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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1933

Page

4

Bevy of Local Notes Mixes Football Winds and Community Events

The piece reflects school board talk on unemployment and living conditions, a debate sparked by Dr Lineweaver, and a self described nonpersonal critique. It also covers upcoming events including a Flying Eagles triumph over Beaver Pond, a Beckley‑Hinton football tease, a bridge gathering at Nathan Pickus home, and a rural pig pen vignette with humorous observations on swill barrels and flies.

Raleigh Flying Eagles Beaver Pond Bluefield Roanoke High School Beckley Hinton Bobcats Hinton Summers County Garrity

Biggest sweet potato weighs down in local tale

A four pound sweet potato found by C M Downey on Clear Fork near Dorothy drew comments from Dr F A Couch who called it a natural born pumpkin. C C Thompson grows a half acre of such oversized tubers at Lem Jarrell place while Downey, road worker, shared the find with friends and newlyweds Ester Wright and companions later drove to Skelton for their celebration.

C. M. Downey Clear Fork Dorothy C.C. Thompson Lem Jarrell Place Downey

Social notes from Prosperity West Virginia and Beckley area

Mrs J E Grubb hosted Circle No 7 in Beckley with a refreshments list of local women. Visitors included Miss Lucille Gillespie and Roy Pauley of South Charleston. Many residents and families featured in visits, dinners, and church activities with several guests and birthday observances noted.

J. E. Grubb Circle No. 7 Beckley Garl Short M. H. Gates W. A. Thompson WS. Cavendish Orange Snuffer Robert Thomson C. C. Farmer J. R. Emimons Harley Kilgore Lorella Comb Katherine McCoy Ed Tockabill Edson Wyco G. W. James William James Alma Reynolds Monroe Daniels Mt. Tabor Pi Daniels Eccles D. B. Stover PD. B. Stover Sr G. F. Stover Virginia Ward Glenna Denval Lee Stover Hiovd Akers Skelton J. B. Stover Childdren Violet May Virgil Ray Ruby Mildred Wheeler Stanaford Oris Werkley Edgar Dehart Bob Bragg Bobbie Carl Short William Jimes

Local residents share visits across Beckley and area

Overnight guests included Mrs H W Thompson and son Leonard with Mr and Mrs Orin Vines in Beckley. Numerous calls and dinners linked Beckley Crab Orchard Sprague Harvey and Pineville communities with Finks, Akers, Johnson and Brammer families visiting, plus diphtheria illness and a reforestation job relocation in Pineville.

H. W. Thompson Leonard Orin Vines Beckley Willard Fink Sallie Thompson G. M. Brammer Crab Orchard A.e. Fink Gen Stafford Fireco Stanley Johnson Waldo Brammer Carl ‘Massie Henry Roles Mason Fink Affinity A. J. Fink Spurgeon Fink Rin Eve [Fink Harvey O. A. Akers Velmer Lilly Eldridge Fink Sprague Steve Carpenter Lego A. Akers Grant Florence Ona Akers Leonard Fink Lilly Fink Prudence A. E. Fink Jess Blanchard Pineville Lewis Thompson Lewis, Jr Frances Evelyn Grover Wallace Orville Harry Junior Leara Merle Hope Irene Virginia Willie Meadows Pemberton

Revival meetings and hospital moves update Long Branch area

Mrs. Earl Blake lies in Montgomery hospital after appendicitis attack moved last Monday. Rev. John Williams conducts revival at Laurel Grove church. Visitors include Mrs. Ella Elliott and Mrs. Mary Williams. Biddle Lively to Montgomery hospital Saturday for exam. Two new stores planned Lysle George general merchandise and Joseph McQueen department store. Howard Mahan plans Oak Thi or Fayetteville move once housing found. A German woman urges denying bachelors to boost marriage and birth rates.

