Chrysanthemum Exhibit At Phymosia Garden Club Meeting
Mrs W W Vines spoke and judged the chrysanthemum exhibit at the Phymosia Garden Club meeting at Mrs J R DePaulo's Granville Ave home. Ribbons were awarded to numerous members including Mrs E S Pugh Jr and Mrs Tieche. Guests included Mrs Arthur Geil of Kingston NC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phymosia Garden Club
E. S. Pugh Jr
W. W. Vines
J. R. DePaulo
Granville Ave
Jack Bazzarre
Raleigh
George Psimas
Walker
Parker
William N. Turner
DePaulo
West
Duff D. Daniel Jr
W. J. Barbour Jr
Tieche
E. N. Pugh
Ross P. Daniel Jr
Wilford Wooddell
Pat Searle
Herbert Tolley
Cunningham
Barbour
Bazzarre
S. Austin Caperton Jr
Civic Bowl half time picks for Meadow Bridge and Marsh Fork
Miss Martha Wyrick of Meadow Bridge High selected for half time during the Civitan Bowl on Oct 2. She is from Maplewood and active in Girls Athletic Association Future Homemakers of America Future Teachers of America and 4 H. Miss Ramona Sue Blaylock of Marsh Fork High chosen for half time at the Civitan Bowl between Concord College and WV Institute of Technology. She is Basil Blaylock’s daughter from Eunice and a National Honor Society member co editor of the Kennel, a flag carrier for the band, and World Affairs Institute delegate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Wyrick
Meadow Bridge High School
H. H. Wyrick
Maplewood
Girls Athletic Association
Future Homemakers of America
Future Teachers of America
Miss Wyrick
Marsh Fork High School
Concord College
West Virginia Institute of Technology
Ramona Sue Blaylock
Basil Blaylock
Eunice
World Affairs Institute
Cincinnati
Ohio
Mrs Louis Deas Honored With Farewell Party
Miss Frances Ragland hosted a surprise farewell for Mrs Louis Deas sponsor of the Lassie Lassie Sub Deb Club at her parents home 604 Woodlawn Ave. Deas plans to join her husband in Maine guests included Phyllis Bowers Barbara Ward Katherine Ross Carolyn Sanger Patricia Stuart Pat Weeks Ruth Ann Ash Katherine Jones Carolyn Patton Kay Short Regenia Myles Helen Isley Patty Hughes Norma Cooper Susie Otey Sherry Persinger Martha Weaver Games and blue and white refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Ragland
Louis Deas
Ned H. Ragand
Woodlawn Ave
Deas
Maine
Mrs. Deas
Phyllis Bowers
Barbara Ward
Katherine Ross
Carolyn Sanger
Patricia Stuart
Pat Weeks
Ruth Ann Ash
Katherine Jones
Carolyn Patton
Kay Short
Regenia Myles
Helen Isley
Patty Hughes
Norma Cooper
Susie Otey
Sherry Persinger
Martha Weaver
Abshire Willis Ceremony Read In Home Rite
Miss Dorothy Vanita Willis of Beckley wed Jacob R. Abshire in a home ceremony at Pax with Rev. Frederick Dinkler officiating. The bride wore poudre blue with navy accessories and carried a white Bible with a white rosebud. Attendants included Lucille L. Edwards and Shir ley Glenn Humphery. The couple, both with ties to Beckley area, reside at 124 West C Street Beckley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Vanita Willis
Beckley
Jacob R. Abshire
Theora Abshire
Pax
Frederick Dinkler
Pauline Willis
Mount Hope
Lucille L. Edwards
Kingston
Shirley Glenn Humphery
Salem High School
Fairmont State College
Raleigh General Hospital
Pax High School
Beckley College
Navy
Appalachian Electric Power Co
Campus coat in mouton dyed lamb feature list
A popular campus coat for the young crowd measures 34 inches in length with a rayon plaid lining, slash pockets, sleeve tabs, and leather buttons.
