Social and Personal News Halloween party hosted by Miss Young
Nisses Lillian Bell Ann Young and Lavella Cox hosted a Friday evening gathering at Miss Youngs home 19 Campbell Street with friends in varied costumes to dance bridge and enjoy refreshments. Autumn decorations featured leaves corn stalks jack o lanterns and fall flowers with Miss Elizabeth Prentice winning best costume. Participants included numerous local young women and men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nisses
Lillian Bell
Ann Young
Lavella Cox
Miss Young
Campbell Street
Elizabeth Prentice
Mary McDermitt
Hilda Hedrick
Lola Johnson
Blanchie Vance
Grace Graham
Maude
Marjorie White
Elizabeth Underwood
Belva Elliott
Ina Boley
Dana Pettry
Evelyn Starr
Edna Mac
Radford
Margaret Lee
Archie Mackie
Robert and
Roy Brash
Robert Agee
Ralph Crouch
Mydera Powers
Quince Duncan
Elijah Felix
Jack Sauders
Malcolm Turner
Paul Underwood
Guy Pennington
Lemuel Young
Dewey Donahue
George Daniel
Hugh Gall
Harry Forren
Willard Sherlock
Bill Diehl
Herbert Kidd
Arthur Young
George Young
White Stick Lodge Hosts Social Evening in Mabscott
White Stick Lodge No. 311 J O O F Mabscott held a hall gathering featuring music speeches and a reading by Miss Anna Mooney. A donkey party drew laughs with E W Foster winning for placing the tail. Dozens of local couples joined a late supper served by Rebekah Lodge 206 officers and members from Oak Hill Charleston and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Stick Lodge
Mabscott
Anna Mooney
E. W. Foster
Paros Richards
William Gravely
Harry Smith
Charleston
Wm. Wurt
Wm Hurt
John Black
A. W. Pennington
A.W. Gwynn
I. D. Fink
F. L. Fadeley
G. Uedrick
C.S. Blake
L. C. Dickinson
CG. West
K. Thompson
J. W. Dickinson
Paul Gunther
H. F. Bailey
Joe Farley
W. B. UN
Mission Circle Entertains at Calvary Baptist Mabscott
The Mission Circle of Calvary Baptist Church Mabscott met Friday evening in the church Sunday school rooms with Mrs. Dave Sullivan as hostess. The program featured a show ers of Blessing song, prayer by Mrs. McMillion, Scripture by Mrs. L. Dol Fink, a duet by Christine Sullivan and Mrs. P. G. Hedrick with Mrs. F. L. Fadeley at the piano, followed by a brief business session on Joc! matters and White Cross work. A dainty lunch was served to a long list of members and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mission Circle of
Calvary Baptist Church of
Ladies Day Luncheon at Black Knight Club
At the Black Knight Country Club a Ladies Day luncheon was served at 12:30 followed by four tables of Contract and one table of Auction. Honors in Contract went to Mrs. A. W. Childress and Miss Mollie McCreery with Mrs. J. W. F. Beckner at Auction. Attendees included Mrs. W. C. Griffith, Mrs. H. P. Meadows, Miss Mollie McCreery, Mrs. A. W. Childress, Mrs. J. G. Polley, Miss Elizabeth James, and others from Gulpeper, Va and local society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Knight Country Club
A. W. Childress
Mollie McCreery
J. W. F. Beckner
W. C. Griffith
H.P. Meadows
A. H. Grigg
Kratz
Paul Payne
J. G. Polley
Lewis
Bumgardner
J. W. Watkins
M. Miller
J. C. Freeman
W. W. Goldsmith
Elizabeth James
Clifford
Muller
Miss Ruth Woods Birthday Celebration at Murray Street
Mr. and Mrs. Rt. E. Woods hosted a Friday evening party at their Murray Street home honoring their daughter Miss Ruth Woods. The decor featured orange and black fall flowers for a Halloween feel as guests enjoyed games music and dancing followed by refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rt. E. Woods
Murray Street
Ruth
Hallowe'en
Lucy Callaway
Violet and
Pal Pitlman
Mary Pachuta
Faye Worley
Virginia Woods
Elinor Davidson
Local Social Hosts Named in Greeting Lineup
Miss Gladys McClure Miss Carrie Warden and Miss Beulah Dunbar attended alongside Samuel Worley Gerald Bostic Clarence Harper Raymond Lares Morbyn Woods Eugene Brook Lee Holliday Theodore Brown Fred Woods Robert Jarrell and Ralph Woods Jr The note adds Mrs Woods helped with hospitalities assisted by Mrs Joel Wardensky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys McClure
