Elkhorn Girl Becomes Bride In Tennessee
Mr. Charles Daugherty of Elkhorn West Virginia announces the marriage of his daughter Mary Frances to Sergeant Leo Lerrick of Tennessee. The ceremony occurred May 28, 1939, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W B Marsh in Elizabethton Tennessee with only immediate friends present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Daugherty
Elkhorn
W. Va
Mary Frances
Leo Lerick
Tenn
W. B. Marsh
Elizabethton
Frederick
Cut in ball ot of Corte Bove dish
A quirky kitchen note describes arranging a on a moldy table with cheese covered asparagus and water as a playful yet unclear culinary instruction. The text hints at a strange combination and a possible cut in preparation steps.
Searsne and His Lore Make Home
An article notes Searsne and his attractive lore establishing residence, presenting a concise profile of their settling and the cultural tone surrounding their move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Searsne
Music and Art Featured at White Sulphur Concert
The White Sulphur program highlights a forty five piece symphony orchestra led by a duet featuring six year old Diana Steiner performing a famous violin concerto. The father and daughter pair will headline the Sunday evening concert on August 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Symphony
Diana Steiner
Calvary Baptist Ruth class meets at church with officers elected
Mrs. Luther Webb leads Calvary Baptist Ruth class meeting at the church Tuesday evening. Officers elected for six months include President Mrs. B Davidson and several vice presidents, secretary, treasurer, and flower chair. Pollyanna secretary to be revealed quarterly. July meeting hosts named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth
Calvary Baptist Church
Luther Webb
B. Davidson
Beulah Land
C. L. Aliff
June Grim
W. L. Lowder
W. B. Lowder
R. M. Poe
Alvin Hunter
V. &. Belcher
Robert Woods
Blcity
Randel
Flower
Leta Austin
Constipation Relief With Pepsin In Laxatives
An old style ad promotes Dr Caldwell's Laxative with Pepsin to ease constipation and stomach discomfort. It claims Pepsin aids digestion while the laxative awakens the bowels and relieves immobility in a palatable form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Caldwell
Resa
Charming Dessert-Bridge Honoring Bride-Elect Sallie Thornhill
Social event highlights include Sallie Thornhill and Edmund C. Stone Jr. marriage plans as a major upcoming occasion. Guests Miss Juanita Bates, Mrs. Sam Lambert Jr., and others enjoy nine tables of bridge with prizes and silver gifts to honorees. Flowers and hospitality mark the decoration and hosting efforts by Mrs. Scott and helpers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sallie Thornhill
Sam Lambert, Jr
John W. Scott
Lambert
Edmund C. Stone Jr
Sam Lambert Jr
Juanita Bates, Ofton
Sam M
Gallie
Thornhill
Luke A. Parsley
Evelyn Early
Scott
Harry Ross
Judson Lambert
Harry Warman
Louise Light
Virginia Bernard
Quota Club Luncheon Features Shirley Gottlieb Entertainer
Shirley Ann Gottlieb daughter of Mrs. William P. Gottlieb entertained Quota Club members at a Wednesday noon luncheon at the West Virginian hotel. She performed a humorous sketch Back at Four and songs Poor John. Mrs. Charles Joyce and Helene Grotte attended the Quota International convention in New Orleans as delegates. A telegram of greeting to the convention was approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Ann Gottlieb
William P. Gottlieb
Quota Club
West Virginian Hotel
John
Charles Joyce
Helene Grotte
Quota, International
New Orleans
Misa Beulah Price
Thomas Mitchell
Dott
Isabelle Beers
Tourists to Leave For World's Fair