Sorority Meeting at Mrs W Monk Home
Xi Beta Exemplar Chapter met Tuesday evening at Mrs William Monk 405 Vine St with Mrs Jerry Dale as hostess. Mrs Monk reported rummage sale moved from Oct 2 to Oct 23 and Miss Bladene Pickle described planning for United Nations Week Oct 17 24. Focus theme is Focus on the Facts Spotlight the U N.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Monk
Vine St
Jerry Dale
Monk
Ways and Means Committee
Bladene Pickle
Criminal Court Room
United Nations
U. N
Soap film keeps bathroom mirror clear
To prevent fogging, apply a thin soap film to the glass with a moist finger then buff with a cloth or tissue. Do not clean the mirror in direct sunlight.
Incidents In The Lives Of People You Know
Local social notes list visits and returns among Morgantown residents and friends. People travel to Beckley Charleston Cleveland New York City and Clarksburg while relatives and WVU students spend weekends with family. Several medical and campus ties appear with fostered gatherings at homes and hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul B. Copeland
Veterans Administration Hospital
Huntington
Elizabeth Anderson
Beckley Ave
Beckley Hospital
Wesley Hedrick
South Oakwood Ave
Cleveland Ohio
Eleanor Rothlisberger
West Virginia Institute of Technology
Mary Alice Bergines
Barwood St
William Bergines
West Virginia University
I. R. Wein
Queen St
New York City
New York
Max Wein
Newark
N. J
N. S. Gregory Jr
West Virginia Wesleyan College
Mass. General Hospital
Harvard Medical Center
Boston
Mass
Elliott
A. W. Thomas
Scranton
Thom
Births in Raleigh General Hospital announce newest arrivals
Mr and Mrs Ray Richard Maxey of Star Rt Shady Spring announce daughter Debra Elaine born Sept 23 at 12 40 pm weighing 8 6 1 4 pounds. LaRonda Sue born Sept 23 to Mr and Mrs Richard Forrest Armstrong of Rt 9 Beaver at 5 33 am weighing 7 4 1 2. Douglas Nathan born Sept 24 to Mr and Mrs James Roland Deering of 112 Meadows St at 3 50 am weighing 9 2. Don Wilson born Sept 24 to Mr and Mrs Teddy Williams of Sprague at 7 20 pm weighing 8 1 2. David Ray born Sept 24 to Mr and Mrs Charlie Ray Schoolcraft of Edwight at 11 48 pm weighing 7 14 1 2. Barbara Gail born Sept 26 to Mr and Mrs Lee Edward Williams of Price Hill at 2 35 am weighing 8 10 3 4. Laura June born Sept 27 to Mr and Mrs Emmet Workman of Glen Daniels at 6 18 pm weighing 6 4. Cheryl Berenice born Sept 27 to Mr and Mrs Thomas A Streitferdt of 412 Maplewood Lane at 10 33 pm weighing 17 10 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Richard Maxey
Star Rt
Shady Spring
Debra Elaine
Raleigh General Hospital
LaRonda Sue
Don Wilson
David Ray
Charlie Ray Schoolcraft
Edwight
Barbara Gail
Lee Edward Williams
Price Hill
Emmet Workman
Glen Daniels
Laura June
Cheryl Berenice
Thomas A. Streitferdt
Maplewood Lane
Beckley Art Group Meets Wednesday Evening
Women’s organizations invited to announce regular or special meetings notices to Beckley Newspapers. Calendar items received by 10 a.m. through the Women’s Department appear the same day. Wednesday at 7 30 p.m. the Beckley Art Group meets at Mrs R M Fleming’s home 513 Orchard Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Department
Beckley
Beckley Art Group
R. M. Fleming
Orchard Ave
Mrs George W Bright Speaks At King's Daughters Meeting
