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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1941

Page

17

Louise Ines Barbery Weds Henry Hampton Bailey in Bluefield

Louise Ines Barbery daughter of L. H. Barbery Princeton marries Henry Hampton Bailey Bluefield in a Tuesday ceremony at Bluefield home. Reverend W. S. Barbery officiates. Bride, a Concord State Teachers’ College and Princeton High School graduate, wears a dusty rose dress with pearls. Bailey, son of Mrs. Wade H. Bailey, is WV liquor control official and Beaver High School graduate. They will reside at 2109 Jefferson Street.

L. H. Barbery Princeton Louise Ines Henry Hampton Bailey Bluefield W. S. Barbery Bailey Louise Hines Danieley

Miss Andersons Farewell Party in Bluefield

Miss Leta Mae Anderson hosted a surprise farewell party at her Bluefield Virginia home for Charles Jack Williams who plans to move to Norfolk Virginia. About twenty five guests attended as Margaret Painter Arlene Goosby Phyllis Peery Shirley Mahood Peggy Lambert and Marilynn Eschbach assisted with hospitality.

Leta Mae Anderson Bluefield Charles Jack Williams Norfolk Iss Anderson Margaret Painter Arlene Goosby Phyllis Peery Shirley Mahood Peggy Lambert Marilynn Eschbach

Bondurant Coburn wedding in Narrows features family ties

R M Bondurant and Miss Fern Coburn wed in Narrows with nuptial rites and reception at the Coburn home on West View Street. Attendants include Paul Walk and Sam Jones, with a guest list spanning Bluefield, Narrows, Bristol, and other Virginia towns. Guests viewed a three-tiered cake as Mary Elizabeth Worth hosted a pre wedding dinner. The couple plans a Bluefield home post trip and share ties to VPI and local colleges.

Paul Walk Bluefield Sam Jones Richmond Coburn Bondurant Lucille Ritenour Punch W. D. Troutt E. C. Nagel Narrows O. R. Bivens Ballard Ruby Thompson Raymond Chambers Glen Mary Elizabeth Worth Bristol Narrows Hotel J. C. Bondurant Allene Bane M. C. Newton Claude Williams R. L. Wheeler Bess Shannon Gastonia N. C Glen Lyn

Miss Marjorie Farmer Weds John O'Keeffe In Calvary Ceremony

Miss Marjorie Farmer and John J. O Keeffe were united in marriage in a double ring service at Calvary Baptist church. The bride wore ivory satin with lace yoke and veil. attendants included Miss Jimelle Farmer and Miss Mary O Keeffe. The couple planned a New York boat trip and will reside in Bluefield Virginia after a reception at the bride’s home.

Bluefield Marjorie Farmer Guanes J. Farmer John Flees O'Keeffe G. W. O’keeffee Calvary Baptist Church Mr. Hoyt Farmer Summerville Jimelle Farmer Harvey Jordan Leary Mary O'Keeffe Vinnie Hite Athens Annabel Murphy Matoaka Elizabeth Taylor Morgan Princeton William W. O'Keeffe John Jeter O'Keeffe Tazewell William Muliss Charlotte N. C Paige Wooldridge Cooper ‘Dawson Alexandria W. D. Shuff James Wooldridge Mons

Local residents and travelers listed in community notes

Mr and Mrs H B Wilson of Plant City Florida spend the summer with Mr and Mrs C N Wilson of 609 Third Street. Mrs Joe Tate of Pulaski Virginia recovering well after surgery at St Luke's Hospital. Lt Hennon Gilbert leaves for Columbus for exam then Camp Forest Tennessee training. Mrs C H Lawrence of 1901 Gilmer Street visits Arizona and California. Miss Barksdale returns from Welch to spend summer with mother on Frederick Street. Mrs J C Daily returns from Bedford Virginia after visiting aunt Mrs A C Parker. Mrs P S Zimmerman leaves to visit Mrs Parker who is critically ill. Miss Peggy Shugart of Vivian visits Mr and Mrs E P Watson on Giles Street. Fan Worley goes to Radford Virginia for weekend with sister Mrs C E Grubb. Mrs J R Carter improving at home on Washington Street. Miss Betty Jean Sutherland and Miss Peggy Bryant depart with Savoy club for two weeks at Ocean View Virginia. Co Francis on Third Street patient at Bluefield sanitarium. David Blanford returns to Saree after Bluefield visit.

