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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Nov 17, 1964

Page

7

Four Movies Take Care Of Own At House In The Valley

Hollywood's Motion Picture Country House in Calabasas hosts 48 elderly former performers and technicians. They live in cottages, pay nothing, receive pensions, and enjoy meals together, with first-run films three times weekly. Residents may attend baseball games and theater performances, while the staff faces issues such as hair care discrimination and table-mate assignments. Frank Vandermace, 97, is the eldest resident and remains active in the community.

Motion Picture Relief Fund William T. Kirk Mildred Watts H. B. Warner Mauricie Costello Chester Conk Frank Vandermace

The Mature Parent Is Money The Sole Reward

A mother asks how to handle her husband rewarding their 11 year old son with cash for good marks. The columnist argues money should not reward all effort and that praise counts more. paying for every achievement trains the child to value cash over effort and can backfire when money is scarce.

Muriel Lawrence Newspaper Enterprise Assn

Mount Hope Local Social Notes Fresh from Beckley Hospital

Mrs. Kenneth Butler, former Anna Rachel, is under observation and treatment at Beckley Hospital. Patty Wooddell returns to Detroit after weeks with her parents Mr and Mrs Clive Wooddell. Connie Barbera, Marshall University senior, visited home in Bradley. Janet Dorado of Huntington stayed with her parents over the weekend. Don McLain recovers at home after Oak Hill Hospital observation. Mamie Parker returns home after weeks with son-in-law and daughter in McLean Virginia. Blanche Cook plans a Florida visit to see her son-in-law and daughter Mr and Mrs William Ward.

Mount Hope Rns Kenneth Butler Beckley Hospital Butler Anna Rachel American Hardware Patty Wooddell Detroit Mich Clive Wooddell Connie Barbera Marshall University Huntington George Barbera Bradley Janet Dorado Sam Dorado Don McLain Fred McLain Oak Hill Hospital Mamie Parker Don Smith McLean

Simple Wardrobe Care Steps After Wearing

After removing clothing inspect each item for ripped seams or broken snaps. Repair those issues immediately so garments stay in good condition for the next wear.

Oak Hill Rainbow Order Initiates 10 Members

Oak Hill Rainbow Order initiates ten members into Assembly No. 55, Order of Rainbow for Girls at its Thursday meeting. New members named are Dana Fitzpatrick, Mary Harler, Martha Harler, Lynn Hendrickson, Deborah Jackson, Donna Jackson, Beverly Kincaid, Calentha Quisenberry, Debbie Wiseman, and Brenda Lively, with many attendees and several adults present. Plans for a December dance were announced as candy sales to raise funds were ordered. Four Pineville High School Conservation Club sophomores elected to top posts are Andy Riling, Jerry Bowling, Ernie Browning, and Phillip Phillips, with details on positions and families.

Oak Hill Assembly Order of Rainbow For Girls Dana Fitzpatrick Mary Harler Martha Harler Lynn Hendrickson Deborah Jackson Donna Jackson Bevverly Kincaid Calentha Quesenberry Debbie Wiseman Brenda Lively Pamela Legg Judy Bremer Kathy Portman Ethel Williams Helen Halstead Susan Frazier Judy Phillips Faith Hanna Connie Gatehouse Stephanie Allen Betty Dangerfeld Dorothy Dangerfield Jennie Thomas Martha Thomas Ellen Batchier Orpha Greer Sharon Peters Debbie Brown Patty Pineville High School Conservation Club Andy Riling C. R. Riling East Pineville Jerry Bowling Elmer Bowling Mullensville Ernie Browning Gladys Browning Phillip Phillips Paul Phillips Windom Road

Wanda Bailey Bridal Tea Shower Honored Bride Elect

Wanda Bailey honored at a bridal tea shower Friday night at Bud Baptist Church for bride elect Wayne Blankenship Jr. of Itmann. Hostesses and guest list include numerous local women. event reflects community wedding traditions.

Wanda Bailey Bud Mon BNS the Bud Baptist Church Wayne Blankenship Jr Itmann Julia Lester Ellen Jack Bailey Frances Adams Opal White Dot Runion Lorraine Roberts Maudie McKinney Dora Sizemore Ethel Lusk Mildred Smith Carmen Bailey

Local boys play dangerous game on speeding trains

Southern Pacific Railroad officials protest a local game called matador where youths ride on tracks to see who can stay on as a locomotive approaches. The contest ends when the last boy jumps. Police were notified Wednesday.

Austin, Tex UPI Southern Pacific Railroad Railroa

Gentle Ee Psy Skin Cleansing Cream Review

A gentle cleanser designed for daily facial use. Smooth on with fingertips, rinse with warm water, claimed to remove surface bacteria and dirt that clog pores for cleaner skin.

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