Lois Wayne Hoops to wed LeRoy Harold Katz
Announcement from Mr and Mrs J S Hoops of 364 Union Street notes the marriage of their daughter Lois Wayne Hoops to LeRoy Harold Katz. The ceremony took place in Washington DC on June 2, Katz is a West Virginia University College of Law graduate and works with the War Department in the Hercules Powder Company project, after attending Mary Washington College in Fredericksburg Virginia.
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J. S. Hoops
Union Street
Lois Wayne Hoops
LeRoy Harold Katz
Washington, D. C
Beaver Hose
Mary Washington College
Fredericksburg
Katz
Rose Katz
West Virginia University College of Law
War Department
Hercules Powder Company
Savoy Dance Plans To Be Completed Tonight
Final plans for the New Year’s Eve Savoy dance will be made at a 7:30 meeting at Miss Martha Jane Phelps’s home 682 Cumberland road. Proceeds will go to the American Red Cross. members should bring ticket reports to the event.
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Savoy Club
Martha Jane Phelps
Cumberland
New Jersey Girl Betrothed To Girard William Phelps
A New Jersey woman becomes engaged to Girard William Phelps. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs George Bennett Filbert of Westfield Avenue Trenton. Phelps is a Beaver High School graduate who attended the University of Cincinnati and Alabama Polytechnic Institute and has worked as a engineer for United Clay Mines and its research labs in Trenton.
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New Jersey
Girard William Phelps
George Bennett Filbert
Westfield Avenue
New Bince
Some Incorporated
Trenton
Phelps
Christmas Season Personal Notes Involving Sampsons and Relatives
Sampson and Mary Jo of Huntington plan Christmas with Sampson sister Mrs. Mary Cooper in Bluff City. They travel to visit mother Mrs. Helen Brown ill with pneumonia at Grundy home of her daughter Mrs. C. W. Hale. Other relatives include Mrs. G. I. Ford of Lowry Va and son G. I. Ford Jr. of Lowry and Miami. Aman da Parker and Goody Parker arrive with kin. Mrs. R. B. Robinett of Cove Creek Va is critically ill at Bluefield sanitarium.
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Sampson
Mary Jo
Huntington
Mary Cooper
Bluff City
Helen Brown
Brown
C. W. Hale
Grundy
G. I. Ford
Lowry Va
G. I. Ford, Jr
Lowry
Miami
Fla
Amanda Parker
Goody Parker
Woodrow Avenue
J. G. Litton
Pear
Local Families Share Holiday Visits in Bluefield Area
Ramage returns to Fort Benning after Yuletide with his parents in Hanover Street. Higginbothams visit Scott family in Clarksburg and Kingsport with Mrs. Scott and her daughter Mrs Adams. Mrs. Scott with Higginbothams visits in Kingsport. T J Thompson hospitalized in Bluefield sanitarium. Thornhills host holiday dinner for fifteen at Beckley home.
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Glenn Ramage
Fort Benning
Yuletide
Dee Ramage
Hanover Street
Henry Higginbotham
Clarksburg
Thomas H. Scott
Scott
College Avenue
Higginbotham
Kingsport
Tenn
Harry Adams
Tamara Toumanova Ballerina Nay in Love in Hollywood
The Sugar Plum Fairy Tamara Toumanova, 22, ballerina of the Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo, is described as in constant love with various men in Hollywood. The piece notes her charm, accent, American citizenship pursuit, brief Warner Brothers ballet shorts, and fondness for theater, music, art, and dances.
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New York
Sugar Plum Fairy
Hollywood
Cal “Black Pearl
Russia
Tamara Toumanova
Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo
Tamara
Mother
Aaron
Beria
China
Paris
Unie
Warner Brothers
Woman Granted Divorce From ‘‘Indian Giver’’ Wife
Pittsburgh dispatch reports Judge A Marshall Thompson granted a divorce to a woman who called her husband an Indian giver after a dispute over a restaurant bill and a coat. The case highlights tension over material claims in a troubled marriage.
