DAR Silver Tea in observance of Constitution Week
In observance of National Constitution Week September 17 to 23, the Captain James Allen Chapter DAR will host a Silver Tea this Saturday from 3 to 5 pm at Mrs. M. A. Johnson s Maxwell Hill home. Executive board and officers, led by Regent Mrs. John E. McKenzie, will entertain. about 100 members and guests are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Allen
Daughters of the American Revolution
M. A. Johnson
Dogwood Lane
Maxwell Hill
Johnson
John E. McKenzie
Irma S. Huettner
C. H
Beckley group notices and event calendar
Coming events from Beckley papers invite women's organizations to send notices. Hunter Hall Home Department hosts a meeting at Mrs Sally Terry's Massey Street home at 5 p.m. Advisory board Rainbow for Girls meets at Masonic Hall Howe Street at 7 p.m. Royal Neighbors of America and Eagles Club events at 7:30 p.m. Junior Theatre tryouts for Land of the Dragon at the Woman's Club clubhouse Park Avenue at 7:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Department of
Beckley
Hunter Hall Home Department
Sally Terry
Massey Street
Rainbow For Girls
Masonic Hall
Howe Street
Royal Neighbors of America
Eagles Club
Children’s Theatre of the Junior Department
Woman's Club of
Park Avenue
Ritual jewels ceremony at Coca Cola Building
Gamma Gamma Chapter Beta Sigma Phi holds ritual of jewels at 7:30 p.m. at the Raleigh Coca-Cola Building. Beckley Temple No. 55 Pythian Sisters also meet at 7:30 p.m. in Lodge Hall on Valley Drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gamma Gamma
Beta Sigma Phi
Raleigh
Coca-Cola Building
Beckley Temple
Pythian Sisters
Lodge Hall
Valley Drive
Women of Beckley Presbyterian Church Luncheon Reports and Installations
Beckley Presbyterian Church women plan their annual luncheon with year end reports and installation of new officers. A re dedication ceremony led by Dr. J. W. Witherspoon is scheduled, with events starting at noon.
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Beckley Presbyterian Church
J. W. Witherspoon
Woman's General Mission Society Meeting Notice
Woman's General Mission Society meets at 1 30 p m in Fellowship Hall of First Baptist Church for an afternoon gathering with prayers and reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's General Mission Society
Fellowship
First Baptist Church
Disabled American Veterans Auxiliary Unit 18 Meeting
The Disabled American Veterans Auxiliary Unit 18 will meet at 7:30 p.m. in Room 6 of the Memorial Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Disabled American Veterans Auxiliary Unit
Memorial Building
Cookout for Ann Thomas Bible Class at Miss Varney’s home
Ann Thomas Bible Class of Calloway Heights Community Church will hold a cookout at 6 30 p m at the home of Miss Mary Varney 95 Rural Acres Drive The event invites attendees to gather for an evening meal in a private residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Thomas
Calloway Heights Community Church
Mary Varney
Rural Acres Drive
Pine Wood Garden Club Outing at Mrs Hancock’s Home
Pine Wood Garden Club will meet at Mrs John Hancock’s home 202 Whitestick Street at 10 a.m. for the annual outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Wood Garden Club
John Hancock
Whitestick St
Byrd Bible Class Meeting with Special Singing
A Byrd Bible class gathers in the social room at 7 30 p m for a class meeting featuring special singing activities.
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Byrd Bible
Queen Esther Court Meeting at Home on G Street
Queen Esther Court No 53 of the Heroines of Jericho invites members to a 5 30 p m gathering at their G Street home. The event details are announced for participants and attendees.
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Queen Esther Court
Jericho
G Street
WWHS Class of 1950 Reunion Note at Dan Home
Sunday notice lists WWHS class of 1950 gathering at the home of Robert Lee Dan. Details readable but fragmentary. location and time not fully clear in available text.
