Local Couple Weds In Church Ceremony
Miss Brenda Stump wed Dwayne Wingler May 24 at Memorial Baptist Church in a 3 30 p m ceremony read by Rev Charles B Walker. The bride daughter of Mrs Thomas McCutcheon and the groom son of Mrs Laura Wingler. They honeymooned at Natural Bridge Virginia and plan to reside in Buckey. The bride attended Woodrow Wilson and Trap Hill High Schools and sang in TPHS bands. The groom attended Woodrow Wilson High School the University of Kentucky and West Virginia University and works for Republic Steel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brenda Stump
Dwayne Wingler
Memorial Baptist Church
Charles B. Walker
Thomas McCutcheon
Chestnut St
Laura Wingler
Maxwell Hill
John Scott
Natural Bridge
Wingler
Woodrow Wilson High School
Trap Hill High School
TPHS
University of Kentucky
West Virginia University
Republic Steel Corporation
Buckey
Births in Raleigh General Hospital May 23 24
Reginald Clyde McGrady was born 2:25 a.m. May 24 weighing 6 pounds 12 ounces to Ronald and (name) McGrady of Lester. Virginia Susan Price arrived 2:05 a.m. May 24 weighing 7 pounds 14 ounces to Chilton and (name) Price of Daniels. Quency Dale Atha born 4:36 p.m. May 23 weighing 7 pounds 11 ounces to Emol Quency and (name) Atha of East Beckley. Roger Dean Hatcher born 11:35 a.m. May 24 weighing 8 pounds 2 ounces to Ivan and (name) Hatcher of 211 Johnstown Rd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reginald Clyde
Ronald Clyde McGrady
Lester
Raleigh General Hospital
Virginia Susan Price
Chilton Wintford Price
Daniels
Emol Quency
Henry Atha
East Beckley
Quency Dale
Roger Dean
Ivan Lester Hatcher
Johnstown Rd
Golden Gate Rabexah Lodge Plans June District Convention
Golden Gate Rabexah Lodge No. S Mabscott met in Mabscott Odd Fellows Hall to plan District No. 16 convention set for June 25. Registration at 3 30 p m banquet at 6 p m and night session at 8 p m Winnie Daniels reinstated during business. Members from True Blue Lodge No 34 Sophia attended. Refreshments for 18. ANNOUNCE BIRTH First St and Mrs Gary Iitchcock Hampton Va announce birth of son Gary Lee May 24 hospital weighs five pounds 15 ounces. Mrs Hitchcock is the mother. SPOKANE Wash The City Council rules cash only for traffic fines after two drivers checks for 70 bounced.
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Golden Gate Rabexah Lodge No
S of
Mabscott
Odd Fellows Hall
Winnie Daniels
True Blue Lodge No
Sophia
Madison Lowerey
Arthur Porter
RB. H. Tesram
Helen Reed
Robert Porter
Gary Iitchcock
Hampton
Gary Lee
Hitchcock
Spokane
Wash
Connie Yates
Daugh
Alfter
Earl Yates
Dorcas Ave
Edmond J
Beaver Falls
Beckley
DAR Group Lines Up Against Anything Smacking Of Revolution
An examination of the Daughters of the American Revolution as a nonpartisan organization with 184000 members, its historic and political influence, and its longstanding opposition to what it views as un-American forces. The piece recalls criticism of the DAR, controversies over Constitution Hall and a Denver chapter remark, and outlines the group’s stance on federal power, civil rights, and international affairs.
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DAR
Cynthia Lowry
Daughters of the American Revolution
Frederick A. Groves
Cape Girardeau
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Thomas Stevens George
Maryland
United Mine Worker's Journal
Constitution Hall
United Nations
International Atomic Energy Agency
USN
International Labor Organization
United States
United Nations Educational Scientific and Cultural Organization
U.N
China
Roosevelt
Truman
Eisenhower
Marian Anderson
Denver Dar
Anderson
Washington
Marriage Permits Listed in Raleigh County Records
A Raleigh County clerk records marriage permit applications featuring multiple couples with varied ages and hometowns. Names include Robert W. Crawford and Betty Lee Doss from Toledo and Beckley residents, along with Joseph F. Swann and Elizabeth M. Parker and others from Prosperity, Richmond, Glen Daniels, and Coal City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh County
Robert W. Crawford
Ernest and
Cathleen Crawford
Toledo
Betty Lee Doss
George
Catherine Ross
MacArthur
Joseph F. Swann
Jesse Swann
Mae Swann Holyfield
Elizabeth M. Parker
Mason
Marie Parker
Beckley
Earl Williams
Albert
Mae Willams
Zelma Norman
Bessie Norman
Prosperity
James R. Wood
Ray
Margaret Wood
Richmond
Mary Lou Lilly
Add
Alma Lilly
Beaver
Clinton L. Belcher
Thomas
Kittie Belcher
Etta Stokes
Sallie Cousins
Balltimore
Mad
James H. Bowman
Lonnie
Beatrice Bouman
Arnett
Ora Cyrus
Martha Bradford
Glen Daniels
Hiley Bradford
Harold D. Clyburn
Fred
Bertha Clyburn
Alice G. Fox
Ted
Thelma Fox
Bradley
Eiji Pettry
Vida Pettny
Shirley E. Adkins
Elizabeth Adkins
Beckley NSA Chapter Schedules Final Session and Awards
Beckley Chapter National Secretaries Association wraps up its year with a Monday dinner at Beckley Hotel. Tom Osborne shows a film Caribbean Holiday. Members Madge Richardson Ber nice Black Vergie Davis Freda Soter aided registration. Awards for Distributive Education given at Woodrow Wilson High School assembly. Nomination committee named. June 24 meeting set. Betty Halstead guest. Light spice note follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beckley
National Secretaries Association
Beckley Hotel
Tom Osborne
Chesapeake ‘and Potonac Telephone Co
Madge Richardson
Bernice Black
Vergie Davis
Freda Soter
Civil Defense
Summertime reading satisfies yearning for faraway places
A survey of summer novels and travelogues that whisk readers to France, Italy, Alaska, India, and beyond. Notable titles include Berlin by Theodor Plievier, Sitka by Louis L Amour, See Rome and Die, Along the Arno, The Towers of Trebizond, The Goblins of Eros, and The House of the Angel.