Joe Tate Pulaski St. Luke's Hospital Hennon Gilbert E. Gilbert Columbus Camp Porest Tennessee C. H. Lawrence Gilmer Street Arizona California Missances Barksdale Welch Arthurs Barksdale Frederick Street J. C. Daily Giles Street A. C. Parker Bedford Zimmerman Parker Peggy Shugart Vivian

Bondurant Coburn nuptials attended by local residents

Attendees at the Bondurant Coburn wedding in Narrows include Marcelle Saunders Melba Pickle Velva Smith Rae Poteet Lucille Wilson Marguerite Pritchett Rosa Mae Spencer Lina Light Jerry Buckles Billie Brammer Kathryn Shupe Mary Archer Murphy Betsy Stump Nash O B Yost Ray Heldreth and James Loyd. Melba Pickle plans visits to Hattiesburg and New Orleans for two weeks. William Long leaves for Baltimore for a shipyard job. Evelyn Imhoff at Bluefield sanitarium shows slow improvement and cannot receive visitors. Anne Johnson of War passes through en route home after finals. The McInturffs and daughters Evelyn and Margaret Anne, and Ella Verl Smith spend Sunday in Pulaski for boat races. Mrs Earl Owens Verl Ann and Nellie Smith visit J M Smith at 411 1-2 Fourth Street for a week.

Narrows Marcelle Saunders Melba Pickle Velva Smith Rae Poteet Lucille Wilson Marguerite Pritchett Rosa Mae Spencer Lina Light Jerry Buckles Billie Brammer Kathryn Shupe Mary Archer Murphy Betsy Stump Nash O. B. Yost Ray Heldreth James Loyd Albamarle Street Hat V. M C. McInturff Evelyn Margaret Anne Ella Verl Smith Pulaski Lowman's Earl Owens Verl Ann Wytheville Nellie Smith Norfolk

Marriage of Miss Reid and Mr Shrewsbury in Bristol

Mrs M C Reid of Princeton announces the marriage of her daughter to Mr Dillard Shrewsbury of Maybeury. The ceremony took place June 7 at the First Church of Christ in Bristol Tennessee with Rev T H Ferris officiating. Witnesses were Warren Shrewsbury and James Price. The couple will live at 805 Mercer Street Princeton.

Vell Reid Princeton Dillard (Dill) Shrewsbury Maybeury M. C. Reid Danieley Dillard Shrewsbury Bristol Tenn Church of Christ T. H. Ferris Warren Shrewsbury James Price Pulaski Shrewsbury Mason and Hanger Company Dublin Mercer Street

Miriam Lee Jackson Wed in New York Ceremony

Mr and Mrs L A Jackson announce the marriage of their daughter Miriam Lee to Arthur Kenneth Briscoe Jr the ceremony was held at Perera Church New York with Rev John M C o m b officiating The couple will reside in New York

L. A. Jackson Miriam Lee Arthur Kenneth Briscoe, Jr Perera Church New York John M. Comb

Campbell and Goodwin Wed in Knoxville Wedding

Miss Mary Elizabeth Campbell of Roanoke married Carroll Cason Goodwin of Birmingham Alabama yesterday afternoon at 4 in the Andrew Johnson hotel Knoxville. The Rev Marshall C Dendy officiated. They planned a Gulf of Mexico trip before settling at 831 Avenue Birmingham.

Mary Elizabeth Campbell Carroll Cason Goodwin Birmingham Ala Knoxville Tenn Andrew Johnson Marshal C. Dendy Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church Comenell Campbell Beulah Price Sue Drinnen Bluefield Lacy E. Frantz Charleston Goodwin Libby McNeil Oak Ridge Military Institute Louisburg Junior College North Carolina Rollins College Winter Park Fla Phi Delta Theta Fraternity H. le. Goodwin Edenton, N. C

Cooper Ferguson Nuptials Reported in Pikeville Ky

Announcement of the marriage of Ruth Ferguson of Princeton to Matthew Charles Cooper. The ceremony occurred November 22, 1940 in Pikeville Kentucky, with Rev. I S Pineur officiating. Ruth Ferguson is the daughter of Mae Ferguson and a Mercer County teacher. Matthew Cooper is from Bluefield and employed by Winding Gulf Coal.

Ruth Ferguson Princeton Matthew Charles Cooper Pikeville I. S. Pineur Methodist Church Cooper Mae Fe Spanishburg High School Concord State Teachers College Duke University Mercer County M. C. Cooper Bluefield Matoaka High School Winding Gulf Collieries Winding Gulf

Holbrook Miller Wedding Told

Mrs. R. N. Miller of Glenwood Park announces the marriage of her daughter Helen to Denver Nelson Holbrook of Bluefield Virginia. The ceremony occurred Wednesday afternoon June 11 at 4 30 in the Methodist parsonage West Graham with Rev H A Phillips officiating. Mrs Phillips sang I Love You Truly before the rite.

