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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1935

Page

5

Visiting D A Rs Entertained At Captain James Allen Club

At the thirtieth conference of the National Society of Daughters of the American Revolution in Beckley West Virginia the Captain James Allen chapter hosted a lavish dinner at Black Knight Country club. Tables gleamed with lace crystal and flowers while Woodrow Wilson High School orchestra supplied music. Mrs Gary Hogg state regent and other dignitaries attended as Mayor A Z Lilly welcomed guests and a floor show followed with readings dances and songs for about 400 guests.

National Society of Daughters of the American Revolution West Virginia James Allen Black Knight Country Club America Gary Hogg William H. Vaught A. T. Bragonier R. J. Reed William Waller Hume Helen Chickering New York Walter Dalrymple Hume A. Z. Lilly Beckley Herman Guy Kump Garnette Handley Bath Constance D’arcy Mackaye Madame Eve Mary Ann Putman Patty Sanders Alice LeJeune June Eve Kyle Martha Carlton Sanders Hazel Couch Chambers

Fidelis Class Ends Work For The Year

The Fidelis class of First Baptist held its final meeting at Mrs. G Lester Hashs home with hostesses. Officers were announced by outgoing president Mrs. J Edwin Dickerson. New president Mrs. Robert Thomson and others were introduced. Refreshments, fall flowers, and Halloween decor accompanied games and a shower gift presentation.

Fidelis First Baptist Church G. Lester Hash First Avenue For Jesus G. E. Hedrick J. Edwin Dickerson Garner Wiliams Inez Caffee Robert Thomson Edith Agee Grace Lilly D. C. Means W. S. Beavers Conrad Logan M. F. Barksdale Joe Hutchinson Wendell Harvey Dean Richmond Wesley Anderson W. H. Chrisley Clara Daugherty

New Hope For Weak Ailing Men And Women

Thousands of men and women fatigued by modern life seek renewed strength as doctors urge rest. A quick acting tonic promises to build new blood, steady nerves, and appetite, restoring energy. Clements' Tonic offered at White Cross Pharmacy with a money back guarantee after 10 days.

White Cross Pharmacy

Mrs George Byrnes Honored At Miscellaneous Shower

Mrs George Byrnes formerly Miss Maud Hobson was guest of honor as Mrs Willard Gilkerson Mrs Elmer Davis Miss Rosalind Carroll and Mrs Ernest Mitchell hosted a miscellaneous shower. The affair was given in the community setting with friends and neighbors in attendance.

George Byrnes Maud Hobson Willard Gilkerson Elmer Davis Rosalind Carroll Ernest Mitchell

Miss Bessie Carroll Hostess To Class

Members of the W. S. L. Sun daychool class of the First Baptist church met at the home of their teacher Mrs. Bessie Carroll in the Snuffer apartments. Miss Mildred Agee led a devotional and the group planned see pages of service including aiding two girls to school and visiting the sick. A Hallowe en party was planned and refreshments followed.

First Baptist Church Bessie Carroll Snuffer Apartments Mildred Agee Carroll Margaret Alice Carter Dorothy Bazzarre Myrtle Stewart Doris Hatcher Alice Beard Martha Dickenson Jean Kent Mary Holliday Mrs. Carroll

Mrs Henry Conway Called to Organ Cave During Illness

Mrs Henry Conway was summoned to Organ Cave on Tuesday due to the illness and death of her father, Alexander Carlisle. Guests including Mr and Mrs A Ray Fink and Norma Lee, Mr and Mrs Luther Fink and Eloise, with Mrs A L Carper of Mount Hope, dined last evening with Mr and Mrs K E.

Henry Conway Organ Cave Alexander Carlisle A. Ray Fink Norma Lee Luther Fink Eloise A. L. Carper Mount Hope K. E Eleanor Conway C. H. Bonnesen Wheeling Inlaw Ross Preston Daniel L. A. Martin Ethel Martin Alderson Blankenship Virginia Jimmy Hayes J. M. Hayes Hayes R. J. Burmeister Burmeister White Sulphur Springs Richard Aspinall Morgantown Ross Daniel C. C. Sanders Q. H. Kilgore First Avenue L. A. Kilgore Emma Kilgore L. J. Patton Patton Sandy Lake A. L. Echols Greenville M. W-Powers George Parker New York City H. F. McAfee Cincinnati Ohio J. M. Crouse Beckley Hospital Mattie Andrews Railroad Avenue Kathryn Brewster Covington Andrews Darth Lake Pocahontas Hot Springs Agnes Moore Nie Duncan Elizabeth Walton Elizabeth Calhoun Pinecrest Beckley H. A. Calhoun Vera Rodes Gladys Ashworth V. B. Rhodes G. A. Overholt Scarbra J. A. Light Ann Painter Louise Smith John Frisk Warren Timberlake Robert Nicholls Harry Treadway W. B. Tye Rock Lick Oak Hill Hospital Montgomery Tully Margaret Bundy Minden W. D. Bobbitt

Local notices mix with social updates in Beckley area

Cabell residents Mary Cunningham to spend weekend with J A Cunningham in South Heber street. V P I William and Mary game in Richmond discussed. D A R state conference guest from Charlottesville. Oak Hill Baptist Mission group met at Mrs Roy Brooks. Community service circle to collect clothing and books for schoolchildren. Various Beckley and Oak Hill residents noted for visits, illnesses, and travel. The piece ends with a health warning about large centipede bites.

Cook Cabell Mary Cunningham Greenbrier College Lewisburg J. A. Cunningham South Heber Street E. W. Wood V. P. I.william and Mary Richmond G. L. Bailey Charlottesville D.C. Wade Bailey Rush Run

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