Carrie Warden
Beulah Dunbar
Samuel Worley
Gerald Bostic
Clarence Harper
Raymond Lares
Morbyn Woods
Eugene Brook
Lee Holliday
Theodore Brown
Fred Woods
Robert Jarrell
Ralph Woods
Woods
Joel Wardensky
Birthday Party For Little Miss Harris
Mrs. C. B. Harris entertained a number of children Saturday at her home for her daughter Phyllis Blondell's seventh birthday. Crib games were played and at the close refreshments were served by Mrs. Harris and Miss Versic Phillips to Phyllis Blondell Imogene Okes Marilea Snead Luella Snead Junior Pittman June Virginia Audra May Wilburn Dalene Green Eugene Pittman Quelia Meador Hotroyd Meador Sylvan Verand and Sada Lucas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quelia Meador
Hotroyd Meador
Sylvan
Verand
Sada Lucas
Hallowe'en Dance At Black Knight Country Club Planned
The social calendar lists luncheons bridge parties and teas with a Hallowe'en dance at Black Knight Country Club on Friday night from ten to two. The event opens the winter season semi monthly dances held on Saturdays and free to club members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallowe’en
Black Knight Country Club
Mrs Hume Hosts Luncheon For Bethesda Guest
Mrs W W Hume was a charming hostess Saturday at Hume Villa Kanawha street entertaining with a one o clock luncheon honoring Mrs Philip Johnson of Bethesda Ohio guest in the home of Dr and Mrs George W Johnson of McAlpin The table centerpiece featured a silver bowl of yellow and bronze chrysanthemums Covers were set for ten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Hume
Hume Villa
Kanawhan Street
Philip Johnson
Bethesda
Ohio
George W. Johnson
McAlpin
Coviers
Miss Wilda Ganeau Leaves For London
Beckley’s talented young artist Wilda Ganeau departs this evening for New York City then sails Tuesday on the Bremen to South Hampton and London to appear in Charles Cochrane’s Musical Review, England’s counterpart to a Ziegfeld show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilda Ganeaus
Beckley
New York City
Bremen
South Hampton
London
Charles Cochrane
Musical Review
England
Zeigfield
America
Kings Daughters Meet Tuesday at Two Thirty
The King's Daughters will hold their regular meeting Tuesday at two thirty. Members are urged to attend for plans and discussion of club activities.
Art tea at the Caffee home hosts assistances named
Home of Mrs H T Caffee on Third Avenue hosts a tea with assisting hostesses listed as Mrs C Meadows Mrs CG M Ward Mrs J A Brubech Mrs George Harvey and Mrs C V Cottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. T. Caffee
Third Avenue
Art
Meadows
CG. M. Ward
J. A. Brubech
George Harvey
C. V. Cottle
Hallowe'en Social At Methodist Church
The Parish Hall of the Methodist Episcopal Church on South Heber Street hosts a Halloween social Wednesday at 8 p.m. Circles of the church invite members and friends to attend the event for fellowship and seasonal festivity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Methodist Episcopal Church
South Heber Street
St Stephens Church Hosts Monday Parish Dinner
The Vestry of St Stephen's Episcopal Church will entertain Monday evening at six thirty with a dinner in the Parish Hall. All church members are invited and urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Stephen's ‘Episcopal Church
Social notes from Beckley area residents and visitors
Personal mentions include Greenbrier College students Miss Louise and Miss Mary Hannah Maples visiting parents in Lewisburg, Miss Lillian Yeschke of Chicago as a guest, and many relatives and friends visiting Charleston, Huntington, Bluefield, and Johnson City. Several locals attend funerals, travel for business, or host guests, with hospital stays and upcoming trips noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise
Ethel Bair
Greenbrier College
Lewisburg
George W. Bair
Lillian Yeschke
Chicago
W. J. Kent
Beckley
Joseph Keatley
Thurmond
Jennie Harvey
Hinton
L. E. Bonham
Bluefield
Mary Hannah Maples
J. I. Maples
R. T. Willis
Johnson City
Tenn
A. W. Hawley
Neill Beasley
Beatrice
William Phillips
Blountville
J. G. Polley
Mary Bell
Charleston
Philip Johnson
Bethesda
Ohio
George W. Johnson
McAlpin
G. C. Hedrick
Huntington
J. H. Carlisle
Clifton Forge
Pp. E. Frierson
U, Va
Phipps
Mildred Home
GC. M. Higggis
Lovell
Edwin
M. E. Noel
Raleigh General Hospital
C. M. Stalnaker
Logan
Martha Faris
Red Hill
Sandstone
W. W. Hume
Jo Garges
Montgomery
Lomey Hall
I Coal Valley Hospital
Margaret Garges
KR. D. Lowe
BR. B. Williamson
Nancy
A. S. Johnston
W. A. Wilcox
Crab Orchard
Henry Strother
Richmond
Eleanor Payne
Ala
Ashby Gholson
A. Farris
Lynchburg
Nareld D. Stephens
Sistersville
Mollie Hume Farmer
John Weight
Beckley Busy Weekend Visitors From Nearby Towns
Basil Jones of Clear Fork attended business in Beckley on Saturday. F FE West of East Gulf was a Beckley visitor yesterday for business. Fr Vaughan of Huntington was in Beckley Friday pursuing business interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beckley
Basil Jones
Clear Fork
F. FE. West
East Gulf
Fr. Vaughan
Huntington
Hospital Notes List of Patients Treated at Local Hospitals
Yesterday several individuals were listed as treated at Beckley and Raleigh General hospitals. Names include Devona Meadows one year old, Lloyd Barr eight, Lee Bangor two, Clement thirty six, Harold Crickmer seven, Walter Crickmer seven, Julia Siminca wife of G Sintinea, Daniel Williams twenty six, Paul Moore nineteen, D Mullins, Elnora Eaver wife of B Eaver, Mack Haybeim, Grockett Pettry thirty eight, Rebecca Fall wife of Porter Hall, Claude Fawbush son, Donald Fawbush eight, Mr Hope track layer, Mrs J W Green Glen Morgan, Mrs Hayes Brown Beckley, and John Logan thirteen with a tonsil operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beckley Hospital
Devona M. Meadows
Lundy Meadows
Sullivan
Lloyd Barr
Lee Bangor
Lee Clement
Blacksburg
Iharold Crickmer
W. B. Crickmer
McAlpin
Walter Crickmer
Julia Siminca
G. Sintinea
Eccles
Daniel Williams
Amigo Coalh
Paul Moore
Lillybrook Tippleman
D. Mullins
Eccles Machine Nan
Elnora Eaver
B. Eaver
Mack Haybeim
Helen
Grockett Pettry
Glen Morrison
Rebecca Fall
Porter Hall
Tams
Claude Fawbush
C. W. Fawbush
Donald Fawbush
Stacy Dolinger
Hope
Raleigh General
J. W. Green
Glen Morgan
Hayes Brown
Beckley
John Logan
C. Ia Logan
Killarney
Sophia WV Builds New Filling Station Progressing Nicely
Sophia progress report notes Cris Ruble's new filling station at the upper end of Sophia near the intersection from McAlpin to the State road with substantial investment in hard surfacing and road improvements. Local officials commend Ruble for benefiting travelers and boosting traffic between Beckley and Mullens. Boosters meet in town hall vote to gift flags to Boy Scouts. birthday dinner honors Sr Ballard with many attendees and neighbors. Lacy Radford improves while O K Tosh reports on hospital stay. multiple personal mentions, visits, and travels among Sophia residents are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophia
Cris Ruble
Beckley
Mullens
Ruble
McAlpin
Noble
Sophia Boosters
Sophia Boosters Association
Boy Scouts
E.W. Ballard
Sr. Ballard
Claude Bare
Bertha Pugh
Ballard
Lacy Radford
O.K. Tosh
Beckley Hospital
Helen
Tosh
Radford
B. RB. Zeigler
Mr. Zeigler
Rocky Mount
Virginia
W. €. Waddell and
Roberts
Pearl Roberts
Ironton
Ohio
Crumpler
J. K. Tosh
Stoner
Scarbro
George Thammed
T Sophias
Charleston
George
Sophia community notes and church services update