Earl Blake Montgomery Hospital John Williams Laurel Grove Ella M. Elliott Kilsyth Mary EF. Williams Andy Campbell Jett Treadway Pax Lanie Shumate Daugh Ters Florence and Mildred Hachel Lively Biddle Lively Lysle George Joseph McQueen Howard Mahan Oak Thi Fayetteville

Round Table Program Set Despite School Turmoil

The New River Valley Round Table plans to meet here next Friday with about 1,000 teachers from Raleigh Fayette and Summers counties. Dr. C E Benson and Douglas Malloch have been invited to address the sessions at 9 am 2 pm and 2 45 pm with a musical program from Oak Hill High school. Committees named include resolutions constitution necrology and president s emblem along with local crowd handlers for registration signs rooms meals decorations ushers and Scouts.

New River Valley Round Table C. G. Peregoy Raleigh Fayette Summers Counties Beckley C. E. Benson New York University Douglas, Malloch Chicago Benson Malloch Oak Hill High School J. F. Marsh Concord State Teachers College Mark Twain High School Woodrow Wilson Peregoy H. F. Frazier Fayetteville Geneva Bobbitt Oak Fill High School Cecil Miller Randolph Norton Shady Spring Fred Hedrick Greenbrier Springs E. W. Taylor Hinton E. R. Vawter Gauley Bridge E. W. Dunkley George B. Chambers Colcord Goldie Jones Claremont Laura Coley Kingston Margaret Hill Talcott W. A. Deitz Nfico GC. N. Gwinn Carl Stover Dirtsville Dd. W. Bryson Mary Helm Madge Farmer Mason Bragg Greta Snyder Mary Smith WH. J. Watkins Rachel Meador Maye Cooper Lara Gray Erma Wauhop Melissa Dickinson F. A. Freeman Jane Schwank Nate Keyser

Church of God Announces Two Week Revival Series

A revival series begins this morning at 1 o'clock at the Church of God on Oakwood Avenue opposite Fourth Street. Services run each evening at 7 30 for two weeks with Reverend P Hambrick and Reverend L Anderson assisting the pastor. Mrs Hambrick will aid in the work. The public is invited to attend any or all services.

Church of God Oakwood Avenue Fourth Street P. Hambrick Charleston L. (. Anderson

Straton High Defeats Du Bois 13 to 0 in Mt Hope

Local notes report a large group chaperoned by Mrs H M Dandridge to the Stratton High versus Du Bois football game at Mt Hope with Du Bois winning 13 to 0. Attendees include Mrs Viola Moss and Grace Clark among others. sermons by Rev P F King and activities at Ebenezer Baptist and Collins Temple are listed along with P T A and Junior League events.

H. M. Dandridge Stratton High DuBois Mt. Hope W. . Jeffries Burlington N. Co E. L. Powell Charleston Our City Lee Farrish Bluefield Wilberforce E. L. Morton Frances Morton Vivian Green Mary Edley Alice Williams W. A. Holley, Jr Ebenezer Baptist Church P. F.king Chas Hundley P. mi P. ¥. King Hazel Garland Affinity Elsie Hill Church Street Grace Clark Colored Federated Club Wheeling Mesdames Viola Moss Anna Clark Ruth Wright Wilma Wright Violet Wright Catherine Riggers Carrie Grimes Hazel M Ebenezer Church Viola Wright Wm. Johnson Geneva Wright du Bois Hight McAlpin News Parents Teachers Association Sarah Graves Johnson

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L. M. Dorsey Main Street Mr. Dorsey Nathan Pickus Woodlawn Avenue Beckley Sisterhood Sisterhood Ross Stover Ethal Gales Opal Short Dema Jean Deal Audry Flaganin Nelson Bragg James Neal Denval Stover Ernest James Ester Wright Fenton Mich Prosperity W. Va Odd, W. Va Long Branch, W. Va W. L. McCray Beckley Hotel Craver Advertising CO Old Raleigh Hardware Neville St Real Estate Life and Fire “Insurance A. J. Britton Phone 560 Beckley, W. Va Holden Gily John R. Koch Siness Man Beckley Newspapers Young Beckley All Beckley Fidence Beckley Newspapers Corp
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