Charity Ball Set With Large Crowd For Children Inc
Mrs Albert M Tieche chairs hostesses for the Children Inc Charity Ball. Couples will dance to the McCoy Brothers Orchestra from 9 p m to 1 a m at Beckley Winn Hotel ballroom. Proceeds support emergency hospitalization for needy local children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dance For Children, Inc
ALBERT M._ Tieche
Hostesses For the Children, Inc
Sidney Fink
Fred K. Hays
Beckley-Winn Hotel
Children, Inc
Community notices invite women groups to submit meeting alerts
Local column urges women organizations to send notices for regular or special meetings to Beckley Newspapers. Details list multiple groups with venues and 7 30 p m or 1 p m start times, including Garden Clubs, UN chapter, church auxiliaries, PTA and other clubs, with hosts and addresses where available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Department of
Beckley
Fix ahead Foods for Carefree Meals centerpiece insert
Thursday Register features a full color, full page insert titled Fix-ahead Foods for Carefree Meals from a major foods company. From main dish to dessert, recipes are designed for housewives to prepare in advance with dishes like Gypsy Stroganoff and Carousel Salad. The insert showcases color photos and complete recipes, printed weeks in advance in hi fi color on special paper and shipped in large rolls to participating newspapers.
OSU freshman pledged to Sigma Pi fraternity
Darryl Jay Roberts, a freshman in the College of Commerce at Ohio State University, Columbus, has been pledged to Sigma Pi Fraternity there. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Chester G. Roberts of 1019 Woodlawn Ave. Mrs. James O’Neal and her son James Franklin visited relatives in Annapolis, Md., traveling from Maryland to see her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kovich, and her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brown and children of Tams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darryl Jay Roberts
College of Commerce
Ohio State University
Columbus
Sigma Pi
Chester G. Roberts
Woodlawn Ave
James O'Neal
James Franklin
Annapolis
Albert Kovach
MacArthur
Fred Brown
Tams
Sandy Hoover
University of Florida
Gainesville
Alpha Psi Chapter
Delta Delta Delta Sorority
Charles C. Hoover
Maxwell Hill Rd
Miss Hoover
North Miami High School
Miami
Fla
Mrs. Brown Improves After Major Surgery in Raleigh
Mrs. W. A. Mary Gold Brown of 107 Wilson Street is reported improving at Raleigh General Hospital after undergoing major surgery on October 1. The update notes her condition is improving following the operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Improvement League
Mary Wilson
Mills Street
Mabel Bradford
W. A
Mary Gold) Browning
Wilson St
Raleigh General Hospital
Mrs Rich to Join Son in Memphis after Norfolk Visit
Mrs Rich and her sister in law Mr and Mrs Leslie Williams of Neville Street visited before returning to Norfolk where her son S Sgt Robert E Rich is stationed with the U S Marine Corps. After a stay through the month she will proceed to Memphis Tenn where he serves as an Marine Corps instructor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Williams
Neville Street
Norfolk
Robert E. Rich
U. S. Marine Corps
Memphis
Tenn
Marine Corps
Mrs James Tomlison Returns From Maryland Reunion
Mrs James Tomlison of 108 Mankin Avenue spent the weekend in Hagerstown Maryland visiting her father John Sturdivant and attending a family reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Tomlison
Mankin Ave
Hagerstown
John Sturdivant
Herbert F. Brown Recovering After Tuesday Surgery
Herbert F. Brown of 229 Grove Ave is reported in satisfactory condition at Beckley Memorial Hospital after undergoing surgery Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert F. Brown
Grove Ave
Beckley Memorial Hospital
Mrs Arnold to Return Home After Visit to Kin
Mrs. Lucas Arnold leaves today for Hinesville Georgia after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Clyde Louder of Sophia and her aunt Mrs J B Richmond reported critically ill in Pine Lodge Nursing and Convalescent Home. She is joined by her mother in law Mrs Jean Lucas who will stay at their home on Crescent Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucas Arnold
Hinesville
Clyde Louder
Sophia
J. B. Richmond
Pine Lodge
Arnold
Jean Lucas
309
Crescent Road
Former Beckleyan Visits Ballou Family Home
Hazel Rich, formerly of Beckley, is visiting at the home of her brother-in-law and sister, H. C. Ballou and his wife, on Calloway Street. The visit centers on family ties and local social circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Rich
H. C. Ballou
Calloway Street
Panel Report Given For General Circle Crab Orchard Church
The October meeting of Crab Orchard Baptist Church general circle featured Southern Panorama as the program. Narrator Mrs. Bud Riffe was joined by Mrs. Elliott Deck, Mrs. Clyde Fitzpatrick, Mrs. Basil Wilcox and Mrs. Gene Riffe, each portraying a country. Mrs. I. C. Edmons opened with a devotion, Wellsprings of Life. Plans were made to buy umbrella stands for the Welcoming Hall and several members scheduled to attend the Fall Rally at Maxwell Hill Baptist Church. Circle No. 2 hosted the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxwell Hill Baptist Church
Circle No. 2
Pamper Patent Leather Goods With Petrol Jelly
Treat patent leather shoes handbags and belts with petrolatum jelly to extend appearance and wear. This old remedy suggests a protective coating that can add shine while preserving flexibility and durability of synthetic leather items.
