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BECKLEY POST-HERALD. BERKLEY, W. MORNING, SEPTEMBER 27, 1952 THREE A Wesley Hedrick, of Dallas, Texas, arrived Thursday by plane to visit his father, Wesley Hedrick, who is ill at his horoe at 608 South Oakwood Avenue. Mrs. R.

M. Easley, of Paso Hobles, has been a guest lor several days in the Glen White Road home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. V.

Gunter. She was joined last week by her husband's parents, Mr. and Mrs. I. Easley, of Portsmouth, Va.

Following a week's visit with she will join her husband, who is in Officer's Training School in Georgia. Mr. and Mrs. Huffman and of Beaver, spent a few days last week with their son, Cpl. Samuel E.

P. Huffman, who is a signal corp instructor at Ft. Monmouth, N. J. They also visited the Empire State Building and other scenic points in New York City, whJe away.

Cpl. Huffman spent three years overseas with the First Cavalry Division, 13 mouths of this time being spent in Korea. Weekend guests the West St. home of Mrs Etta King were Mr. and Mrs.

Howard O'Bryan and daughter, Mrs. T. W. Poole, of Va. Mrs Vergil Clark, of Raleigh, is a patient in the Hospital in Charleston, where she underwent or surgery Thursday.

Her husband and her parents, Mr and. Mrs Martin of Glen Morgan, will motor to Charleston today to be with her. Mr. and Mrs. O.

E. Miller, of Stanley St, has as weekend guests his brother-in-law sister, Mr. and Mrs Elmer T. Cave, of Wilmington, De 1 John Mankin, son of Mr and Mis Mankin, of Locust Drive, left last week to begin his second year at the Universty of Kentucky, at Lexington, Ky. Mr and Mrs.

A. Landers and son, Alfred, have returned to their home on South Kanawha St from Norfolk, Va, where they visited with Mr and Ms C. Thornton, former Beckley residents. Thornton accompanied them home for a fey days visit with area friends and relatives Prior to going to Norfolk, Mrs Landers and her son vacationed a week at Myrtle Beach, S. Mr.

and Mrs Caxbone and daughter, Karer Susan, have turned to their Mercer St. home from a two weeks' vacation in New York City. Mrs. Myrtle Phillips is confined to her home on Mabscott Hill by an attack cf asthma. Mrs.

Paul Davis, of Raleigh Heights, and Mrs Gmgrich. of Hull St, returned Wednesday night from a few days' stay in Huntmgton. Mrs. Delia Riffe has returned to her home on Harper alter spending the past two weeks with her son and daughter-in-law, Mr and Mrs Edward Riffe, of Washington. D.

and her son-in-law I COLLARED COAT DRESS--In a novelty tweed of black and designed by Jerry Greenwald for fajl, 1952 Short; sleeves are deeply cuffed. A black leather belt hugs the waistline. and daughter, Mr. and Mrs, Ira Davis, of Hampton, Va. Mrs.

Davis and her son, Stevie, accompanied her mother home for a few days visit. Tuesday night dinner guests in the Virginia St. home of Mr. and Mrs. C.

M. Meadows vwere Mr. and Mrs. B. E.

Meadows and Neil Tucker, of Winding Gulf, Mr. and Meadows, of Beaver, Thomas Gross, of East Gulf, and Mr. and Mis A. Parent Jr. and children, Marcia Leigh and Melvin, of North Oakwood Ave.

Mrs. Edwin E- Boone of Greensboro, N. is visiting in the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. 0.

Sydnor of Woodlawn Ave. Mrs. Fred Stone, of Woodlawn spent the weekend with her sister, Mrs. F. B.

Bell, of Knoxville, Tenn. Mrs. Carman Feazell, of East Prince is in Cleveland, where she is undergoing observation and treatment at the Cleveland Clinic Hospital. H. Thompson and son, David, of Woodlawn Ave.

spent last week in Cincinnati, where they were guests at the Nether land Plaza Hotel. They made the trip to Cincinnati by plane from the Memorial Airport. Mr. and Mrs T. M.

Anderson have returned to then- home at Raleigh, from where they were called Sept 15 ch by the death of his mother, Mrs Anna Schubert The Andersons made the trip to and from La Guardia Airport in York City by plane. Howard Carter, of Alexandria, spent last weekend with his son-in-law and daughter, Mr and Mrs. Melvin Tolle, of Orchard Ave Mr. and Mrs. Charles WaddeU and son.

