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stotesbury
ANS
David Zeigler
James F. Ziegler
Peter
Elizabeth Thomas
Germany
McGuire Air Force Base
Mark Twain High School
Willard Lafferty
Mount Hope
Sherman Angle Jr
Angle
Beckley Memorial Hospital
Lafferty
George Niday
Burdette McKinney
Harry Perce
Harry Jr
Cabin Creek
Jack McCargish
Bradley
Jack
Edna McCargish
Baltimore
Carlos Lee Maye
Ft. Lee
Carl Maye
Josephine
Judy Ann Teaster
Charles Gregory
Beckley Hospital
James Harvey Meadows
Jimmy
Ben Dunn
Middletown
Ohio
Letha Zeigler
Chicago
Ill
San Francisco
Calif
M. Sgt
James Zeigler Jr
Ratcliffe Named Freshman Orientation Group Leader
Ann Ratcliffe, daughter of Mr and Mrs W E Ratcliffe of 334 Westwood Dr, has been selected as an assistant training group leader for Freshman Orientation next fall at Randolph-Macon Woman's College in Lynchburg Virginia. A sophomore, she will supervise a group of 10 to 12 freshmen to ease their transition to college life. Selection is based on general capability and interest in the college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Ratcliffe
W. E. Ratcliffe
Westwood Dr
Randolph-Macon Woman’s College
Lynchburg
Ann
New Shrine For Meeting of Judea Shrine No. 13
Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Wilson will assume top offices of Judea Shrine No. 13 at the regular meeting Tuesday 8 p.m. in the Masonic Temple Howe Street. The annual memorial service will honor deceased members. Mrs. Dan Weaver will lead. New officers include Mrs. Heath Bell, Grady Morgan, Mrs. H. J. Thorne and others. Honorary officers named. color bearers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. R. Wilson
Judea Shrine No. 13
White Shrine of Jerusalem
Masonic Temple
Howe Street
Dan Weaver
Bell Shrine
Mount Hope
Judea
Burns Roberts
Wiseman
Woodrow Bonds
King
Robert E. McKinney
Queen
Gency Simpson
Irby Webb
Andrew Ellsion
G. E. Hedrick
W. E. Straughan
Worthy Guardian
Worthy Guard
C. Beirne Canterbury
Robert L. Amick
S. Earl Snead
E.S. Pugh
Charles Reid
Marc Front
L. T. Durrance
T. M. Harris
Virgil Sarrett
Gladys Wills
Beulah Wilkinson
Sam Thomson
Officers To Preside Scheduled Tuesday In Shrine Band
Mrs. M. W. Arnold and Mrs. A. Robert Koch head escorting the national emblem as junior past worthy high priestess. Mrs. Thomson assisted by Mrs. E. S. Pugh and Mrs. D. F. McKenzie. Choir formed by Mrs. Hedrick, Mrs. Thomson, Miss Lela Hawley with Mrs. C. H. Felter, Lahn, and Mrs. George Shriver. Mrs. Wilson announces committees with Arnold, Bell, Shriver on finance and auditing. Thomson chairman of examining. Lilly and Arnold assist. Other chairmen named include Webb on sunshine, Thomson on program, Williams on publicity, Bell on decorations, Reid and Bell on ways and means. Have a can of frozen cranberry sauce on hand to slice for quick summertime salads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. W. Arnold
A. Robert Koch
Worthy
Thomson
E.S. Pugh
D. F. McKenzie
Hedrick
Lela Hawley
C. H. Felter
Lahn
George Shriver
Courier
Wilson
Arnold
Bell
Williams
Reid
Rose Show Judges Visit City and Local Health Update
Mrs Henry L Walker of Westwood Drive and Mrs Murrill Ralston of Hill Park Drive served as judges for the Charleston Rose Society annual Rose Show in the Capitol rotunda. Mrs Henry Powell has been discharged from Raleigh General Hospital and convalesces at her daughter’s home on Grant Street. Four generations of Mrs Martha Green’s Crab Orchard family visited Mrs Margaret Archie in Crab Orchard, including Mrs Virginia Stoots and her children Ricky and LaRonda. Walley Lee of Middletown, Ohio, visits his parents Mr and Mrs M W Arnold of Maplewood Lane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry L. Walker
