Numerous Brides-Elect Entertained At Bridal Parties
Numerous brides elect are feted at dessert bridge and breakfasts across the city. Virginia Jackson, bride elect of Charles Gunn, attended a dessert bridge hosted by Mrs. O G Crow and Mrs H C Welling on College avenue and will be honored at a tea on Mountain View avenue. Other honorees include Patricia Freeman, Betty Ann Holmes, and Patricia Hughes, with weddings planned for June and Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Jackson
Charles Gunn
O. G. Crow
H.C. Welling
Margaret Lee Edwards
Mary Wilkerson
Polly Jane Mahood
Miss Jackson
Margaret Ann Murphy
Pat Murphy
Mountain View Avenue
Gillespies
Patricia Freeman
Betty Ann Holmes
Patricia Hughes
T. W. Gillespie
Patricia
Gill
Jefferson Street
Miss Freeman
Robert West
Iss Hughes
Harvey William Turnage, Jr
Miss Holmes
John G. McConahy
Williamson Couple United At Dr Mrs Rogers Home
Mrs Katharine Shirey of Bluefield attended as mother of the bride. The ceremony was held at the home of Dr and Mrs R O Rogers on Oakhurst avenue with Rev C H Patterson officiating. The bride wore aqua faille with deep purple orchids. luncheon followed for close family before the couple departed for a trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. O. Rogers
Oakhurst Avenue
Jack E. Wynns
Williamson
Julius J. Johnson
Chicago
C. H. Patterson
Westminster Presbyterian Church
James W. Shirey
Johnson
Area
Bible School Officers and Session Secretary Named
Mrs. S. H. Morgan and Mrs. Neilson Rutherford serve as intermediates. Mrs. C. C. Godsey is the general superintendent for the Bible school and Ginny Brown serves as secretary for the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. H. Morgan
Neilson Rutherford
C. C. Godsey
Bible School
Ginny Brown
Local Artists Exhibit In Charleston Capital Show
Mrs. Violet Hager and Mrs. Mabel Clide Browder of Bluefield joined Allied Artists of West Virginia at Carnegie Tech judge Roy Hilton selecting 64 paintings for hanging from over 100 entries by 60 exhibitors. Works include Browder's God s Country Leatherwood Farm and Still Life and Hager s Self Portrait Gloria. Hilton notes water colors must stay fresh and abstraction has long roots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Violet Hager
Mabel Clide Browder
Bluefield
Allied Artists
West Virginia
Charleston
City Auditorium
Roy Hilton
Art Department
Carnegie Institute of Technology
God’s Country
Leatherwood Farm
Hilton
E. G. Bailey
G. A. Browder
Garden clubs and circles host meetings across town
A busy calendar lists events at Bluefield Garden Club with Mrs John Fox and talks on Bees. Dinner circles gather at Calvary Baptist and First Christian churches. Garden clubs meet for picnics and a Moose chapter election is planned at the Moose home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield Garden Club
John Fox
Mountain View Avenue
Thomas A. Konoitz
Susan Anderson
Calvary Baptist Church
L. K. Webb
Bethany Circle First Christian Church
James Peters
Frank Oliver
Princeton Avenue
Marcella Whitlock
Carlyle Floyd
Fairfield Garden Club
E. M. Moore
College Drive
Blue Ridge
A. K. Penn
A. J. Granger
Rhododendron Garden Club
Marvin Bostian
Parkway
Bluefield
Women of the Moose
Moose Home
Mann Family Ties Highlight Music Trade Leaders Travel
George Mann of Mann Piano travels to Chicago for the National Association of Music Merchants meeting affiliated with his firm. He plans a Detroit visit to relatives before returning to Bluefield. Edward Mann of National Coil visits from Columbus to see his parents in Bluefield. The Homestead Virginia Hot Springs welcomes Mrs Hampton St Clair and Tempe St Clair. Mrs Charlotte Taylor remains ill in Bluefield with daughter Mrs W N Lambert. Patsy Graham also visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Mann
Mann Piano Company
Chicago
National Association of Music Merchants
George E. Mann
Detroit
Mich
Bluefield
Edward Mann
National Coil Company
Columbus
Ohio
Vincent Paoliello
Tazewell Street
Homestead
Virginia Hot Springs
Hampton St. Clair
Tempe St. Clair
Jefferson Street
Charlotte Taylor
W. N. Lambert
Patsy Graham
Local visitors report from Southern seminary and Asheville conference
Miss Geraldine Williford of Troy Alabama and Miss Graham and Miss Williford, roommates at Southern seminary Buena Vista Virginia, returned from Asheville North Carolina where they attended the Southeastern states annual conference June 1923 Grove Park Inn. Miss Norma Jean Farmer of Shelby North Carolina returned after a two weeks visit with her parents on Fulton Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geraldine Williford
