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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1935

Page

3

Protection For Consumer Expanded By Federal Trade Commission

The Associated Press reports that Washington, November 29. The Federal Trade Commission asked Congress to expand powers to protect consumers from unfair industrial and commercial practices. The commission says current authority protects competitors, not the public, and urges adding unfair or deceptive acts in commerce to the statute. It cites industry wide practices harming the public as examples. The proposed law would declare unfair methods in commerce unlawful and extend this to unfair or deceptive acts and practices.

Associated Press Washington Congress Federal Trade Commission Commission

Hope WV Bridge Party At Mountainair Hotel

Mrs E O Snider Mrs EL Norris Mrs E W Dunkley and Mrs Maude Roby hosted a Thanksgiving themed afternoon bridge party at the Mountainair Hotel on Saturday November 23. High prizes went to Mrs J M Spinks second to Mrs David Wander and third to Miss Virginia Graves. A salad course followed the games. Guests included numerous Mount Hope Beckley and surrounding residents with many named attendees.

E. O. Snider EL. Norris E. W. Dunkley Maude Roby Mountainair Hotel J. M. Spinks David Wander Virginia Graves George Williams Mesdames Snider Norris Dunkley Roby Mesdames C. G. Anderson W. H. Boone J. H. Coleman T. L. Feazell M. C. Flaherty R. S. Snyder A. R. Moore J. O. Shumate W. B. Hisey J. E. Howard C. E. Howard Willard Moore W. B. Poling S. D. Olwirf EK M. Tutwiler R. C. Simpkins P. C. Graney S. C. Higgins W. F. Tissue Flora Hastings G. G Hodges A. F. Kisar H. D. Norton W. E. Lawton George Siems Gene Carter C. E. Jones Eddie Bartrug William Poling Frank Graff Misses Irma Loretta Jones Emma Helper Ernestine Woodville Helen Thrasher Mary Taggart Willia Thompson Mount Hope O. H. Meador Dawson Phillips Beverley Hume Bill Wetzel O. C. Caldwell C. C. Drewery Beckley Morgan

LaFollette Woman Praises Scalf's Indian River Tonic

Annie Parker of LaFollette Tennessee shares a strong testimonial for Scalf's Indian River Tonic. She recounts severe health issues nine years earlier including mouth sores aching neck and body and headaches. After eight bottles her health improved and she urges friends to try the tonic from local stores.

Annie Parker LaFollette Tenn Valley Creek Tennessee

Woman's Council Meeting At Mount Hope Church

The Woman's Council of Mount Hope Christian Church met at Mrs. C. M. Brown's Lincoln Street home on Tuesday evening November 26. Mrs. A. C. Givens led the Thanksgiving program and the chairman presided at the business session. A nice Thanksgiving offering came from the dimes banks turned in. Attendees included Mesdames W. E. Tissue and E.

Woman’s Council Mount Hope Christian Church C. M. Brown Lincoln Street A. C. Givens

Social notes from Mount Hope Thanksgiving week

A summary of local visitors and guests in Mount Hope during Thanksgiving week. Names include Dunkley, Charlotte Lattie, Ruth Collins, Eva Beverley, Louise Vance, A R Warren, and many others. Several residents hosted or visited relatives in Charleston Beckley Clarksburg Atlanta and Pocahontas County. An ice course was served at the meeting.

W. Dunkley Charlotte Lattie Ruth Collins Eva Beverley Louise Vance A. R. Warren Coras Burgess S. E. Dunkley A. C. Givens John Craver Hattie Bennett Maude Roby W. L. Keyser Evelyn Bowles Margaret Marks Brit Helton Montgomery Douglass Dalton Martinsville Harry Craver Dal Dalton Mount Hope Fred Christian Nelle Hedrick Pinecrest Sanitarium Beckley Marjorie Eloise S. L. Davis L. F. Anderson Atlanta Georgia A. C. Givens, Jr S. L. Davis, Jr L. F. Anderson, Jr Georgia Tech Charles Carter R. H. Carter Charleston Arthur Warren Langley Field Virginia Walter Dalrymple Point Pleasant Roush P. H. Garrett M. S. Doak Newport Tennessee C. H. Jones Ted Newsome Clarksburg Inez Moseley Greenup Kentucky J.C. Warren Son Neely Warren Seth Earl H. Tracey Harriet Skaggs Dorothy Tissue Edward Graff Mary Spence Frinda Collins Charleroin Charlotte Robertson Winona Jean Robertson Beverley Hume Billy Lou G. C. Hodges T. H. Snyder Carl Warden Pocahontas County

Stoco High Extends Football Queen Contest Crown Date

Principal Harper announced the Stoco High football queen contest will extend to December 17 due to weather postponement at the Stoco Shady game. Leader Annette Hardaway 1072 votes, closely followed by Jewell Via 1000. The crown will be awarded during an Athletic Carnival in the high school auditorium.

Stoco High School Harper Annette Hardaway Killarney Jewell Via Besoco Annette Jewell

Turkey Swaps Coal For Coffee Across Ocean Trade

Istanbul ships sixty thousand tons of Turkish coal to Rio Janeiro within four months as trade shifts toward coffee and other commodities. The move signals a broader reorientation of Turkish exports driven by market demand and port logistics.

Turkey Associated Press Istanbul Rio Janeiro

Barter Deals Tied to Brazilian Coffee Trade Figures

Trade records show exchanges centered on Brazilian coffee with figures indicating a reversal in barter terms. It is believed the barter will double in value next year, signaling stronger bilateral trade expectations between the partners.

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