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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1936

Page

3

Beckley Nurses Attend State Meeting in Bluefield

Nearly 200 Beckley nurses join 200 state nurses in Bluefield for a three day WV State Nurses Association parley. Miss Helen Howell welcomes as state president. Dr Albert Hoge speaks on The Old Order Changes. sessions, teas, talks, and tours planned plus an evening banquet with band and bridge.

Beckley Bluefield West Virginia Frank Slutz Howell Beulah Ann Graybeal Margaret Tolliver Mae McDowell L. G. Houser Sue Saunders Red Cross J. H. Crouch Helen St. Clair Una Willis Harriet French State University Board of Governors Tabitha Wilson

Personal notices from Beckley society page

Mrs Betty Campbell is confined to home on Neville street in severe cold. Mrs Ross Danielle expects to leave today for a visit to Pittsburgh. Mrs J E McKenzie is a motor visitor to Charleston today. Miss Florence Seaman to return tomorrow from New York City with fall and winter merchandise for the Purple Box. Mr and Mrs W F Tams to motor to visit their son at Princeton University. Shanklin, guest of his parents, left for Chicago after visiting sister in Richmond. Dr and Mrs W L Van Sant and son of Bellepoint were Beckley visitors yesterday. Mrs Hunter Smith motored to Lewisburg to spend the day with her son at GMS. Mrs Stanley Higgins and Mrs WW Tissue of Mount Hope were Seckle shoppers yesterday. Abbie Gold returned to Coal City after visiting her sister M Rahall. Ida Ball Cooper returned from visit with sister at Bluefield. A F Dinkler spent Wednesday in Bluefield. M C Banks and daughter Mary Caperton Banks expected to return this evening from Philadelphia. Mrs Frank Kerr improving at home in East Beckley after illness. Mr and Mrs W L Carter returned from Bedford Va. Beverley Maynard of William is a Beckley business visitor today.

Betty Campbell Neville Street Ross Preston Daniele Pittsburgh J. E. McKenzie Charleston Florence Seaman New York City W. F. Tams William Princeton University Princeton N. J Shanklin W. N. Shanklin Chicago Ill Panty T. Shanklin Richmond W. L. van Sant Bellepoint Beckley Hunter Smith Lewisburg Buster G. M.S Stanley Higgins WW. E. Tissue Mount Hope Abbie Gold Coal City M. Rahall Ida Ball Cooper Andrew Burton Bluefield A. F. Dinkler M. C. Banks Mary Caperton Banks Philadelphia Frank Kerr East Beckley W. L. Carter Bedford Beverley Maynard Williamie

Bleaching Baths Promised For Even Skin Tone

A beauty column extols daily baths with lemon juice as a safe mild bleaching method to keep skin evenly colored. It cites Bette Davis as a proponent and outlines a home method: four to five lemons’ juice in tepid bath water, use lemon soap, rinse well, then rub with a warm Turkish towel.

Bette Davis Bette

Couple Jailed On Drunk Driving Charge

Miss Joan Thayer age 21 daughter of a Tamroy railroad conductor and W B Neal age 24 a Lynchburg salesman were jailed on a drunken driving charge after an accident on Harper hill. Thayer admitted driving the car while intoxicated and Neal faced a charge of permitting a drunken person to drive as State Troopers T W Harrison and Co W Thomas made the arrests.

Joan Thayer Tamroy W. B. Neal Lynchburg Thayer Neal T. W. Harrison and W. Thomas Harper Hill

London Strives To Get Silence By 1940

London officials aim for an all silent city by 1940 through quiet rails and padded tubes. The London Passenger Transport Board reports progress in welds and sound dampening while underground lines test quieter operations. Trackless trolleys replace noisy streetcars and manufacturers pledge quieter vehicles.

Associated Press London London Passenger Transport Board

October term grand jury returns 66 felonies and 25 misdemanors

The grand jury finished a two and a half day session and returned 66 felony and 25 misdemeanor indictments charging 115 persons with crimes from disturbing public worship to murder arson and rape. Maturation of plants sped from 5 to 7 days and vernalization may raise yields by 20 percent. Crop rotation is noted as beneficial for soil health.

Tering Bill Knotts James Lilly Powell Miller Claude Michaux Danna Moore James Wills Carlos Allen Alec Moore Modie Warner John Thomas Cline Richmond Harry Heath Holly Holstein Carl Lester

Mrs Gaffney Hosts Bridge Club in Cranberry Home

Mrs DeWitt Gaffney of Craig Missouri hosted her bridge club yesterday in Cranberry at the home of Dr and Mrs B B Richmond. Guests enjoyed an afternoon of bridge amid garden flowers followed by a refreshment course for ten attendees.