Charles Jr, of Princeton, arrived Friday to spend the weekend with her parents, Mr and R. Tolley, of Temple St. Sunday guests in the Reservoir Rd home of Mr, and Mrs James Estep were her mother, Mrs Parcell, and her brother and sistfer-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. George Russell Parcell and daughter, Pamela, of Bluefield Mrs Estep'sr mother remained for a further visit, while the other guests returned to Bluefield Sunday evening.

Mrs. Opie Richmond and Mrs Steve 3achuta have returned to their home on Pike St from Columbus, 0., where they accom- oamed the former's son, Richard Dale, to enroll lor his freshman year at Ohio State University Robert Thompson, son of Mr and Mrs. Gib Thompson, of Third Ave, has enrolled for the winter at National Business College Roanoke, Va Mrs J. Fink, of West St, and Miss Daisy Keaton, of Orchard Ave, spent Thursday in Princeton, where they attended the funeral of their -uncle, John F. Thompson Mrs Winnie L.

Heara has returned to her home in South Charleston, after spending several aays in the homes of Mr. and Mrs John Trevison, of Temple St, and Mr, and Mrs Farmer, of Sixth St. She was called to Beckley by the illness of her sister, Mrs Dora Brown, of Willis Branch, who is improving "at the Beckley Hospial, where she has been a patient for days Mr. and Mrs R. Mason, of Denver, Col, have arrived for a few days' visit with their cousins, Mr and Mrs.

0 Totten, of Ellison Ave Mrs Randolph, Bragg, of Man, is a Houseguest of Miss Theresa Borsch, of Fairlawn Ave. Mrs Louetta Thomas, of Woodlawn Ave will have as weekend guests, Mrs. Clara Meadows, of Princeton, Mrs. Goldia Ayeres, of Bluefield. Local residents attending funeral services for Mrs.

Tom Reynolds of Lewisburg, included Mr. and Mrs John Hard, Mr and Mrs. Robert Bright, Mr and Mrs Frank Huffman and daughter, Karen, and Mrs. E. Hern, Mr.

and Mrs Robert Bright have returned to their local home from 10-day vacation in St. Petersburg, Fla. Mrs Frances M. Mohler and daughter Barbara Lynn, left Tuesday, for Fort Lauderdale, where establish a home at Harper Beach, 1308 Seabreeze Avenue. Mr.

and Mrs. J. Bolhe, of North Oakwood Ave, had as Wednesday evening guests Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Booker, of Charleston, and and Mrs; Stanley Clingan, of Washington, Mrs.

W. Meakin and son, Donovan Russell, 'of Indianapolis, and Mrs. M. E. Beall, of 'Oakland City, are visiting in the homes of the former's brothers-in-law and sisters, Mr and Mrs J.

H. Perry, of Raleigh, and Beckley Man Will Direct Tournament COSTUME IN FALL COLORS --Is the above green and black- flecked wool and alpaca jacketed dress--a Benham Original for fall and winter, 1952-53 The contour jacket has a slash sleeve with bone button trim and pocket flaps at the hiplme A moss green companion dress is of wool crepe, bowed at the neck, softly molded at the hiplme with fullness skirt. Winner Of Annual Award To Appear Here In Barter Theatre Production Scott will serve as tournament for the Third Sectional Bridge- Tournament to be held in. Beckley in May. His appointment was announced, night's gathering of Southern West Bridge League by the president, Dr.

M. M. Ralsten. The league, will sponsor the tournament. Mr.

and Mrs George Brown placed first with 53 match points at Tuesday's game, for which a Howell Movement was used. Two were played by the 11 teams participating and 40 match points were average. Placing second were Dr. M. M.

Ralsten and Dr. F. Schofield with 48 1-2 match points. Third place honors captured Sain Hochman and William Klein with 46 match points; fourth place by Mrs. William Klein and Mrs: Sam Hochman with 45 1-2 points, and fifth by Max Workman and James Scott with 39 points.

Other ratings were as follows: Sixth, Team 9 with 38; Seventh Team 11 with 36 1-2; Eighth. Team 5 with 34 1-2; Ninth, Team 8 with 34; Tenth, Team 6 with 33 1-2. and Eleventh, Team 4 with' 31 1-2 During the league's play, a member, Mrs. Sam Hochman, was presented a baby gift. Mrs.

Shrewsbury Feted At Shower A stork shower was given in honor of. Mrs. Harold B. Shrewsbury, of Crab Orcnara, at tne home of Glen Fitzpatnck Saturday night. Games were played- and prizes were awarded to Mrs Alfred Jacobs, Mrs Gurus Meador, Mrs.