Bank clerk Hoover merchandises for his store in Sophia. Paul Tosh visits his parents in Montgomery while his father J E Tosh and family relocate from Charleston. J E Williams and family recently moved to Sophia with Williams working at Stolesbury. Mrs. Daniel Polk shows improvement after illness. Uncle A C Bowles recovers slowly from a fall. A daughter of Mary Lutteral in Sophia died at Lauteral home last Thursday night. Church services: 11 am sermon and 7:30 pm tonight led by the pastor. The Beckley BOY P U presents a Yours-Leonles program at Sophia church at 6:30 pm. All welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophia
Paul ‘Tosh
Montgomery
J. E. ‘Tosh
J. E. Williams
Charleston
Williams
Stolesbury
Daniel Polk
A. C. Bowles
Mary Lutteral
Lautteral
Beckley
P. U. Will
Amigo WV PLT A Meeting Wye OP Halloween Carnival
The Amigo community association met Wednesday at the Amigo school with President J OL Cole presiding. An entertainment program by the committee featured Amiga orchestra music and a discussion of a Halloween carnival on Saturday October 31. Events include a men's basketball game horseshoe pitching boxing and a Halloween play with refreshments served by the refreshment committee before adjournment to the November meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amigo Varem-Seachers Association
Weadnesday Siht
Amigo School
Vresident
J. OL Cole
Revehers
Joseph A. Wood, Jr
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
V Ob. Shumate
Surveyor
Stover
A. Wood
Pratt
Mildred Little
Perry S. Little
Zilmer Rice
Virginia
Uy Mo Yoaxer
Corinne
Fred Stafford
Mallory
Be Wy Chambers
J. W. Malone
Beckley
Charles Walker
Marie
Hubert McGuire
Cincinnati
Ohio
Lydia Warrier
Maria Walker
Beckley Las
Talks To 79 By Alice Judson Peala
Cooked cereal has a way of becoming an unwelcome sight to the child who faces a bowl of it every morning of his life between October and June. Here are a few ways of making it appetizing and attractive. Keep four or five different kinds and serve a different one nearly every day. Let the child sweeten it himself with honey or brown sugar. Serve it sometimes with butter instead of milk. If the doctor permits nuts in the child's diet, a few chopped peanuts or almonds will make it a treat. Mix in raisins or dates just before serving. Sprinkle it with dry coconut or some dry cereal. If the child has grown bored with cereal, wait a few days or serve it now and then for supper. Avoid overly large servings. Ensure it is well cooked, not too stiff nor too thin and not fancy. Look up simple cookies, breads and puddings that can be made with cereal. Served in these forms he will eat eagerly. Do not show you are anxious for him to eat. This makes it more amusing for him to refuse. Do not hover over the bowl. If he struggles one day, give a smaller portion the next. When introducing a new cereal, give only a small amount. If he asks for more, tell him he may have a bigger dish tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Judson Peala
Honeymoon Flight Forced Down In Texas
A honeymoon flight carrying Dr Joseph I Nep and his bride Artemise Elias Cales from Mexico City to New York was forced to land at Simms Texas due to fog and a low ceiling. The couple had been traveling aboard a passenger plane when the descent occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preas
Also Mentioned on This Page
Young Home
Newspapers Corporation
Mission Circle
Black Knight Club
Miss Ruth Woods
Sylvia Sidney
Phillips Holmes
Norman Foster
Garamount
Alan
Adolphe Menjou
Lily Dimita
Eric von Stroheim
Keckley
Wheeling
St. Clair
Arthur Robinson
WWVA
Atwater- Kent
Little Miss Harris
Mrs. Hume
Wilda Ganeau
St. Stephens Church
Sophia, W. Va
Associated Press
Allan Hoover
The
Or T.a1
Los Angeles
Amigo, W. Va
Beckley Newspapers Corporation
Kreisler
Aaleong
Hilcony
S. WH. Galnerin
Galperin Music Co
Charleston, W. Va
Palace
Saa Maer Picture
William Haines
Jimmy Durante
New York
Ernest Torrence
Leila Hyams
Getrig
Quicki Wallingford
Notre Dame
Graham McNamee
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!