A party of fifty to sixty with a special coach under Mrs. Annie D. Woolwine will depart Bluefield Sunday at 2 30 on train No 2 for a week at the World's Fair in New York. Early registrants include Maude Medley Alma Utt Alice Bondurant Margaret Umberger Ferne Coeburn Marcelle Saunders Lila Taylor Kathleen Taylor Mrs Hughler and daughter Mary Rogers Elgood Carson Thornton Athens Zora Ryan Virginia Ryan Radford Marjorie Stinson Annette Belcher Nancy Ryan H H Dixon Princeton L V Belc and daughter Welch Sword's Creek Putnam Virginia Virginia L Blacksburg Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
To Ts
Annie D. Woolwine
Bluefield
New York
Maude Medley
Alma Utt
Alice Bondurant
Margaret Umberger
Ferne Coeburn
Marcelle Saunders
Lila
Kathleen Taylor
Hughler
Princeton
L. V. Belc
Vv. P. L. Blacksburg
One Man Exhibit At White Sulphur Springs Opens
A one man exhibit of oils at the Old White Art gallery White Sulphur Springs features Captain Val erien Yavorsky a noted tennis pro from West Virginia resort The former Russian army officer has turned from the courts to painting surprising observers with his med artistic works
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old White Art Gallery
White Sulphur Springs
Valerien Yavorsky
West Vir
Lead Assistance At Club Meeting
A report notes a club meeting where an aide supported the presenter during her talk at the publican club in Y quarters. The brief highlights assistance during the discussion and the locale of the gathering.
Ruth Circle Class Meeting at Christian Church
The Ruth Circle Class of the Christian church met with Mrs. Y. T. court for its monthly gathering led by Opal Lee. Mrs. Pat Burnett presented a review of Dale Carnegie's book How to Win Friends and Influence People with Mrs. Roy Blackwell chosen to lead July's review. Miss Marie Underwood supervised games, prizes went to Mrs. Burnett and Mrs. Akers. Attendance was small due to members being out of town. Refreshments were served. Attendees included Pat Burnett Mamie Griffith Giles Craig Marker Akers Roy Blackwell Vivian Underwood Marie Underwood Edith Underwood and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Circle
The
Christian Church
Ben
Y. T . Court
Tuesoy Ovens Opal Lee
Pat Burnett
Dale Carnegie
Roy Blackwell
Marie Underwood
Malker Akers
Mamie Griffith
Giles Craig
Marker Akers
Vivian
Lee
W. T. Underwood
Marie
Edith Underwood
Miss Smith to Talk to Pocahontas Woman's Club
Miss Ima Smith of this city will address the Pocahontas Woman's Club at the monthly meeting this afternoon at 2 30 in the American Legion Dugout Pocahontas. She is an expert in arrangement of flowers for home and garden and all members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ima Smith
Pocahontas
Tom Elliott Honor Graduate At VPI
Tom Elliott son of Mr and Mrs V E Elliott earned an honor at Virginia Polytechnic Institute Blacksburg in civil engineering this week. His family attended the exercises at the institute Sunday and Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Elliott
VPI
V. E. Elliott
Blacksburg
Institute
Local Church Groups Meet Across Town This Week
Announcements note events at Calvary Baptist and New Lebanon Baptist churches including a covered-dish supper and Secret Pals reveal. Blanche White circle led by Mrs. P H Akers hosts the gathering with full attendance expected. Also mentions Red Men hall meeting and Woman's Missionary union annual session led by Mrs J Bac Haven. English board of education spends two and a half million dollars yearly on physical training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche White
Calvary Baptist Church
P. H. Akers
Iluefield Lodge
L. A
Red Men's Hall
Woman's Missionary Union
Auxilary
New Lebanon
English Board of Education
Lilly reunion prep grounds in Charleston luncheon return
The Lilly family led by Phil Lilly Jr and Mr and Mrs A C Lilly with daughters Anne and Mary Hope returned from Charleston after attending a pre reunion luncheon at Cousin Ruffner hotel. The gathering was in anticipation of the annual Lilly reunion at Pat Top Jon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daugh