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Robert Lee Dan
Sunday Meet Set by Bowling Group
Beckley Woman's Bowling Association will meet at 3 p.m. Sunday at TV Lanes in Oak Hill. Miss Jerry Lilly publicity chairman urges all members to attend to discuss the City Tournament expectations and organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beckley Woman's City Bowling Association
TV Lanes
Oak Hill
Jerry Lilly
First Child Born To Mr and Mrs Sullivan
Mr and Mrs Patrick E Sullivan of 814 1 2 S Kanawha St welcomed a daughter Patricia Carol Sept 7 at Appalachian Regional Hospital. Weighing six pounds one and a half ounces, she is the Sullivan family’s first child in 20 years. Patricia’s mother Carol Gregg is from Beckley and father Charles F Sullivan is from Fairlea.
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Patrick E. Sullivan
S. Kanawha St
Patricia Carol
Appalachian Regional Hospital
Patricia
Sullivan
Carol Gregg
W. S. Gregg
Beckley
Charles F. Sullivan
Fairlea
Weekend Washington Shopping Guide On Fall Produce
Week end shoppers will find late summer vegetables and fall fruits at markets. Meat counters offer beef pork turkey and chickens. Seafood includes canned pink salmon fish sticks and portions. Produce shows cabbage carrots corn lettuce onions peppers potatoes squash sweet potatoes and tomatoes. Fruits include apples bananas grapes pears and plums.
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Washington
UPI
Ensembles Set Fall College Fashion Trends
Fashion notes describe fall collegiate style with topcoats paired to two or three piece suits. An extra partner appears as a sleeveless vest middy or shell adding layering and color contrast to refined ensembles.
Reunion plans set for 2 p.m. at 119 Quesenberry St
A note announces a family reunion to be held at 119 Quesenberry Street, with plans to wrap up by 2 p.m. Attendees are advised to arrive early to finalize arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iels
Quesenberry St
Reunion
Assembly No. 47 Rainbow For Girls Install Officers
The Rainbow for Girls Assembly No. 47 held an officer installation at the Masonic Temple. Members gathered for the ritual as new officers assumed duties in the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Rainbow
Masonic Temple
Call Meeting Of Raleigh County Republican Women’s Club
Raleigh County Republican Women’s Club calls a meeting at 7 30 p m at Raleigh County Republican Headquarters to discuss local party activities and upcoming events.
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Raleigh County
Republican Women’s Club
Republican Headquarters
Homemaker Conference Outlines Frugal Food and Family Plans
At the Young Homemaker's Conference in Morgantown West Virginia University specialists discussed thrifty food buying and low cost meal plans. Elizabeth Ann Roberts urged choosing lower grade canned foods. Hilda Dailey spoke on income distribution and money management resources. Mrs Livisay led a Parent-Child Relationship discussion and questionnaire.
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Methodist Temple
West Virginia University
Morgantown
Elizabeth Ann Roberts
Hilda Dailey
Sidney Margolius
Vance Packard
Changing Times
Tanner Livisay
New Members Initiated in True Blue Rebekah Lodge
New members of the True Blue Rebekah Lodge were initiated at a Thursday night meeting in the Sophia lodge hall. The ceremony was led by Grand Mrs. Arthur Attnoble, with assistants including Mrs. Bertha Ruble and several other lodge members. Refreshments were prepared and distributed by Mrs. Hunt.
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True Blue Rebekah Lodge
F. M. Lilly
Helen Hughes
Milford Lacy
Margaret Fox
Sophia
Arthur Attnoble Grand
Bertha Ruble
John Pate
Frank Bower
Guy Hunt
Bill Wagner
Gladys Henderson
Joe Goodman
Lena Harmon
Marie Matherly
Russell Pegram
Hunt
Pegram
Daughter Born to Mr and Mrs Haynes in Roanoke
Mr and Mrs Thomas L Haynes of Roanoke announce the birth of a seven pound three ounce daughter Helen Ann on September 7. The mother Ruth Mills is daughter of Mr and Mrs Lacy Mills of White Oak. Haynes' parents are Mr and Mrs Paul M Haynes of Christiansburg, formerly of Fayetteville.
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Thomas L. Haynes
Roanoke
Helen Ann
Ruth Mills
Lacy F. Mills
White Oak
Haynes
Paul M Haynes
Christiansburg
Fayetteville
WVU program aims to reach more people with education
Mrs. Mary Neil Godbey Raleigh County Extension agent says the new program from West Virginia University under the Area Appalachian Center targets broader outreach for educational information to more residents.