Coffee Ice Cubes for Stronger Iced Drinks
Leftover coffee can be frozen into ice cubes to intensify iced coffee and flavor other cold beverages with a mocha note.
Stop Slips In New Shoes By Roughening Soles With Sand
If a child slips while wearing new shoes, gently roughen the shoe soles with a small amount of sand to improve grip. Start slowly and test on a safe area before regular use.
Surprise party honors Ginny Sheppard on 15th birthday
Ginny Sheppard was honored with a surprise party Saturday night for her 15th birthday. THE AFFAIR took place in Friendship Hall at Beckley Regular Baptist Church with Brenda Ernst Brenda Hilton and Bette Sheppard as hostesses. The event featured a red and white color scheme, a central white birthday cake, and crystal candle holders. Games provided the entertainment and prizes awarded to Tommy Mullens J. W. MacNeish Clay Walker and Ginny Sheppard. Others attending included Johnette Evans Jessica Buckland Brenda Torrico Paula Ondo Linda Ondo Sharon Meade Danny Bailey Bob Skaggs Joe Benedict Mike Bodnar Wayne Blankenship Bernard Blankenship Dana Young Ronnie Meade Gary Bailey and Mrs Garnette Sheppard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ginny Sheppard
Friendship Hall
Beckley Regular Baptist Church
Brenda Ernst
Brenda Hilton
Bette Sheppard
Tommy Mullens
J. W. MacNeish
Clay Walker
Johnette Evans
Jessica Buckland
Brenda Torrico
Paula Ondo
Linda Ondo
Sharon Meade
Danny Bailey
Bob Skaggs
Joe Benedict
Mike Bodnar
Wayne Blank
Births in Raleigh General Hospital
Kimberly Lynn Horville and Victoria Alane Atha were born on October 2 at Raleigh General Hospital. Kimberly weighed six pounds six ounces and Victoria weighed seven pounds twelve ounces. Parents are Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Horville of Crab Orchard and Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Atha of Oak Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimberly Lynn
Lawrence Horville
Crab Orchard
Raleigh General Hospital
Victoria Alane
Robert L. Atha
Oak Hill
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Prosperous Hills
Ross Stover
Raleigh County
The
American Association For the United Nations
Bank of Raleigh
Ladies Auxiliary of
Freewill Baptist Church of
Coal City
Poinsettia Savings Club
Chiefs Club
Beckley Temple
Pythian Sisters
Cora McHale
Raleigh
Carrie Quesenberry
Fidelis
First Baptist Church
Parent-Teacher Association of
East Beckley
C. D. Trent
Andrew Durgan
Jaev
Revlon
Beckley Mercantile Board
W.va
General Circle
Crab Orchard Church
G. M. Powers
Main Street
Enship
Bernard Blankenship
Dana Young
Ronnie Meade
Gary Bailey
Garnette Sheppard
Piecegoods
W. Main ST
Vay
Iene
Mailey
Pinalt
Melmac
Slim
BY Prolon
W.E Grant CO
Pree
Ron Polyoo
Cottons Unlimited
Grantogs’ Sleepers
Orson
Orlon
Isis Nylons
Tricot Briefs
Neville ST
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