Miss Mullin to Wed Cpl Valdo This Afternoon
Miss Ann Maj orite Mullin and Cpl Alexander andolph Valdo of the United States Marine Corps will wed at 4 o clock this afternoon at Hanover Avenue Christian Church Richmond. The Rev George Curtis Jones will perform the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Majorite Mullin
Cpl
Alexander Andolph Valdo
United States Marine Corps
North Tazewell
Hanover Avenue Christian Church
Richmond
George Curtis Jones
Miss Mullin
Grattlin
Tazewell
Robert Spencer Mullin
Blacksburg
Angela Spotswood Taylor
Danbury
N. C
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Pfc
Carl Eugene Sutter
Detroit
Mich
Garden Club Welcomes New Members and Honorary Member
Rhododendron Garden club admitted two new members and one honorary member at Thursday’s meeting hosted by president Mrs. John O Keeffe on Watton Avenue. Mrs. Rangeley donated The Complete Book of Flower Arrangements. Plans for beautifying Preston Street school grounds were discussed and a Christmas arrangement demonstration followed. The next meeting will be at Mrs. William Posten’s home on College Drive apartments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhododendron Garden Club
John O’keeffe
Watton Avenue
Eugene Stowers, Jr
Robert Shumate
Joe Rangeley
Mrs Floyd Blount Visits Bramwell for Church Event
Mrs Floyd Blount of Syracuse New York has traveled to Bramwell to stay with Mrs Edward Cooper on Oakhurst Avenue She will play the pipe organ at Bramwell Presbyterian Church Sunday morning The visitor is to remain in Bramwell for a week meanwhile the note mentions The Teachings of Amenope as a near literal translation of The Proverbs of Solomon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Blount
Syracuse
N. Y
E. W. Horton
Oakhurst Avenue
Bramwell
Edward Cooper
Bramwell Presbyterian Church
Blount
Dixon Jones
Lord Is
My Light
Edwards
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Marvin Bostian
Gloria
Wesley
Bach
Church Music at Various Fort Worth Congregations
Henry Fortune leads a morning service at Bland Street Methodist with solo and choral pieces including Brightest and Best and O Sing Unto the Lord. The five o clock vesper features a thirty child Chancel Choir and selections such as Softly Around Us the Shadows Are Falling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Fortune
Frank la Forge
Bland Street Methodist Church
Ipng
James Wooldridge, Jr
Harry Wibbard
John Wainwright
William R. Spence
God
Robert Jackson
J. F. Prysinger
Feliz Mendelssohn
L. Becker
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Jones
Lewis Reiland
Handel
Dvorak
Catherine Acuff
Ellen Jane Holsoppe
Circles Hold Annual Yule Banquet at Grace Methodist
Circles 1 and 2 of Circle 12 at Grace Methodist held their Christmas banquet in the Appalachian room. Mrs. W. E. DeBrick and Mrs. A. M. Wilburn led, with Miss Ellene Johnston giving devotions and Miss Ruth Sage delivering humorous readings. Gifts were exchanged for perfect attendance, and a message of smiles was sent to ill Evelyn Cowling. Names were drawn for new circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle 12
Grace Methodist Church
W. E. DeBrick
A. M. Wilburn
Appalachian Assembly Room
J. O. Bell
Ellene Johnston
Ruth Sage
John Land, Jr
Bernard Wills
Evelyn Cowling
Bluefield Garden Club Holds Meet and Plans
The Bluefield Garden club chaired by Mrs. Milner Mitchell met at Mrs. Ernst Otey’s home. A Christmas workshop on December 22 was planned with hospital tray favors and a talk on broadleaved evergreens by Mrs. P. Dick Woods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield
Norfolk
Edwin C. Wade
P. Dick Woods
Abelia
Wesleyan Circle Rummage and Bake Sale Held at Maytag Office
Circle 3 of Wesleyan Service Guild of Trinity Methodist church hosts a rummage and bake sale at the Maytag office today from 9 to 5 o'clock. Proceeds support church missions and community aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle 3
Wesleyan Service Guild
Trinity Methodist Church
Maytag
Christmas Party Held By Lodge
A Bluefield lodge 59 D of H P A held its Christmas party after a regular meeting at Red Men hall. Mrs Dorothy Clark led the program with Grace Houchins of Norfolk entertaining, Georgia Webb and Sadie Hill singing carols. Sadie Hill announced secret pals and gifts were exchanged. Refreshments followed served by Ruth Whittaker Isabelle Crowell Witt and Rhoda Brooke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield Lodge