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Pittsburgh
A. Marshall Thompson
It Is Women’s Duty to Keep Up the Country Morale
The piece urges American women to boost national morale during wartime. It emphasizes maintaining daily routines, feeding children, sustaining industry, easing children’s fears about war measures, and presenting a calm, uplifted appearance to support the home front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Junior
Miss Ozity St. Pierre Weds Dr. Robert Parson Fugate
Miss Ozity St. Pierre of Roanoke married Dr. Robert Parsons Fugate of Bluefield at Raleigh Court Presbyterian Church Roanoke on Christmas Day. The ceremony was led by Rev. Z V Roberson. The newlyweds reside at Showalter apartments in Bluefield after a brief wedding trip. Dr Fugate, who came to Bluefield from Roanoke six months ago, works with Dr John McGuire in the Perry Building.
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Ozity St. Pierre
Roanoke
Robert Parsons Pugate
Bluefield
Raleigh Court Presbyterian Church
Z. V. Roberson
Pugate
Showalter Apartments
Dr.Pugate
John McGuire
Perry Building
Plans Complete For New Year's Clover Dance
Bluefield Clover club prepares for New Year’s dance at Bluefield Country club from 10 p.m. to 2 a.m. About 400 invited. John O Keeffe and Mrs. O Keeffe to lead the figure. Elaborate holiday decorations and noted chaperons listed. Webber’s orchestra to play.
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Bluefield Clover Club
Bluefield Country Club
John O'Keeffe
O'Keeffe
Floyd Brown
R. C. Blackstock
A Ritz
Harry Ne
Grooming and mindset for duty in wartime life
The text urges keeping presentable appearance to boost efficiency and morale in war and peace. It stresses conserving cosmetics, daily grooming, and regular salon visits when possible, but emphasizes that a clear, decisive mind and cheerful willingness are the true duties to meet national needs.
Liberty Rebekah Lodge Polly Anna Party and Bible Class
Club calendar notes a Pollyanna party at IOOF hall hosted by the Liberty Rebekah lodge with Sunshine captain in charge and games. A Ladies Bible class meets at 7:30 p.m. at Nazarene church, hosted by Mrs. Carl Jones at 127 Willow Street.
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Liberty Rebekah Lodge
Ioof Hall
Sunshine
Nazarene Church
Carl Jones
Willow Street
American Legion Members To Have Holiday Party
The American Legion members and their ladies will host a New Year’s Eve party tomorrow at 9 o’clock at the Legion hall. Dancing and refreshments will be provided for attendees. The tropical sun delivers more than one horsepower per square yard of energy to Earth’s surface.
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American Legion
The
Legion Hall
Earth
Newspaper Raises Price in Auburn
The Citizen-Advertiser of Auburn New York increased the price of a single copy from three to four cents and the weekly rate from 18 to 20 cents. The raise, justified by higher costs for newsprint, labor and materials, followed similar upstate newspaper hikes.
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Auburn
N. Y
Citizen-Advertiser
Upstate
Dinner at Jimmy's Restaurant Featured for Bluefield Holiday
An invitation highlights a dinner at Jimmy's Restaurant in Bluefield as part of holiday pleasures for the season.
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Jimmy
Bluefield
Constipation relief transforms Welch man's health
Mr. James Shaban of Welch West Virginia credits Worlds Tonic with easing headaches, dizziness heartburn and bilious spells. He reports improved digestion sleep energy mood and fewer colds after using the tonic bought at Goodykoontz Stores.
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James Shaban
McDowell St
Welch
W. Va
Mr. Shaban
Alove
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Beauty
By Patricia Lindsey
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Hold
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Miss Ozity
St. Pierre
Bride
Robert Parson
Fugate
Presbyterian
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Lydia E. Pinkham
G. S. Hagar
Federal St
Baptist Church
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Good Drug
Buick
Bi-Tone Company
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