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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1944

Page

8

State President To Speak At Annual B P W Banquet

Virginia Laughlin of Parkersburg and president of the West Virginia Federation of Business and Professional Woman's clubs will address the local B P W banquet at the Appalachian building Friday at 7 p.m. Her topic is Club History and Emblem Significance. Helen Granilla leads arrangements with Garnet Stowers and Mrs Beulah Hough assisting.

Virginia Laughlin Parkersburg West Virginia Federation of Business and Professional Woman's Club Appalachian Building Helen Granilla Garnet Stowers Beu- Jah Hough

Births in the region celebrate several new arrivals

Mr and Mrs Orville Bryant welcome a nine pound son born September 22 at Clyde street home. Okey Gunther and wife of Crab Orchard announce Wanda Kay born September 18 at Beckley hospital. Raymond Funari reports Carol Sue born September 18 at North Oakwood Avenue home. Harold Gene arrives to Mr and Mrs Raymond Miller on September 17 in Oceana. Carol Avanelle born to Private and Mrs Harvey in Raleigh General hospital, first child. Wade Surbaugh and wife welcome Donald Wade born September 20 at Beck Rey hospital. Anthony Samuel born to Mrs and Mrs Charles Rascano in Mabscott on September 21. Diana Gail, six pounds four ounces, born September 17 to Wilbert C Stover and wife in Prosperity. their fourth child.

Orville Bryant Clyde Street Harold Gene Oceana Miller Koppers Everett Harvey Carol Avanelle Raleigh General Hospital Harvey France Wade Surbaugh Pine Street Donald Wade Beck- Rey Hospital Charles Rascano Detroit Michigan Anthony Samuel Toney Pugilise Mabscott Wilbert C. Stover Prosperity Diana Gail

Eva Sue Irwin Weds Navy Man Hubert Helmintoller Jr

Miss Eva Sue Irwin becomes bride of Coxswain Hubert Helmintoller Jr son of H M Helmintoller Sr of Isaban The ceremony was at Rev J S Tyler Oak Hill on September 8 The bride wore powder blue dress with navy accessories Flowers included a shoulder corsage of red rose buds Attendants were the bride’s sister and her husband Mr and Mrs F C Burchett The bride is a Woodrow Wilson High School graduate class of 1940 now with J C Penney Company Helmintoller has served two years in the Navy and will report to a New York station after his leave The couple will reside with her parents on Mercer Street.

Eva Sue Irwin Hubert Helmintoller, Jr H. M. Helmintoler, Sr Isaban H. D. Irwin Mercer Street J. S. Tyler Oak Hill F. C. Burchett Beckley Helmintoller Woodrow Wilson High School

Degree of Honor Lodge Sponsors Square Dance

The Degree of Honor lodge will sponsor a square dance at the Eagles club tomorrow night after their regular meeting. Four new members will be welcomed: Mrs. Garnet Webb, Mrs. Clyde Bryner, Mrs. J. P. Wynn, and Mrs. Dick Cox. The dance starts about 9:00 with a small admission. the public is invited.

Degree of Honor Lodge Eagles Club Garnet Webb Clyde Bryner J. P. Wynn Dick Cox

Flower Arrangement Winners At Rhododendron Garden Club

Mrs. Harley M. Kilgore and Mrs. H. E. Phipps judged recent Rhododendron Garden Club flower arrangements at the Appalachian building. Jane Schwank won blue for buffet, Elizabeth Schwank red for small arrangement, while Grace, Joan and Betty Wilkes received yellow and red ribbons for their entries. Short talks by Elizabeth Schwank and Fred Crews covered 4 H camp involvement.

Harley M. Kilgore Washington, D. C H. E. Phipps Rhododendron Garden Club Appalachian Building Jane Schwank Elizabeth Sehwank Joan Wilkes Betty Wilkes Grace Wilkes Mary Elizabeth Wolfe Grace Joan Leslie Carter

Glen Daniel Girl Marries Corporal Thomas McMillion

Mrs. Kennie Clay of Glen Daniel announces Alice Magdalene Clay’s marriage to Corporal Thomas F. McMillion. The single ring ceremony occurred August 3 at Rev John A. Wilson Jr.’s home in Oak Hill. McMillion, recently in the Panama Canal Zone for 30 months, reported to Camp Bitner, NC, then assigned to Camp Wheeler, GA.

Glen Daniel Corporal Thomas McMillion Kennie Clay Alice Magdelene Clay Thomas F. McMillion BE. L. Burgess Oak Hill Panama Canal Zone Camp Bitner North Carolina Camp Wheeler Georgia

Diamond Jim Hay Sought Answers to Stomach Pain

Fragmented text discusses whether Diamond Jim Hay suffered stomach pains and indigestion after meals. It mentions refund promises and possible refunds if customers are dissatisfied with remedies.

