Projects For Year Announced At Gulf Woman's Club Meeting
At the Gulf Woman's Club first meeting of the 1962-63 season at the clubhouse Mrs Hamp ton Thomas was named chair of the Savings Stamps program at Sophia Elementary to start Oct 5. Eleven members planned to attend the Southern District session at Mullens High School with several officers listed. The program included an invocation by new president Mrs Lacy Cole and a flag salute led by Steve Lowry of the Sophia Boy Scouts. The group discussed the General Federation of Women's Clubs aims and reported on activities by the American Home and Civic Departments, including a Brownie Troop and polio clinic work. A bake sale and rummage sale were planned for Oct 5-6, and Deb Club officers were announced. A bus trip to the State Mental Hospital in Huntington was slated, and Centennial plans were set with committee appointments for a Queen and district work. The meeting closed with prayer and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophia
ANS
Hampton Thomas
Gulf Woman's Club
West Virginia Federation of Women’s Clubs
Mullens High School
Sion
Lacy Cole
W. W. Withrow
Harold Crickmer
F. E.simpson
Charles Gregory
E. H. Meadows
Carson Booth
Charles Hambric
Earl McVey
W. D. McPherson
W. W. Lovell
Withrow
American Home Department
Sophia Scout Cabin
F. E. Simpson
Glass House
Campbell House
Fine Arts Department
Raleigh County Mental Health Society
Beckley
Huntington
McPherson
James K. Lowry
Slab Fork
GWC
Fred X. Williams
J. W. Foster
Frank Morton
George McKinney
Gulf Clubwoman Named State Legislative Chairman
Mrs. John Scott of Oak Hill, president of the West Virginia Federation of Women's Clubs, names Mrs. W. W. Withrow state legislative chair. A Charter member and past Gulf Woman's Club president, she co‑chairs the American Home Department and sponsors Sophia Brownie Scouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophia
RNS
John Scott
Oak Hill
West Virginia Federation of Women’s Clubs
W. W. Withrow
Gulf Woman's Club
Withrow
American Home Department
Sophia Brownie Scouts
Raleigh County Park
Raleigh County Society For Mental Health
RC Chapter
The
National Foundation
Barron
Roadside Parks and Development Comittee
Hillcrest Club Plans Quilt Sale and Workshop
The Hillcrest Home Demonstration Club meeting at Cabell Heights announced selling a member made quilt to fund the club treasury. President Mrs Harold Blake led the session with devotions by Mrs Burton Royal and a discussion on county officers and 1963 lessons. A workshop for Christmas decorations and a lesson on dedicated leaders and their spiritual roots were planned. The October meeting will be at Mrs Waddell's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillcrest Home Demonstration Club
J. L. Petty
Cabell Heights
Burton Royal
Matthew
Harold Blake
Virgil Meadows
West Virginia
Amer
Abraham Lincoln
God
Emmett Crum
Gussie Hanger
James Waddell
FASTEETH Keeps False Teeth Firmly In Place
FASTEETH is an improved powder sprinkled on upper or lower plates to prevent sliding or rocking. It holds teeth more securely, leaves no pasty taste, is alkaline, does not sour, and helps reduce plate odor. Available at drug counters everywhere.
Marriage Permit Applications in Raleigh County
Applications for marriage licenses in Raleigh County list Condy W Crider Jr 22 Norton Virginia son of Condy Crider and Kethel Rosa Lee Farley 20 Sundial daughter of Denver Farley Curtis Hatfield 21 Ransom Kentucky son of Perry Hatfield and Chelsea Mullins 17 Colcord daughter of Alvie Mullins Franklin D O Dell 27 Beaver son of William O Dell and Joan McClung Blevins 27 204 Highland St daughter of Kenneth McClung.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh County Court
Condy W. Crider Jr
Norton
Condy Crider
Kethel Rosalee Farley
Sundial
Denver Farley
Curtis Hatfield
Ransom, Ky
Perry Hatfield
Chelsea Mullins
Colcord
Alvie Mullins
Franklin D. O'Dell
Beaver
William O'Dell
Joan McClung Blevins
Highland St
Kenneth McClung
Upcoming Women's Group Meetings and Club Notices
Announcements from Beckley Newspapers list events for women and local clubs. Fellowships at Hollywood Missionary Baptist Church and Beckley Presbyterian Church events lead the week, with dinners, study classes, and crosses of care. Minor groups include Dry Hill Home Demonstration Club, Judea Shrine, Navy Mothers, Beckley Art Group, Central PTA, and Beta Sigma Phi Sorority activities.
