Unique Wedding Unites Viola Hancock and William Blalock
The wedding took place Wednesday at 6:30 PM in the First Presbyterian arch as Miss Viola Victoria Hancock and Mr. William M. Blalock joined in matrimony. Guests admired white decor, flowering plants, and a green arch as organist Mrs. I. S. Barrow accompanied bridesmaids and attendants. The bride wore ivory rope-back satin with a long train, while the groom and his attendants wore formal attire. The ceremony, led by Dr. Moore, drew praise for the couple and their families, who plan to reside in Charlotte, North Carolina.
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First Presbyterian Arch
Viola Victoria Ncock
W. A. Hancock
William M. Blalock
N. C
I. S. Barrow
J. Frank Maynard
Engrin
Ueh
J. B. Badeswith
W. E B. Smithman
Charles E. Hillman
St. Paul
Ja Simpson
Clyde Smith
Mise Lucille Hancock
Roa
Percy Hank
James
Louis Hancock
Hancock
Mary Catharine Cutler
Mary Jane Williams
Miss Hancock
V. J. G. Blalock
Benston
Aga
Moore
Christmas Circle Hostess Handing Out Joyful Gifts
Mrs. G F Richardson hosted Circle No 3 of Grace Methodist Church at her Rogers street home for the annual Christmas capsule event. Guests enjoyed a lit tree with varied packages, a Holy Night piano piece, a duet by Mrs. Frank Y Jackson and Mrs. Kirchner, and refreshments while many attendees offered greetings and gifts.
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G. F. Richardson
Rogers Street
Circle No. 3
Grace Methodist Church
Frank Y. Jackson
Kichner
Waterboard
Jack Bowles
Leroy Hoffman
Kirchner
W. PF. Hamlin
J. A Swats
Robert White
Robert Mulkey
Edith Stowe
R. N. Marcus
R. A. King
Sam White
G .F. Nichols
K. H.nie
J. E. Clark
A. L. Williamson
C. M Stevenson
Harry Preston
L. K. Thompson
N. B. Waterhouse
L. A. Perdue
Ba. Shott
Henry Davidson
J. B. Keith
Mabel Thompson
K. L. Lyle
Eugene Kirby
G. W Compton
Lockie Rankin
Mand Street Methodist Church
Hamilton
Margaret Hasley
Helen Spangler
James Elmer Brown
Music appreciation postponed to Tuesday after Christmas
The music appreciation event planned for this evening with Bertha Rodgin at the Rodgin home on Jefferson street is postponed to the Tuesday after Christmas. It will meet with Miss Rodgin then.
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Bertha Rodgin
Henry Rodgin
Jefferson Street
Miss Rodgin
Health slogan contest judges meet at 2 30 in Bailey building
The judges of the health slogan contest met yesterday afternoon at 2:30 in the Bailey building. The contest, run by Mrs. C. M. Hatcher, principal of Ramsay Street School, began November 15 and ended December 15. It was a difficult matter to finalize the awards.
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Bailey Building
C. M. Hatcher
Ramsay Street School
Flapper Fanny Picks Winners in School Health Contest
Flapper Fanny announces the winning entries from a health themed pageant. Winners include Idaee well balanced meals a day for work and play by Evalyne Tomason and others from Ramsey Fairview Telene School and more. Prizes of one dollar each donated by Mr R K Lez enby will be mailed after a list is sent.
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Ramsey
Idaee
ain —_ istere
Evalyne Tomason
Fairview
James Cherry
Gladys
Garland Williams
Telene
Marie Odell
James Ergiter
Bertha
R. KE. Lazenby
The
Hi School Association
Harvest Day Meeting at Grace Methodist Church
The regular monthly meeting of Grace Methodist Church Woman's Missionary Society is at the church this afternoon at 2:39. Harvest Day is observed in the regular program and full attendance is desired.
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Woman's Missionary Society of Grace Methodial Church
Christmas events at Trinity church and Baptist groups
Members of Mrs. L. E. Lemons Sunday school class host a Christmas tree and Pollyanna Class party at the Trinity church in the Sunday school room with Santa Claus for gifts. The Women’s Missionary Society of the First Baptist church meets at the annex at 2 30 this afternoon for Christmas offerings. The T E L class of Colle Avenue Baptist Sunday school will participate.
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the Trinity Church
Women's Missionay Society of the First Baptist Church
Annex
Colle Avenue
Regular social route meeting at Mrs Dillon home
The group holds its monthly social route gathering at 8 o clock at Mrs BE L Dillon's residence 911 Albemarle Street. All members are urged to attend because officer elections will occur. Each member should bring a gift for her capsule friend.
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BE. L. Dillon
Albemarne Street
Piano Concert by Miss Gertrude Henneman at Warlick rooms
Miss Gertrude Henneman, noted American concert pianist, performed nine numbers before about two hundred and pleased patrons. She explained each piece and demonstrated the Ampico version of The New r En Bateau, blending with the piano. The program included preludes, Gavotte, Nachtstück, Etude Melodique, and Scotch Poem, March Wind.
