Miss Stewart Weds Pfc. Blanton in Parkland Md Ceremony
Miss Stewart becomes Mrs D. B. Stewart in an April 4 wedding at Parkland Maryland. The bride wore poudre blue with gardenia corsage and was attended by her sister Mrs G M Butt. The groom is Pfc. B C Blanton of Fort Myer Virginia. The couple will live at 503 12th Street G E Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart
Pfc
B. C. Blanton
Fort Myer
Parkland
Ates
Robert L. Whittenburg
G. M. Butt
12Th Street
G. E
Washington, D. C
Fathers Honored At Ceres School PTA Night
Brooks Hardy assistant superintendent of Mercer county Schools spoke on education systems in different countries at the Ceres Parent Teachers Association Fathers Night observance. A. J. Cole former school board member also spoke. Rev. L. W. Rhody led devotionals. Naomi Godsey sang Always, a trio including Frances and Jean Smith and Naomi Godsey sang Goodnight Sweet Dreams. Refreshments followed.
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Brooks Hardy
Mercer County Schools
Ceres Parenthers Association
Hardy
A. J. Cole
America
Frances
Jean Smith
Naomi Godsey
Club Calendar Evening Programs Across Local Groups
Twenty club with Miss Kitty Smoot at Cumberland. McClung Sunday School class at First Presbyterian in ladies' parlor. East River Mountain Garden club meets at Appalachian assembly room. Heatherwood Garden club with Mrs Joe Bowen on Jefferson street. Executive Board of Woman's Auxiliary at First Presbyterian in church house. Westminster Woman's Auxiliary meeting at church. WCTU gathering in Bethany hall First Christian church. John Chapman chapter DAR with Mrs L E Tierney at Country Club hill. Bluefield Chapter Hadassah meets at B'nai B'rith hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kitty Smoot
Cumberland
McClung
First Presbyterian Church
Paof
East River Mountain Garden Club
Appalachian Assembly Room
Heatherwood Garden Club
Joe Bowen
Jefferson Street
Woman's Auxiliary
Church House
Westminster Woman's Auxiliary
WCTU
Bethany Hall
First Christian Church
John Chapman
Dar
L. E. Tierney
Country Club Hill
Bluefield
Hadassah
B'nai B'rith Hall
Quota Club To Install New Officers
Miss Minnie Weaver will be installed as president of the Bluefield Quota Club with other newly elected officers at the annual banquet at 6 30 Wednesday evening at the West Virginian hotel. Mrs Margaret Hendricks is retiring president. Members yet to RSVP should call Miss Billie Brammer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Weaver
Bluefield Quota Club
West Virginian Hotel
Margaret Hendricks
Billie Brammer
Beyond Reason A Farce Stirs Ramsey Junior High Audience
A large Ramsey junior high Speech club audience praised the three act farce Beyond Reason in Ramsey auditorium. Billy Burkett played the fiendish doctor and Celia Lewis his nurse. Dolores Davis and Billy Myles portrayed detectives. Dorothy Belcher and Tommy Heldreth provided blackface comedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramsey Junior High School
Ramsey Auditorium
Billy Burkett
Celia Lewis
Dolores Davis
Billy Myles
Dorothy Belcher
Tommy Heldreth
Emily Cowling
Barbara Hager
Edgar Bibbs
Arthur Gene Riley
Shirley Parkey
Joe Powell
Charles Bailey
Esther Irene Graham
Felows
Susan Little
Bill Gole
Mary Ellen Crowe
Phyllis Ann Howe
Betty Elmore
Lynn Cole
Tommie Fallis
Births Report From Bluefield Sanitarium
Mr and Mrs Noah McGrady of Montcalm welcome a daughter born Monday morning at Bluefield sanitarium. Mr McGrady works for American Coal at Crane Creek. A daughter greet Mr and Mrs Albert Sarver of Bland Virginia at Bluefield sanitarium on Sunday with Mr Sarver in military service. A daughter born Monday morning to Mr and Mrs Clinton Ballard of Rich Creek Virginia. Ballard employed at Narrows Celanese plant. Mr and Mrs W D Davis of Rocky Gap report a daughter born Sunday at Bluefield sanitarium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noah McGrady
Montcalm
Bluefield Sanitarium
American Coal Company
Crane Creek
Albert Sarver
Bland, Va
Sarver
Armed Forces
Clinton Ballard
Rich Creek
Bluefield
W. D. Davis
Rocky Gap
Local Personal Notices From College Avenue Area
Ensign Edward S. Douglas and Mrs. Douglas of Miami visit their parents Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Douglas and Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Witt on College avenue. Mrs. C. B. Clifton returns home after visiting her daughter in Norfolk Virginia. Sammie Stanley of Roanoke is weekend guest of Mr. and Mrs. William McClaugherty at 116 Oakhurst avenues. John A. Gilmore and daughter Diane return to Waynesboro after visiting the McClaughertys. Mr. and Mrs. F E. B. Hager return from St. Albans after a weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Allen B. McMullin return home after winter in St. Petersburg Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ensign Edward S. Douglas
