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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1936

Page

3

State Head of Group Addressed St Stephen’s League Dinner

Ladies of St Stephen’s parish hosted a 44 member Laymen’s League dinner at 6 30 last evening at the Episcopal church. Randolph Bias of Williamson presidency spoke on aims and active parish work. Joseph Lawrence Jr of Williamson outlined program ideas. Bluefield’s Clark Evans offered a short talk. Don Wolfe acted as toastmaster. Widespread attendance included Joseph Lawrence and William Watts among many. The rector Rev Sydnor closed with thanks and plans for future dinners.

St. Stephen's Episcopal Church Joseph Lawrence Jr Wiliamson Clark Evans Organization In Christ’s Church Bluesfield Don Wolfe Robert D. Watts E. Guy Graves A. F. Matson C. S. Trosper L. W. Lobenstein Wheeling H. F. Thomasson Det League

Personal mentions and weekend travels in local notes

Miss Marian Smith plans to leave Sunday for Bethany to enter Bethany college next year. Mrs. Ross Preston Daniel returns from visiting her mother Mrs. C. H. Bonesen in Wheeling. Mr. and Mrs. Joe L. Smith and their family spend the weekend at their summer camp on the Greenbrier. Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Phipps, Miss Mildred Phipps and Mrs. Raymond Paves spent Thursday in Charles ...

Marian Smith Bethany Bethany College Ross Preston Daniel C. H. Bonesen Wheeling Joe L. Smith Greenbrier E. H. Phipps Mildred Phipps Raymond Paves Charles

Autumn Ball Tonight By Beta Theta Mu Sorority

Beta Theta Mu Sorority hosts the Autumn Ball this evening at the Woman's Club from ten to two. About 500 invitations were mailed to the dancing set, as The Generals play popular music. The event caps sorority fall activities before many depart for college.

Beta Theta Mu Sorority Beta Theta Mu Woman’s Club

Fidelis Class Has Interesting Meet

The Fidelis Class of the First Baptist church held its monthly business and social meeting last evening at Mrs. Wesley Anderson's home on Elkins street. Miss Grace Lilly presided. Ted Carney led a devotional and the group adjourned to a social hour with a refreshment course served by the hostesses.

First Baptist Church Wesley Anderson Elkins Street Anderson Charles R. Keaton Ray Loflin Dewey Meador Overton Kent Price H. Caffee Ted Carney French Davis T. L. Maynor Grace Lilly W. R. Fugitt N. S. Lilly M. F. Barksdale Roy Hodge W. L. Carter G. M. Powers D. O. Means Joe Hutchison O. C. Helm Harry R. May Wendell Harvey G. Lester Hash J. M. Hayes J. Edwin Dickerson W. E. Bolen Robert Thomson Ben Dorsey

Ill-pound boy born to Mr and Mrs Miley Ormandy

A boy was born Wednesday at the Ormandy home in Amigo to Mr and Mrs Miley Ormandy. Family members say both mother and child are doing nicely.

Miley Ormandy Amigo

Lilly-Fisher Nuptials Also Ties Lilly Family to Fisher Clan

Formal announcement from Mr. and Mrs. L. Lawrence Lilly of Glen Hedrick details the marriage of their daughter Wilma to Sidney Fisher on July 17 1936 in Huntington Park California. The couple resides in Huntington Park where he is employed. Wilma educated in Beckley is part of a prominent county family and plans to finish a business course. Norma Lilly married Lewis Fisher last November and also lives in Huntington Park.

L. Lawrence Lilly Glen Hedrick Wilma Sidney Fisher Huntington Park California Fisher Lilly Norma Lewis Fisher

McMillions Celebrate Frederick McMillion Birthday

Mr and Mrs C M McMillion hosted a birthday party Thursday evening at their New Raleigh road home honoring their son Frederick’s 17th birthday. The informal gathering featured refreshments and guests included Ruby Plumley Alma Meadows Fannie Pendleton Pauline Pendleton Nina Plumley Jean Lyons Freida McMillion Claudine McMillion Arnold Snead and E K Lilly among others.

C. M. McMillion New Raleigh Road Frederick Ruby Plumley Alma Meadows Fannie Pendleton Pauline Pendleton Nina Plumley Jean Lyons Freida MacMillion Claudine McMillion Arnold Snead E. K. Lilly Boyd

Circle No 2 of Methodist Temple Hosts Pageant Night

Members of Circle No 2 led by Mrs P O Malone were entertained at the home of Mrs M M French on Beaver avenue with Mrs W R Wheeler assisting. The evening opened with singing Footprints of Jesus, a devotional, and a business session noting October meeting at Mrs E G Larrick. An ice course followed for many guests.