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Gertrude Henneman
Warlick Piano Rooms
Miss Henneman
Mise Henneman
Ampico
Amico
Orc
McDowell
Young People Missionary Society Meets Tonight
The Young People's Missionary Society of Trinity Methodist church will meet tonight with Miss Grace Heatherington on Albemarle Street. Members are asked to bring clues as this is the last meeting of the year. Music is the main feature next Sunday evening at Bland Street Methodist church with hymns and scripture readings during worship. A Christmas cantata The In-
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Young People’s Missionary Society of Trinity Methodist Church
Grace Heatherington
Albemarle Street
Bland Street Methodist Church
Choir and Orchestra Concert Led by James Bimer Brown
A choir of thirty five voices will perform with a twelve piece orchestra in the final half hour. The event will be conducted by James Bimer Brown and features a formal collaboration between choir and orchestra.
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James Bimer Brown
Marion Peterkin Circle Meets at Summers Street Home
The Marion Peterkin Circle of Christ Episcopal Church meets tonight at 7 45 at 119 Summers Street. Hostesses are Mrs Clingenpeel and Mrs Robert Lampton.
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Marion Peterkin
The
Christ Episco Church
Mra
Summers Street
Clingenpeel
Robert Lampton
Visitors and residents seen in Bluefield social round
Wm J Beury of Philadelphia visited Bluefield yesterday with his son from Algoma. J Bunia McQuall of New York also dropped by. Rev J T Stinson, pastor, returns from South Boston Va. Lena Morris comes back for winter after Spout Springs trip. Local ladies and out of town guests seen shopping and attending a First Presbyterian wedding and Blalock Hancock nuptials in Bluefield.
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Wm. J. Beury
Philadelphia
H. B. de Jarnette
Princeton
Edward Jackson
William Gillespie
Tazewell
Bluefield
Willetta Allen
Atlanta
Kyle McDowell
Mercer Street
Miss Allen
Bland Street
Allen
Percy Hancock
Lucilie Hancock
Roanoke
First Presbyterian Church
John Hancock
Lionel Atwill and Elsie Mackay Divorce Case Leads
New York reports Lionel Atwill stage producer sues for divorce naming Max Montesole as co respondent. Elsie Mackay seeks $550 weekly alimony and $7,500 counsel fees. Montesole accused of winning Mrs Atwill’s affections while a guest at their Douglaston home.
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New York
Lionel Atwill
Bilsie Mackay
Atwill
Montesole
Douglaston
Long Island
West 68th raid leads to disputed separation claims
Police raided an apartment on West 68th Street where Mrs Atwill and Montesole were found after her husband and three detectives and his chauffeur served papers on Friday. Mrs Atwill denies all charges, saying he refused separation by agreement and kept her at his home under threats of disgraceful accusations.
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West 68Th Street
Montesole
Doubt Over Argentine Crop Estimate Sparks Wheat Rally
Chicago reports on December 16 show doubt about Argentine crop estimates shifting wheat prices after earlier declines. Traders cited a potential overestimate while Armour Grain’s George E Saunders and other sources indicated growth may be overstated, lifting prices late and closing 5-8 to 35-8 cents higher. December futures ended at 1.75 dollars, the day’s sharpest gain.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
South America
George E. Saunders
Armour Grain Company
Statement Issued by Three Sororities in Morgantown
Morgantown West Virginia December 16 after days of investigation into a controversy between national sororities. The inquiry examined interchapter relations and potential policy breaches affecting campus activities and student bodies. No further details were provided.
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Morgantown
W. Va
West
Pan-Hellenic clash over pledging at Ohio University
Representatives of Pi Beta Phi Alpha Delta Kappa Kappa Gamma issued a statement upholding the Pan-Hellenic body after Chi Omega secured a court injunction to restrain the Pan-American Association from pledging new members. An ultimatum demanded withdrawal of the injunction and a public apology, which Chi Omega refused. The matter may be taken to the national Pan-Hellenic association meeting in Dallas on January 4.
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Ginia University
Chi Omega
Pan-American Association
Oise Anna Oaken
Chapin
Iland
Pi Beta Phi Re
Anna M. Knote
Mansfield Ohio
Alpha Thi Delta
Chas A. Harris
Indianapolis
Nationa
Kappa Kappa Gamma
National
Pan-Hellenic Association
Dallas
Texas
Goncourt Prize Awarded to Maurice Genevoix for Parriot
Paris datelined report states Maurice Genevoix won the 1926 Goncourt prize for his novel Parriot. The Prix Femina Vie Heureuse went to Joseph Delthell for Jeanne D Arc, a controversial work due to its provocative portrayal.
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Paris
Maurice Genevoix
Goncourt Prize
Ordinary Buttermilk Cream for Wrinkles Advised
A period advertisement touts using buttermilk and cream as a Grandmother’s recipe to whiten skin reduce wrinkles and remove sallowness. It promotes Howard's Buttermilk Cream sold in small quantities at drug stores with a guarantee of noticeable improvement after the first application or a refund.
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Bluefield Pharmacy
End Pharmacy
Fairview
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Blalock-Hancock
Marie Lester
Lois Lazenby
Virginia Thornhill
Catherine Ganona
Lois Ralphs
Nelile Convey
Gladys Idron
R. F. Kerfoot
Presewell Haley
Otho Vixens
Garnet French
Clark Reese
Charlie Barker
Doug Long
Jack Tucker
Cecil Crockett
Randolph An Wayne Farmer
Bernard
Mitey
Flapper
Harvest Day Meeting
Doctor Gradus
Trinity Young People
Bland Street Music
Cohen
Lenox
China
Towle Silver
Isadore Cohenco
Lionel
Elsie
Goncourt
Lenett
Princeton Avenue
Lenett’s Boot Shop
Gary
Welch
Logan
Kimball
Northfork
Williamson
Huntington
Baltimore
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