Kings Daughters Hold Thanksgiving Banquet and Unity Talk
Kings Daughters gathered at Friendship Hall for their annual Thanksgiving banquet in the Methodist Temple. Miss Carolyn James sang with John W. Totten accompanying. Miss Minter spoke on unity and Christian stewardship across denominations. A candlelight memorial honored six deceased members. Mrs. Brabban led a brief business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kings Daughters
H. A. Pierce Jr
Carolyn James
John William Totten
Methodist
Friendship Hall
Methodist Temple
Kerry
Mrs. Pierce
Miss James
John W. Totten
A. K. Minter
The
iChristian
Paul Edward Ash
E. M. Ashworth
H. T. Belcher
J. W. Smith
E. Cook
J. E. McCreery
Lanndy Legg
J. Brabban
Marriage Permit Applications in Raleigh County Clerk Office
Applications for marriage licenses list several couples with ages and parents. Notable entries include James Fekete 24 and Mary Redden 16 from Crab Orchard Pem berton. Elwood Saddler 22 and Madaline Furrow 18 of Glen View. Clarence Bragg 30 and Beulah Beneer 27 of Cranberry. Jerry Harless 23 and Norma Ward 21 of Tams and Sophia. Willie Simmons 63 and Mary Ward 65 of Beaver. Eugene Edens 23 of Cleveland Ohio and Jessie Blaylock 19 of Montreal. Charles Flanagan 20 of Helen and Barbara Cullop 19 of Killarney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Fekete
Steve Fekete
Crab Orchard
Mary Redden
Ervin Redden
Pemberton
Elwood Marvin Saddler
Alfred A. Sadler
Glen View
Madaline
Olive Furrow
Clarence L. Furrow
Clarence Bragg
Elzie Bragg
Oak Hill
Beulah Beneer
Richard Beneer
Cranberry
Jerry Harless
James R. Hariess
Tams
Norma Ward
L. M. Ward
Sophia
Willie Simmons
John Simmons
Beaver
Mary Ward
William Barker
Eugene William Edens
William Edens
Cleveland
Ohio
Jessie Carolyn Blaylock
Noah Blaylock
Montreal
Charles Eugene Flanagan
J. A. Flanagan
Helen
Barbara Marie Cullop
Wiley Cullop
Killarney
Group Hears W. R. Fugitt Speak on United Nations
The Xi Beta Exemplar Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met on Tuesday night November 9 in the Richmond Building with Miss Betty Jane Gunter as hostess. W. R. Fugitt spoke on the United Nations outlining the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and discussing the UN's facts and fallacies while noting rights to life liberty education and equality before the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Sigma Phi
Richmond Bldg
Betty Jane Gunter
Sherwood Dunagan
W. R. Monk
Jerry Dale
Richmond
Moose Club
W. H. Holliday
Sam Roberts III
Sophia
J. Edwin Dickerson
Lincoln Grade School
W. R. Fugitt
United Nations
James Maples
Harold Eye
Ernest Allenbaugh
L. D. Skinner
Doreen Bachus
Bladene Pickle
Stork Shower Honors Mrs J Chaffin at Sophia Home
Mrs J Chaffin was feted with a stork shower hosted by her mother in law Mrs Henry Chaffin of Sophia. Prize recipients included Miss Bonnie Howerton Mrs Mary Jones Miss Aretta Basham Mrs Helen Osbone and Miss Peggy Eller. Numerous friends attended the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Chaffin
Henry Chaffin
Sophia
I. M. Basham
Nancy Lytton
Bonnie Howerton
Mary Jones
Aretta Basham
Helen Osbone
Peggy Eller
Cinch Dinner for Thanksgiving Busy Day
A quick plan for a Thanksgiving eve dinner suggests serving a snap menu with frozen beef pies, baked potatoes, tomato juice as an appetizer, and instant pudding for dessert. Start potatoes 15 minutes before heating pies so both finish together, keeping preparation simple for the family.
