The Raleigh Register from Beckley, West Virginia • Page 5

'Honored On Birthday G. P. Henderson of McAlpin was honored on his 64th birthday with a dinner held Saturday evening at the Lake Stephens Restaurant by his wife, Mrs. Henderson. After the dinner the honoree was presented with a two-tiered cake.

NINE OF the Hendersons' 10 children attended the dinner: Mrs. Billy (Betty) Chapman of Canal Fulton, Ohio, Mr. Mrs. Herbert Henderson of Sophia, Mr. and Mrs.

Charles (Helen) Parsons of Beckley, Mr. and Mrs. Jess (Nancy) Prunesti of Sophia, Mrs. Roy (Linda) Allison of Canal Fulton, Ohio, and the following children who reside at home: Tommy, Connie, Vicky, and Kimelia Henderson. Unable to attend was a son, Larrv, of Chicago, 111.

Others attending were Mr. and Mrs. N. Williams and Mr. and Mrs.

Odejl Tester-man, all of McAlpin, and Mr. and Mrs. James Short of Sophia. ON SUNDAY afternoon Henderson was honored by his 15 grandchildren and their families with a lawn picnic at his McAlpin home. A large rose decorated birthday cake center ed the picnic table.

The cake prepared by his wife served a picnic dinner to the approximately 30 guests (RNS) Coming Events Women's organizations are Invit- to use this column for announcements of regular or special meet ngs. Telephone 253-3321 or mail your otice or club calendars to the Vomen's Department of Beckley Newspapers. Notices received by 10 a.m. be used the same day. Sunday calendar announcements must be received at the office before 10 Saturday.

THURSDAY Mission Circle No of the rab Orchard Baptist Church, lome of Mrs. Clyde Filzpatrick, 6:30 p.m. Raleigh Register, Beckley, W. Tluu'sday Circle 11, Women of the Church, Beckley Presbyterian Church, Women's Bible Class room, 8 p.m. Mrs.

Boyd B. Ed wards, hostess. Degree of Honor Lodge No 5C, business meeting, 100F Hall N. Kanawha Street, 7:30 p.m. MRS.

OPIE Matherley of Coal City (seated right), newly installed noble grand of True Blue Rebekah Lodge of Sophia, discusses program with Mrs. Dewey Jones, out- going grand, while (standing left) Mrs. Georgia Gallimore, chaplain, and Mrs. Louie Blevins, vice grand, looks on. Other officers are Mrs.

MR. AND Mrs. Hubert Mentz and children (left to right) Linda, Huey, Mary Ellen and James, all of Charlestown, were honored with a picnic dinner Thurs- day evening at Lake Stephens by his father, G. C. Mentz of Beckley.

Visiting for the first time in six years, Mr. and Mrs. Mentz and Linda are former resi- Incidents In The Lives Of-PEOPLE YOU KNOW Little items under this hep.ding are of wide general Interest. We invite our friends to call us when they know one phone 253-3321 extension 52. Mrs.

M. Goodwin a son, Bill, 301. Beaver luive relumed from a two-week vacation al Beach. S. C.

hiie there they were guests al the a Fox Motor Inn, South Ocean Blvd. dents of Sophia but have lived hi Charles Town for the past 16 years. Mrs. iMentz is the former Miss Geneva Udy, daughter of Mrs. Mary Udy Parrot of Sophia with whom she is spending a week.

Other guests who attended the picnic were Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Mentz and Mr. and Mrs. James Leo Fix, all of Beckley, Mr.

and Mrs. H. II. McVey and Sharon Pegram, all of Sophia, Mrs. Richard McVey, Miss Frances McVey and Dickie McVey, all of Amigo, Larry Stacy, and Mr.

and Mrs. Richard Rhodes and son, Richie, all of Beckley. (RNS) Prince Lilly, warden, Mrs. Archie Simpkins, conductor, Mrs. R.

II. Pegram and Mrs. Bernard Edwards, guardians, Mrs. Joe Hale and Mrs. G.

P. Henderson, supporters to the noble grand, Mrs. James Lawrence, flag bearer, and Mrs. Lois Soltes and Mrs. Elsie Myles, right and left supporters to the vice grand.

Mrs. Jones was in charge of the opening ceremony and the new officers were installed by Mrs. Russell Pegram, district deputy president. Other members of the installing staff were Mrs. R.