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Chateaubriand
Atala
America
Alhambra
Han Washington Irving
Stendhal
Italy
Mélville
South Pacific Isles
Hardy
Wessex
Charlotte Bronte
Haworth
Yorkshire
Thomas Wolfe
Joseph Conrad
Gilbert Highet
Catuslus
Vergil
Horace
Ovid
William Gaunt
Clambercrown
Jocelyn Brooks
London
Nice
Rome
Sicily
Berlin
Theodor Plievier
Stalingrad
Moscow
Sitka
Louis, L'Amour
Alaska
India
Graham Melnnes
Angela Thirkell
Rudyard Kinling
BR. iPrawer Jhabyala
New Delhi
John Masters
Cambridge
Eng
Wales
Punjab
Americas
Warren Eyster
Mexico
Eros
Beatriz Guido
Buenos Aires
Canada
Joyce Marshall
Toronto
Vera Henry
Mother Tippett
Detroit
Holiday grocery ad trends show ham turkey and produce deals
The Associated Press notes holiday meals feature Hani and turkey as prime items with ads from supermarkets. Hog prices rise to a two year Chicago high while hams remain pricey except on special occasions. Fresh vegetables from nearby fields and storage potatoes from Maine join new cabbages carrots and squash as standout buys for the holiday period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Maine
Virginia
Florida
Carolinas
Use skillet residues to make natural gravy
After cooking chicken in a small amount of fat, scrape the brown residue from the pan with a wooden spoon. Add a little liquid, stir over low heat to dissolve, then strain. Use the extracted liquid as natural gravy or thicken for regular gravy.
Strawberries Appear As Popular Dessert
Extension home economics specialists at West Virginia University note strawberry shortcake as a favored spring dessert. The recipe uses flour sugar baking powder shortening milk butter and fresh strawberries with steps to mix sift and bake into a two-layer shortcake with berries and cream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
West Virginia University
Patterson Boy Celebrates Eighth Birthday in Sprague
Donald Patterson son of Mr and Mrs Andrew Patterson of Sprague celebrated his eighth birthday Saturday with a party attended by Winston and Charlene Woodson Barbara and Glasco Smith Leroy Lovings James Edward Annie Maud Rose Emma Storey Cynthia and John Scates Jean and Linda Clay lor Debra Douglass and Donald Burton Jeanie Mae Winston John Burnett Thomas Brown and Andrew Pallerson Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Patterson
Andrew Patterson
Sprague
Winston
Charlene Woodson
Barbara
Glasco Smith
Leroy Lovings
James Edward
Annie Maud
Rose Emma Storey
Cynthia
John Scates
Jean
Linda Claylor
Debra
Douglass
Donald Burton
Jeanie Mae Winston
John Burnett
Thomas Brown
Andrew Pallerson Jr
New Look for Walls Embossed Tempered Wood Grain
A lumber product features a distinctive wood grain pattern embossed on tempered wood. A sealer coat is followed by a second coat in the desired overall color. A third coat of slow-frying paint is applied and removed with a squeegee to stroke along the grain for an unusual two tone effect.
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Black Knight Country Club
Walter Dun
Golden Gate
Pt. Club
Aluminum
Club All
Amo
Onl
West Virginia
Kredit Jewelers
Bermans
Neville St
Beckley Theatre
Hill Building
Oak Hill
Beckley Nsa
Cohen’s Drug Store
Deqdorm
Emily Dickinson
Louisa Reyell
The
Arno
Brian Glanville
Florence
Towers of
Trebizond
Rose Macaulay
Troy
Istanbul
Antioch
Jerusalem
Gerald Durrell
Food Review
Ffamay
Aif Ie AY
Philco
Beckley Music
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