Kensinger Humphreys Bride In Calvary Baptist Service
Miss Dorothy Kensinger and Mr O Randolph Humphreys were wed at Calvary Baptist church with Rev H H Mauch officiating. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Guy Kensinger, wore white satin and a finger tip veil, with a white Bible topped by gardenias. The couple will live in Bramwell after a motor trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary Baptist Church
Dorothy Kensinger
O. Randolph Humphreys
Kensinger
Guy Kensinger
Spruce Street
This City
Mr. Humphreys
O. R. Humphreys
Staunton
H. H. Mauch
Linda Akers
Ruby Kengsinger
Nancy Kensinge
Mrs. Kensinger
Miss Edith Ramage Plans June 11 Wedding
Miss Edith Lillian Ramage daughter of Mr and Mrs Cal Ramage announces her marriage to William Hammer Hastings son of Mrs W E Hastings of Washington Court House Ohio. The ceremony will be at First Presbyterian Church with Rev Howard M Gordon officiating. Maid of honor is sister Miss June Ramage. bridesmaids include Virginia Montgomery and Isabel Reid. Music by Charles Cassell and Mrs Charles Giberson. Ushers are Glen Ramage Beckley Charles Coil Mark Schaeper and Robert Mackey. Reception at Ramage residence after the wedding. A rehearsal dinner and bridal shower events are noted preceding the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Lillian Ramage
Cal M. Ramage
Sussex Street
William Hammer Hastings
W.E. Hastings
Washington Court House
Ohio
Mr. Hastings
First Presbyterian Church
Howard M. Gordon
June Ramage
Virginia Montgomery
Isabel Reid
Charles Cassell
Charles Giberson
Roanoke
Hastings
Jack Baughn
Glen
Roy S. Thompson
J. B. Moseley
James Elmer Brown
Thompson
Mountain View Avenue
Sue Stowers
Samuel Howard Morrow, Jr
Sallye Stewart
Robert Bomn
Miss Stewart
Glen W. Stewart
Miss Stowers
Eugene Stowers
John Nash
Martha Whitethorn
Margie Horton
Charles Weerench
Gene Gilpin
Roxie Harris
Kenneth Bailey
Peggy Tate
Thurman Scruggs
YWCA
Florence Moore
Carl Simmons
Augusta Street
Miss Mabrey
Miss Tate
Miss Harris
Mabrey
Lindale
Percy Miller praises Hadacol for neuritis relief in 1950 ad
Percy Miller of RFD 1 Chester Virginia shares his experience with Hadacol claiming relief from neuritis pains caused by deficiencies in vitamins and minerals. He notes he is 33 and works in Richmond, reports improvements after one bottle, and cites trial price of 1.25 and family size at 3.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy Miller
Chester
Virginia
The
LeBlanc Corporation
Club Calendar: Local Women’s Groups Meet This Week
Tuesday events include the Woman's Republican club at the Appalachian with a guest speaker Jon and the Sarah Creasy circle at West Graham Methodist with Mrs Raymond GCI. Also Bluefield Sanitarium Alumnae at the nurses’ home, and WSCS at Trinity Methodist with a program led by Mrs Wade Bond. Wednesday features Bland Street WSCS at Hamilton Hall, First Presbyterian Women of the Church executive board at the church, and the Young Woman's club executive board at Mrs Paul Carriker’s home. Thursday lists Brushfork Woman's group at 1 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Republican Club
Appalachian
Jon
Sarah Creasy
West Graham Methodist Church
Raymond Gci
Bluefield Sanitarium
Dick Daisey To Play For Junior Dance
Dick Daisey and his orchestra will perform for the Junior Woman's Club summer dance at Bluefield Country Club on Friday June 9 from 9 until 1 with the Moonlight and Roses theme. Coralie Page is general chairman and Betty Peake chairs invitations. Betty Jo Peake will distribute invitations at the West Virginian hotel on Wednesday 7 to 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Daisey
Junior Woman's Club, Inc
Coralie Page
Betty Peake
Bluefield Country Club
Lacy Edwards
Elsia Thomas
Betty Jo Peake
West Virginian Hotel
Etiquette Answers From Mrs. Post On Dining And Etiquette
A reader asks about a woman ordering in a restaurant and whether a man should repeat her order. Emily Post says order should be direct in table d hote and tentative in a la carte when hosting. A separate note advises gifts after paying for train fare and thanks. another reader asks about fixing wedding reception times. Post approves practical definite times. A widow’s name usage is debated. Post says Mrs name usage is social prejudice and not universally objected to.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Post
Mrs
John Smith
Mary Smith
Garden Club Meetings and Lodges Scheduled This Week
The notice lists varied meetings at home venues and halls. Allegheny Garden Club at Mrs. S. W. Bennett 2424 Fairfield Ave, Town and Country Garden Club at Mrs. A. L. Rhoades Cumberland Road, St Luke's alumni at Mrs. Hal Belcher Welch, Loyalty Rebekah Lodge 94 at Odd Fellows hall, Macedonia Shrine at Masonic Temple with Mrs. James R. Little and R. L. McCoy, and Bluefield Lodge 453 at Odd Fellows hall Roanoke St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welch