Circle No. 2 The Methodist Temple P. O. Malone M. M. French Beaver Avenue W. R. Wheeler Footprints of Jesus Herbert Stansbury Malone N.S. Lilly E. G. Larrick French Wheeler Fannie Wheatley N. S. Lilly D. F. McKenzie J. Frank Vaughh Virginia Anvil T. R. Rosson E. S. Pugh

Local community figures linked to Calloway Heights event

Painter Mason Hall and Charles Thrush among those named with Russell Lyons Daniel Meadows Leeburn Pack and Fred erick MecMillion. Mrs McMillion aided by Mrs George Lewis in serving duties at Calloway Heights gathering.

Mason Hall Charles Thrush Russell Lyons Daniel Meadows Leeburn Pack Frederick MecMillion McMillion George Lewis Calloway Heights

Record Low Temperature Hit Mt McKinley Park Alaska

A temperature reading of 95 degrees below zero was recorded at Mt McKinley National Park in Alaska indicating extreme cold conditions.

Mt. McKinley National Park Alaska

Turkeys Raised and Sold by Riverside Actor Bob Kortman

Riverside California actor Bob Kortman runs a rural ranch turning out about 2000 turkeys annually. He raises the birds, then sells them locally, drawing attention for his dual career in film and farming.

Bob Kortman Riverside Calif

Katmai National Monument Vast Alaska Wildlife Reserve

Katmai National Monument in Alaska spans about 4,212 miles, defining a vast wildlife reserve. The designation highlights the area's rugged terrain and abundant fauna, marking it as a major conservation zone.

Katmai National Monument Alaska

Beckley Woman Returns To City to Practice Law

Beckley resident Mary Henderson, daughter of former Judge J W Maxwell, will practice law with him in Beckley after being licensed as one of West Virginia’s few female attorneys. The two day bar exam produced 12 of 28 passing candidates, with James Douglass Henderson and James Kenneth Cunningham also listed among new attorneys from Beckley. Henderson earned an A B at Wesleyan and completed Duke Law School in Durham N C. other new lawyers include Harry R Angle Emmette L Moseley Robert Hanes Gray William Francis Hancock Arthur Ritz Hancock William Tonsey Holmberg and Jesse Clare Wise.

J. W. Maxwell Mary Henderson Beckley Henderson West Virginia James Douglass Henderson James Kenneth Cunningham Wesleyan College Macon Duke University Durham N. C Harry Robert Angle Emmette L. Moseley Huntington Robert Hanes Gray Mount Hope William Francis Hancock Arthur Ritz Hancock Bluefield William Tonsey Homberg Moundsville Jesse Clare Wise Hinton

Local Residents Attend Clinics and Visits Across Cities

Dr. C. G. Casto and Dr. C. M. Higgins are in Charleston today for a full day dental clinic. W. F. Tams handles business in New York City. Mrs. French Lucas plans return from Huntington. Mrs. Harold R. Ridenour motor to Clay with her mother, Mrs. J. W. Maxwell, guest of relatives there. Mrs. M. M. French, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Paxton, and Millard French return from Baltimore and Washington visits. Mrs. R. V. Martin, Fred Martin, Mrs. H. E. Ames and Bobby motor to Huntington for an overnight visit.

C. G. Casto C. M. Higgins Charleston W. F. Tams New York City French Lucas Huntington Harold R. Ridenour Clay J. W., Maxwell Maxwell M. M. French Kenneth Paxton Millard French Baltimore Fred Martin H. E. Ames Bobby

Be accompanied home by Mr Martin under treatment

Randolph Bias and Joseph Law accompany someone home after treatment, with mention of Mr Martin who has been receiving care at the facility.

Mr. Martin Randolph Bias Joseph Law

Beckley Social Notes Mix Visitors From Many Towns

Williamson resident Lawrence Beckley area visitors include Mrs. W. F. Tams and daughter Sara returning from Washington and Richmond. Oppie Lee Hedrick visits Huntington for business. Dr. E. W. Wood and wife return from Roanoke. Bluefield’s J. Clark Evans, former Beckley resident, visits. Joe Carper leaves for Cadle Heights School in Lebanon Tennessee. Raleigh General Hospital to treat Raleigh Road’s R. B. Yaple for several days. W. W. Kite hosts guests Mr. and Mrs. T. Calvin Wilson from Richmond.

Rence Williamson Beckley W. F. Tams Sara Washington, D. C Richmond Oppie Lee Hedrick Huntington E. W. Wood Roanoke J. Clark Evans Bluefield Joe Carper B. D. Carper Lebanon Tenn Cadle Heights R. B. Yaple Johnstown Road Raleigh General Hospital W. W. Kite T. Calvin Wilson Richmond, Va

The Star Gala Fall Opening Tomorrow at The Star

Tremendously large crowds are expected at The Star on Saturday for a gala fall opening. Sid Danbury says the entire staff is ready with extra salespeople and stocks in mens suits ladies coats and dresses and childrens wear. Star Charge accounts will be offered with three minutes to open and no interest charges. Free souvenirs for ladies and candy for children accompany the celebration.

Star Sid Danbury The Danvury Star Charge Union

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