Douglas
Miami
Fla
S. C. Douglas
E. P. Witt
College Avenue
C. B. Clifton
Highland Avenue
L. A. Unree
Norfolk
Sammie Stanley
Roanoke
William McClaugherty
Oakhurst
Bluefield Country Club Plans Dinner-Dance Event
The Bluefield Country Club house committee announces a dinner-dance in the main ballroom on Saturday evening. Dinner is served 7 to 9 and dancing goes until 11 59 p m. Members may reserve by calling Mrs Alma Risley at 9521. Future dates for bingo parties and other events will be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield Country Club
Alma Risley
Dial 9521
Spring Meet Planned By Baptist Group
The Mi nerva Easley group will hold its spring meeting at the Boissevain Baptist church at 10 30 Thursday morning. Frank H. Connelly, a 28 year missionary in Tsining Shantung north China, will be the speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minerva Easley Group
Baptist Church
Boissevain
Frank H. Connelly
Tsining
Shantung
North China
Hadassah Meeting Set at B'nai B'rith Hall Wednesday
Bluefield Chapter of Hadassah the Zionist group will meet Wednesday at 8 pm in B'nai B'rith hall with Mrs Nathan Effron presiding Hostesses Mrs Sam Shaman and Mrs Max Auerbach will greet members Members are reminded to bring their blue boxes to be collected at the meeting
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield
Hadassah
Woman's Zionist Organization
B'nai B'rith Hall
Nathan Effron
Sam Shaman
Max Auerbach
East River Mountain Garden Club Meeting Planned
The East River Mountain Garden Club will meet Wednesday at 10 15 in the Appalachian assembly room with Mrs W R Graham presiding. Mrs J Y Hill is program chairman. Members should bring playing cards to be sent to veterans at Ashford General Hospital White Sulphur Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East River Mountain Garden Club
Appalachian Assembly Room
W. R. Graham
J. Y. Hill
Ashford General Hospital
White Sulphur Springs
Board Will Meet Woman's Auxiliary of First Presbyterian
The executive board of the Woman's Auxiliary of the First Presbyterian church will meet Wednesday at 2 p.m. in the church house.
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Woman's Auxiliary of
The
First Presbyterian Church
Flares for Flyers New hand held distress signals by cans pressed into service
The military adopts small distress flares made from a talcum powder can and kitchen paprika can. Over 1,500,000 units ordered by the government per R C Taylor of American Can Co. A water entry flyer releases colored smoke by pulling a ring from the container.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
R. C. Taylor
American Can Co
Welch man charged with bigamy
Albert Mitchem of Davy is free on bond awaiting grand jury action on bigamy. He was arraigned before justice W R Lockhart and accused of marrying Virginia Wyatt on October 3 1936 and Dorothy Burkes on November 14 1944. The charge was brought by brother in law Arthur Edmondson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Mitchem
Davy
Justice of the Peace
W. R. Lockhart
Mitchem
Virginia Wyatt
Dorothy Burkes
Arthur Edmondson
J Harrison Stacey Succumbs At Panther
J Harrison Stacey 51 of Panther died at home from a heart ailment. Funeral services set for 11:30 a m Wednesday at the home with Rev Taylor Blankenship and Rev Calvis Whitt officiating. Interment in Kroll cemetery. Survivors include widow Bertha Stacey two sons Phineas of Panther and Foy in Germany and a daughter Opal Hylton of Big Rock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Harrison Stacey
Panther
Taylor Blankenship
Blackey
Calvis Whitt
Kroll
Mr. Stacey
Harrison Stacey
Bertha Stacey
Phineas
Foy
U. S. Army
Germany
Opal Hylton
Big Rock
Two Autos Stolen In Welch Recovered In Columbus
Two cars reported stolen from the Welch municipal parking building in the past two weeks were recovered in Columbus Ohio. One car belonged to Mrs Edna Whitt of Welch and the other to Jack Brickley of Gary No 7. The Dodge was found with a burned out motor. City officers Vance Spangler and Buster Dotson retrieved the vehicles by car, one pulling the other.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Edna Whitt