II. Pegram, marshal, Mrs. Ed Hughes, vice grand, and Mrs. S. A.

McClellan, chaplain. "The Meaning of Friendship" was the title of a poem presented by Mrs. Arthur Utt after she presented a gift of appreciation to Mrs. Pegram. Dates for coming event which members of the Rebekah lodges and their families could attend were an nounced by Mrs.

Pegram; the annual homecoming at the I.O.O.F Home in Elkins on Sunday, Sept. 3, and the annual Rebekah Assembly am Grand Lodge Session to be held in Parkersburg Oct. 1114. Tentative plans were announced for a district picnic to be held in September. A covered dish dinner was served at the Hall to approximately BO persons.

(RNS) Cathy Gunter Circle of Me orial Baptist Church, home rs. John Houck 400 Res 7:30 p. m. Community Action Town Dis let meeting, North Becklej enter, 7 p. m.

HONOREE Miss Lynn Vickers receives a gift from her mother, Mrs. Cari Vickers, while Mrs. Roscoe mother of her fiance, looks on. (RNS) Women's Improvement! eague, home of Miss Grace lark, 110 Adkins 6 p.m. FRIDAY Friendship Social Club, meet- ig postponed until further no- ice.

Silver Star Rebekah Lodge, Lodge Hall on North Kanawha street, 7:30 p.m. Miss Vickers Honored With Shower Miss Lynn Vickers of Deco-jparasols ta was feted with a bridaljrourns. The gift table was ac shower Friday evening in thelcented with home of W. Elliot. 110 icier which white snider I Others attending were Mrs.

large parasol un- was a T. T. Lambert, grandmother of llie honoree, W. R. Broy- Hiil St.

Other hostesses were bridal couple. Mrs. The honoree Jan- with a pink John Hoffman, and Mrs. Social Savings Club, home ofi Irs. Wallace Campbell at 1231 Hager 7:30 Woman's Club of Central Baptist Church, home of Mrs.

Gwendolyn Coleman at 200 I p.m. m- SATURDAY Pride of East Gulf Court, stallation of officers, at Masonic Hall, East Gulf, 12:30 p.m. Calico and Jeans Square Dance Club, regular club dance at New River Park Recreation Room, 8 P. m. miniature ies, 0.

N. Marshall, Mrs. W. Graveley, Mrs. Billy was presented iByrge, Mrs.

Jim Burdiss, Mrs. rose corsage by Virginia Smith, Mrs. Buren Kidd, Miss Beverly Kidd, Mrs. played and Barbara Lopez, Mrs. Roy Kidd, were awarded to Mrs.

iMrs. J. W. Elliot, Mrs. Karen Richard Cook, Mrs.

Robert i Grey, Mrs. William Watts. Miss Weikle Miss Helen Lynch IVicki Pantaplus, Mrs. W. R.

Roscoe Weikle" of' iuld Jolinson Ularler. Mrs. Orville Ballangee, Each guest presented Carl Bostick, Mrs. Na- honoree with lier favorite a Comer. Mrs.

Mildred Gar- rctt, Mrs. C. E. Kesler, Mrs. Miss Vickers is employed by 0.

S. Lilly. Mrs. Mrs. James Griffith ese Wikle.

I the hostesses. Miss Vickers is the daughter! Games were of Mr. and Mrs. E. Carl Vlck- nzes ers and is the bride-elect of The home was decorated with arrangements of summer flow-j ers, miniature pastel colored and friends invited.

MONDAY Azalea Garden Club, lunch- jthe Kanawha County Board of Education and will graduate from Concord College, Athens, in January. Her fiance is a teacher at Greenbricr Military School in Lewisburg. eon at Lake Stephens Restaur- Thfi open church Adding will ant, Mrs. J. W.

Watkins and 1 Mrs. H. P. Meadows, co-hos- First tesses, 12:30 p. m.

Gulf Women's Social Club, home of Mrs. James Pickett East Gulf, 7 p.m. SUNDAY Bvrd Bible Class of the Crab Orchard Baptist Church, annual Welcome to Beckley Newcomers Club, Beckley Hotel, 7:30 p.m. (Baptist Church of Beckley, with the Rev. Kenneth Swank officiating.

TUESDAY Beckley Chapter. Women of the Moose, business meeting, Moose Ballroom. 7:30 p.m. John Morri- McManamay, Mrs. William son, Mrs.

Frank Mrs. Ted Stover, Woods. Mrs. George Massing, Mrs. Winifred Rombeau, Mrs.

Bertie Callaway, Mrs. Clyde Clay. Mrs. Janie Keesee, Mrs. Charles Keesee, Mrs.