Denver Nelson Holbrook Helen Miller R. N. Miller Glenwood Park West Graham Helen Bluefield H. A. Phillips Methony Parsonage Mrs. Phillips James Warden

Bride Weds in Formal Redingote With Gardenia Corsage

The ceremony was attended by Mrs. Fred M. Updike of Strasburg and Mr. William O. Caldwell. Immediately after the vows the couple left for a honeymoon at Virginia Beach. Mrs. Holbrook, a Princeton high school graduate, has worked for F. W. Woolworth for three years. Mr. Holbrook, Graham high and Bluefield business college graduate, is employed as a bookkeeper for Pocahontas Fuel in Pocahontas, Virginia. Guests included R. M. Holbrook and family, Thelma and Cassie Holbrook, Fred Updide, Eleanor Wagner, Jack Duncan, Myrtle Wagner, and Mrs. Herbert Miller.

Bluefield Business College Pocahontas Fuel Company Pocahontas, Va R. M. Holbrook Thelma Cassie Holbrook Bluefield Fred Updide Strasburg Eleanor Wagner Jack Duncan Myrtle Wagner Herbert Miller

Shrine Meeting Honors Flag Day At Macedonia Shrine

Friday evening observances by Macedonia Shrine No. 8 of the Order of the White Shrine of Jerusalem at the Masonic temple featured a drill entry by officers. The flag was presented in the East and the pledge of allegiance led by Mrs. Tranny Trenor to conclude the tribute.

Macedonia

Shrine meeting notes flag day proclamation and roles

Singing the Star Spangled Banner marked the tribute as President’s proclamation designated June 14 1941 as Flag Day. Shrine program featured Grey Durrell Bluefield on history before a regular session with Miss Ella May Simpson and J D Hinegardner presiding. Committees named include Mrs J R Little finance chair and Mrs J D Hinegardner Mrs B B Houseman and Miss Pride Watson on material objective committee for three two and one year terms.

Ella May Simpson United States Grey Durrell Bluefield Shepherds J. R. Little J. D. Hinegardner B. B. Houseman Pride Watson

Alumni To Entertain Graduating Class At St Luke's

The Alumni Association of St Luke's hospital will entertain the graduating class with a party the last week of the term.

The Alumni Association of St. Luke's Hospital St. Luke’s

Bristol Scene Hosts Monk Davis Marriage in May

Mr and Mrs C F Davis announce the marriage of their daughter to Mr Kermitt C Monk on Saturday May 31 in Bristol Tennessee Reverend Kyle Creggar officiated Miss Frances Dunn and Mr L M Gellenwater served as witnesses The couple will reside at North Tazewell Virginia The bride is a Beaver High School graduate and former Lowman Music employee The groom is a Big Creek High School graduate attended the University of Florida and works for Poco No Fuel at Bishop Virginia

RS. Kermitt C. Monk Yvonne Davis College Avenue Bristol, Tenn C. F. Davis Kermitt C., Monk L. F. Monk Bishop, Va Bristol Tenn Kyle Co. Creggar Frances Dunn Bland, Va L. M. Gellenwater Monk Beaver High School West Virginia Business College Lowman Music Company Big Creek High School University of Fla Pocono Fuel Company Bishop, A North Tazewell

Vacation Bible School Closes At Local Churches

Daily Vacation Bible school at closed Friday. First Baptist church reports 217 pupils enrolled last week with 177 average daily attendance. An orchestra of six led by John Ed Williams performed daily pro cessional music. Directors Mrs. James Dodd and Mrs. J Raymond Tilson assisted by Misses Lola Lee Mustard and Anna Mae Foresman served refreshments for thirty children. Week two begins with a Sunday morning commence ment program after Sunday school.

Bland Street Methodist Church Hamilton Hall James Dodd J. Raymond Tilson Lola Lee Mustard Anna Mae Foresman Vacation Bible School The First Baptist Church John Ed Williams Marion Carroll John Dellis Jon Wood John Louthan Marshall Careper God of Our Fathers Fairest Lord Jesus

Nancy Jane Cregar Celebrates Seventh Birthday Party

Nancy Jane Cregar daughter of Mr and Mrs R M Cregar Randolph Terrace celebrated her seventh birthday yesterday afternoon with a home party. Guests included Jerry and Emily Cowling Julia Ann and Patricia Ratliff Bobby Cornell Barbara Horne Keyes Elizabeth and Paul Johnson Frances Lawson Nan Sands Betty Gold Papone Dick Zeiher Winkiely Ann and Gaye Maynard Bobby Cregar and the honoree who received many gifts.

