Bailey Bailey wedding announced in Bluefield Virginia
The article reports the marriage of Miss Winnie Bailey and Mr Arthur Bailey at the First Christian church parsonage in Bluefield Virginia on December 12. The bride, daughter of A E Bailey, is a Conard College graduate and rural teacher. the groom, son of Mrs Nora Zley, works as a salesman for Bluefield Hardware Company. The couple left for Cincinnati and other cities and will reside with Mr Bailey’s mother after a few days.
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Winnie Bailey
Arthur Bailey
First Christian Church
Blueid
A. E. Bailey
Bluefield-Princen Road
Conrd College
Beaver Pond
Nora Zley
Minefield
Princeton
Bluefeld Hardward Company
Cincinnati
Mr. Failey
Wedding at Trinity Methodist Church in Bluefield
On Christmas Day at 4 o'clock, Rev J M Carter officiated the ceremony for Miss Grose close, daughter of the late G W Grose, and Mr. Wagner, of the N and W railway. The couple, admired for character and appearance, will reside on Princeton Avenue Bluefield.
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Trinity Methodist Church
J. M. Carter
E. 8. Pedigo
G. W. Groseclose
Bluefield
Wagner
Mrs. Wagner
Princeton Avenue
Danville Bride Elizabeth Penn Weds Everett Carter
Elizabeth Penn and Everett Emory Carter wed at the bride’s Main Street home with a southern floral backdrop. Rev George E Booker officiated as Basil Browder led music. reception followed with family and friends, then the couple departed for New York and Canada before settling at 1020 Main Street.
Christmas social sketches and travel visits noted in Beckley
Moore pastor hosts boys at apartment supper with Katharine Guthrie assisting. Calvary Baptist pageant Children of Bethlehem set for Wade School auditorium at 7 45 pm, public invited. Local families plan holidays with relatives across Virginia and Ohio while Beclley residents travel for Christmas and visits.
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Senoir B. Y. P. A
Calvary Baptist Church
Children of Bethlehem
Wade School
Country Club Hosts Holiday Dance Events at Icefield Club
The Icefield Country Club staged numerous holiday events with about 150 guests on Christmas Day for a dansant by Edwards Collegians. Lou Davidson’s orchestra was set for December 30 with more dances planned around New Year’s, hosted by the Hoffards and the Markle family.
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Icefield Country Club
Edwards’ Collegians
Nelly
Lou Davidson
Hudson Hoffard
Misses Huffard
Herbert Markle
Mise Markle
Holiday Dance at Bluefield Country Club Acknowledges Leckie and Chariton Hosts
A Friday evening dance at Bluefield Country Club hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Edward Leckie and Harry Chariton Jr. drew about four hundred invitations. Mrs. Leckie wore a white costume with iridescent beads and a red rose corsage. Mrs. Harry Chariton wore a blue gown with a red corsage. Edwards' Collegians provided music. punch, sandwiches, ices, and hot coffee were served amid Christmas decorations and festive gowns among guests.
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Bluefield Country Club
Douglas Edward Leckie
Harry Chariton, Jr
Edwards’ Collegians
Caldwell Home Hosts Yuletide Progressive Rock Party
Mr and Mrs C J Caldwell entertained Friday evening with a five table progressive rock party at their Washington street home. The decor featured holly poinsettias and other seasonal touches. High score went to Will C Easley. future party planned for Tuesday afternoon the coming week.
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C. J. Caldwell
Washington Street
Hazel
Lola Caldwell
Phyllis Debrick
R. C. McClaugherty
H. M. Williams
C. R. Goodson
W. EB. Debrick
W. H. Carr
Will C. Easley
G. W. Hetherington
R. E. Rinard
L. B. Lemons
Deaumer Family Hosts Open House on Christmas Day
Misses Bertha Lois and Virginia Deaumer welcomed many friends at home on Christmas Day with mother Mrs. T. O. Deaumer and helpers Dorothy Dillard Frances Walker Helen Scott Gordon Dick and Billy Zimmerman. The house was festively decorated and guests were served punch cake and candies from 3 to midnight.
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Bertha
Lois
Virginia Deaumer
T. O. Deaumer
Dorothy Dillard
Frances Walker
Helen Scott
Gordon Dick
Billy Zimmerman
Christmas Eve Dance At Bluefield Home
Miss Ruth Lipes of Bluefield Virginia entertained many friends with a Christmas Eve dance. Guests included Liza Williamson Nancye Clair Elizabeth Gillespie Margaret Calloway Edith Elswick Marie Deaton Janet Grant and others with Rudolph Repass George Pyle Latane Pyle Latane Garst June Williams Paul Cole Audrey Reynolds Carl Gillespie Steve Davenport Billie Davidson Sid Shell and George Alfred Deaton. A three course lunch was served at midnight. Christmas tree favors and presents were distributed.