Red Men's Hall
Thomas Street
Dorothy Clark
Grace Houchins
Norfolk
Georgia Webb
Sadie Hill
Ruth Whittaker
Isabelle Crowell
Oo Witt
Rhoda
Orok
Parents To Advise Youth On Marriage
Dear Miss Dix letters discuss a 16 year old girl and 18 year old boyfriend seeking marriage. A worried mother defends waiting until both have support and a steady income. The answer stresses that without earnings marriage risks divorce and poverty, urging parental guidance to delay nuptials until stable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss DIX
Love
Thief Loots Charleston Safe of Capitol Transfer
A thief broke into the Capitol Transfer and Storage company in downtown Charleston and stole 3420 dollars in checks government bonds and cash from an unlocked safe. The intruder left a 20 inch screwdriver used to enter the building, police said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Va
Capitol Transfer and Storage Company
Dessert Matinee Honors Bride Ruth Tabor Bondurant
Mrs William Irvin Bondurant the former Ruth Tabor was honored at a dessert matinee by the Girls Service club of Appalachian Electric Power yesterday at 12 30 in the Community room. The room featured Christmas decorations and Yale arrangements while the social committee served. Mrs Evelln Simmons presided and Mrs Alice Coulter presented a piano program. The bride received a corsage and a place setting of her chosen silver from Miss Betty Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Irvin Bondurant
Ruth Tabor
Girls Service Club
Appalachian Electric Power Company
Yale
Evelln Simmons
Alice Coulter
Betty Miller
Glama Club Plans Holiday Activities With New Members
New Glama club members Tina Bailey Pat Hawley Geraldine Kegley Barbara Fleshman and Mary Ellen Crow were welcomed at Rita Ashworth’s Dearborn home presiding Norma Kirk outlined plans for December 19 hospital visits followed by city caroling. A fruit basket committee Dor rance Crawford Inez Owenby Betty Crotty and Shirley Ann Jones was formed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glama Club
Rita Ashworth
Dearborn
Norma Kirk
Tina Bailey
Pat Hawley
Geraldine Kegley
Barbara Fleshman
Mary Ellen Crow
Dorrance Crawford
Inez Owenby
Betty Crotty
Shirley Ann Jones
Church Circle Meets at Grace Methodist Home
Mrs. W. A. Honeycutt hosted the Grace Methodist church circle for its annual fast meeting. Bible teacher Mrs. Giberson reviewed the year’s study and spoke on Giving, with devotional by Mrs. Underwood. Special member Mrs. B. Houchins of Norfolk, Virginia, joined, and a Pollyanna party followed with gifts and name reveals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Honeycutt
Grace Methodist Church
A.hock
W. C. Giberson
H. M. Underwood
B. Houchins
Norfolk
Garden Club Meeting Luncheon Saturday Calendar
Miniature Garden club led by Miss Nancy Harry will meet at Miss Carolyn Brunner’s Parkeway home for a luncheon gathering. The fragment recalls Alexander the Great’s death in 323 and the division of his empire among his generals before Egypt’s Ptolemy era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miniature Garden Club
Nancy Harry
Carolyn Brunner
Parkeway
Alexander the Great
Egypt
Ptolemy
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Ann Mullin
Cpl. Valdo
Garden Club
Solomon
Amenope
Senate
AYEDA
America
Jesus
Paul Collins
Pat Albright
Tschaikowsky
Harker
G. E. Fickersen
First Presbyterian Church
Meredith
Charles Cassell
Israel
Weinberger
Demorest
Guilmant
James B. Wooldridge, Jr
First Christian Church
Matthews
Adams
Charles Nichols
Ella Nash Jarrell
Lon M. Rish
College Avenue Baptist Church
Jesus L
Aelise French
E. M. White
Howard Meadows
First Baptist Church
Florence Moore
H. G. Williams
Hatton- Thompson
GIA Division
GIA
B. of L. E
Appalachian Hall
Engineers
Mattie Carroll
Norma Chandler
Joyce Smith
Phillip Lilly
Gounod
Eugene Jones
Robert Schumann
Durand
Frank C. Huston
Egg and Flager
Bluefield Garden Club
Emily Post
Mrs. Post
Wesleyan Circle
Madame Lee Palmist
Bluefield City Limits
Dorothy DIX
Mill's Food Market
Church Circle
Bland Street
Fur Felts
Stetson
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