Westwood Drive
M. Murrill Ralston
Hill Park Drive
Charleston
Charleston Rose Society
Capitol
Henry Powell
Raleigh General Hospital
Marion Brown
Grant Street
Martha Green
Crab Orchard
Margaret Archie
Virginia Stoots
Ricky and
LaRonda
Stafford
Lley Lee
Middletown, Ohio
Mrs. M. W. Arnold
Maplewood Lane
Blair family visits pastor awaiting surgery
The Rev. W. J. Blair of Sophia is a patient at Raleigh General Hospital awaiting surgery this week. His sons and daughters-in-law, Robert J. Blair of Point Pleasant and William D. Blair of Phoenix, Ariz., visit with his wife. Mrs. Duane Ellifritt and daughters Bonnie Marie and Ju-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Blair
Sophia
Raleigh General Hospital
Robert J. Blair
Point Pleasant
William D. Blair
Phoenix
Ariz
Mr and Mrs Vincent Sodaro Visit Midway Relatives
Mr and Mrs Vincent Sodaro of Charleston with children Angela Gussie Jerry and Judy were Sunday guests of her brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Carl Neff of Midway, reflecting a family social gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent Sodaro
Angela
Gussie
Jerry
Judy
Charleston
Carl Neff
Midway
Reunion Set Sunday for Adkins Family at Prince
A family reunion will be held Sunday at the home of Mrs. Alice Adkins of Prince for members of the family of the late W. M. Adkins of Laurel Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Adkins
Prince
W. M. Adkins
Laurel Creek
Lovely border in easy cross stitch pattern No 324 H
Readable ad notes a hot iron transfer for a 3 12 yard rose border color chart. To order send 35 cents per pattern to Creative Woman The Raleigh Register Box 438 Midtown Station New York 18 NY. Add 10 cents for first class mail. Include name address zone style number and size.
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Creative
Raleigh Register
Midtown Station
New York
N. Y
Be Sanitary New York UPI Sick Family Dish Hygiene
When illness exists in the home even minor, protect others by giving the patient separate dishes. Clean the sick bay dishes after each meal with hot soap and thorough rinsing. The nurse should wash hands after every contact with the patient or items the patient used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
Also Mentioned on This Page
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Wesleyan Service Guild
St. Mary’s Methodist Church
B. L. Moss
H. C. Barnett
WSCS
Grady Dean
Stanley Burress
Guild
Bernard Sizemore
Albert Beaty
Faye Farley
Ryan Lilly
M. L. Kayser
Robert Biggs
Beaty
Sizemore
Woman’s Department of
Parent-Teacher Association of Lincoln
JFF Savings Club
James Robertson
Sylvia St
Beckley Junior High
Parent-Teacher Association of
Lincoln
Beckley Art Group
John E. McKenzie
Woodlawn Ave
Maxwell Hill
New River Country Life Group
Beckley Woman's Christian Temperance Union
First Baptist Church
Beckley Business and _ Professional Women’s Club
Judea Shrine No
Masonica Temple
Howe St
Appalachian
C. F. Painter
Violet Powers
Fayetteville
Centennial Commission
Hawaii
Dave Hill
Tams
Davy
Bobby
Kernersville
N. C
Gene Hill
Dave Hills
Harold Hill
Harold Dean
Denny
Morgantown
West Virginia University
Paula Mae Christian
Duane Ellifritt
Bonnie Marie
G. M. Powers
Cosmetic Studio
Raymond
Dial
S. Fayette St
el Chico Cafe
Johnny Walker
Wilson Sport
Bronson
Dupont Delrin
Ocean City
Wilson, Spaulding
MacGregor
Harvey Kuenn
Macgregor Baseman
W Value Enterprises
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