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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1966
Page
5
Women's clubs and notices column invites organizations to submit meeting announcements via phone or mail. The Wednesday gathering of the Thrifty Home Demonstration Club will be held at Mrs John Mosss residence at 501 South Fayette Street starting at 5 p.m.
Mount Vernon Baptist Church holds a Deacon's meeting at 6 p.m and a special business meeting urged for all members at 7 p.m. The Just a Mere Club meets at 1303 F Street at 7:30 p.m hosted by Mrs. Nathaniel Braxton. Preceptor Gamma Chapter Beta Sigma Phi gathers in Coca-Cola Social Room at 7:30 p.m with Mrs. W. H. Holiday as hostess. Adult Choir of Hollywood Baptist Church meets at the church at 8:30 p.m.
Eagles Auxiliary hosts event at Avenue home on Woodlawn Avenue starting 8 p.m. Details unspecified in fragment.
The Women’s General Mission Society of the First Baptist Church gathers in the Church Fellowship Hall at 1 30 p.m. for its meeting.
Beckley social night at Beckley Temple No.55 on N Kanawha Street at 7 30 p m. Woman's Society of Christian Service meets at Beaver Methodist Church at 7 30 p m. Whitestick Lodge No 311 holds regular meeting at LOOF Lodge Hall at 8 p m. Pinewood Garden Club meets at Mrs Homer Strickler’s home 120 Jefferson Street at 7 30 p m. Gulf Woman's Club meets at clubhouse at 7 30 p m. Hilltop Mission Circle meets at Hilltop Baptist Church Crab Orchard at 7 30 p m on 312 Glenn Avenue. Gospel film to be presented.
The Gamma Gamma Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi holds its regular meeting at the Coca Cola Social Room at 7 30 p m. Members gather for routine chapter business and social activities.
Mission Circle of Daniels Missionary Baptist Church hosts a 7:30 p.m. meeting at the Daniels church home of Mrs. Bill Moye. Girl Scout Basic Leadership Training runs 9 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. at The Methodist Temple with a nosebag lunch. Assembly No. 47 of Rainbow for Girls gathers at the Masonic Temple on Howe Street at 7 p.m.
Maxwell Hill hosts a demonstration by the Home Demon Club at the residence of Mrs. W. E. Harvey on Teel Road at 7 30 p m Sociocivettes gather at 782 S Fayette St at 8 p m hosted by Mrs Elizabeth Cunningham in her home both events start in the evening with neighbors invited to observe and participate.
The Youth Choir of Hollywood Baptist Church performs at the church this Saturday at 2 p m. The event invites parishioners and locals to attend and enjoy the choir’s program.
The Sunday notice announces a Progressive Democratic Club meeting at Mason's Hall on G Street at 5 p.m. It also promotes a Family Night Supper for St. Luke Lutheran Church at Maxwell Hill Community Center at 3 45 p m.
Miss Cathy Anderson daughter of Mrs Luther Anderson of Beaver graduated from St Mary’s School of Nursing Huntington during the 39th commencement. A 1963 Shady Spring High School graduate she is the only SSHS alumna to graduate from St Mary’s. Anderson has accepted employment in the psychiatric department at St Mary’s. She returned to Huntington Monday after a two week stay with her mother. Burgers with lamb offer variations using green pepper and thyme for a different hamburger flavor served on a bun with catsup if desired.
Miss Letticia Louise Sutphin and Lt Albin Earl Laicki wed at Our Savior’s Lutheran Church Tucson in a noon ceremony. Bride’s parents are Mrs Nancy Sutphin and Dr Sheridan Sutphin. groom’s are Dr and Mrs Emil Lucki. After Sept 16 they reside at 3033 E 6th St Tucson. Out of town guests included Lt Tom Goode, Miss Letty DuVall, and others.
Dr. John A. Hedrick is in satisfactory condition at Raleigh General Hospital after major surgery on Monday. Airman 2C Gary Thurman will arrive today from Lackland AFB Texas to visit his parents Mr and Mrs Deen Thurman at 519 Maxwell Hill Rd.
Miss Harriett Anne Hall of 122 Granville Ave will depart Thursday morning for Norton Massachusetts to enter her junior year at Wheaton College.
