Kissam Scoboria Wedding Revealed
The wedding of Cathy Scoboria daughter of Mr and Mrs Glendon Scoboria Ivoryton Connecticut and Kenneth Ryerson Kissam Princeton son of Mrs Nancy Kissam Princeton and William Kissam Old Lyme Connecticut was held Saturday July 22 at Our Lady of Sorrows Church Essex Connecticut. Father David Walker officiated the 1130 am ceremony. Susan Scoboria was maid of honor and best man was David Kissam brother of the bridegroom. A reception followed at Castle Inn Cornfield Point Connecticut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cathy Scoboria
Glendon Scoboria
Ivoryton
Conn
Kenneth Ryerson Kissam
Priceton
Nancy Kissam
Princeton
William Kissam
Old Lyme
Our Lady of Sorrows Church
Essex
David Walker
Susan Scoboria
David Kissam
Castle Inn
Cornfield Point
Several Bluefield Princeton Birth Announcements Highlight Newborns
A stream of birth notices from Bluefield and Princeton announces newborns to local families. Douglas Watson Mays Jr born July 20 at Bluefield Community Hospital weighed 8 pounds 10 ounces to Franklin Mays Jr and wife. Bradley Barrett Truman born to Falls Mills residents Mrs Michael David Truman weighed 7 pounds 10 ounces. Ricky Dale II Morris born to Princeton residents Mrs Ricky Dale Morris weighed 5 pounds 15 ounces. Young Dowell III born July 27 at Princeton Community Hospital to Bluefield couple Mr and Mrs Young Dowell Jr weighing 6 pounds 6 ounces. James William Ruble Jr born July 28 at Princeton Community Hospital to Princeton parents weighing 6 pounds 132 ounces. Grandparents include the Blankenship and Ruble families from Princeton and Richmond Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Watson
Bluefield Community Hospital
Watson Franklin Mays Jr
James St
Bluefield
Vicki Dianne Kiser
Bradley Barrett
Michael David Truman
Falls Mills
Carolyn Sue Barrett
Ricky Dale II
Ricky Dale Morris
Princeton
Janet Marlene Jones
Young Dowell Jr
Young Dowell III
Princeton Community Hospital
Donna Anthony
Coy Lee Anthony
Dowell Young
Blue
James William Ruble
James William Jr
Sandra Kay Blankenship
William R. Blankenship
James Wesley Ruble
Elsie Lee Ruble
Richmond
Glass Country U S A collectors tour of West Virginia to Ohio
Vacationers explore Glass Country U S A a region spanning West Virginia Pennsylvania and Ohio famed for ten glass factories each offering free tours and gift shops. Visitors watch glassblowers mold molten glass view hand pressed patterns dating to the 18th century and purchase satin milk corn and slag glass plus modern pieces. Local inns hotels museums and map brochures guide tours from Grapeville to Bellaire with factories such as Westmoreland Lenox Glass Pilgrim Fenton Viking and Imperial Glass providing varied glassware and demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glass Country
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Ohio
The
Glass Crafts of America Association
Glass Crafts of America
Grant St
Pittsburgh
Grapeville
Westmoreland Glass
Mount Plesant
Lenox Crystal
L. E. Smith Glass Company
Mount Pleasant
Weston
W. Va
West Virginia Speciality Company
Ohio River
Williamstown
Fenton Art Glass
New Martinsville
Viking
Imperial Glass
Bellaire
Oho
All American shirtdress pattern in new catalog style
Advertisement for sewing patterns from Marian Marto ui Pattern Dept. at Bluefield Daily Telegraph offering patterns in misses sizes with yardage details and prices. Readers are invited to mail 1.50 per pattern plus 0.35 for first class mail and handling to obtain patterns and catalogs, including Instant Sewing and Fashion books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Marto Ui
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
West UK St
New York
Dear Polly on Cleaning Ivory Beads and Carvings
Polly Cramer Ivory asks how to remove yellow tinge from ivory beads and carvings. Readers suggest light cleaning with soap and water, avoid soaking to prevent separation, and drying with a soft cloth. Some advise lemon juice with salt, then wipe with a damp cloth, though guidance warns against lightening the ivory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polly
Lorena
Louise
Polly Pointers: reader problems and home tips
Dear Polly column shares reader queries on serving sizes in recipes stockings twisting on legs tips to prevent wrinkling a grass stain removal trick with morning dew a yarn threading method for crewel and needlepoint rug cleaning with a home shampoo kit and a request for reader submitted pointers from Polly's column credits and submission address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polly
Florence Dear Polly
Helen O
D.S
Loretta
Virgie
Ruby
Ardelle Polly
Miss Tabor Bride Elect Entertained At College Avenue Shower
Miss Vickie Tabor bride elect of Randy Hart was honored Friday at the Stamper home with a pink and white miscellaneous shower. Hostesses Virginia Chandler James Gibson Jr. and Dale Stamper presented a laundry basket of household items. Approximately 25 guests attended. The wedding is set for Saturday at 2 p.m. at Calvary Baptist Church Bluefield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vickie Tabor
Randy Hart
Virginia Chandler
James Gibson Jr
Dale Stamper
Stamper
College Avenue
Tammy Null
Joyce Hart
Betty Meredith
Midd Tabor
Wilma Hart