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Ruth Lipes
Bluefield
Liza Williamson
Nancye &. Clair
Elizabeth Gillespie
Margaret Calloway
Edith Elswick
Marie Deaton
Janet Grant
Rufus Repass
George Pyle
Latane Pyle
Latane Garst
Christopher and the Clockmakers in the Invention Series
The sixth volume of the invention series by Sara Ware Bassett may be obtained at the Bluefield Public Library. Christopher Burton loses sight for a school year after scarlet fever and, idle at home, asks to visit his father’s jewelry store. There he befriends clerks and becomes fascinated by McPherson the clockmaker.
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McPherson
Christopher
Christo
Christopher and the Clockmakers
Sara Ware Bassett
Bluefield Public Library
Christopher Burton
Burton
Christmas stamp sale nears $1200 in progress
The Woman's Club reports receipts already near 1200 with final figures pending. Members are urged to send in donations toward a 1500 goal as proceeds fund tuberculosis prevention and combating its ravages.
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Woman's Club
F. L. Black
Bridge Tea for Miss Bruffey Honored Guest in City
Mrs. C J Reynolds hosts a Wednesday afternoon bridge session for Miss H Bruffey of University of Virgin. The guests will join for supper at 6 PM with several local gentlemen. Miss Bruffey is celebrated alongside Misses Nan and Lucy Taylor of Waynesboro at Mrs Marshall Sinclair’s home for further informal social events.
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Thelma Johnston
Marion College
L. Johnston
Gor
Shawnville
Wade
Agnes Barner
Nan
Lucy Taylor
Waynesboro
Marshall Sinclair
Hope Bruffey
University of Virginia
C. J. Reynolds
Edythe Gilmore
Bramwell
Villa Madonna Academy
Covington
Anna Gilmore
W. J. Woolwine
Bluefield Sanitarium
Virginia Pearson
Portland
Ore
Beckley
A. D. Wood
Giles Street
Roy D. Hankln
Louise Hess
Danville
Hankln
Everett Carter
Eliza Penn
R. L. Melcher
Roy
Helen
Roanoke
Bridge
Miss H Bruffey
University of Virgin
Miss Bruffey
Lucy Tylor
Mrs. C. B. Bane Hosts Christmas Gathering
Mrs. C. B. Bane entertained Friday evening with a family gathering at home lavishly decorated for Christmas. Mrs. F. Y. Jackson and Miss Cora Nelson of Bristol were guests as Mrs. Jackson led numbers and Mrs. Banced served refreshments.
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C. B. Bane
F. Y. Jackson
Cora Nelson
Bristol
Bluefield Union Invites Public to Free Sunday Meeting
The Bluefield Typepraghians Union No. 644 invites all to attend Sunday December 27 1925 at 3 o clock. Admission is free and the event is open to the public.
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Bluefield Typepraghians Union
Shrine Club First Anniversary Dance at Masonic Temple
The Shrine Club holds its first anniversary dance and reception at the Masonic Temple on Wednesday December 20 at 9 PM. Shriners and their ladies are invited. Repass Orchestra provides music and refreshments will be served.
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Shrine Club
Masonic Temple
Shriners
W C T U to Meet Tuesday at Y M C A
The W C T U will meet Tuesday at 3 o clock with Mrs. C E Fisher at the YMCA 155 Roanoke Street. The regular meeting postponed last week due to Christmas holidays.
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C. E. Fisher
Roanoke Street
Ular
Laurel Debating Club Event at Walnut Street Home
The Laurel Debating Club of Beaver high school hosts a gathering for Alumna members at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Jackson on Walnut Street Tuesday evening December 29 at 8 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurel Debating Club
Beaver High School
C. W. Jackson
Walnut Street
Asher Bible Council Postpones Meeting Then Turkey Supper
There will be no meeting of the Asher Bible Council Monday evening. A turkey supper will be served to members the following evening January 4 at the Y. W. A.
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Asher Bible Council
Noel Cantata At Grace Methodist Church This Evening
At Grace Methodist Church this evening at 7 30 a cantata titled Noel will be presented under the direction of Miss Ella Holroyd. The public is invited.
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Grace Methodist Church
Noel
Ella Holroyd
Bluefield Chapter to Meet at Masonic Temple Monday
Bluefield Chapter No 66 Order of the Eastern Star will hold its meeting Monday at 8 o'clock in the Masonic Temple. There will be no ceremony at this session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield
Order of Eastren Star
Masonic Temple
Advanced pupils of Mrs Jackson recital set at Warlicks
Advanced pupils of Mrs F Y Jackson will be presented in a recital Monday evening at 8 o'clock at Warlick's piano rooms. The public is invited.
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F. Y. Jackson
Warlick
Gamma Del Pian Chapter Meeting Set for Tuesday
The next Gamma Del Pian Chapter gathering is scheduled for Tuesday afternoon at the YWCA, January 12.
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Gamma Delpian Chapter
Delphian Chapters Schedule Meetings in January
The Bluefield Delphian Chapter will meet January 6 in the West Virginian hotel. Daleth Delphian Chapter is set for Monday evening January 11 at the Y W C A rooms on Federal Street.
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Bluefield Delphian Chapter
West Virginian Hotel
Daleth Delphian
Federal Street
Bride Hallie Groseclose Wed Tyler Wagner in Simple Ceremony
Miss Hallie Groseclose became the bride of Mr. Tyler F Wagner in a simple ceremony performed on the date and at the location unspecified in the fragment. The couple is marked for future plans and social notices.
