Hindson Harris Wed In Maryland Ceremony
Miss Hindson and Hugh C Harris wed in a Maryland ceremony at a Baltimore church. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Hindson of Senthre Avaom’s, wore a length gown of ivory, with satin accessories and a white orchid. The reception followed at the Shenandoah Valley clubroom with guests from New Keally and Aiken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Hindson
Hugh C. Harris
Maryland
Barhar A Suerncdson
Scerbra
Chile
Ateiphe Kuopel
Inala
Lanor
Min
Tnhiers
Joseph Downs
Tobeeks
Uhrmurt
Shenandoah
Valley
Cah Hoss
New Keally
Conta
Nes
Wim Dempsey
Aiken
HDC Meeting Held In Home
The meeting of Shotiy Spring chapter of the Daughters of Columbus was held at Mrs Tel Spapkins house. Mrs Wenthy Varris presided. Mrs Dennis led devotional, reading a piece by My Mrs. Bred tick on the Witness. Clay voted to retain terms for another term. Attending were Mrs Arel McCord Mrs Jamon Treadway Mrs Owen Lilly Mrs David Cochran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tel Spapkins
Wenthy Varris
Siresiiant
Deninis
Bred Tick
Clay
Aolher Sone
Turets
Mes
Jay Bole
Snd Mes
Dewey
Stukes
Soccetary Air Treasier
Athens
Arel McCord
Jamon ‘Treadway
Owen Lilly
Oo Quest
David, Cochran
Sorority Plans Costume Party Revealed in Vague Notes
An OCR fractured listing outlines a sorority event with a planned costume party and various visiting relatives. The text names several individuals and addresses medical visits, church gatherings, and campus affiliations, but many phrases are garbled.
Today's Young Steady Sweethearts May Not Be Tomorrow's Newlyweds
New York based survey from the Institute of Life Insurance reports 2 percent of high school students with steady girlfriends expect to marry by 27. Most couples said they plan to wait, while a minority favors early marriage. The study notes youth delaying marriage could slow Cupid's wings and affect future brides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrinia McCormack
New York
UPL
Ulgh
Schaal
Twalbeys
Lomdorren
Yogular Tdya Institute of
Gonal
Shikkren
Helle
Smooth Look and Health tips for Student Life
A fragmented article blends beauty advice with health notes and survey results. It covers makeup use for school events, cautions about skin care, and instructions for costume props. It also cites a UK physician praising contraceptives for reducing unwanted pregnancies and enabling spontaneity. It includes plant care tips and household knife maintenance. The piece then references a United States survey on teen attitudes toward marriage and work, noting gender differences and socioeconomic factors.
Leonard Tierce Returns from Cleveland Visit
Leonard Tierce of Heelys Ns returned from Cleveland Oui after visiting his sister Avs Tale Darkesya is OL.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Tierce
Heelysns
Cleveland
Oui
Avs
Tale Darkesya
Local Event Notices From Beckley Department Of News
Community groups list calendar items for Beckley area clubs and churches. Meetings include Mason Temple Howe Street 7 pm, Crib eventing, district women’s clubs, nursing association gatherings, and church activities with dinners and singing. Public notices request submissions by 10 p.m. for upcoming listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bo Thy Norh
Becktey
League Of Mercy Explores Ways Of Helping Shut-Ins
League of Mercy members from Beakley Charleston Huntington Loran Welch Williamson Princeton Bluefield met at Becks First Baptist Church to discuss aiding shut ins. Guest speaker Mos. LE. Go spoke as Carl T. Cane of Atlanta, Ga., president of the League of Mercy, led the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Mercy
Gon Weags of Mercy
Iia Salvation Army
Becks First Baptist Cure
Mos. LE. Go
Carl T. Cane
Atlanta
Cone
Byrs
John Needham
Maj
Aoe
Prinspo
Txth
Virginia
Southern West
Beakley
Charleston
Huntington
Loran
Welch
Williamson
Princaton
Blusfield
AEL Guest Speaker Highlights Beckley Newcomers Meeting