Mrs George W Bright led a Bible lesson at the King's Daughters gathering in the First Baptist Church lower auditorium at 2 pm Tuesday. The group planned to elect delegates for the King’s Daughters Convention October 5 6 in Parkersburg and refreshments were served to 48 members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s Daughters
First Baptist Church
O. W. Godbey
Fred
George W. Bright
George Bright
Jesus
O. W. Brown
CC. Porter
Inez Caffee
Lake Chautauqua
N. Y
International Order of King’s Daughters
Methodist Temple
Rural Acres Club Hosts T R Wilson South America Talk
T R Wilson spoke to the Rural Acres Garden Club during their September meeting at Mrs E D Terry’s Locust Street home. Hostesses arranged South American themed flowers and the program featured Wilson’s films from a 1951 South American tour and a display of flowers and gardens from the region. President Mrs Ruben Cook led the business session and the group voted to sell flower calendars again this year. Attendees included numerous members and two guests, Mr. and Mrs. T R Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. R. Wilson
Rural Acres Garden Club
E. D. Terry
Locust St
George P. Davis Jr
Fray Lilly
Wilson
South America
Ruben Cook
Kyle Allen
Andrew Cook
Raben Cook
H. O. Coleman
Charles Garrett
Oliver Harper
H. B. Henson
Lawrence Hunt
W. K. Johnson
C. E. Kesler
O. S. Lilly
Frank Mc
Fall plantings for perennials listed by type
Perennials suited for fall planting include anemones bleeding heart columbine globe flower hepatica iris leopard s bone peony phlox and primrose. This item catalogs variety names and advises on season of planting.
Brief Case Grooming Reminder for Professionals
Employment counselors stress total grooming in professional life and note wives often remind husbands to keep their briefcases and accessories in good condition. When buying or replacing a case, choose a style suited to the job, ensure proportional size, and select sturdy materials for heavy use.
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Albert Tieche
Fayetteville
Memorial Auditorium
Robert Parker
Henry L. Walker
Frank M. West
Roy A. Cunningham
Queens
Civitan Bowl
Address Pattern Bureau
Raleigh Register
Old Chelsea Station
Fashion World
Mouton
Mrs. W. Monk
Herbert Sondheim
Expresso
The
Women's Dept
Merrillee
Doris
Frank Skaggs
Shady Springs
N-Law
John Cooper
Rainelle
John Boray
W. H. Cooksey
Norfolk
Mary Janet Hardin
Charleston
William C. Mitchell
Vine Street
D. C. Lynn
Cookeville
Jessie Dane
Minden
R. C. Adkins
David Lynn
Mercer St
Richard Pack
Bellomont
Charles McBride
Huntsville
Ala
Lynn
Army
Ft. Monmouth
Campbell Slemp
Scott Ave
B. B. Slemp
Bluefield
C. Slemp
Wise
W. E. Tissue
G. D. Covey
Yale St
Bessie Carroll
Snuffer Apts
R. E. Dean
P. G. Dean
Richwood
Star Recorders
Moose Club
Helen Hibbs
Nashville
N. C
James Bennett
Beaver
C. C. Farmer
North
Kanawha Street
A. C. Farmer
Delaware
Kerry Eanes
W. G. Eanes
Joe Mullens
Sophia
Lucille Webb
David
Sandra
Bell St
C. B. Garten
Clarksburg
James Smith
Charlene Foley
Matoaka
Harvey Meadows
J. Brabhan
Parkersburg
C. G. Wauhop
OO. W. Godbey
Fred Cantabery
O. O. Warren
E. P. Miller
J. J
Rural Acres Club
St.Joseph Aspirin
J. Binderman, Jr
Burleson Building
Jean Sirk
Charleston, W. Va
Dancing
Barbara Ziegler
Norman Sklarewitz
G.I
Allyn Rice
Ybai
Patty Johnson
Columm
Beckley’s
Post-Herald and Register
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Lydia E. Pinkham