Myrtle Kidd, Miss Bonnie Kidd, Mrs. TIallie Shumate, Mrs. Mary Rose Parson and Mrs. Enois Daniels. (RNS) Golden Gate Rebekah Lodge nancose veins picnic at the church lands onSNo.

206 to meet at IOOF lodge the Pluto Road, 11 a.m. Mabscott, regular meeting thur Quartet will sing. Dinner land initiation of new members, at noon. All former members p.m. jFamily Reunion Held! RIIODELL (RNS) MR.

AND Echvard a i Johnson and Danny of Shady ley and daughter Susan The Childses'and RIIODELL (RNS)--A reunion Rivei-thle Md were ovemVht Uvo Ashlers and children of the family of Mrs. Vida Wca- i i a i ucre a Colorado Springs. was held July 30 at the guests of her parents, Mr. and; where they witil of her daughter. Mrs.

Arlie Henderson of their son-in-law "and daughter, I June Thomason, Coal City. The Zedievs were en route and Mrs. Thomas McKin-lAmong those attending were their new home in Ind. Also guests in the Henderson home are their son and daughter-in-law. S.

Sgt. her daughter, Mrs. Betty Akers and daughter, Kathy, Santa Ma- MRS. NINA Blair and son i a Calif Tllis was Mrs Akers? and Mrs. Inez first 'sit here in seven years.

i -n 1 TM' 5 father R1 IeS in thfee anc vil Sokes Hos ital Danbur "Vr a to" of duh in i a her broto-in-law and sis- Vietnam. Tt-ilnh Hpiuh-rsrm have lo their homes at others attending were daugh- Miss Verla Wcavcr iter. Mr. and Mrs. JManie Stevens.

also of anbury. tington. Mrs. Mamie Casey ancl -n i-f it Mrs. Esta ooth oi Beckley.

and a daughter-in-law, Mrs. Jewell Weaver, Mulelens. Grandchildren and great- 31RS. GLADYS Ford Mow-! grandchildren attending were cry. 218 South Heher is ROBERT Campbell of LanarkjMr.

and Mrs. James L. Weaver patient in the Raleigh General's a patient in the Beckley sons. Jimmy, Terry and! palachian Regional Hospital. HeiTony.

Belton. Mr. and i was admitted yesterday. jBob Weaver and children, Mark! Sand Karen. Oak Hill, Mr.

MRS. BESSIE Carroll. Pete Saumlers andl returned to their home in a Apartments, is a patient in daughter. Kelly, Beckley, ford, after visiting with 1 the Beckley Hospital where she and Mrs. Lemuel Brakefield, thir sons-in-law and claugh-iwas admitted Tuesday.

She isJMullens, Miss Myra and Shclia ters. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard 'undergoing treatment for in- Weaver, Mullens. Miss Carla Moses and Debra of Crab Or- juries sustained in a fall on ason, Miss Frances chard, and Mr.

and Mrs. Eon-j Monday evening. Visiting her and Miss Linda her son-in-law JThomason. all of Coal City. Also attending were Mrs.

Ira SUPPORTER BEITS Supports tired a a a i a muscles. Gives trim, slim appearance. fortabk! $495 Hi A Elastic Bandage Woven with LIVE RUBBER THREADS for perfectly ad- i Ideal bandage for chest i i MR. AND Mrs. Dan Childs.

formerly of Crab Orchard, have! Daughter Born (Saturday were i and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Rex who were accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Bob Jones ofiM.

L. Angel, all of Charleston. Ravenswood, formerly of So-j phia, have announced the birth of a daughter on July 25 in Hoi-' ser Hospital. Gallipot. Siie weighed six pounds.

12; ounces, and has been named Tracv Marie. TIIE JONESES have four, othfr children. Terry, Juiy and Brenda. Mrs. Jones is! the "former Mary Oliver, daugh- 1 lor of Mr.

and Mrs. John Oliver of London, England. Jones Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Jones of Sophia and is employed as quality con- 1rol engineer at Kaiser Aluminum at Ravenswood.

Hill. Kopperston, and Sears Coal City. L. W. DANA BANKER (right) explains her third place senior division winning entry, "Soft Tones." to Kathy Lucas and her mother, IMrs.

Alvin Lucas of Slab Fork, tvho attended the art class exhibit staged recently in Sophia by the Gulf Woman's Club. Another third place winner. Donna Belcher, was not present for the awards. Her entry in the junior division was entitled "Royalty." All students were beginners i in the classes conducted this summer by Miss of Crab Orchard. Jerry Via Judges were Mrs.

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