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Hallie Groseclose
Tyler F. Wagner
Grace Methodist Pollyanna Circle Holds 8th Party
Enjoyable Circle Party Circle No 8 of Grace Methodist church hosted a Pollyanna gathering at Mrs D D on ieanis street Tuesday evening. Santa arrived at 8 with gifts for forty five attendees and revealed each guest’s Pollyanna identity. The group honored leader Mrs J G Nichols for a successful year with a gift and timed games and a short program followed by refreshments and holiday well wishes.
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Grace Methodist Church
D. D
Ieanis Street
Santa Claus
Santa
J. G. Nichols
Helton announce daughter Lara Lorene wed Camper
Mr and Mrs A B Helton of 409 Sussex Street announce the marriage of their daughter Lara Lorene to Leslie D Camper of this city on Wednesday December 23 in Bristol. They will reside in this city.
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A. B. Helton
Sussex Street
Lara Lorene
Leslie D. Camper
Bristol
Epperly Announces Engagement Of Alice Aziette Epperly
Mr and Mrs Lamar Epperly announce the engagement of their daughter Alice Aziette Epperly to Robert Fielding Cornett with plans for an approaching marriage.
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Lamar Epperly
Alice Aziette
Robert Fielding Cornett
Dinner party for Sunday School class held at Raleigh Terrace
Mrs Bizabeth Gwinn hosted a dinner party for her high school boys Sunday evening at her Raleigh Terrace home. Dan Goodykoontz presided as the class president, with attendees including Jack Holbrook, Red Tanner, Edward Franklin, Edwin A. McNeer, Walter B. Hancock, Paul Hudgins, Norman A. Smyth, Alfred Thornhill, John Richardson, Roy Gills, and the Rev. S. W.
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Bizabeth Gwinn
Raleigh Terrace
Dan Goodykoontz
Jack Holbrook
Red Tanner
Edward Franklin
Edwin A. McNeer
Walter B. Hancock
Paul Hudgins
Norman A. Smyth
Alfred Thornhill
John Richardson
Roy Gills
Shorthand and Typewriting Promise Business Success
A vintage advertisement extols commercial training as essential for future success. It argues a solid foundation, quick promotion potential, and high earning power from shorthand and bookkeeping, urging immediate enrollment and citing notable supporters and users.
Marriage of Miss Virginia Snidow and Mr. A James Tynes
The ceremony occurred Saturday afternoon in Athens with Rev. Walter Swope officiating. Bride Virginia Snidow is the Mercer county daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Snidow of Princeton. Groom A James Tynes is son of Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Tynes of Bluefield and works at the local freight office. They will reside at the Ramsey street home of Mrs. M. J. Carter. Communities extend congratulations and best wishes.
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Er Eeer
Penn Monta 2
Richmond
Chilton Day
Danville
Dilton Barnett
Charles L. Booth, Jr
James Fain
Bristol
Tenn
Florence Penn
Allen Erwin Gantt
Burlington
N. C
Lee Overman Gregory
Salisbu N. Co
Mo Dillard Watt
Reidsville
N.C
Barnes Rucker Penn
Elbert Williamson
Parnes Penn
Everett Carter
Bridary
Greenville
Sallie Johnson Penn
Roy Hankln
Bluefield
W. Va
Virginia Snidow
A. James Tynes
Athens
Walter Swope
B. C. Snidow
Princeton
Mercer County
Tynes
C. F. Tynes
Special Music at the First Presbyterian Church
The First Presbyterian Church will present Christmas music with Dr Clarence G Harris performing a new soprano solo Our King by Botell and the choir repeating the anthem Child of Glory by Wildemere. The earlier service featured praised chorale accompaniment and high soprano obligato by Mrs. as part of a celebrated congregation delight.
Christmas Eve Services Draw Public Invitation
Ira Wilson presents an anthem titled VU moy mgat in a distinct arrangement from last Sabbath. Sermons aim for festive joy and year end reflection honoring the Christmas season. A cordial public invitation to attend the services is extended.
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Ira Wilson
Adam
Parker House Relics To Be Preserved In Boston
The Parker House Boston hotel to be torn down though centerpieces may be saved as relics. Plans call for restoring the mirror room and big dining room near the site to form part of a future development possibly a retail salon. Some interiors already sold as relics and others preserved for potential rebuilding in a 1927 hotel.
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Boston
Parker House
Bogany
Caries Dickens
President Grant
Patt
Bernhardt
Ada Behan
Henry Irving
Eewin Booth
Mansfield
Clara Louis Kellogg
Safer Than In Bed In Railway Coaches Says MP
London J H mas MP argues centenary of railways proves we are safer in railway coaches than elsewhere. He notes 462 killed in wrecks but 112 were tigers. Of 25 641 injured, 21 were railway employees.
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London
J. H.mas
M. P
Oyster Culture as Major U.S. Fishery Industry
The article highlights oyster culture as a highly valuable sector within the United States fisheries. It discusses economic importance, production scales, and regional significance shaping the shellfish industry.
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United States
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