Community club meetings and home events listed
Woman's Society of Christian Service of Sophia Methodist Church holds a general meeting at the church at 7 30 p.m. Homeroom Mothers of Crab Orchard Elementary School meet at the New School at 1 30 p.m. Young Women's Club of Central Baptist Church gathers at Mrs An drew Durgan's home 1501 S Kanawha St at 7 p.m. Ladies Auxiliary Fraternal Order Of Eagles meets at the eyrie on Woodlawn Avenue at 7 30 p.m. Eliza Hunter Home Department Class meets at Mrs Tattie Wilbur's home 206 Gregory St at 5 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Society of Christian Service of Sophia Methodist Church
Mothers of Crab Orchard
Young Women's Club
Central Baptist Church
Andrew Durgan
S. Kanawha St
Fraternal Order of Eagles
Eyrie
Woodlawn Avenue
Eliza Hunter
Tattie Wilbur
Gregory St
Local Women’s Groups Schedule Evening Meetings
Gamma Gamma Chapter of Bet Sigma Phi hosts a Hawaiian Luau rush party at 306 Porter St. Electa Chapter No 50 Order of Eastern Star meets at Community Hall. Poinsettia Savings Club gathers at Mrs N P Adams home 135 Sour St. Mrs Mary Lowe hosts Just A Mere Club at 100 Dock St. Pebods Beta Lambda Beta Sigma Phi holds regular meeting in Appalachian Assembly Room. Practical Nurses Association District 8 plans dessert meeting at Beckley Winn Hotel Terrace Room. United Council of Church Women Executive Board meets at Beckley Presbyterian Church library. General Mission Circle meets at Crab Orchard Baptist Church. Woman's Improvement League at 112 Deegans Ave. 1 p m. Rainbow For Girls meets at Masonic Temple on Howe St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gamma Gamma
Bet Sigma Phi
Porter St
Practical Nurses Association of West Virginia, Inc
Beckley-Winn Hotel
Costliest Lincoln Center building to open in 1965
United Press International reports the Metropolitan Opera House at Lincoln Center will be the era's most expensive structure in New York. The $35.4 million facility is slated to open in 1965, highlighting the center's ambitious expansion and cultural prominence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
New York
Lincoln Center For the Performing Arts
Metropolitan Opera House
Elkins Preparations For Colossal Forest Festival Queen
Miss Katherine Lutz of Parkersburg prepares to be crowned Queen Silvia XXVI on Oct. 4 at an outdoor ceremony on the Davis and Elkins College campus. Governor W. W. Barron to crown her. Lutz has modeled gowns by Madame Claire Schaffel and appeared on New York TV.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silvia
Mountain State
Elkins
Katherine Stephenson
Kitty’ Lutz
Parkersburg
Alleghanies
Miss Lutz
Silvia XXVI
W. W. Barron
Davis and Elkins College
Maine
New York City
Madame Claire Schaffel
Madison Avenue
Madame Schaffel
Queens
New York
Joe Franklin
Empire State
Richard H. Talbott
Band Judge Selected for Mountain State Festival Parade
James Dunlop of Penn State University was chosen by Stanley J. Pickens to judge the 26th annual Mountain State Forest Festival Grand Feature Parade in Elkins. Dunlop, a noted music figure, will chair the judging committee with a Penn State music faculty member as assistant. Five bands compete for honors with equal weight given to music and marching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn State University
James Dunlop
Elkins
Dunlop
Stanley J. Pickens
Mountain State
West Virginia
Department of Music
Penn State
Incidents In The Lives Of Local People
Maj Johnny G Kacsmaryk arrived Sunday from Barter Island Alaska with Frances and two daughters Nancy and Susan for a ten day visit at 130 E Main St. MRS VIRGINIA Cooper is listed in satisfactory condition at Raleigh General Hospital. MRS Ruby McNiel remains a patient at Raleigh General after a heart attack. MRs W W Honaker is a patient at Beckley Hospital after a fall. RANDALL Mann, four, discharged from Bluefield Sanitarium after skull surgery. NORRIS Guthrie underwent major heart surgery in La Jolla California. The Gold en Wedding Anniversary of Hyden Smith observed with open house at Moor Street. attendees included Robert Charles Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny G. Kacsmaryk
Barter Island
Alaska
Frances
