Wedding Announcement for Madge Melihany and H Turner Lewis
Mrs Lewis and Mr Bolen announce the marriage of their daughter Madge Melihany to H Turner Lewis on Monday June 2 1930 in New York City. After September 15 they reside at 164 Church Street Washington DC. The bride is a niece of J M Melihany with guests from Washington and Scotland noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Harrison Bolen
Madge MclIihany
H. Turner Lewis
City of
New York
Church Street
Washington, D. C
Bluefield
J. M. Melihany
Washington
Bolen
Robert Beeton
J. M. MeItheny
Party at Pocahontas club rooms postponed
The event scheduled for this evening at Pocahontas club rooms has been postponed. The new date will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocahontas Club
Pro's Club Handicap Tournament At Piue Field
In yesterday's Pro's club handicap event at Piue Field Country Club Mrs. J M B Lewis Jr defeated Mrs. E S Hale one up on the ninth. Mrs. Herbert Markle beat Mrs. Frank Bane with a 42 for nine holes. Semifinals set for Saturday with Markle vs Lewis and Gills vs Hooper. Finals Tuesday June 10. winner receives steel shaft iron club from Rocky Schorr and runner up $5 prize from ladies' golf committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piuefield Country Club
J. M. B. Lewis Jr
E.S. Hale
Herbert Markle
Frank Bane
Markle
J. M. B. Lewis
J. P. Gills
Misa Elizabeth Hooper
Rocky Schorr
Ladies
Charming informal party at Mrs Turner home
An informal afternoon party was hosted Thursday at Mrs. B. D. Turner’s Jefferson street home. The house displayed summer flowers and guests enjoyed a salad and ice course. Mrs Turner was assisted by Misses Annabell Knight and Pansy Gilmore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. D. Turner
Jefferson Street
Air races open two-day program in Springfield
A flag-draped stand hosts a distinguished group as Springfield Mass hosts two days of air races with about 150 competitors. Prizes and trophies total 10000 dollars. In attendance are former President Coolidge ex Secretary of Commerce William F Whiting Mrs Coolidge Mrs Windsor B Day wife of President Day of the Springfield chapter of the N A A Mrs Gordon Gilkey and Mrs John Noonan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Mass
President Coolidge
William F. Whiting
Coolidge
Windsor B. Day
President Day
Gordon Gilkey
John Noonan
Important meeting of the Junior Missionary Society
A meeting at Bland Street Church in Hamilton Hall is set for Saturday at 2 30. All children are urged to attend as officers for the ensuing year are to be elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bland Street
Hamilton Hall
Lovely Home Wedding Joins Miss Helen Lewis and Edgard S Joyce
Miss Helen Lewis wed Edgard S Joyce in a Thursday ceremony at 549 Union Street Bluefield conducted by Rev C G Gunn of Westminster Presbyterian. The event featured rhododendron and peonies, a Butterfly rose bouquet, and a Lohengrin bridal chorus. A buffet luncheon followed and the couple planned residence in Bluefield after June 20 with a Washington trip for their honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Lewis
Edgard S. Joyce
Hich
A. F Young
Union Street
C. G. Gunn
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Bluefield
Joyce
R. G. Joyce
Critz
Patrick County
Virginia
R. L. Duff
Yellow Front
Mary Laird
Mary Gordon Alley
Cadman
Senior C. E. Social at Westminster Church Tonight
The Senior C. E. of the West minster Presbyterian church hosts a social at 8 this evening honoring the delegation to the Lewisburg convention. All young people are invited for what promises to be one of the season’s most enjoyable events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Lewisburg
Enjoyable Birthday Party for Harry Goodykoontz
Harry Allen Goodykoontz sixth birthday party was held on Wednesday at Raleigh Terrace. A group of his young friends enjoyed games and contests while Mrs. Goodykoontz provided refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Allen Goodykoontz
Harry Goodykoontz
Raleigh Terrace
Bland Street League Holds Social and Business Meeting
The Bland Street league met at Mrs Ollie Clarkson’s Boone Street home for a combined social and business session. Reports from departments were favorable, the third department won a contest honor, and the first and fourth will host the losers. Budget increases by ten dollars were approved. Hi-league programs are announced for Sunday. Miss Margaret Jennings leaves for New York to study at Columbia University and pursue interior decorating, amid warm wishes from Bluefield colleagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bland Street
Ollie Clarkson
Boone Street
Minnie Lee Eldson
Dorothy McCulloch
Margaret Jennings
Wade School
New York
