Fernwood Gardeners Beautify Van Meter Stadium Entrance
Fernwood Garden Club members enhance Van Meter Stadium entrance with bright yellow marigolds for the Charleston Mountain Lions versus Beckley Flying Eagles football game. President Mrs Fox and members including Mrs Shoemaker and Mrs Sparacino led the autumn planting effort near Woodrow Wilson High School on Park Avenue. They plan evergreens and bulbs for spring, with officers listed.
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Fernwood Gardeners
van Meter Stadium
Charleston Mountain Lions
Beckley
Flying Eagles
Stadium
Woodrow Wilson High School
Park Avenue
C. L. Shoemaker
A. J. Sparacino
George P. Davis
Robert Fleming
James K. Far
POLLYS POINTERS AND READER LETTERS
Newspaper Enterprise Assn features Dear Polly tips on repurposing plastic bottles as funnels and flower containers, plus gum removal with peanut butter and tray meal serving tips. Polly awards silver dollars for selected ideas while promising originality checks and occasional reader praise.
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Polly
M. C. Dear
A. A
Weekend visitors and local moves noted in report
Rhodell Rhode ll Rhode ll Rhodell RNS weekend visitors included Mr and Mrs Dave Charles Pikeville Ky and Mr and Mrs James Meadows and daughters Pat and Carol who moved to Crab Orchard Meadows is Amigo Elementary principal Pat teaches at Stoco High School and Carol attends Beckley College Ronnie Baker family and Fred Barker visited relatives in Bristol Va Sunday Silvanus Kelly admitted to Beckley Hospital for emergency treatment at 3 30 am Monday for observation and treatment
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Rhodell
O. C. Conner
Dave Charles
Pikeville
James L. Meadows
Pat
Carol
Crab Orchard
Meadows
Amigo
Stoco High School
Beckley College
Ronnie Baker
Brenda
Ronda
Darlene
Ronnie Lee
Fred Barker
Bristol
Silvanus Kelly
Beckley Hospital
Incidents In The Lives Of People You Know
Local column notes social visits and travels of Beckley area residents. Mrs. James W. Witherspoon sails to Belem Brazil for three weeks of Presbyterian mission stations. Mrs. G. H. Caperton of Orange, VA visits Dr. and Mrs. Banks in Beckley. Mr. and Mrs. Don Bender and daughter Donna return from two weeks in St. Petersburg and Tampa with Beckley connections. Mrs. Lee Cox returns from three weeks including Seattle World's Fair and visits in Virginia and Maryland. Mrs. Joe Antonese remains hospitalized in Raleigh General. The Rev. Baron Dowdy of Atlanta and Clyde Dowdy visiting parents in Beckley. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Crews return from McConnellsville Ohio with son Ronald Crews. Mrs. Paul Gwynn discharged from Beckley Hospital. Weekend guests in Ghent include several Beckley area residents and visitors from Hollywood California to Flat Top. (RNS)
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Don Bender
Donna
S. Heber St
St. Petersburg
Tampa
Fila
L. L. Fleshman Jr
Beckley
Community notices invite women groups to publish meetings
Beckley Newspapers invites women's organizations to send regular or special meeting notices to the Woman's Department. Notices by 10 a.m. are used the same day, with Sunday items due by 10 a.m. Saturday. Listings include Rebekah Section Crab Orchard Church officers election at 7:30 p.m. Maxwell Hill Home Demonstration Club at 7:30 p.m. Thrifty Levers Club at 7 p.m. Miss Wanda Scales co host. Queen Esther Court Heroines of Jericho at 5:30 p.m. Etude Music Club at 7:30 p.m.
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Woman's Department of
Beckley
Rebekah
Crab Orchard
Church of the Brethren
Carl Flory
Thrifty Levers Club
Curtis Pannell
Thurmond St
Wanda Scales
Community and social club events in Amar
Theodora Court No 10 meets at Community Hall 11 a.m. Elec ta Chapter No 50 hosts a Calico and Jeans Square Dance Club event at Greenbrier Dairy Social Room 8 p.m. Dorsey Adams leads Social Savings Club at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Robertson Sylvia Street 7 30 p.m. Willing Workers Club at New Hope Baptist Church 5 p.m. Mountain Top Garden Club at Appalachian Assembly Room 2 p.m. hostesses Mrs. S C Ballengee Mrs. Floyd Sayre and Mrs. C C Lewis.