Clement Schulte Speaks To Azalea Garden Club
Clement Schulte spoke to the Azalea Garden Club at Mrs. M. C. Banks home on House Plants. He described care for six plants, noted the comeback of fern and Christmas cactus, praised dracaena, and discussed plant foods and container tips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clement Schulte
Azalea Garden Club
M. C. Banks
Raleigh Heights
Incidents In The Lives Of- People You Know
Local column lists numerous weekend visits and travels. Frederick Holliday and family from BlacksburgVa spent the weekend with Parker and Holliday relatives. Bill Bales arrives home from Marshall College with roommates Jimmy Jones and Yusang Lee. Various residents travel to Richmond Ft Knox and Charleston for family visits, hospital stays, and meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Holliday
Blacksburg
I. E. Parker
Russell Sr
D. D. Holliday
Maplewood Lane
Woodrow Bales
East Prince St
Bill Bales
Marshall College
Jimmy Jones
Logan
Yusang Lee
Korea
F. W. Trent
Garfield St
South Charleston
Thomas Memorial Hospital
J. Clarence Wooten
MacArthur
Richmond
Farm Home Advisory Committee
Southern States Cooperative
Mosque Theater
Plans for Dance Discussed By City Council
The Beta Sigma Phi City Council discussed its annual Christmas Dance planned for December 16 at the Moose Club with Wayland Redden's orchestra playing 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Decorations will be led by Mrs. W. H. Holliday with two chapter members assisting. Hostesses were Xi Beta Chapter members from Beckley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Richmond
Doyle Fox
Moose Club
Wayland Redden
W. H. Holliday
Xi Beta
Beckley
Fox
Beta Lambda
Coca-Cola
Sigma Chapter
Ramona Richards
Robert McNeish IV
O. A. Phillips Jr
Pat Roach
William Mitchell
Beta Rhos
Charles Burdiss
Carl Mooney
Phillips
Beta Kappas
Jerry Dale
Sherwood Dunnagan
Bridget Rose
Xi Betas
Ross L. Phipps
Ja Wiseman
Lonnie Gunter
Baptist Circle Holds Meeting At Wheby Home
The November meeting of Circle No. 12 at First Baptist Church met at Mrs. Albert Wheby’s home 406 Orchard Ave with co-hostesses Mrs. Bessie Carroll and Mrs. W. H. Chrisley. Frank Cipilot played accordion selections. Mrs. Hedrick gave the devotional on Thanksgiving and Psalm 100. A Latin America talk by Mrs. L. D. McGraw and a prayer by Mrs. Bessie Carroll followed. Worth Harper led the business session. 11 members and one guest attended with refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle No. 12
First Baptist Church
Albert Wheby
Orchard Ave
Bessie Carroll
W. H. Chrisley
Elmer Davis
Frank Cipolot
G. E. Hedrick
Latin America
L. D. McGraw
Crab Orchard
Worth Harper
Bridal Shower Honors Mildred Lively in Beckley Home
A bridal shower for Miss Mildred Lively son of Mrs. Ralph Fitzwater of Beckley was hosted by Mrs. Glen Mandeville at 301 Burgess St with cohostess Mrs. Robert Mandeville. Lively, daughter of Mrs. Fitzwater, will wed Cpl. James Clyde Sutphin at 4 p.m. Nov. 21 in the First Baptist Church. Guests included numerous local women and friends. Circle No. 8 of the First Christian Church postponed today’s meeting to Thursday at 7:30 p.m. in the Builders' Classroom, led by Mrs. Clinton Warden. Hostesses were Mrs. Gilbert Feazell, Mrs. O. M. Jones and Mrs. Mack Maples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cpl
Don Keatley
Ft. Knox
Howard Keatley
North Heber St
Robert Dunn
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Blacksburg
W. J. Dunn
Maplewood Lane
Kathleen Hoffman
Annie Ross
P. D. Alderson
Beckley
C. D. McGuire
John A
Baltimore
K. M. Walker
Carlos Walker
Rainelle
Charleston
Larry Hall
Linda
Steven Douglas
Columbus
Ohio
Bessie Lowell
S. Kanawha St
Mildred Lively
Glen Mandeville
Burgess St
Robert Mandeville
Miss Lively
Ralph Fitzwater
James Clyde Sutphin
First Baptist Church
Ira O'Neal
Robert Dew
Floyd Richards
Fred McKinney
Harold Mandeveill
Clyde Sutphin
Fitzwater
Carlton Wassum
Bessie Smith
Patterson Perry Jr
Betty Dew
Janie Richards
Glenda McKinney
Gladys Mangus
First Christian Church
Clinton Warden
Gilbert Feazell
O. M. Jones
Mack Maples
Sour Cream Dressing Recipe Steps
An inexpensive sour cream dressing combines evaporated milk and vinegar. Heat a cup of undiluted evaporated milk with three tablespoons vinegar until smooth, then stir in one to two teaspoons salt.
Creomulsion Aimed at Chronic Bronchitis Threats
A promotional note touts Creomulsion as a stronger remedy for chronic bronchitis and acute bronchitis, claiming it reaches the bronchial system to loosen phlegm and aid healing. It also offers a milder children’s version in a pink and blue package and promises a druggist refund if not satisfied.
