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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1949

Page

9

Beckley Women Discuss China and Communism Policy

A Beckley Woman's Club Civic Department panel debated China under Communist rule. George Warren Hodel argued China is controlled by its own people, with the United States needing a proactive anti communism line, while Margaret Sullivan and Atheline Rogers offered differing views on intervention, funding, and education. Norman Knapp urged containing communism and forming a protective frontline with allies in Asia and the Pacific.

George Warren Hodel Civic Department Beckley Woman's Club Model China United States Bowers Lime Hodel Margaret Sullivan Atheline Rogers Norman Knapp Knapp India Claire Tr. Chennault Flying Tigers Chennault Ite Hodel Russia Peron Anless Maya Moscow Asia Pacific Hitler Europe Alaska Japan Islands Trre

Seven Beckley Women Honor Mrs Swinford with Parties

Seven Beckley women held farewell parties for Mrs Swinford of French Street who is moving with her family to Huntington. The latest was hosted by Mrs K G Libs. Prizes were awarded in bridge and a gift presented to the honoree. Other hostesses include Mrs Lester Alexander, Mrs R B Staley, Mrs B Cecil, Mrs Robert Pugh, Mrs Baby High Foster, and Mrs Ed Foster.

Beckley Mrs. Swinford B.hign Carmen Feazell R. B. Staley Sday Lester Alex- Anneander B. By |Cecil Robert Pugh Baby High Foster Ed Foster

Gideons Dinner Meeting Draws Attendance of 30 Persons

Approximately 30 attendees gathered at First Methodist Church for a Gideons Auxiliary meeting led by Aubrey Halstead. The group reported progress on a project to distribute Testaments to fifth to junior high pupils, with about 6,000 already distributed and funds raised by church visits to support Bible distributions.

Gideon Uted First Methodist Church Atts Dale Buckland Gideons Beckley Aubrey Halstead Clark McDaniel Gideon Association Raleigh Fayette Summers Wyoming Boone County

Tea honors two auxiliary officers and bazaar plans

Daniel Home hosts a Monday tea to honor Mrs. Dana T. Moore of Parkersburg and Mrs. Virginia Richmond, with proceeds supporting a new church. Blue Jay WSCS plans a Christmas bazaar and a Thanksgiving turkey dinner, with members selling surprise packages at the meeting.

Daniel Dana T. Moore Parkers Iyburg Blue Jay Wscs

Jean Shrewsbury Feted at Party

Mr and Mrs W E Shrewsbury entertained at Raleigh Heights for their daughter Jean on her 17th birthday. Guests included Anna Martin Betty Wood Gail Wood Betty Shan non Buddy Doland Jimmy Ramison Iris Coffey Mildred Xfur dock Helen Jean Bragg Max i Fisher Bob Paice Nellie Darco Lucille Gwinn Randall Fisher Martha Carper Juanita Freeman land Billy Lester and others. Mrs I Wilbur Bays and Elizabeth Smith attended after returning from a Girl Scout Regional Training School in Columbus Ohio.

W. E. Shrewsbury Raleigh Heights Jean Anna Martin Betty and Gail Wood Betty Shan‘non Buddy Doland Jimmy Ramison Iris Coffey Mildred Xfur‘dock Helen Jean Bragg Maxi Fisher Bob Paice Nellie Darco Lucille Gwinn Randall Fisher Martha Carper Juanita Freeman Land Billy Lester

Church Class Named For Superintendent

The second year girls of the senior department of the First Baptist Church have named their class Anne Williams in honor of the Sunday School superintendent. New officers are Janie Smith president Betty Dew vice president Pat Long secretary Mary Ann Davis treasurer Janet Jones reporter and Janet Walker and Mildred Ively call chairmen. Mrs Pete George is the class teacher.

First Baptist Church Anne Williams Janie Smith Betty Dew Pat Long Mary Ann Davis Janet Jones Janet Walker Mildred Ively Pete George

June Fitzgerald Elected Beckley Sub-District Youth Leader

June Fitzgerald was installed as president of the Beckley Sub-District for Area Youth Fellowship at St. Alary's Methodist Church East Beckley. About 125 Methodist youth attended the 7:30 p.m. service at the Methodist Temple on South Kanawha Street. New officers include Keith Bovaird vice president and Melly Malcolm secretary. Elizabeth Walker is adult counselor. The ceremony featured music by Shirley Christian and Ann Armentraut and a program led by Rev. W. P. Eastwood. The group will send a Christmas box to a Methodist home or institution. Refreshments followed in the church basement.

June Fitzgerald St. Alary’s Methodist Church East Beckley Beckley Methodist Temple South Kanawha Street Keith Bovaird Melly Malcolm Sally Bunch Sue Wills June Rice World Service Margaret Zanella Communnity Service Betty Fuller Barbara Palmer Elizabeth Walker Deight Serliff Shirley Christian Bob Daniels Misa Ann Armentraut W. P. Eastwood

Planning Groups To Be Discussed By Area Women AAUW

The Fayette Raleigh Chapter of the American Association of University Women will meet Friday at 7:40 PM at Mrs Harcy A Wat kin's Center Street home. Mrs J McRapp of Oak Hill will preside. Study groups on drama international relations book study and fine arts including music painting and sculpture will be planned. Organizers will also arrange hosting the Montgomery branch in November in Beckley.

Fayette-Raleigh American Association of University Women Harcy A. Watkins Center Street J. Mc Rapp Oak Hi Montgomery AAUW Noovemher Beckley

West Virginia DAR Opposes World Government at State Meet

Delegates from the Captain James Allen Chapter attended the West Virginia DAR 44th annual conference in Parkersburg and plan to attend the Southern District meeting in Bluefield. The group opposed world government and federal control of state activities, urged stricter naturalization laws, and established the Eleanor H. Smith Scholarships for West Virginia college women studying home economics or home demonstration work. Two hundred delegates from 43 chapters, plus regents from Maine, Arizona and Kansas, attended. Mrs. Harry J. Smith presided and was endorsed for vice president general.

Woman’s Auxiliary West Virginia Medical Society Ross TP. Daniel Woodlawn Avenue W. E. Hoffman Charleston West Virginia State Medical Association Daniel Raleigh Lawn Avenue Captain James Allen the Daughters of the American Revolution Parkersburg Blueheld West Virginian Mra. A. G. Mead West Virginia Dar Federn Eleanor H. Smith West Virginia Maine Arizona Kansas James Alten Valley Forge Harry J. Smith

Beckley WCTU Holds Meeting at First Baptist Church

The Beckley W C T U meets this afternoon at 2 30 o clock at the First Baptist Church per president Mrs W W Honaker.

Beckley W. C. T. U First Baptist Church Women's Christian Temperance Union W. W. Honaker

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