Corrine
Loyalty Rebekah Lodge
Odd Tellows Hall
Macedonia Shrine
Order of the White Shrine of Jerusalem
Masonic Temple
James R. Little
R. L. McCoy
Watchman of
Shephards
Preston couple welcome daughter Karen Sue at St Luke's
Mr and Mrs W E Bill Preston 808 Frederick street announce the birth of daughter Karen Sue born May 29 at St Luke's hospital Mother Irene Rhudy is the former wife of Bill’s wife Irene Rhudy was formerly Irene Rhudy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E
Bill) Preston
Frederick Street
Karen Sue
St. Luke's Hospital
Irene Rhudy
A Self Supporting Woman Deserves Some Privacy
Dorothy Dix replies to readers on personal liberty and marital tensions. A 19 year old self supporting woman seeks independence from parental control, while a young wife asks how to balance love and her mother. A reader asks about remarrying after a spouse dies and Dix notes customs favor a wait of one year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Dix
Dorothy Dix
Dix
P. O
Times Square Station
New York
McGuffey Readers Hear Talk On 50 Years Of Progress
Mrs John Breth guest speaker at a McGuffey readers meeting at Mrs Gene Meachums home with Mrs Baron Cornett as co hostess. Breth spoke on progress in 50 years highlighting spiritual scientific medical and mechanical advances. Group votes to adjourn for July and will resume in August meeting the first Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Breth
McGuffey
Gene Meachum
Baron Cornett
Britt announces birth of son William Jarvis in Charlottesville
Mrs. S. S. Britt Jr. welcomes a son named William Jarvis weighing 6 pounds 13 ounces born at University Hospital in Charlottesville. The couple also have an older child, Tommy. Mrs. Britt, formerly Miss Helen Hope Umberger, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Umberger of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Jarvis
S. S. Britt, Jr
Charlottesville
University Hospital
Tommy
Britt
Helen Hope Amberger
E. J. Umberger
Local WSCS Outlines Plan for Chain Visitation
The Bluefield district Woman's Society of Christian Service outlines a chain visiting plan where larger societies mentor smaller ones. Each society will visit one and be visited by one, with completion by January 1. The meeting covered reports, training days, and district seminar plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSCS
A. T. Stewart
R. E. Harbert
YWCA
Bluefield
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Harber
Fritts
Princeton
Kimball
Williamson
Athens
W. C. Edwards
McComas
CERTA VIN Eases Longstanding Gas and Indigestion
A Bluefield man reports a decade of stomach gas felt like a rock but after taking CERTA VIN before meals the discomfort disappeared by the second day. The product, containing herbs vitamin B and iron, aids digestion, strengthens nerves, and enriches blood, promising relief to miserable sufferers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield
Odd N' Even Bible Class Named at Westminster
The eighth session of a Bible study group met at Westminster Presbyterian Church at 6 45 Sunday evening. Mrs John Brett led the discussion on Genesis chapters 24 and 25 and Robert A West presided at a brief business meeting. The Odd N’ Even Bible class name was chosen and the group now welcomes single members and young couples of all denominations to attend each Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster Presbyterian Church
John Brett
Robert A. West
Westminster
Frye and White families announce new births
Mr and Mrs Alfred Tennyson Frye of Matoaka are the parents of a son named David Hughes born June 2 at St Luke's Hospital. Mr and Mrs Jack Okey White of Athens are the parents of a son named Jon Frederick born June 3 at St Luke's Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Tennyson Frye
Matoaka
David Hughes
St. Lukes’ Hospital
Jack Okey White
Athens
Jon Frederick
St. Luke’s Hospital
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Humphreys
Beaver High School
Moody Bible Institute
Chicago
Bluefield College
Baptist Church
Bramwell
United States Navy
Ramage
J. P. Ramage
O. B. French
Fulton Street
Hadacol
Firestone
Hamilton Ltching
Atlantic
Firestone Velon
Barney Nash
Warlick Furniture Store
Bluefield, W. VA
Emily Post
R.D.X
RO Cohen
Federal Street
Cooking
Appalachian Auditorium
Crosley
Burgess Electric CO
Bland S
Gills Fur. & Supply
Bluefield Ave
Powells Furniture Store
Bland Street
Bluefield Music Co
Cal
Dodge
Gyro
W. R. Keesee & Company
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