Beclay area residents gathered for a Newcomers to Beckley meeting hosted by a local AEL representative. Speakers discussed early childhood education programs, community involvement, and the advancing integrated learning experiences for children. Attendees included Mrs. Ray Weber and Mrs. Shirtey Cook, with emphasis on parental participation in education. The event also noted staff changes at local organizations and planned outreach efforts by the Beckley Veterans Administration Hospital volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AEL
Beckley
Labbatry
League of Mercy
Eram
Capt
Roscov Hines
West Virginia
Shelehaldren
Shirtey
Gues
Ray
Sue
Philip
Chercy
Weber
Shangon
Jnh
Westerman
Genrie
Hell
Gerry) Schwaderer
Kculim
Mary) Willer
Richard
Brunsta
Greenbrier
Frencic
Unites States
Protect Coiffure Waking Up In Safe Sleep Shield
A wearable protective device designed to shield a woman’s hair while sleeping and dressing. It is advertised as a flexible, comfortable protector that fits every head size. The wearer wraps it around and presses tabs to secure it securely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omeshiike Urban
Bazaar Slated by Woman's Club Fine Arts Dept
The Woman's Club of Heckley Fine Arts Department sponsors a garage sale today through Saturday at Fireview Avenue. Proceeds support club programs and community projects in Heckley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PIDAY
Mome Department
Want Club of
Rocking
Cove
Itork Ave
Pam
Woman's Club of Heckley
Garage Havant
Ad Fireview Ave
Tarnish Prevention Spray Aimed At Silver Goods
A new tarnish preventing spray claims to stop silver from tarnishing on unpolished items like gowter and ropper. The product supposedly protects silverware even when not washed daily, reducing tarnish formation despite higher air pollution. Users may need more frequent applications for items used often or handled frequently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mit
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MNS
UGHC
Harris
Frank Mauritz Miofa
A. O. Cook
Uelier Stowas
Bork
Joy Veterans Administration
Welnesthiy
Mora
Apron Neely
Cuntmoings
Nianhie
Uileman
Cayington
Frank G. Fuer
Nevillé
Whelsister
Air and Mes
Floyd Raleigh Genera Hospital
Ninly
James
W. We Hisniker
Beckley Las
Bark
Tig Collapter
Bata Sigma Phen Eastauioes
Canton
Dewis
Tom
Hts
WlAshville
DeDeelpaye
Liverpeal
O'Neal
Ohio
Dondeelal
Aloysius Cathelic Church
William Hayton
Collfure
Beth Aiterson
Dhe
Wink
Oleys Atlentting
Dasid
Tonk Jusenh
Danjat
West Virginia University
College of Arts and Geinueus
Uniley
James Beeney
Ehagen
Ininiovise i Political Seiense
Stes
David Lilly
Weavher
Stise Antiierena
Mle
Richard Sepkowskijuf
Thay Tat
University
Sonata
Rt Aes
Neweon
Hera
wWeral Phite
Berkley
Sandean
Toy
Wa Bante
Rico
Apjilivants
Tie
A.lissue
Miss Anderson
Woodfax Wilson High
Hivitias
Elvonser
Atcol
Ul Atley College
Wilitary
Hic
Porty
Toe Mirvey
United States
Bijdegham
Dar
Monika
Notlovy
Beth Anderson
WVU
Beckley Assembly
Mason
Temple
Howe St
Demonsteation Glub
Mrk
Haneford Lilly
Forest Jowed
Maxwell Jil
Bom
Warren
Uf Foy
Crab Choir
Central
Orchard
Raleigh County
Pinewear Garten Club
Donald Slayton
Dexter Ave
Pythian
Chonter No
le Longe Wall
North Kanoweha
Acton
Rateigh County
Centar
Livensid Practical Nurses Association
Visteleti
Southern
Queen Esther Court
Itovaries
Tash
Alrs
Robert Snyder
Orchard Baptist Church
Baterday Calico
Jogns Square
Nance Club
Caller Dane
Noy Feta Park
Feta
Calor
Fleymond Lone Tales
Solu Phi Beta
Mary Sattie
Hettie Trent
Kathy Co-Hostass
Witheow
Emmanuel Moplish
Cabeonache
Gonteat
Minnland St
J. J. Foates
Nises Assijcialiol
Ulstriet
Tirish Wall
St. Peancis de Sales Catholic Caurch
S. Oakwood
Ave
Woman's Club
Central Biist Church
Mey, Maher Dobson
Smear St
Ennile Grite
Ralpigh County Medics Society
Ness
Patio Keem
B. B. Biehianl
Guestell US
Coir
Motkantown
Mer Tustsnd
Rowland Mini Consolidation Coal Company
Westarnmal
Ownes Machinery
Aiur
Mount Hope
Haxtley Ave
On Dance
South Charleston
McMillion
Cresent Jd
Morgantown
Rowland Dine Consolidated Coal Company
Howard (Pauling) Meador
Lewisburg
Shirley
Cook
Sfitaker
Backley
Newcomers Club
Meyers
Bockley
Ant
Glita Newcomers
WEW
Welcome To
Rackley
Clb
Elka Club
Ty Cigil
Raymond
Sus) Tiall
Suannon
Fet
M's
George
Fidlip
Chevy
Stanling
Mrs. Woford
Mary
Maller and All
Richand
Medion
Pittsburgh Paints
South Fayette
Marge Hogan
Thom McAn
Roma
Ralax
Naville Street
Bechley
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