Mrs. Gaffney R. D. Watts C. L. Allen E. S. Dupuy S. M. Bledsoe M. B. Smith T. R. Ragland Thomas H. Wickham B. B. Richmond Gaffney

Bowlings Host Oyster Fry At Home In Church Street

E A Bowling manager of the Main street Mick or Mack store and Mrs Bowling gave an oyster fry at their Church street home last evening for store employees. Guests included Mr and Mrs J E Brown Mr and Mrs Marion Bruster and Miss Josephine Bruguglia.

E. A. Bowling Bowling Church Street J. E. Brown Marion Bruster Josephine Bruguglia

Mrs Gray Hosts Shower at Skelton Home

Mrs T S Gray entertained last night at her Skelton home with a miscellaneous shower honoring Mrs Byron Gray. An evening of games was followed by a refreshment course as a long guest list of friends and relatives attended.

T. S. Gray Skelton Byron Gray Allie Aker Jessie Aker Lee Daniels Esther Daniels Oscar Wipperman Evelyn Stewart G. H. Shultz Marvin Hopkins Ben Holdren Nellie Rogers Azel Crawford

Long Branch Man Honored On Birthday

Long Branch resident Hansford Williams was surprised by his children and grandchildren celebrating his 63rd birthday at his Long Branch home. Family members traveled from Charleston Chelyan Clear Creek Glen Daniel and Glen Daniel to attend the noon meal and bring baskets.

Hansford Williams Williams Long Branch Oscar Williams Charleston Henry Hastings William Hastings Chelyan John Peyton Clear Creek Ellis Talley

Hambricks Host On Birth Anniversary

Mr and Mrs Clarence Hambrick hosted a six o clock dinner at their East Beckley home honoring Mrs Edythe Lundstrom on her birthday anniversary. Guests included her son Billy, Mr and Mrs John Bossonetto of Los Angeles, Mrs John Hilton Sr, Mrs James Hilton and son, and the Hambricks.

Clarence Hambrick East Beckley Edythe Lundstrom Edythe Lundstrum Billy John Bossonetto Los Angeles Cal John Hilton James Hilton and Son

Williams family listed in extended notice notice

Martha Ellen Lively daughter of Pax is among many relatives named in the extended family notice listing Lively Williams Kin as Mr and Mrs L C Lively and sons Jim Junior and Conley along with numerous Williams households and associated children and kin including Charles Cyrus Junior Patty Lee Claredon Darrell Sonia James Reba Ted Helen Betty Elbert Freida Lonnie and others across the clan.

Martha Ellen Pax L. C. Lively Jim Junior Conley Lively Nelson Williams Charles Frank Williams Cyrus Patty Lee Clayton Williams Claredon Darrell Sonia James Robert Williams Reba Ted Lonnie Williams Helen Betty Elbert Freida Lonnie James Ray Kelly Bill Swim Mrs Hansford Williams

Jail Project Plans for Courthouse Feature Steel Construction

Architect L. T. Bengtson of Charleston, who designed the courthouse, drew jail plans showing a two story building built to support a future third level. The jail will use modern steel and concrete construction and be as nearly escape proof as possible.

Court House L. T. Bengtson Charleston

Rebels Break Through Wire as Fascists Bomb Madrid

Rebels continued advances from page one breaking through barbed wire while Fascist squads swept Madrid militiamen with ceaseless machinegun fire. Fascist air units circled Naval Camnero dropping bombs then disappeared for tri motor planes. Guided by planes, Fascist artillery targeted government ammunition trucks forcing Madrid troops to retreat.

Madrid Camnero

Russian speeds growth of seed via vernilization method

A young scientist declares a new seed vernilization technique. By moistening seeds to a specific temperature and holding them before planting, he claims all stages of vegetation are accelerated. The report notes the method’s potential impact on crop growth.

Associated Press Moscow

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U S Anate Albert Hoge Dean Gladys Glad America Coppers Mrs. Gray Skelton Home Hambricks Lamb Sport Oxfords Mens Suede Jackets Melton Talon Ruxton Rye Maryland Liberty Distributors, Inc Dundalk, Maryland Coats D. C Meadows The Post-Herald
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