Columbia University
Miss Jennings
Bluefield
Ladies Society Meeting Afternoon at Red Men's Hall
The ladies society of the Bb. of I 1 and RB meets this afternoon at 2 30 in the Red Men's hall for a gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Society of the Bb. of
I, 1 and RB
Pretty Birthday Party For Lois Lynch
A birthday party Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Clarence A Irvine on Bramwell road honored their daughter Lois Lynch who turned seven. The house was decorated with spring flowers and each table had gift baskets with favors for the children. Ice cream and cake were served. Mrs Irvine was assisted by Mrs Herbert R Robinette and Mrs I B Huff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence A. Irvine
Bramwell Road
Lois Lynch
Irvine
Herbert R. Robinette
I. B. Huff
Circle 8 Hosts Grace W M Meeting at Walton Avenue
Circle 8, Grace W M met at Mrs Ernest Francisco’s home on Walton Avenue with joint hostesses Mrs F A Francisco and others. The program opened with Love Lifteth Me a prayer by Mrs H H Hawkins scripture read by Miss Estelle Battimore and a study on Prophecy by Mrs K K Witt focusing on Jonah. Several items from The Voice were shared by Mrs R C Wright. A business session followed and refreshments were served during social hour. Attending were Mrs Ernest Francisco Mrs F A Francisco Mrs T Gillenwater Mrs B Carter Mrs J H Hart Mrs K K Witt Mrs H H Hawkins Mrs C W Burton Mrs J H Pruett Mrs M Jones Mrs M G White Mrs R C Wright Mrs H B Johnson Mrs KF L Rash Mrs W B Webber and Miss Estelle Battimore Visitors included Mrs W J Hitton and Miss Harless Saunders. The meeting closed with the Lord's Prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace W. M
Mra
Jonah
R. C. Wright
Ernest Francisco
F. A. Francisco
8. B. Carter
J. H. Hart
K. K. Witt
H. H. Hawkins
Co. W. Burton
J. H. Pruett
M. Jones
M. G. White
H. B. Johnson
KF. L. Rash
W. B. Webber
Estelle Battimore
W. J. Hitton
Harless Saunders
Residents and visitors gather for funerals and visits
Miss Selma Lubliner expected home this week from Marshall College Huntington. Mrs. Earle B. Garr and son from Wilcoe visit Shenandoah Avenue. Miss Zelda Thornton returns to Ashland after a visit with her mother. H C Callen of Tampa visits Mrs. Shaffner. Families attend funeral of Robert Payne on Franklin Street. Several relatives and friends travel from Welch, Ashland, and other towns for the services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selma Lubliner
Marshall College
Huntington
Earle B. Garr
Wilcoe
R. A. Yarbrough
Shenandoah Avenue
Zelda Thornton
Ashland
W. Va
Millie Thornton
Boone Street
H.C. Callen
Tampa
Fla
Robert Shaffner
Akersapartmente
Charles Williams
Fonis
W. P. Crockett
Johnson City
F. W. Womack
Welch
Thomas K. DeWitt
Copper Hill
S. F. Payne
Robert Payne
S. E. Payne
Franklin Street
Williams
Crockett
Womack
O. W. Frazer
J. W. Douthat
Emma James Douthat
Washington
City
Thursey Morning
Somerset, Y
Elmer Sears
Somerset
B. T. Miles
Miles
Carolina Avenue
Susan Swicegood
Harrisburg
Maude Dye
Stevena Clinic Hospital
Bluefield
James E. Clark
Augusta Street
Will C. Bailey
Elizabeth
Toronto
Canada
Imperial Shrine
George Dean
Salisbury
N. C
J. J. Ashworth
Ashworth and Son
Charm of an American Gold Star Mother Reaches Paris
An American Gold Star mother, now in Baltimore, returns to France as part of a delegation of American mothers and widows. The woman is an aunt of Marshal Joffre and is pictured arriving in Paris with other delegation members.
Blue Retains Vogue as Automobile Cover
Detroit June 6 The blues have it in the automobile industry. Of nine prominent color groups in use blue ranks first and black second in a du Pont survey. Blue led in 1929, replaced by brown, then reinstated in March with Blue, black, brown, green, maroon, grey, yellow, red and orange as the order of popularity.
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Detroit
Midh
du Pont
Fringed Edges Highlight French Blue Basket Weave Suit
A fashion note describes a French blue basket weave suit with a fringed edge and an unlined straight coat. The text emphasizes fabric texture and cut, suggesting a chic, lightweight ensemble suitable for warm weather wear.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lewis-Bolen
C. E. Social
Shirley Ann Dress Shoppe
Lenett’s Boot Shop
Ladies’ Society
Klim
Venient
Arthur Burgess
Elizabeth City, N
J. C. Farmer
Baptist Valley
Mattie William Hospital
Richlands
Kansas City
Robert Ashworth
Robert Crockett
E. J. Burnett
Roanoke Street
William Hettleman
Chicago
Rebecca Greenapon
Blanche Hines
Bramwell
Bluefield Sanitarium School of Nursing
Hollywood
Lux
Carmel Myers
Constance Bennett
Pathé
Lous Loneaive
Scttanooga
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