Marie White-cotton, and Mrs. Jake Dixon- A lefreshment course was served by the hostesses, Mrs. Virginia Fitzpatrick and Mrs. S. S.

Heed. The guest list included: Mrs Harold Shrewsbury, Mrs. Alfred Jacobs, Mrs Beatrice Brown, Mrs Howard Carter, At the 1952 New York Auditions, Barter Theatre Charles Quiniivah, who plays the part of Emmett in "The Curious 4 read the role of Gerald in Clifford Odets' "Waiting for Lofty" and the next morning was informed by Miss Cornelia Otis Skinner and Robert Porterf.ieid, founder-managing director, Barter Theatre of Virginia, that he was the "winner of the annual award to receive further training at the inimitable theatre that grew from vittles to world fame. "The Curious a ful comedy by John Patrick, will open in Monday at the Woodrow Wilson High School auditorium. The Barter Theatre production is sponsored bj the Fayetteville Branch of the American University Womert- On arriving at the playhouse in the Virginia highlands Quinhvan was immediately cast as Dr.

Emmett the comedy, one of the most successful productions of the current season celebrating the twentieth anniversary of the Barter Theatre, and as Tami Giarop- petti IT "Detertive He was New Citizens Mr and Mrs. Richard Julian Rose, of Flat Top, are the parents of a son, Richard Julian Jr born at. the Raleigh- General Hospital an September 17 at 11 05 Weight: 7 pounds ounces A daughter Deborah was born to Mr and Mrs Kyle Cooper, of Beaver, at the Raleigh General Hospital on September 18 at 3 15 a m. Weight: 3 pounds ounces Mr and Mrs. Roy Delos Allen, of Sophia, announce the birth of a son, Roy Harrison, on September 20 at 2,40 at the Raleigh General Hospital.

Weight: 8 pounds ounces. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Lee Conn, of Lester, announce the birth of twin sons, Dallas Dean, 5 pounds and 5 ounces, born at 1.20 a.m. Sept 24, and Delmer Jean, 6 pounds and 7 ounces, born at 1:27 a m.

Sept 24. The twins were bom in the Beckley Hospital Mr. and Mrs Arnold Caldwell. of Arnett, are the parents cf a daughter born at 11-30 pm Sept 24, in the Beckley Hospital She weighed 7 pounds and 15 ounces A daughter, Lynda Sue, was born to Mr. and Mrs.

Horner Gene Cox, of Stotesbury. at 6 10 Sept 24, the Beckley Hospital She weighed 8 pounds and 6 ounces. Jerry Allen is the name of the 3 pounds 7 ounce son born to Mr and Mrs. David A. Frost, Sophia, at 2-20 am, Sept 25 in the Beckley Hbspital.

Mr and Mrs Richard Wayne James, of 404 1-2 Paint are the parents of a son, Richard Ran- dolpi, born at 5-21 in the Beckley Hospital Sept 22 He weighed 9 pounds and 14 ounces Mr. and Mrs Charles Edward Bell, of Affinity, announce the birth of a Alma Jean, born at 1'40 Sept 23, in the Beckley Hospital. She weighed 4 pounds and 4 1-2 ounces. Mane White cotton, Mrs. White cotton, Mrs W.

Mrs Hallie SchUnker, Mrs. Torn Smith, Mrs. Jake Dixon, Mrs. Faye Elmore, Mrs. Curtis Meador, Mrs.

Nelson Scarbro, Mrs. Wilda Hich- CoUiris, Brown, Linda ardson, Mrs. J. Shrewsbury, Paul Elmbre; Mrs. Ray Meadows, Mrs.

Pendry, Mrs. Danny Pax, Mrs. Keadle, Mrs Gwen Hicks, Mrs. Granvffle Lilly, Mrs Norma Scott, Mrs. J.

Lawson, Mrs Myrtle Deck, Roger Lacy Guests Honored At Peck Residence Mr. anf 'Mrs. Grover Pa-ck. of 1060 Fayette St, entertained September 20 with a dinner party honoring their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.

Gene Ger- mmo, of Durham, N. C. Germino and the former Sue Pack were married July 4, Guests for the dinner included: VIr and Mrs Armstrong VIrs Herman Smith, Tom Hawley, VLr. and Mrs. Lawrence Pack, and children, Beth and John: Mr and Mrs.

Leborn Pack and children, Carolyn, Betty and Marvin, all of Beckley; Mr. and Mrs. Leonard, Pack and son, Jimmy, Mrs. of Shady Spring, Mrs. Edna Minor, of Eccles; Mrs.