Welch
Jack Brickley
Gary No. 7
Vance Spangler
Buster Dotson
Marion Rose of Raysal Widowed Man Laid to Rest
Funeral services were held yesterday for Marion Rose, 78, of Raysal who died Sunday at home. Rev. Rose Dunford led the service and burial followed in Rose cemetery. He was born in McDowell County and lived his life in the area. survived by his wife Nancy and nine children: John, Marion Jr, Dave, Bill Rose. Mary Jane Mullens. Laura Whitt. Della Mullens. Lula Swinney. Ardie Rutter, all of Raysal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Rose
Raysal
Rose Dunford
Rose Cemetery
Rose
McDowell County
Nancy Rose
John
Marion, Jr
Dave
Bill Rose
Mary Jane Mullens
Laura Whitt
Della Mullens
Lula Swinney
Ardie Rutter
Ravysal
Funeral Rites Set For William Lee Bragg
Funeral services for William Lee Bragg 74 of War will be held at War Methodist church this afternoon with Rev J M Wysor and Rev L R Van Sickle officiating. Burial follows in Maple Hill cemetery Bluefield. Survived by wife daughters and a host of relatives including grandchildren and great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Methodist Church
William Lee Bragg
War
Huntington
J. M. Wysor
Berwind
L. R. van Sickle
Buria
Maple Hill Cemetery
Bluefield
Francis M
Christine Totten Bragg
Cedar Bluff
George Asbury
Sophia
W. Va
Jess Waldron
Oak Hill
B. E. Hash
Starke
Pla
J. W. Russell
Johnny T. Sparks
U.S. Navy
Lola E. Sparks
Detroit
Mich
Robert T. Bragg
John B. Crawford
North Tazewell
O. L. Skeens
Bradshaw
Julia Bragg
Welch Soldier Arrives Home From Europe
Mr and Mrs W S Nunnery of Welch celebrate as their son Pfc Sam Nunnery Jr arrives in the United States on leave after nearly three years overseas. A veteran of North Africa Sicily Italy and the western front he served with infantry after transferring from anti aircraft. Two other Nunnery sons are overseas including Cpl Mack Nunnery in Germany and S/Sgt Jimmy Nunnery on Iwo Jima.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Nunnery
Welch
Pfc
Sam Nunnery, Jr
States
Seventh Army
France
Italy
Cpl
Mack Nunnery
Signal Corps
12Th Army Group
Germany
Jimmy
Iwo Jima
Veteran of European Front Visits In City
Tony Casali son of Mr and Mrs Casali of near Princeton and former Daily News sports editor is on rotation furlough from the third army visiting friends in Welch Set. He has served in the European theatre since last August and wears battle stars and the combat infantryman's badge. His brother Lt Col Odi Casali is at Fort Benning Georgia. Brazil gets its name from its earliest export pau Brasil, a tree yielding crimson dye.
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Tony Casali
Coal Operators Name Officers
O L Alexander of New York was elected president of the Pocahontas Coal Operators association at the annual meeting. Col John J Lincoln of Elkorn became chairman of the board after serving as president since 1931. William Beary of Algoma became vice president. Henry F Warden of Algoma re elected treasurer. W E E Kuepler re elected executive secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. L. Alexander
New York
Pocahontas Fuel Company
Pocahontas Coal Operators Association
Alexander
Col
John J. Lincoln
Elknorn
William Beary
Algoma
Algoma Coal and Coke Company
Henry F. Warden
American Coal Company
W. E. E. Kuepler
Col. Lincoln
Association
Koepler
Junior Chamber Meeting Heads Tonight In Bluefield
The Greater Bluefield Junior Chamber of Commerce hosts a 6:30 dinner at the West Virginia hotel. War Production Board official Mr Mitchell from Charleston will aid a local tin salvage drive, assisting the scrap drive committee chaired by Eric DeBrick with Charles Crawford guiding the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greater Bluefield
Annual association meeting reports no committee changes
Members attended the annual meeting and announced that there were no changes to the personnel of the various committees.
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Miss Stewart
Blanton
Ceres School
PTA
Ghase and
Sanborn Coffee
Furriers
Baker's
Commerce Street
Granade Theatre
Quota Club
Nabisco
Poumt
National Biscuit Company
Bes
OMA, Optical Stores Co
Princeton Avenue
Welch News
M’dowell
J. Harrison Stacy
Marion Rose of
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Olydia Epinkhams
Federa
IENTT
W. V
Europe
European Front
Brazil
Pau Brasil
Goodykoontz Drug Store
Don Vance
Bailey Lumber Company
Bluefield Jewelry Co
Princeton Ave
Ian
WFA
OPA
Homemaker
Appalachian
Electric Power CO