New Deal Held Womens Ideal In Government
Miss Margaret Nicely of Hinton chaired a Summers County Democratic Women’s club speaker event in Raleigh County. About 100 Democratic women attended an 8 p.m. meeting at Memorial Building Auxiliary Club rooms where Grace and Gladys Davenport opened with song and Forest McNeer spoke on organization before Nicely shared a Summers County message about Women and the New Deal and Roosevelt’s human directness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Nicely
Hinton
Sumners County
Womans Democratic Club
Raleigh County
Memorial Building
William Taylor
Grace P
Gladys Davenport
Roosevelt
de Kirk
H. E. Phipps
Raleigh
Forest Mc- Neer
House of 1‘Delegates
F. W. Mc- Neer
Summers County
Democratic Woman's Club
Miss Nicely
Iteratk
D. P. Griffith
T. Ti. Ragland
Avas
C. C. Lewis
D.C. Wade
J. F. Buskey
Ida S. O'Dell
Joe L. Ismith
W. A. Thornhill, Jr
CL. Allen
William ‘Taylor
John C. Ward
A &. Rubush
M. B. Smith
J. Uarry—Anderson
EF. W
Eer
Lillian Seldomwidge
Kiiis
Arthur Sydnor
Forest
MecNeer
Miss Hollandsworth Hosts Bridge Shower for Sister
Charming bridge shower given Saturday afternoon at Miss Edith Hollandsworth home on North Kanawha Street honored her sister Mrs. Earle Martin of Columbia. Prize winners were Mrs. Elliott Mellen and Antz Lee Holliday. Guests listed include Mrs. Martin and many local women as the couple prepare for marriage in March. The event featured varied colored fall flowers, multiple bridge tables, and a salad course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Hollands- Wort
Mas
Earle Martin
Columbia
G. C
Marin
Elliatt Mellen
Ants
Lee Holliday
Martin
Hollandsfworth
J. R. Campbell
Thelma Batesole
Ernest Quesenberry Jr
O- Corder
Fernia Mae Smith
Fiarle Martin
Qehley Women Install Auxiliary Officers
As G C Buchanan vice president of the Sixth district of the American Legion Auxiliary and vice Miss Roschi motored to Clendenin Friday evening where they were in charge of the installations of officers of the Clendenin Auxiliary. They were accompanied on the trip by Mr Roschi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
As. G. C. Buchanan
Aevlcan Legion Auxiliary
Reschi
Yhdenin
Tey
Oficers
Clendenin Auxiliary
Mr. Roschi
Don't Use Too Stiff Brush On Hair
Gladys Glad explains that extremely stiff wire brushes irritate the scalp and sharp tipped bristles scratch it. recommends blunt tipped, flexible bristles long enough to reach the scalp for effective brushing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Glad
America
Miss Glad
Glenda
Ballard Accepts Lego Store Manager Position
Lego Kennth Ballard of Lilly Brook accepts a store manager role here on Monday after leaving a Lillybrook store. Ballard previously worked at the Lillybrook location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballard
LEGO
Register Stati
Kenneth Ballard
Lillybrook
Logan Doctor And Raleigh Gil Married in West Virginia home ceremony
Logan Doctor and Raleigh Gil tied nuptial knots in an evening ceremony at the Holmes home in Raleigh County. Dr J W Whitlock and Dr Wilda Ganneau contributed music and vows were read by Dr J L Lineweaver. The wedding united two prominent southern West Virginia families with a reception supper hosted by the Holmeses and guests from Charleston and Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Holmes
John William Whitlock
Logan
R. B. Holmes
Raleigh
West Virginia
Wagners Move Into New House on Granville Avenue
Mr and Mrs E W Wagner have moved into their new six room and bath home on Granville avenue. The house features a full basement gray shingles a high gabled roof and an attractive setting among tall trees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Wagner
Granville Avenue
Mrs Putman Presides Over Woman's Club Meeting
Mrs L T Putman, president, presided at the opening meeting of the Woman's Club held Friday afternoon at the clubhouse. The program emphasized business routine with a solo by Miss Inez Caffee from Mignon. Reports from state convention were presented by four officers and a parliamentary demonstration followed. The Literary department meeting was rescheduled to October 23 due to the Beckley Charleston football game. Hostesses were club officers and department chairmen led by Mrs Clarence Walker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putman
K. D. Bowers
