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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Nov 20, 1962

Page

7

Garden Clubs Demonstration in Currie Hall

Laurel and Lorena Spillers garden clubs held a joint meeting in Currie Hall Presbyterian Church featuring a Christmas arrangement demonstration by Mrs. Lonnie Phillips and Mrs. L B Wickline and a film by Claude Cook titled Holiday With Flowers. The event showcased seven arrangements for the December 1 flower show It’s Christmas in This House at Moose Hall and included separate business sessions followed by hostesses serving refreshments to a long list of members.

Moose Hall Phillips Claude Cook Stella Diehl Carrie Thrasher Harry Woods B. W. Steele Wickline Virgil Conant John Miller R. D. Price Carl Moran Troy Stone F. S. Caffee Elizabeth Cook C. V. Stewart George Biggs R. L. Hart Herbert Morgan John Robinson Andrew Tolley Odell Cook Jack Dick Catherine Stewart A. G. Gilreath N. D. Trent M. M. Shumate James Kuhlke Buren Toler William Emmons W. L. Lawson Roger Pritchett Joe Cook S. R. Thorn J. W. Arthur Fred Kingdon J. D. Farmer Ray Bowling S. P. Pearis Charles Thrasher Cloyd Blankenship H. H. Mounts

General Meeting Set By Baptist Women

Members of the Women’s Mission Society of the Oceana First Baptist Church met Thursday evening. The Ella Shumate Circle met at Mrs. Jay Woods home with Mrs. Harold Rose leading devotion. Mrs. Harold Maynor presided over the business session and plans were made to serve the general meeting on November 22. Attendees included Mrs. Ronald L. Cook, Mrs. Perry Scott, Mrs. Frank Worley, Mrs. Margaret Laing, Mrs. Virginia Claypool and Mrs. Nadine Maynor. The December meeting will be hosted by Mrs. Scott in the Hatcher area. The Eliza Bailey Circle met at the church fellowship hall with Mrs. Maude Cozort leading a program on Christian responsibility to present Christian principles of the Constitution’s Preamble. Mrs. Cozort closed with prayer. Mrs. Homer Cook chaired the business and roll call. Reports from the flower fund chairwoman Mrs. Shockley and from sick and social calls were given. The Eliza Bailey Circle will handle Nov. 22 general meeting at the church, hosted by Mrs. Shockley and Mrs. Murvan Walker. Cliff and Patty Clay and Arnetta Webb, granddaughter of Mrs. Minerva Webb, were mentioned. Arnetta was a finalist in the Register spelling bee last spring.

Oceana BNS Women’s Mission Society Oceana First Baptist Church Ella Shumate Jay Woods Harold Rose Harold Maynor Ronald L. Cook Perry Scott Frank Worley Margaret Laing Virginia Claypool Nadine Maynor Scott Hatcher Eliza Bailey Fellowship Hall Oceana Baptist Church Maude Cozort Mora Chambers Bert Green Jesse Cook Minnie Hawkins Luther Shockley Homer Cook Cozort Circle Flower Fund Shockley Murvan Walker Lewisburg Better Homes Club R. W. Bailey Joe Cashion Jack Shumate Lee Fontana Joe Vallina Ralph Deal M. A. Marchetti Beatrice Whanger Fayette County

McGraw School Elects 12 New Cheerleaders

The John McGraw Grade School elected twelve new cheerleaders with six joining the A team and six assigned to the B team. The group includes Ruby and Brenda Bowers sisters of Mr and Mrs James Bowers and Linda and Sandra Clay daughters of Mr and Mrs Clarence Clay both of Soulsville, plus Patty McGraw Sherri Eller Bobbie Sizemore Ledena Morgan Lenora Lafferty Sandra Smith and other Raven locations, all listed as daughters of local families.

McGraws RNS John McGraw Ruby Brenda Bowers James Bowers Linda Sandra Clay Clarence Clay Soulsville Patty McGraw

Fur on a Cat Shows Unique Dry Hair Condition

A cat's fur lacks the oily substances found in other animals and the electric sparks produced when the fur is rubbed are likely due to the hair's peculiar dryness. The observation points to distinctive hair properties in felines.

