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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1949

Page

3

Reservations for Regional Garden Meeting Draw 80 Women

Eighty women have reserved spots for the Appalachian Region West Virginia Garden Clubs fall meeting at Black Knight Country Club tomorrow. Registration starts 10 a.m. with Beckley club members handling duties. at 10:30 a.m. Mrs. M M Ralston will deliver the welcome. The program features two minute club reports and a 2 p.m. lecture on Flower Arrangements by Mrs Herbert Greger of Washington D C open to the public. Delegates include Webster Nicholas Fayette Raleigh and Wyoming counties with guest Mrs Percy Gilley of Bluefield.

Appalachian West Virginia M. M. Ralston Black Knight Country Club Beckley Garden Club W. R. Fugitt Margaret Phipps Clyde A. Smith Ralston L. M. Halloran Ned B. Hawkins J. P. Nowlin Eugene Warden E. M. Payne, Jr Holten Kester Holt Kester Webster, Nicholas Fayette Raleigh Wyoming Percy Gilley Bluefield Greenbrier Appalachian Region of

State Auxiliary President To Speak for Episcopalians

Mrs. W. E. Osborne of Welch state president of the Episcopal Women's Auxiliary will speak to the Woman's Auxiliary of St. Stephen's Episcopal Church at 7:30 p m in the parish room. Forty three women attended the last meeting as Mrs Randolph Waltz led devotionals and read a bishop Strider message. The annual church bazaar is set for Friday December 2 with Christmas gifts white elephant table and light lunch. A reception for the Rev and Mrs O Worth May and new members is planned next Tuesday night from 8 to 10 p m.

W. E. Osborne Welch Episcopal Women’s Auxiliary St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church Randolph Waltz Strider O. Worth May

Beckley Daughters of Penelope Plan Annual Thanksgiving Ball

Beckley Beckleyans attend Daughters of Penelope meeting in Bluefield for Alkmis Chapter activities. Members from Beckley Welch Bluefield Kimball and Pearisburg plan November 25 ballroom dance at West Virginia Hotel with Concordians. Queen of the Ball to be crowned and Greek folk dancing featured with committees named.

Beckley Odd Fellows Hall Bluefield Alkimos Daughters of Penelope Welch Kimball Pearisburg Mary Kandis West Virginia Concordians Helen Dellis Irene Kandis Elizabeth Joseph Chris Sarandon Virginia Gianelos Mary Dellis Alexandra Shryssikos Cleon Sarandon

October Meeting of Council Attended by 88 Women

The Fayette-Raleigh Branch of the American Association of University Women will join the Montgomery Branch for a program on Folk Lore of West Virginia at the Montgomery Woman's Clubhouse on October 8. The First Christian Church Woman's Council met with 88 attendees, with devotional, mission talks, solos, and a refreshment service.

Fayette-Raleigh American Association of University Women Montgomery A.A.U.W Montgomery Woman's Clubhouse Jack Rapp West Virginia Woman's Council of the First Christian Church

Mrs Gertrude Roush Hosts Circle Meeting

Mrs Gertrude Roush hosted Circle No 1 of the First Methodist Church at her Woodlawn Avenue home yesterday afternoon. Miss Elizabeth Anderson led the devotional on Sarah in the Bible. Leader Mrs June Matheny announced the circle will host the official board Monday and will serve a dinner for Gideons and their wives on October 17. Christmas gifts for Japanese orphans were received, and new member Mrs A C Cook was welcomed. Nineteen women attended, including guests Mrs Davis Roush and daughter Ann.

Gertrude Roush Circle No. 1 First Methodist Church Woodlawn Avenue Elizabeth Anderson Sarah June Matheny Gideons A. C Cook Davis Roush Ann

Hobo Dance At Woodrow Wilson High Planned

Senior class at Woodrow Wilson High School plans a Saturday night event featuring the shag dance. The 8 to 11 p m affair will include chaperones Douglas Schwank Clarence Carte Miss Pauline Alderman Miss Angeline Saunders Mrs Robert Thomson and senior class sponsor Laura Belle Wood.

Woodrow Wilson High School Douglas Schwank Clarence Carte Pauline Alderman Angeline Saunders Robert Thomson Laura Belle Wood

Calvary Baptist Women’s Circle Meets at Mabscott Home

The Calvary Baptist Church Circle No. 1 met at Miss Mae Brammer’s Virginia Street home in Mabscott with co-hostesses Miss Minnie Brammer and Mrs. Eldridge Bolt. After singing and prayers, devotional talks on prayer were given, plans made to collect clothing for Pinecrest Sanitarium and to meet White Cross quota, and $273 was reported raised for the church building fund in September. Guests included Mrs. F T Bays, Mrs. Kevin Lynch, and Mrs. James Kirk.