R. P. Daniel
Fred Hurt
W. G. Caperton
Clarence Walker
Shriners Dance Night Entices With Twirling Phrases
Shriners entertained Friday with a ten to two o'clock program of popular dance music led by Ted McMillion and his orchestra. A square dance drew great merriment as guests, including Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Truman and Dr. and Mrs. Garrett, joined the lively evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted McMillion
Orchesra
Shriners
A. J. Truman
T. F. Garrett
C. G. Casto
W. C. Mullins
Personal News Items From The Week End In This City
John E Bridge returned Saturday morning from a week visit to relatives in Washington. Mr. and Mrs. E M Payne Jr and son E M Payne ard expect to motor to White Sulphur Springs today to be guests of grandmother Mrs Cora Dickson. Mrs M D Jarrell of Hume Court is visiting in the home of her daughter Mrs Winifred Nine at Elkins attending the Mountain State Forest Festival. Mr and Mrs Colin McLuckey left Friday for Williamson to reside. Mrs L T Putman and daughter Jane, Mrs J G Polley and daughter Mary Bell were Charleston visitors Saturday with the Beckley Dunbar football game on their schedule. Mr and Mrs E M Payne expect to leave Monday for Middlebrook Va to visit their son Charles H Payne. Mrs S C Catron and daughter Katie Jo, Mrs W C Griffith and daughter Jo Ann motor to Dunbar Saturday for the Beckley Dunbar game. Miss Virginia Peters and Miss Ella Shumate students at Concord College are spending the weekend in their homes here. Mrs Paul B Shafer of Glen Ferris is spending the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs G C Hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Bridge
Washington, D
E. M. Payne, Jr
E. M. Payne
Cora Dickson
M. D. Jarrell
Hume Court
Winifred
Elkins
Colin McLuckey
Williamson
L.T. Putman
Jane
J. G. Polley
Mary Bell
Charleston
Beckley-Dunsbar
Middlebrook
Charles H. Payne
S. C. Catron
iKatie Jo
W. C. Griffith
Jo Ann
Dunbar
Beckley-Dunbar
Virginia Peters
Ella Shumate
Concord ‘College
Paul B. Shafer
Glen Ferris
Mrs. G. C. Hurt
Beckley Social Roundup Notes
Mrs. W. G. Mead of East Gulf shopped in Beckley Friday. Dr. Robert Lewis from Denver is visiting relatives here. Friday Mrs. R. B. Calloway, guest of her sister Mrs. L. H. Davis, returned to Ashland Kentucky after Mrs. Mary Davis’s death. Ross Romine of Marshall College Huntington spends weekend in Beckley with his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Mead
East Gulf
Beckley
Robert Lewis
Denver
Colorado
R. RB. Calloway
L. H. Davis
Mary Davis
Ashland
Ross Romine
Marshall College
Huntington
W. C. Romine
Lovely Birthday Dinner for Ethel Hite at Home
Rev and Mrs G C Hite hosted Friday’s birthday dinner at their South Kanawha Street home in honor of their daughter Ethel’s 19th birthday. A cake with candles and late garden flowers decorated the table as guests, including Miss Ethel Hile, Miss Ann Brochick, Mr and Mrs Woodrow Bales and son Billy, Fred Grogan, Mrs Howard Keatley and son Don, Edward and G C Hite Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. C. Hite
South Kanawha Street
Ethel
Ethel Hile
Ann Brochick
Stotesbury
Woodrow Bales
Billy
Fred Grogan
Howard Keatley
Don
Edward
G. C. Hite, Jr
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Sumners
Miss Hollandsworth
Qehley
RAD
Telerad
Glad
Tost
Arline
Gloria Stuart
Raleigh Gil
Miss Grace Holmes
Dr. Whitlock
Wilda Ganneau
d'Hardelot
Hume Vogt
Mendelssohn
J. L. Lineweaver
Presbyterian Church
James Brown
James B. Deck
Sophia
Mercy Hospital
Whitlock
McAlpin
Johna. Laing
A. W. Laing
West Virginia University
Medical College of Virginia
Richmond
Theta Chi
John A. Laing
Annie Laing Green
Frank Lynn Pile
Elizabeth Whitjock
W. H. Warren
Alexander Evendell
Barbara Ann Evendell
Elizabeth Perkins
Albert Holmes
Earle Holmes
J. P. White
M.G. Banks
Virginia Anderson
James Riggle
Wagners
Pattee
ST. Francis Society
Ella Davis Laing
Mrs. Putman
Woman's Club
J. E. McKenzie
Roy Coffman
Kermit Locke
B. H. Hopkins
L. FP. Hopkins
D. M. Hoke
W. W. Louching
D. T. Keatley
G. Godges
George Hamed
Del-Mar
Beauty Shop
Uver Classic
Lilly Building
Vera-Rose
Vera-Rose Beauty Shop
Main Street
Woolworth's
Hite
Ethel Hite
Stallard
Honelain Street
National Furniture Week
Beckley Hardware
Heber St
Furniture Department
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