Mrs Jesse Webb Undergoes Major Surgery in Welch

Mrs Carl Webb of Jesse underwent major surgery Thursday at Stevens Clinic Hospital in Welch. Her sister Mrs Blake Cook of Matheny visited her Thursday.

Jesse Carl Webb Stevens Clinic Welch Blake Cook Matheny

Ravencliff Amusement of Local Families Spans Week

Ravencliff residents and relatives share holiday visits and travel details. Robie Taraczkozy left for Washington D C after a week with parents Mr and Mrs W H McGraw. Robert Stewart visits from Richmond and plans to stay through Thanksgiving with his mother and brother. Bill King of Roanoke is visiting. Rev and Mrs Lamb host family guests including Mr and Mrs Hurley Blankenship and their children. Kellams accompany Mrs Farley to Beckley to visit her hospitalized husband. The Smiley family hosts relatives while Smiley recovers from a Veterans Hospital stay. Don and Bonnie Milam, children of Mr and Mrs Willie Milam, are ill at home. Timothy Ownby treated for bee sting allergy. Grandparents host Newport News resident Weeks during holiday visits.

Frank Farley Doug Beckley Willie Milam Don Bonnie John McGraw Timothy Ownby Medical Center Newport News Donald Weeks

Woman's Club Workshop Tonight At Kopperston

The Oceana Woman's Club meets at Kopperston Recreation Building at 7 30 p m for a Christian workshop led by Carl Mack, recreation director. Hostesses include Mrs Otis Cook and a list of club members assisting with arrangements.

Oceana RNS Oceana Woman's Club Kopperston Virginia Price Carl Mack Otis Cook Tom Long Ray Eppling Don D. Cook Tom Smith George Wayne Cook L. M. Proffitt Dale Cook

BYF Fete Honors Youth Group at Sweet Home Church

SAULSVILLE RNS The Baptist Youth Fellowship of the Sweet Home Church on Maben Road was honored with a party Saturday night at the home of Rev and Mrs Delmar Ward. Attending and participating were Damon Clay Dwight Shumate Kenneth Dixon Rachel Clay Carol Lester Jimmie Lester Glenda Ward Kathy Lester Charles Ward Loraine Birchfield James Birchfield Debbie Lester Bessie Ward and Freda Birchfield. Mrs Warren Lester, advisor, assisted Mrs Ward in hostess duties.

Saulsville RNS Baptist Youth Fellowship of the

Belmont Park Fall Card Yields One Win For Shoemaker

The nations top three jockeys 1962 Bill Shoemaker Ronnie Ferraro and Bill Hartack rode 13 mounts as a trio at Belmont Park this fall. Shoemaker won the sole race of the day guiding odds on Staretta to victory while Ferraro and Hartack did not win.

Bill Shoemaker Ronnie Ferraro Bill Hartack Belmont Park Shoemaker Oddson Staretta

Mount Hope Better Homes Club retains officers and plans event

The Mount Hope Better Homes Club voted to retain its officers and projects chairmen for the year at Thursday’s meeting hosted by Mrs. George Scott Vargo. Plans include a December dessert course at the Mountaineer Hotel and a January lesson trainer session with reports and fair planning.

Mount Hope RNS Better Homes Club of George Scott Vargo Jack Shumate W. L. Burruss Robert Penman George Vargo Bill Hickman Albert Booth M. A. Marchetti Albert Stone Loraine Wotring Leo Morelli

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Cliff Patty Clay Arnetta Webb Minerva Webb Arnetta Register McGraw School James Crow Kentucky River Iron Horse Kentucky America Old Crow OLD Crow Distillery CO Frankfort Ravencliff Woman’s Club Johnstown Road Mr. Hope Club Mountainer Hotel Fayetteville Memorial Building Gatewood Club Choice John Beckley Campbell Prince St. At N. Kanawha Ford Falcon tChoice Grady Whitlock
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