Nancy
Susan
E. Main St
C. D
Ruby) McNiel
Klaus St
Raleigh General Hospital
Randall Mann
Earl Mann
Dry Hill Road
Bluefield Sanitarium
Norris Guthrie
Beckley and Eccles
Scripps Hospital
la Jolla
Calif
Raleigh
Hyden Smith
Moor Street
Robert Charles Smith
Prosperity Club Hosts Party for Pine Lodge Patients
The Prosperity Home Demonstration Club held a party at Pine Lodge Nursing and Convalescent Home on Friday from 1 30 to 3 p m for 26 patients and staff. Prizes games and refreshments were served and pencils courtesy of Honey In the Rock were given to all attendees. Hostesses were Mrs P D B Stover Jr Mrs Carl Bailey Mrs Wayne Laws Mrs James Fox and Mrs Ross Stover in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prosperity Home Demonstration Club
Pine Lodge Nursing and Convalscent Home
PD. B. Stover Jr
Carl Bailey
Wayne Laws
James Fox
Ross Stover
Beckley City Councilman Henry Smith links with out-of-town kin
Cleveland Ohio hosts Henry Hyden Smith and family plus relatives from New York Philadelphia Beckley and Virginia guests. Smith is Beckley Ward V councilman. Larry Wickline, former Beckley editor now Daily Press state editor Newport News, visits with family and friends while Wickline and his sons Phil and Chuck vacation with Princeton and Hinton family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Henry Hyden Smith
New York City
Oscar Schultz
Beckley
Manuel Turner
Bedford
Lucy Tolliver
Nettie Bell Shephard
Philadelphia
James
Slab Fork
Georgianna Howard
Glen White
Smith
Mrs Bertha Herman Returns from Ohio Visit
Mrs. Bertha Herman of Eccl es returned from a visit with her daughter Mrs. Lucille Moore of Dayton Ohio and with friends in Mansfield Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Herman
Eccles
Lucille Moore
Dayton
Ohio
Mansfield
Out-of-town guests visit Dr Sheri Winter residence
Expected to arrive today for a visit with Dr and Mrs Sheri J Winter of 522 Woodlawn Ave Mrs John Robert Lloyd of Washington DC and Mrs William A Abbott of Indianapolis Indiana are the visiting guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheri J. Winter
Woodlawn Ave
John Robert Lloyd
Washington, D. C
William A. Abbott
Indianapolis
Ind
Luther Vass Reported About the Same at Beckley VA Hospital
Luther Vass of Cittsville, a patient at Beckley Veterans Administration Hospital for three weeks, is reported about the same. He is brother to Frank Vass of Dexter Avenue and Mrs. J. W. Steagall of Carleton Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Vass
Cittsville
Beckley Veterans Administration Hospital
Frank Vass
Dexter Avenue
J. W. Steagall
Carleton Street
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Jackson‘s Mill
Raleigh County Farm Women’s Council
W. E. Harvey
Maxwell Hill HD Club
L. W. Fridley
Maxwell Hill Club
Daniel Polk
Sophia HD Club
Noel Mankin
Trap Hill HD
Gertrude Humphreys
State Extension Home
Agricultural Extension Service of
West Virginia University
Gulf Woman's Club Meeting
Gulf
HD Club
Woman's Department of
Hollywood Missionary Baptist Church
Glen Smith
MacArthur
Beckley Presbyterian Church
Women’s Bible
Church
Beckley Business and Professional Women’s Club
Dry Hill
Judea Shrine No
Order of the White Shrine of
Navy Mothers Club
Ann Conner
Cole St
Beckley Art Group
the Playhouse
Central Parent-Teacher Association
W. W. McKinney
Electa
Order of Eastern Star
Poinsettia Savings Club
N. P. Adams
Sour St
Mary Lowe
Dulcina Lawson
Dock St
Beta Lambda
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Appalachian Assembly Room
United Council of Church Women
General Mission Circle of the
Crab Orchard Baptist Church
Woman’s Improvement League
Nellie Martin
Deegans Ave
Order of Rainbow
Masonic Temple
Howe Street
Realform
Katherine Stephenson Lutz
Gotham
Mountain
Dorothy Callison
Hillsboro
Mountain State Forest
Forest Woodlands
Queen Silvia
Germany
Switzerland
Austria
Holland
Ireland
England
France
Queen Mary College
University of London
Marymounts
Universite de Besancon
Besancon
van Devender
G. M. Powers
Main Street
Main St
John E
Virginia
Northwestern Ave
W. W. Honaker
Temple St
Beckley Hospital
Prosperity Club
Neville ST. Dial
Famous Name Shoes
Jane Colby
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