Miss Lana Houchins daughter of Mr and Mrs W M Houchins Maxwell Hill underwent major surgery Saturday at Cabell Huntington Hospital Huntington. She is expected to remain until about September 21 after fracturing both heels in an accident.
Mr and Mrs J H Eanes of Bassett Virginia were weekend guests of Mrs Sally Richmond in Sullivan. The brief item notes a social visit between local residents and a Mississippi? no, Virginia.
Mr and Mrs Ray Vance of Crab Orchard hosted their sons and daughters in law Mr Ray Vance Jr and his wife and children Randy during a recent gathering.
Becky and Fredie of Brandywine Md Mr and Mrs Bill Vance and son David of Lanover Md Mr and Mrs Jack Vance and children Jackie and Debbie of Prosperity are cited in RNS notes reflecting family connections across Maryland communities. Families named include Vance relatives spanning multiple towns.
Mr and Mrs J E Luther of New York City visit his mother Mrs E E Luther at 200 Murray Street and plan to return home Saturday.
Recents guests include her sons and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Jack L Wikle and daughters Tammy and Sherry from Rochester New York and Walter Wikle from Washington DC and cousin Mrs Rosalie Menger from Charleston South Carolina formerly Beckley.
Sam G Carman of 514 Highland Drive is listed as a patient at Raleigh General Hospital under observation and undergoing treatment.
A UPI summary from the U.S. Agriculture and Interior Departments notes fall markets begin shifting from summer, with beef featuring cuck roasts and Boston butt in some areas, and lamb cuts priced reasonably. Popular proteins include broiler-fryers, stewing hens, and turkeys, while vegetables show carrots, cucumbers, eggplant, onions, peppers, potatoes, corn, lettuce, squash, and tomatoes. Fruits remain plentiful with apples, bananas, grapes, pears, and watermelons. pumpkins mark the season. Regional focus for the Northeast lists round roasts and rib roasts, duck roasts, lamb chops and legs, smoked hams, pork loin, shoulders, veal roasts, cold cuts, frankfurters, and top buys in poultry.
A special committee of American Legion Auxiliary Unit No. 70 reported at a Sunday meeting that plans are under way to install a fan a sink and a water tank in the kitchen at the AL Post home on South Fayette Street. Mrs O C Hembrick chairs the kitchen committee with Mrs Clarence King Mrs Roger Taylor and Mrs Beatrice Barksdale. Other 1966 67 chairmen were appointed by newly elected president Mrs Mayme Tatum. Refreshments were served after the meeting. The next meeting is set for Oct 9.
S. Sgt. and Mrs. Larry E. Smith of Alexandria Virginia announced the birth of a son Larry Eugene II on August 31 at 6 08 am at Ft Belvoir Hospital Virginia. He weighed eight pounds thirteen ounces. Mrs. Smith is the former Miss Paulette Mason daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul Mason of 103 Roosevelt Street. The father is the son of Mrs T E Stone of 111 Roosevelt Street and the paternal grandfather is E C Smith of Calloway Heights.
Slices of roast veal or lamb may be reheated in a 350 degree oven with seasoned sour cream. Add celery or garlic salt Worcestershire sauce or crumbled blue cheese to the cream and spread over the meat. Serve 20 to 30 minutes, or on toast muffins rice or noodles with watercress parsley celery tops and spiced apples prunes or spiced prunes as garnish.
District No 3 delegates depart for Elkins led by president David Collinsworth with Mrs J B Woods and Mrs Dewey Pegram among attendees. Woods appointed to State Board of Examiners. Tyrart Hotel hosts three day event with District No 9 hosting. Key topic is Mandatory Licensure Bill for presentation to the Legislature.
Sophia item notes Mr and Mrs Larry Priddy Crab Orchard depart for a week touring Washington DC and visit Mr and Mrs Walter Blackwell. Mr and Mrs Fred Riddle Philadelphia return after a visit with Frank and W O Riddle and Sammy Gillenwater in Sophia. Also guests Mr and Mrs Charles Allen Lewisburg and Minor Worley visit Miss Karen Wallen Midway as she plans Concord College enrollment after attending 4 H Camp.
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