Cheri Beasley
Karen Meadows
Calvary Baptist Church
Bluefield
Calendar notices from Bluefield area clubs and meetings
Bluefield area organizations announce regular or special meetings with times and venues. Princeton Chapter of Aglow Fellowship meets at Green Acres Cafeteria at 11 15 a.m. Reservations required. Other groups include Shelby Heights Extension Homemakers Club, Princeton Delphian Club, FOE Auxiliary, Loyalty Rebekah Lodge, Montcalm Friends and Neighbors Homemakers Club, Old Guard and Auxiliary, Bluefield Quota Club luncheon, Bluewell Home Demonstration Club, Ridgecrest Duplicate Bridge Club, Bluestone Extension Homemakers, Pocahontas Woman's Club, Plant and Palette Garden Club bake sale, Golden Age Club dinner, Rock Chapter 130 Eastern Star, Macedonia Shrine White Shrine, and YWCA Duplicate Club with varied venues across Princeton, Bluefield, and area churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield
Woman's Page
June Grubb
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Princeton
Aglow Fellowship
Green Acres
Shelby Heights Extension Homemakers Club
Wilbert Thompson
Louise Grim
Princeton Delphian Club
W. N. McClaugherty
Douglas Street
FOE
Aerie
Princeton Avenue
Loyalty Rebekah Lodge
Moose Lodge
Roy Avenue
Montcalm Friends and Neighbors Homemakers Club
Old Guard
Trinity United Methodist Church
Bluefield Quota Club
Brier
Bluewell Home Demonstration Club
Ridgecrest Duplicate Bridge Club
R. L Shumate
Ridgecrest Road
Bluestone Extension Homemakers Club
Ebenzer United Methodist Church
Pocahontas Woman's Club
Plant and Palette Garden Club of
Princeton Bank and Trust Company
Golden Age Club
College Avenue
Rock Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Macedonia Shrine
White Shrine of
Jerusalem
Demo Women Dinner Meet Is Thursday
Mercer County Democratic Women’s Club invites members to the August meeting at Mrs. Evelyn Barker’s home in Bluewell on Thursday at 6 30 p m The group will meet on the Peoples Bank of Bluewell parking lot for directions to the Barker residence The meal begins with a chilled fruit soup made from nectarines sour cream and rose wine blended and served cold
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercer County
Democratic Women's Club
Evelyn Barker
Bluewell
Peoples Bank of
Barker
Apple Tree rehearsals at Barter Theatre with Byron Grant
Barter Theatre prepares The Apple Tree with a 15 member cast in blue jeans and leotards under musical director Byron Grant. Rex Partington and John Olen Scrymgeour helped cast, with leading roles for Sandy Laufer, Roger Kozol and Nicholas Wyman. Performances begin Aug 16 with Vanities running Aug 16 through Sept 3, Tuesday through Sunday evenings plus matinees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron Grant
Barter Theatre
Mr. Grant
Barter
Rex Partington
John Olen Scrymgeour
Sandy Laufer
Roger Kozol
Nicholas Wyman
Blue Jeans
the Playhouse
At Wit's End First Time All Alone
Erma Bombeck portrays a tense night as a mother and father face their son’s independence and imagined dangers. The couple argues about responsibility, worry, and the uneasy anticipation of a child living apart from home. A camping out moment ends with a humorous callback as the son answers from the tent, easing the fear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erma Bombeck
A Lovelier You Salad Menus
Mary Sue Miller offers salad ideas ideal for hot weather lunching. From vegetable and fruit mixes to potato and wax bean salads, plus smoked pork and chicken ham blends, the piece promotes low calorie dressings and varied presentations. A Pocket Calorie Counter leaflet is offered to readers, with a self addressed stamped envelope and 15 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Sue Miller
Births in Spanishburg and Northfork announce two newborns
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Allen Karnes Jr. of Spanishburg welcomed a son, Matthew Edward, born July 28 at Princeton Community Hospital weighing 6 pounds 2 ounces. A daughter, Maria Lyn, arrived July 21 at Bluefield weighing 8 pounds 3 ounces to Mrs. Ronald Lynn Holcomb of Northfork, mother not listed as Patricia Elaine Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Allen Karnes Jr
Spanishburg
Matthew Edward
Princeton Community Hospital
Maria Lyn
Bluefield Community Hospital
Ronald Lynn Holcomb
Northfork
Patricia Elaine Davis
Mrs Bernice Wood In Dublin For Father’s Death
Mrs Bernice Wood of 309 Madison Street travels to Dublin Virginia after the death of her father James Williams. Funeral arrangements are incomplete in Dublin. Freshen wilted lettuce by soaking in cold water with lemon juice, then refrigerate in a plastic bag until needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Wood
Madison Street
Dublin
James Williams
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Kissam-Scoboria
Kenneth Kissam
U.S.A
America
Blenko Glass
Milton
Viking Glass Company
Huntington
Pilgrim Glass Corporation
Ceredo
Kentucky-West Virginia
Pene
Ete
Warian Mass
Polly S
Polly Cramer
Ivory
By Polly Cramer
Miss Tabor
YWCA
Demo Women
L.thd
Ann Gibson
Sue
Grant
Jerry
Wit's End
Buddy
EL Satie
North Street
W.va
Oui Ais
Unique Cleaners
Bland Street
Thur
Industrial Park
Southwest Bank
Southwe
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