Hazel Harper, of Harper 'Mrs. Myrtle Wayne, of Mrs Blevins, of Coal ity; Miss Peggy" Kelly, of Piney and Mr and Mrs. Roland Jones, of Cool Ridge. If you want to cook a whole small head of cauliflowei, soak it --head down--in cold salted water for at least one-half hour. Serve vnth a Qtftter-lemon sauce and sprinkle minced chives or parsley.

Mr. and Mrs. D. ii. Meakin, of Crab Spending Saturday with relatives in Clifftop were Mrs.

Dee Hedrick. and Ingrid. of Granville and Mrs. W. B.

Darling and Miss Lois Darling, of Second Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Cobb, of Maple Fork are weekend guests at the Greenbrier, White Sulphur Springs where they are attending a tire convention. INTHROP MAN-STYLED SHQ 1 to 6 A to a grown-up air to Every pair hat detail rugged good looks of famoui Winthrop for men.

THE ONLY DIFFERENCE IS THE SIZE FAMILY SHCE STORE 310 NEVILLE ST. BECKLEY, W. VA. Mrs Lula Little John, Mrs. uckler, Mrs M.

Goodson, Mrs Stella Cole, Mrs. June Willis, and the honoree. Methodists To Choose Offi Participating in the Barter Theatre Production, "The Curious Oman's7e -i Savage' to be presented Monday at the Woodrow Wilson High School auditorium (left to right) will be: Cleo Holliday, Charles Qumlivan. Blanche McKinney, and Alma Loftness. also seen lightful 'comedy, "Biography" Tall, dark and handsome as no doubt Miss Mae West would undulate Charles received his discharge from the Navy and re- appeared at the Cape Playhouse, Dennis, in "Ceasar and o.j.iu uenrus, in ceived his first theatrical training I Cleopatra" with Paulette Goddard with the Catholic Youth Group, and W2 th Mauuce Evans in "The Roselle, J.

He entered a con- DexiTs Disciple" He also appear- test sponsored by the CYG" and in "Light Up The Sky" and won the New Jersey best actors WJ Shelley Yes- award, During the summer of 1950 he! Turning down many movie of- fers because he believes in th traditions of the theatre, QuinliVan studied-at the 'Hubert Burghof school; New York, before receiving his Barter scholarship by Mis Skinner. In New York he playe many radio and television show- including "Stop the Music" an "Lights Sigma Chapter Plans Parties At Meeting On Glen Avenue A series of parties will open the rushing season next month for Sigma Chapter of-Beta Sigma Phi Sorority. Plans for the parties were dis- John Gates, Mrs. Williams. icers TKfe 'election and.

installation of new officers will be a feature of he youth rally planned for today by the Beckley District of the Methodist Youth Fellowship. The Rev. Wayne Ranson, district superintendent, will install the officers named at the 7:30 p.m. rally at the Beckley Methodist Temple. A pledge service will also be I jld with representatives from each Methodisi Church in the Beckley District giving a pledge from their group for the Methodist.

Youth Fund during the conference year, 1952-53. Several hundred young people are planning to attend and hear the Rev. Ross Culpepper. of Elkins, speak. A special musical gram under the direction of McGraw is also planned.

Catholic Bridge Club Meets At Smisko-Home. Top bridge honors were taken 'by Mrs. W. V. Bergines at last night's party by the Catholic- Daughter's Bridge Club.

'The group met in the home of Mrs. B. Smisko, of. Center Street, for several progressions of bridge. Three tables were in play and Mrs.

Smisko and Mrs. John Boray were hostesses. Placing second was Mrs. Dana Sebert and low bridge" were won by Mrs, Joseph Reg local Negro Activities Lcflin, Casey, Mrs. Van Hel- When you are pieparing scram bled eggs, allow two for each serving.

Whisk -the -yolks' and- whites together just enough to mix, over-beating is said to cause beating is said to cause them to se arate during the scrambling. ussed Thursday evening when ter the group held its regular meeting at the Glen Avenue residence of Mrs. W. E. Williams.

A program on, "Table Dec-orations" was presented by Mrs. Sherwood Dunagan, and the business session was conducted by Miss Julia Ann Casey, president Following the business session, Mrs. Paul Loflin was honored at a stork shower. Members attending were: Mrs Roger Brown, Miss Dianna Hontgas 4 Mrs. Sid Doherty, Miss Ila Wiseman Mrs.

Ross Phipps Mrs. mick, and Mrs. Martha Gunter. Guests were: Mrs George Cales of the. Hinton Beta.

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