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Theodora Court
Amaranth
S. Fayette St
Electa
Order of Eastern Star
Calico and Jeans
Greenbrier Dairy Social Room
Dorsey Adams
Social Savings Club
James Robertson
Sylvia St
Willing Workers Club of
New Hope Baptist Church
Mountain Top Garden Club
Appalachian Assembly Room
S. C. Ballengee
Floyd Sayre
C. C. Lewis
Tuesday Dry Hill Home Demonstration Club Meeting
The Dry Hill Home Demonstration Club holds its regular meeting at 7 30 p m at the home of Mrs C Lake Allen. Members will discuss planned activities and upcoming events.
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Dry Hill Home Demonstration Club
Homeroom Mothers Meet at Crab Orchard Elementary
Wednesday afternoon gathering of homeroom mothers at Crab Orchard Elementary School in the New School building slated for 1 30 p m.
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Mothers of Crab Orchard
DAR Marks Constitution Week observance in city
Daughters of the American Revolution members lead Constitution Week activities in the city with plans for a tea at the Governor's Mansion. Mrs. G W Childress views a DAR window display at Embee's on Main Street prepared by DAR historian Irma Huettner. GFWC officer James A Scarbro will present a rhododendron gavel to Mrs. Dexter Arnold in Washington. The gavel is crafted by disabled veteran Harrison Quick in Buckhannon. The event ties to a national arts and crafts promotion and aims to boost West Virginia sales. Members discussed Constitution Week plans at the Hull Street home of Mrs. E V Bowman and noted upcoming DAR state convention in Martinsburg.
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Captain James Allen
Daughters of the American Revolution
G. W. Childress
McLean Addition
Embee‘’s
Main Street
Irma Huettner
DAR
Bob Bowers
James A. Scarbro
Dexter O. Arnold
General Federation of Woman’s Clubs
Washington
D. C
Scarbro
GFWC
Harrison Quick
Buckhannon
State Department of Commerce
United States
Hull Street
E. V. Bowman
A. D. Cooke
Norman Knapp
Raleigh County
Cooke
John E. McKenzie
Shenandoah
Martinsburg
William Morris Chapter
Charleston
Governor’s Mansion
Claude Jarrett
Rainelle
Roy D. Milliran
J. A. Hunt
Huettner
Homeroom Mothers Elect Slab Fork School Officers
New officers of the Homeroom Mothers of Slab Fork Elementary School were elected at a Tuesday meeting. President Mrs Charlie Martin will be assisted by Vice President Mrs Johnny Milam Secretary Mrs Sammy Stone Treasurer Mrs Herman Martin and Reporter Mrs Robert Horton. Members plan projects including school supplies and a graduating class trip. A noon Monday meeting at the school will plan a fundraiser dinner.
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Slab Fork Elementary School
Charlie Martin
Johnny Milam
Sammy Stone
Herman Martin
Robert Horton
Great Lakes Proximity Fact About Michigan Towns
A geographic note asserts no Michigan community sits more than 85 miles from one of the Great Lakes freshwater shores. The claim highlights Michigan’s dense Great Lakes coastline and regional accessibility to lake waters.
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Michigan
Great Lakes
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Lewis Fox
A. Fray Lilly
Robert K. Thacker
Sparacino
Rodriguez
William Bower
J. A. Clemens
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
R. H
E. J
Marty
T.V
Prince ST
James W. Witherspoon
Beaver Ave
Belem
Brazil
Presbyterian Church
U. S
G. H. Caperton
Orange, Va
M. C. Banks
Hill Drive
Lee Cox
S. Kanawhe St
W. W. Kidd
Northeast
J. A. Walters
Randy, Jeffrey
Gregory
Bellevue
Wash
Seattle
Earl Martin
Arlington, Va
Mrs
Art Durham
Havre de Grace, Md
Joe Antonese
McGinnis St
Raleigh General Hospital
Baron Dowdy
Atlanta, Ga
Clyde Dowdy
Morrow, Ga
H. A. Dowdy
Clyde St
C. W. Crews
Hargrove Street
McConnellsville
Ohio
Ronald Crews
Mary Susan
David
Paul Gwynn
Coal City
Miss Pearl Sweeney
Ghent
Veronica Branger
Hollywood
Calif
Miss Pearl Lilly
Flat Top
A. Z. Lilly
Isabelle Epperly
A. J. Lilly
Chester Bennett
Beaver
Lewis Fink
Patty Fink
Dennis Griffith
Carolyn
Cool Ridge
Maxwell Hill
C. B. Treadway
Jericho
G. St
Etude Music Club
West Virginia
Violet Allenbaugh
Woodlawn Ave
Burleson Motors
the Complete Variety Store
Jergen
Prestone
Fun & Educational
W. Main ST
Slab Fork School
G. M. Powers
Shulton
P.S
Thompson Drug Co
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