Parakeet Club Elects New Officers at Westwood Drive Meeting
Parakeet Junior Garden Club members announced new officers at a Thursday meeting hosted by Mrs. Henry L. Walker of Westwood Drive. Officers include Mike Stowers president, Billy Baker vice president, Teddy George treasurer, Henry Walker Jr scrap book, Jimmy Lamb telephone chairman, and Ian George co chair of the telephone committee. A moss totem workshop and philodendron planting followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parakeet Junior Garden Club
Henry L. Walker
Westwood Dr
Phymosia Garden Club
Mike Stowers
Billy Baker
Teddy George
Henry Walker Jr
Jimmy Lamb
Ian George
Beckley Banquet Honors Longtime Machinists
Beckley residents gathered at the Memorial Building in Hinton for a machinist banquet Tuesday night. Mr. Ralph Starkey received a gold 35-year Veteran's badge and certificate from the Grand Lodge of International Association of Machinists for loyalty and good standing, joined by J. W. Trimyer of Glen Morgan who received the same honor for 45 years of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. McDermitt
Avon St
Ralph Starkey
Johnstown Rd
Hinton
Starkey
Grand Lodge of International Association of Machinists
J. W. Trimyer
Glen Morgan
Coming Events for Women's Groups and PTA
Women's organizations may announce meetings in this column. Notices to Beckley Newspapers by 10 a.m. are used the same day. Sunday calendars must arrive by 10 a.m. Saturday. PTA Central Junior High at 7:30 p.m. Beckley Art Group workshop at 7:30 p.m. at Mrs. Lee Bragg's home Calloway Heights. Church of the Slab Fork Community Church women meet at 7:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Department
Beckley
Beckley Art Group
Church of the Slab Fork Community Church
Becktley church panel meets. garden club at Keyser home
The Executive Board of the Women of the Beckley Presbyterian Church holds a 1 p.m. executive meeting at the Degree of Honor Lodge, Mrs. John Green’s home at 106 Railroad Ave. The Rhododendron Garden Club gathers at 8 p.m. at Mrs. Everett Keyser’s Dexter Ave residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Women of the Beckley Presbyterian Church
Degree of Honor Lodge
John Green
Railroad Ave
Rhododendron Garden Club
Birthday Party for Melba Webb in Crab Orchard
Melba Webb was honored on her 13th birthday with a party hosted by her mother Mrs. H A Webb at their Crab Orchard home. Games entertained the guests and refreshments were served to a long list of friends and relatives including Frank Shrewsbury Nancy Combs Billy Lively James Preston Ronald Lilly Glenna Wilson Jean Brewster Charles Dunlap Bobby Sanger Gene Skiles Patty Harvath Brenda Harvath Bill Monroe Paul Brown Kenney Shirkey James Keith Eddie Smith Billy Wilson Harold Shrewsbury Duke James Catherine Hess Bonnie Manning Betty Combs Liva Dellamotta Betty Meador Norma Combs Elsie Riffe Lilly Shelor Kathryn Wright Nelva Wilcox Janice Mulhier Phyllis Webb Shirley Burleson Harvey Webb and Mrs J H Burleson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melba Webb
H. A. Webb
Crab Orchard
Frank Shrewsbury
Nancy Combs
Billy Lively
James Preston
Ronald Lilly
Glenna Wilson
Jean Brewster
Charles Dunlap
Bobby Sanger
Gene Skiles
Patty Harvath
Brenda Harvath
Bill Monroe
Paul Brown
Kenney Shirkey
James Keith
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Raleigh County
Christian
S. Heber ST
Scofield Bibles
Mrs.j. Chaffin
Mary Basham
Arlene Wyatt
Clara Davis
Bessie Whiteley
Mattie Crutchfield
Nannie Crutchfield
Mary Hampton
Beulah Cochran
Bennie Howerton
Maxine Stone
Nina Perdue
Radene Vaught
A. D. Vaught
Graham Doss
Cleve Young
Earl Hatcher
Elmer Jones
Sylvia Cree
Bonnie Sawyer
Deloris Allen
Clara Lucas
Kenneth Lilly
Eula Wood
Jim Reeves
Basil Cuckler
Agnes
Schulte
Glass House
W. Va
Rudolph Roeder
W. A. Thornhill Jr
H. C. Avis
Fayetteville
J. A. Hunt
Banks
H. C. Sessions
H. E. Phipps
E. T. Stromp
Joe L. Smith
R. J. Richards
W. A. Throwhill Jr
Women’s Dept
Baptist Circle
Wheby
Jackie Short
American Legion Post 32
John V. Shulte
Parakeet Club
Jaycees
Warner Stanley
Beckley Jaycee-etts
Beckley Hotel
Beckley Jaycees
Beckleyans
Central Junior High School
J. A. Charney
Los Angeles
Calif
ST. Joseph
OUR Dependable Cook’ S Photo Service
Neville Street
Michael's
Tom Gentry
Peterstown
Post-Herald
the Register
Beckley Area
Beckley Post-Herald
Raleigh Register
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