Diamond Jim Brady

Four Beckley Girls Finish At St. Marys Huntington

Four Beckley graduates Miss Carolyn Klaus Miss Nellie Godbey Miss Violet Lilly and Miss Louise Richards completed training at St Marys hospital Huntington this week and all accepted posts. Klaus will work in Beckley Lilly and Godbey will stay in Huntington Lilly in Dr Stevens office and Godbey supervising St Marys second floor Richards to nurse polio cases at Morris Memorial Milton.

Carolyn Klaus Nellie Godbey Violet Lilly Louise Richards St Mary's Hospital, Huntington Miss Klaus K. J. Klaus Beckley Miss Lilly Miss Godhey Huntington R. J. Stevens Miss Godhbey St. Mary's Hubert C. Richards Morris Memorial Milton Rebecca Lilly Center Street Miss Godbey A. M. Godbey

National inspection of sorority set for today

Beckley alumnae Chapter of Alpha Sigma Tau begins its tri annual national inspection in the Coca Cola plant club room. National president Mrs Haswell E Staehle of Columbus and Mrs Meade McNeill of Athens lead the inspection with local officers meeting from 10 am. A luncheon at noon and an initiation service for new alumnae follow, with a closing informal tea at 4 pm in the kitchen room.

Beckley Alpha Sigma Tau National Education Sorority Haswell E. Staehle Columbus Ohio Meade McNeill Athens Emmett Phipps Mount “Pope Staechle Ida Pittall Glen White Auburn Baumgartner Oak Ifill Edward Bailford Fayetteville Dessie Sarrett Norvel Cook Buddry Bradley Marion Brester Mount Hope Stuehle McNeill Irmette Pitotli Beckley J. A. Carr Martha Gilbert Geng Ruth Shu Inate Martin Poe Citch Room

Kathleen Lubbe To Address Class This Afternoon

Kathleen Lubbe will address a class this afternoon at 3 oclock in a conference led by Mrs. Bessie Carrall. The event during the 150 delegate luncheon includes talks by Mrs. Gertie B Gillespie and Miss Harriet Lunes Brogan, with Bernice H Henry singing. The conference continues with morning services at 10 and ends with an executive session at 4 80 led by Ruth Wilson.

Bessie Carrall Women of the Mouse Kathleen Lubbe Pilgria Gertie B. Gillespie Alaburg Mary Moran Star Recorder Fairmont Slite Bernice H. Henry Beckley Harriet Lunes Brogan Jacksons Mil Dongel Payne Moose‘heart Wliains Methodist ‘Temple Gordie Gillespie Ruth Wilson Pairment

Visitation Campaign Kicks Off at First Christian Church

Today at 1:30 PM the First Christian Church begins a visitation drive led by Rev. A. H. Wilson and George M. Barker with about 50 couples. The week long effort promotes new Sunday night services starting October, plus Rally Day on October 1 as members visit homes this afternoon and through the week.

First Christian Church A. H. Wilson George M. Barker

York Council Plans To Legalize Violin Fiddling Smoking

York Pennsylvania reports that the city council aims to legalize violin fiddling and tobacco smoking by codifying old ordinances. The revival by Rev. R. L. Williams at Lyrwin school in Winding Gulf starts Sunday night with public attendance invited. Water cisterns built by ancient Romans are used for modern apartments in Philippeville Algeria.

York Council Associated Press York, Pa Ole Ardnances R. L. Williams Lyrwin Winding Gulf Philippeville Algeria

Woman's Club Convention Heads to Hinton

Beckley chapter to send 25 delegates to the twenty fourth annual southern district convention of the West Virginia Federation of Women's Clubs in Hinton at the Memoria building September 27. Registration starts 9 30 a m and the meeting 10 a m with luncheon noon. Mrs LT Putman Beckley is district president with officers Mrs J W Stokes Bellepoint secretary Mrs S G Williamson Athens and treasurer Mrs George L Pence Hinton. Luncheon reservations by 5 p m Monday to 4181. About 830 is the favorite piano forte piece Snutsl box Waltz.

Beckley Woman’s Club West Virginia LT. Putman Southern Dis J. W. Stokes Bellepoint

King's Daughters Set Meeting at Presbyterian Church

Members announce the chapter will meet Tuesday at 2 30 p.m. at the Presbyterian church for the gathering.

King's Daughters Presbyterian Church

Local residents attend weddings and military leave notices

Miss Mildred Fleming and Second Class Petty Officer Charles Garrett plan to wed. Various service members including Corporal William S. Banks and Master Sergeant Starr visit family before postings. relatives travel from Columbus, Quinnimont, Beckley, and Charleston for milestones and hospital stays.

Kraut Killer Stover Serves With 49th Infantry

Private first class Charles R. Stover is dubbed a Kraut Killer among the doulahooys of General Mark W. Clark’s Fifth Army in Italy. The unit stormed Gustav and Tiber and pushed German forces from the Garigliano to the Arno river. Also notes there are 11,936 miles of coastline around the United States.

Charles R. Stover 49Th Mark W. Clark Fifth Army Garigliano Arno Italy United States

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