Troy
Ala
Graham
Williford
Southern Seminary
Buena Vista
Pearle Brammer
Wade H. Weaver
Bluefield Automobile Club
A. E. Griffith
AAA
Asheville
N. C
Grove Park Inn
Norma Jean Farmer
Shelby Hospital
Shelby
Perents
Mrs. Wayne
Mer
Fulton Street
Beautyscope skin inspection offered by New York consultant
Miss Ann Krenick, Dermetics consultant from New York City, demonstrates a beautyscope that magnifies pores and blemishes to show skin condition. The device screens in a booth for private viewing and guides a three step routine of cleanse blush protect doable in minutes daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield
Ann Krenick
New York City
Miss Krenick
Buckley's
Births in Bluefield area add five new babies
Mr and Mrs Ray B Goodson welcomed a son born Monday June 2 at Bluefield sanitarium. Virginia Lawson is mother before marriage. Mr Goodson works at Bluefield Hardware. Richmond couple Mr and Mrs Jack Johnston have a daughter named Margaret Hale and another child Jack Jr. Kenneth Roy born May 24 at Bluefield sanitarium to Mr and Mrs Robert E Hager of Pocahontas. J Glen Morris and Iris Hearn announce a son J Glen Jr born June 3 at Bluefield Sanitarium weighing 7 pounds 5 4 ounces. Madeline Patricia born May 24 at St Luke hospital to Mr and Mrs O B Williams of Princeton road. Jeannette Rameriz was mother before marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray B. Goodson
Bluefield Sanitarium
Virginia Lawson
J. W. Lawson
Third Street
Goodson
Bluefield Hardware Company
Jack Johnston
Richmond
Margaret Hale
Jack Kelly Johnston Jr
Teol Best Seller Proclaims Germ-Killing Power at Goodykoontz
An advertisement touts Teol as the best seller for killing athlete's foot. It claims the germ grows deep and must be reached to kill it with 90 percent alcohol content in Teol. The ad offers a 35 cent refund if not pleased within one hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KILL
Foot “Teol
Goodykoontz Drug Company
Johnsons choose delegates by office position in party
Mrs R A Gonano will automatically be a delegate because of her presidency. Alternates are Miss Onite Irvin Mae Clark and Mrs Sadie.
Trinity Methodist Church Holds Tenth Vacation Bible School
Record attendance marks Trinity Methodist church tenth annual vacation Bible school. One hundred sixty two children registered with new pupils enrolling daily. Programs include worship, Bible pathways, hymns, and use of resource materials for group sessions. Recess features handicraft and active recreation. Superintendents of departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity
Trinity Methodist Church
Community class names listed with members
A roster of participants across beginner, primary, junior, and intermediary groups names Mrs W M Thompson Mrs Dudley Cruise Mrs William Penn Mrs Charles Kesting and many others appear in the list of class members along with workers including Mrs Joe E Walker Mildred Crowder Jackie Huddleston Joyce Gregory Tommy Sutherland and additional names. The fragment names several teachers and students such as Beth Horne Miss Mary Taylor Miss Jeanne Foster and Mrs Trent Kemp among primaries juniors and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Thompson
Dudley Cruise
William Penn
Charles Kesting
Joe E. Walker
Mildred Crowder
Jackie Huddleston
Joyce Gregory
Tommy Sutherland
Ben BeCraft
C. G. Eastwood
Harold Taylor
Clifton Hall
Lillian Sarver
Frances Lowder
Trent Kemp
Jeanne Foster
Victor de Vault
J. B. Horne
Beth Horne
Mary Taylor
George Ae
A.&. Harris
E. L. Byrd
Sub Debbers Hold Hay Ride And Picnic
About forty members and guests of the Sub Web club of Bluefield wore blue jeans and plaid shirts for a hay ride and picnic along Cumberland Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield
Cumberland Road
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Sally Freeman
Marguerite Alexander
Miss Lazenby
Blanche Lazenby
Otis Thornhill
Adam Hageman
Valley View
Hageman
Carel Thompson
Tyler Easley
Clovis Street
Margaret Ann Blessing
C. O. West
Jess S. Gillespie
David Horner Jackson
Nancy Jean Omar
First Presbyterian Church
Tasewell St. Bluefield, W. Vi
Ss. S. S
Pharmacy
Machine Skin Inspector
VFW Auxiliary
VFW
Board of Directors
Inez Owenby
R. A. Gonano
Beulah Johnson
Helen McIinturff
J. A. Hammond
Ruth Hawkins
Maude Francisco
Pauline Wells
Margaret McInturff
Onita Irvin
Catherine Alice Haley
Ella K. Mangus
Wheeling
Lelia Boyle
Helen McInturff
Beulah
Club
el Dorado
Courthouse
Princeton
W. VA
Dukes OF Swing
LTA
Scull Co
Camden, N. J
Federal ST
DIAL
Bloomer Girl
Cannon
Imeem
Radio-Phono
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