Phil Jr
Co. A. Lilly
Anne
Mary Hope Lilly
Charleston
Ruffner
Lilly
Deane
Pat Top
Jon
Lodge Banquet This Evening At Pinnacle
The 85th annual lodge banquet is set for this evening at the Pinnacle on Federal Street at 6. Mrs J Park Sutherland presides as president with Mrs Ella Beckley of Beckley serving as state vice president. Visitors are expected from Princeton lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Street
J. Park Sutherland
Ella
Beckley
Princeton Lodge
Morgantown Graduation Notes for Alley and Clat ter
Mrs. J B Alley and son Warra attend West Virginia University graduation. J B Alley Jr and Guy Clat terbaugh Jr receive Bachelor of Arts on Saturday morning and plan to enter law school next year after a brief trip to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Alley
Warra
Clatterbaug
Rosemary
Morgantown
West Virginia University
J. B. Alley, Jr
Guy Clatterbaugh
Washington
Births Reported for Rakes and McCall Families in Bluefield
Mr and Mrs W M Rakes of Nelson Street are the parents of a son born at Bluefield sanitarium. Mr and Mrs M C McCall of East River Avenue are the parents of a son born Tuesday night at Bluefield sanitarium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Rakes
Nelson Street
Bluefield Sanitarum
M. C. McCall
East River Avenue
Bluefield Sanitarium
Mrs Bivens Returns to Roanoke After Visit
Mrs. Tom Bivens and her daughter Barbara Ann have returned to Roanoke after visiting Mr. and Mrs. M. Ming and Mr. Bivens' mother, Mrs. Stella Bivens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Bivens
Barbara Ann
Roanoke
Mrs. M. Ming
Mr. Bivens
Stella Bivens
Miss Pritchard Hosts Guests At Bluefield Club
Miss Pritchard welcomes Ann Baker of Pittsburgh and Ann Folsom of Ham Massachusetts as her guests on Oakhurst avenue. She hosts a dance this evening at the Bluefield Country club for the students of St. Catherine's School in Richmond Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Baker
Pittsburgh
Ann Folsom
Ham
Mass
Pritchard
Oakhurst Avenue
Prichard
Bluefield Country Club
St. Catherine's School
Richmond
Local residents attend graduations and visits across states
Mrs. J. B. Hall attends Eleanor Hall’s graduation in Decatur Georgia. Rev. Jackoontz departs for Texas to join his brother Rev. Goodykoontz. S H Meem travels to Lexington Virginia for a gathering. Rev. Franklin and Mrs. Franklin visit family in Virginia. Mrs. Paul Clark Jr. plans a visit from Port Bragg to Reid Avenue. Reba Meem travels to visit sister. Beulah Price and Ruth Rader head to New York and Bermuda. Marvin Lenett returns from West Virginia University. Anna Douthat and daughter Carol spend a week at Myrtle Beach. twenty girls from Little French Beauty School return after state exam. Elizabeth Perry visits Staunton relatives. Mrs. Charlies A. Burress visits Staunton. Mrs. J B Akers travels to Norfolk to greet her son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Eleanor
Rg Decatur
Jackoontz
Scien AN
Harry Goodykoontz
Goodykoontz
S. H. Meem
Lexington
Franklin
Bluefield
Jess H
Frederick Street
Paul Clark, Jr
Port Bragg
N. C
D. E. French
Reid Avenue
Reba Meem
William
Pia
Baltimore
E. L. Bailey
Tazewell Street
Beulah Price
Ruth Rader
New York
Bermuda
Marvin Lenett
West Virginia University
B. D. Lenett
Anna Douthat
Carol
Myrtle Beach
John B. Akers, Jr
Unclear fragment outlines family notices and travel
The fragment describes a marriage arrangement for Winifred Bates to Thomas Wilker of New York and mentions Mrs J H Cooke traveling to Miami to be with her daughter Mrs Edward Wood who will undergo an appendicitis operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winifred Bates
Thomas Wilker
New York
J. H. Cooke
Miami
Fla
Edward Wood
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