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Mary Neil Godbey
Raleigh County
Gulf Clubwomen To Meet Thursday in SOPHIA
Gulf Woman's Club opens the 1964 65 season with a Thursday 730 PM meeting at the Sophia Clubhouse. Newly elected president Mrs Lenore McPherson will preside. Special guests are Rhododendron Girls State delegates Miss Marlene Wallace and Miss Roberta Meadows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Meadows
Mc.Alpin
Jackson’s Mill Camp
West Virginia Department
American Legion Auxiliary
McPherson
Aston Collins
Beckley
Charles Phipps
Glen Perry
Crab Orchard
William Almond
MacArthur
Frank Lowry
Besoco
Charles Far
Incidents In The Lives Of People You Know
Community column invites readers to share news about local people with a single contact number and extension for submissions.
Death Claims Nancy Jane Lyons After Yearlong Illness
Mrs Nancy Jane Lyons 77 native of West Virginia died after a yearlong illness at her daughter Rose Lyons home in Chattaroy. Funeral services were held Sept 9. Mr and Mrs Joe Hirstep returned Sept 11 from Canon City Colorado where they were visiting.
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Joe Hirstep
Kanawha St
Canon City
Colo
Nancy Jane Lyons
Rose Lyons
West Virginia
Lyons
Chattaroy
Pearl Meadows Hospital Observation Transfer Pending
Pearl Meadows of 107 Azzara Ave remains in Beck ley Appalachian Regional Hospital under observation and treatment after admission Monday.
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Pearl Meadows
Azzara Ave
Beckley Appalachian Regional Hospital
Weekend Guests Visit Donaldson Family Homes
Weekend visitors gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. B. T. Donaldson of 406 Myers Ave. The guests included Glen E. Donaldson and his wife from Ocala Florida, Gordon Donaldson and family from Ashland Kentucky with Gary and Mary Lynn, Roger Donaldson and family from Columbus Ohio with Mary Kimberly and Karen Lynn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. T. Donaldson
Myers Ave
Glen E. Donaldson
Ocala
Fla
Gordon Donaldson
Gary
Mary Lynn
Ashland
Roger Donaldson
Mary, Kimberly
Karen Lynn
Columbus
Ohio
Kambouris Visit Ends After Washington Trip
Mr and Mrs George Kambouris and their son Nick of Washington DC and Steven Samaras of Annapolis MD have returned home following a visit at the home of the mill owner.
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Kambouris
N. G. Kambouris
Croft Street
Chris Samaras
Annapolis
Beckley
George Kambouris
Nick
Washington, D. C
Steven Samaras
Annapolis, Md
Campbell Slemp Patient at Veterans Administration Hospital
Campbell Slemp of 104 Scott Avenue is a patient in the Veterans Administration Hospital where he is undergoing observation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell Slemp
Scott Avenue
Veterans Administration Hospital
Mrs. Withrow Returns Home After Visit
Mrs. John W. Withrow of Lewisburg returns home after a visit with her mother Mrs. L. B. Souder at 104 Scott Avenue. The reunionHighlights a family gathering in Lewisburg.
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John W. Withrow
Lewisburg
L. B. Souder
Scott Avenue
Mrs Ada Hall Admitted For Observation At Beckley Hospital
Mrs Ada M Hall 101 Miller Street entered Beckley Hospital on Monday for observation and treatment according to the brief notice.
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Ada M. Hall
Miller Street
Beckley Hospital
Be Comfortable at Fair for Summer World’s Fair
Advice for fairgoers to wear swingy loose skirts for easy walking and to bring more than one pair of low-heeled shoes. Encourages comfortable attire and practical footwear for summer crowds and strolling exhibitions.
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Mary Nell Godbey
J. C. McGrath
Lin
Fred Lilly Jr
Duff Patton
County Education
Luie
Furnitur
Better Living
C. F. Ratliff
Raleigh County HD Council
Ble
Rebekah
Mrs. Ruble
Ernest Angle
the Complete Variety Store
45 RPM
W. Main ST
Gulf Clubwomen
General Federation
W. Va
Mrs. Lenore McPherson
Olivia Bibb
Thomas
Greenbrier Military School
E. E. Bibb Jr
Park Ave
G. M. Powers
Main St
Sokly
Neville Street
Fenneys
Penney’s
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