Virginia Street Mae Brammer Circle No. 1 Calvary Baptist Church Mabscott Minnie Brammer Eldridge Bolt F. T. Bays Pinecrest Sanitarium White Cross Luther Fink Raleigh County Missionary Society Shady Spring Kevin Lynch Sprague James Kirk

Young Women's Missionary Auxiliary Meeting Attended

Fourteen members of Group No. 5 of the Young Women's Missionary Auxiliary of the First Baptist Church met yesterday at Mrs. Elmer Hutchinson's Harper Road home. Led by Mrs. Virgil Warden, the devotional topic was Sewing Fertile Seeds and Harvesting. Donations of 10 dollars were given to aid children on Indian reservations.

Young Women's Missionary Auxiliary First Baptist Church Harper Road Elmer Hutchinson Virgil Warden Ashby Smith Smith Jim Wood State Baptist Convention W. C. Larrimore Hillcrest Drive C. W. Kauff Wood Ruby Gibson Martha Dickerson Don Lilly Pat Wheeler

Methodist Circle 5 Meets With Mrs Turner Hostess

Mrs. Shirley C. Turner of Crescent Street hosted Circle No. 5 of the Methodist Temple on Thursday. Mrs. George Bright led devotionals and reported on the first chapter of the book Women of the Bible. Mrs. R. E. Presley, leader, dis-

Methodist Circle 5 Shirley C. Turner Crescent Street Methodist Temple George Bright R. E. Presley

Baptist Women Hold October Meetings Across Circles

The First Baptist Church circles met yesterday with Circle No. 3 at Mrs. G A Curry’s home and Circle No. 4 at Mrs. S G Humphries’s in Harper Road. Circle No. 5 met at Mrs. T R Carney’s Granville Avenue home, Circle No. 10 gathered at Mrs. E P Miller’s Hillcrest Drive, and Circle No. 8 hosted by Mrs. G A Massing at her South Oakwood Avenue residence. Guest Stella Schroeder of Huntington spoke on Crippled Children’s work. programs covered youth, Africa, China, and White Cross.

First Baptist Church G. A. Curry Franklin Avenue B. F. Stout W. M. McCutcheon James Neal Mabscott Church Garner Williams M. W. Arnold Circle No. 4 S. G. Humphries Harper Road F. S. Fitzgeral C. B Slemp C. H. Willard Ray Fink Mabscott Africa Richard Lewis Hillcrest Drive Circle No. 10 E. P. Miller Lewis State Baptist Convention West Virginia Clark McDaniel Indian Broyles E. E. Bibb G. A. Massing Circle No. 8 C. M. Bruce South Oakwood Avenue French Davis Massing

Young People’s Group Installs Officers At East Beckley Church

New officers of the St. Mary’s Methodist Young People’s Group in East Beckley were installed at ceremony in the church on Thursday night. Harry Ellis named president with Dorothy Wiseman, Barbara Palmer, Betty Williams, Betty Sweet, Janet Stover, Toni Gilkerson, Louise Gilkerson, and Mr. and Mrs. Fray Lilly filling key roles. The event featured Halloween and fall decorations and a program directed by June Fitzgerald.

Young People’s Group East Beckley Church Young People's Group St. Mary's Methodist Church East Beckley Harry Ellis Dorothy Wiseman Barbara Palmer Betty Williams Betty Sweet World Friendship Janet Stover Toni Gilkerson Louise Gilkerson Mrs. Fray Lilly June Fitzgerald

Incidents In The Lives Of People You Know

West Virginia brief notices recount visits and travel among Raleigh County residents. Edwin Ratcliffe and others travel to Charleston, Payne and Payne return from New York after the World Series, and several Beckley and nearby residents plan visits, receptions, or attend events. Various family ties and local movements highlight social life.

Edwin Ratcliffe Westwood Drive Charleston EK. M. Payne, Jr North Kanawha Street Paul Payne Woodlawn Avenue New York Marywell Hill

Beckley Hospital Welcomes Hawks Baby in Sprague

Mr and Mrs Joseph W Hawks Jr of Sprague announce the birth of a son at Beckley Hospital on October 4 weighing seven pounds nine ounces.

Joseph W. Hawks, Jr Sprague Beckley Hospital James Austin Tomlinson Jefferson Avenue James Kendall

Also Mentioned on This Page

Greger National Capitol Washington F. L. Banks Beckleyans Raleigh-Fayette University Dorcas Ogden J. C. Hurt Howard Phipps J. A. Sharp J. W. Givens W. H. File, Jr Del-Mar Oasis Beckley’s Children’s Kroger’s Neville St Calvary Baptist Women’s Circle Young Women's Meeting Vanity Bean Cavalier Helene Curtis Prince St Beckley Music Colin McLuckey, Mer Fayette St Effie Hess Miyf Ang UE ME Peeinnry Treee Ray Martin John Beckley Summersville Norris Bennett Phyllis Jean Meadows Winding Gulf C. M. Meadows W. J. Jackson Paul George P. Moss Marvin N. Iden Buckhannon George M. Eckley Druid Avenue L. G. Houser Morgantown Kiwanis Clubs Martha Ellen Snider Charles Town Joseph L. Emery Goldthwait Texas Earl OQ. Snider Beaver Avenue A. L. McDaniel Huntington Miss Snider Emery Hollywood Ivory Neville Maytag Neville St. — Beckley
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