Thanksgiving programs at Woodrow Wilson High School
Thanksgiving programs for Woodrow Wilson High School students will be staged Wednesday morning with addresses by Reverend James Franklin and Reverend Virgil Cook. The program includes student speakers, pledges, devotional, and chorus performances, highlighting American Home Week activities led by Junior Clubwomen in Beckley.
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Woodrow Wilson High School
G. C. Peregoy
James Franklin
Memorial Baptist Church
Virgil Cook
Beaver Methodist Church
Franklin
Mr. Cook
Tom Vidovich
Steve Wood
Roger Burns
Thanksgiving Program at Stoco High Featured Student Performers
A special Thanksgiving program by Stoco High School features the public speaking class and Glee Club presenting a play of the first Thanksgiving, readings, songs, and a family dinner scene led by Dale Hungate and Virginia Sneed. The event includes numerous students and staff in the cast and chorus, with Irene Jones preparing the turkey and a host of faculty assisting.
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Glee Club
Stoco High School
Dale Hungate
Gloria, Kincer
Virginia Sneed
Carolyn Bolen
Judy Crowder
Butch Bowman
Theresa Mechalek
Pat Rash
Tommy Demyan
Joyce Lilly
Barbara Bucklin
Billie Philpott
Judy Wallace
Juanita Ford
Pat Porter
Gloria Kincer
Gregory Demyan
Pamela Thomas
Clayton Norris
Irene Jones
Janet Farley
Andessa Wright
Sara Bailey
Belva Bowman
Patricia Newland
D. W. Bryson
Stoco High School Glee Club
Laura Black
Rita Brakefield
Shirley Clark
Anita Cooper
Brenda Cruise
Rose Lee Cullop
Charlotte Demyan
Gale Walker
Myra Kay Whitt
Marilyn Williams
Pat Winston
Marie Wodd
Jewel Meadows
Karen
Cranberry Harvest Through Time From Hand to Mechanical Pickers
The cranberry harvest began after Labor Day and lasts into October. Early picks used hand labor with the town gathering for the event, then 100 years of pulling berries with wooden hand scoops on diagonally worked bogs. Post WWII saw mechanized pickers, now over 85 percent harvested mechanically. Apple sauce and cranberry sauce pair well with roast poultry.
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U.S
Stamford School Cheerleaders Shine At Shady Spring Invite
At Shady Spring High School the Stamford School cheerleading squad vies for a trophy in the Shady Spring Invitational. The team includes Becky Smith, Glenna Mitchell, Judy Lickliter, Linda and Nancy Piziak, and Peggy Bryant, all daughters of local families, wearing gold and blue corduroy uniforms with the sponsor Mrs. Bill Wood.
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Shady Spring High School
Stamford
Becky Smith
Martin Smith
Becky
Glenna Mitchell
Charles Flora
Judy Lickliter
Hazel Lickliter
Linda Piziak
Lee Piziak
Nancy Piziak
Stanley Piziak
Peggy Bryant
Edward Bryant
Coming Events Quiet gatherings listed for Beckley area clubs
A page of women’s organization notices lists upcoming meetings for groups such as the Past Noble Grand Club of Golden Gate Rebekah Lodge Mabscott the Sigma Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi the Parent Teacher Associations of Hollywood and Midway elementary schools the Junior Department of Woman’s Club of Beckley and others with times from 7 p m to 8 p m and a Thanksgiving service at Mount Vernon Baptist Church also notes a Beaver content about Wisconsin Algonquins and a cooking tip on white sauce using egg yolk for silky texture and color.
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Woman’s Department of
Beckley
Noble Grand Club
Golden Gate
Rebekah Lodge
Mabscott
Nellie R. Rogers
Fulton Ave
Incidents In The Lives Of People You Know
Brief items of local note describe illnesses, births, anniversaries and visitors. Mrs Sterling Lilly Jr of Orlando paced a hospital in poor condition of father Charles Hall. Jack W Sweeney of Daniels welcomes a third son Nov 15 in Raleigh General Hospital weighing 8 lb 8 3 4 oz. many residents host or visit relatives and attend gatherings including a Syrian Ladies Society anniversary and a miscellaneous shower for Mrs Frank Heatherly. Visitors arrive for Thanksgiving with Mrs Fred B Stone at 519 Woodlawn Ave and Judge T Edward Cole and family from Knoxville, Tenn.
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Sterling Lilly Jr
Orlando, Fla
Charles Hall
Beaver Ave
Beckiey Hospital
Jack W. Sweeney
Daniels
Raleigh General Hospital
Jackie
Johnny
Oris Vines
Odd
John Sweeney
Ghent
Frank Heatherly
Joan Givens
Jack Beard
Lewis St
Bank of Raleigh Civic Room
Joseph X. Fazio
Val Fazio
Heatherly
A. C. Givens
North Oakwood Avenue
G. E. Heatherly
Hargrove Street
Fred B. Stone
Woodlawn Ave
F. B. Bell
T. Edward Cole
Tom
Bob
Knoxville
Tenn
Food Shopping Guide Washington Weekend Produce Outlook
Produce counters will offer abundant supply this weekend with beef cuts such as chuck steaks rib roast round roast and boneless chuck roast widely available at meat counters pork chops and loin roast prominent among pork. Dairy values remain good and top fruit picks include apples cranberries and Florida citrus while fish shoppers find fillets clams lobsters halibut and oysters in plentiful supply.
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Washington
UPI
Florida
Chanel Velvet Leaves Headband Highlights Paris Fashion
In Paris this fall Chanel unveiled a black velvet headband with gilt leaves at the front. Griffe showcased a huge gray fox bag slung over the shoulder marking a luxe accessory moment. The wig hat returns in bright crocheted wool, offered as a quick styling solution for days without time for a salon.
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Paris
Chanel
Griffe
Cranberries Described by Colonial Soldier at Fort Duquesne
Colonel James Smith recounted his capture by the French and Indians at Fort Duquesne in 1755. He later lived among tribes in Ohio and Michigan and noted cranberries growing in swamps, gathered by Indians when waters froze. He described them as large, bright red, sour yet pleasant when sugar is added.
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James Smith
Fort Duquesne
Ohio
Michigan
Moginess by Mitter
A short moral note urges correcting another's child only after speaking with the parents and letting them handle it. It cautions against expecting appreciation for such interventions.
Cranberries and Thanksgiving Tradition in Early America
The Indians shared cranberry knowledge with colonists and the Pilgrims made cranberries a Thanksgiving staple. An 1683 recipe in the Compleat Cook's Guide describes cranberry juice with water oatmeal lemon peel and sugar, illustrating early cranberry usage and the dish's rise in American tradition.
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Compleat
Lisbon
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Canaday St
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Wickham Ave
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First Avenue
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