Nancy Jane Cregar R. M. Cregar Randolph Terrace Jerry Emily Cowling Julia Ann Patricia Ratliff Bobby Cornell Barbara Horne Keyes Elizabeth Paul Johnson Frances Lawson Nan Sands Betty Gold Pa Pone Dick Zeiher Winkiely Ann and Gaye Maynard Bobby Creegar

Miss Gore Engaged to Otis Nichols of Parkersburg

Announcement from Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Gore of Hiawathe states the engagement of their daughter Izetta Jewell Gore to Otis Nichols of Parkersburg. The couple plans a early fall wedding. Izetta teaches at Stallings grade school and holds a standard normal from Conecore State Teachers college. Otis Nichols is a Parkersburg native, WVU graduate, and a chemical engineer with American Viscose Corp. in Parkersburg.

Elmo Gore Hiawathe Izetta Jewell Otis Nichols Parkersburg Miss Gore Stallings Conecore State Teachers College Nichols Charlie Nichols Hiawatha West Virginia University Nicho American Viscose Corporation

Blankenship–Stepp Nuptials in Bristol and Coalwood

Miss Lorraine Blankenship and Curtis Stepp wed in a ring ceremony held Saturday April 5 in Bristol Tennessee. The bride wore skylash blue with navy accessories. Lorraine a Spanishburg high school graduate attended West Virginia business college. Curtis a Delbarton high school graduate also attended West Virginia business college and works in the Carter Coal Co auditing department at Coalwood where they reside.

O. E. Blankenship Kegley Lorraine Curtis Stepp H. Stepp Delbarton Bristol Tenn Stepp Spanishburg High School West Virginia Business College Mr. Stepp Del«barton High School Carter Coal Cot Coalwood

Mrs Shinault Given Attractive Linen Shower Party

A linen shower was held Friday evening at the home of Mrs. T. E. Bradley for Mrs. Bernard Shinault formerly Miss Dorothy Fridley. Guests played games and enjoyed refreshments catered by Mrs. Bradley Mrs. Whitlow and Mrs. Pridley. Mrs Shinault received many useful gifts.

Bernard Shinault Dorothy Fridley T. E. Bradley Bradley W. M. Whitlow J. H. Pridley Shinault

Recital Tonight By Mrs Davidson Vocal Class

Mrs Joseph Davidson teacher of vocal art presents pupils in recital Friday at 8 at Lowmans Those taking part include Mr and Mrs R J Cousins Mrs Robin Walker Miss Walford Miss Neal Dr P R Fox McComas Rafe Hambrick Mary Allen Davidson Peggy Hambrick and Martha Neal of Nemours Princeton and this city

Joseph Davidson Lowman’s R. J. Cousins Robin Walker City Walford and Neal Princeton P. R. Fox McComas Rafe Hambrick Mary Allen Davidson Peggy Hambrick Martha Neal Nemours

Coopers Man Earns Law Degree From Washington and Lee

Charles B. Smith of Coopers received the Bachelor of Law degree from Washington and Lee University in Lexington Virginia on June 6 He belonged to Pi Kappa Alpha social fraternity and Phi Alpha Delta honorary law fraternity He also earned a Bachelor of Arts degree from Hampden Sydney College.

Charles B. Smith Co. B. Smith Mr. Smith Coopers Washington and Lee University Lexington Pi Kappa Alpha Phi Alpha Delta Hampden-Sydney College

Also Mentioned on This Page

Ceremony Louise Barbery Mr. Bailey Miss Andeson R. M. Bondurant Fern Coburn Howard Gilmer Combs Margaret Ann O'Neal Beckley Miss Marjorie Farmer Mr. O'Keeffe Mrs. H. B. Wilson Plant City, Fla Mrs. C. N. Wilson Third Street Reid New York City Weds Carroll Goodwin Will Gulf of Mexico Cooper-Ferguson Shrine Meeting College Avenue Baptist Church D. T. Music Lyndale Avenue Daughters of the Confederacy East River Council No. 41 Daughters of America Redmen's Hall Wesleyan Service Guild G. C. Cox East River Avenue Elsie Martin Marcelle Sanders First Presbyterian Church W. W. Clark E. W. Harris Y. Quarters Masonic Temple C. W. Pave Monk-Davis DVB Mr. Otis Nichols Miss Blankenship Coopers Man
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