Miss Jones and Phillip Tyler Tie In Orangeburg Matrimony
Miss Deborah Ann Jones and Phillip Allen Tyler wed at First Southern Methodist Church Orangeburg officiated by Rev. Lynn Corbett and Dr. Frank Meyers. Attendants included Teresa Jones maid of honor and Kim Clayton among honorary bridesmaids. reception at Woodmen of the World Hall. The bride graduates nursing school in August 1983. groom a Citadel graduate working in Orangeburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deborah Ann Jones
William L. Jones
Orangeburg
S.C
Phillip Allen Tyler
William Schiffley Tyler
First Southern Methodist Church
Lynn Corbett
Frank Meyers
Harold Haddox
Dawn Smith
Bamberg
Stan Crews
Wiston-Salem
N.C
Chrisine Jones
Durham
Teresa Jones
Juddie Davis
Bob Willard
Carol Tyler
Jill Cox
Greensboro
Linda Davis
Donna Barber
Sumter
Randy Garrick
Greenville
Kim Clayton
Pinehurst
Cristina Crews
Winston- Salem
Salley Iseley
Lancaster
Karen Jones
Julia Sawyer
Irma
Luanne Westbury
St. George
Fran Jameson
Mary Jo Myers
Miss Kane Weds Randolph Wilson in May 7 Double Ring Ceremony
Elizabeth Kane and Randolph Wilson married at Christ Church Alexandria Virginia with Rev. Mark Anshutz and Rev. Ben Smith officiating. The bride wore an English net gown with pearl embroidery and silk organza accents. A May 7 wedding party included Melissa Kane as matron of honor, Kimberly Joyce Fairbank as maid of honor, and bridesmaids Alison Cain Lynn Fleming and Alison Fleming. Christopher Wilson served as best man. groomsmen included David Beidler Gordon Simmons Charles Reeser and Mark Lichtenberger. After the ceremony a reception followed at the Collingwood Museum and the couple will reside in Severna Maryland Eleuthera Bahamas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Clark Kane
Randolph Fairbanks Wilson
Christ Church
Alexandria
Mark Anshutz
Ben Smith
Melissa Evans Kane
Kimberly Joyce Fairbank
Tilghman
Christopher Wilson
David Beidler
Gordon Simmons
Charles Reeser
Mark Lichtenberger
Mr. Wilson
Samuel Wilson
Sherwood, Md
Sherwood, del
Yates Willey
Front Royal
Marine Institute of
Dialogue of Lee Family Told at Bluefield Daughters Meeting
At Trinity United Methodist Church the Bluefield Chapter 172 of the United Daughters of the Confederacy held its May meeting. A staged dialogue between Robert E. Lee's mother Ann Hill Carter Lee and his wife Mary Ann Randolph Custis Lee explored Lee's character and family influence, with readings by Frances Jenkins Mitchell and performances by Mrs. John Shrewsbury, Mrs. Carl V. Martin Jr., and Mrs. Richard Wayland. The program recalled Shirley plantation, Lee family history, West Point, and the couple's long marriage, while officers announced pledges, new members, and upcoming bake sale activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity United Methodist Church
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Bluefield
Eleanor Jennings
Robert E. Lee
Frances Jenkins Mitchell
Arlington
Mitchell
Lee
John Shrewsbury
Carl V. Martin Jr
Richard Wayland
Ann Hill Carter Lee
Mary Anne Randolph Custis Lee
Shirley
James River
Richmond
Henry Lee
Lighthorse
Harry
George Washington
Henry
Virginia
Robert
Stratford
Carter
Smith
Anne
Congress
Washington
Ann
Alexandria
Barbados
United States
Nathanael Greene
Washington and Lee
Ann Lee
William Fitzhugh
Club Calendar Highlights Local Club Meetings
Thursday events include West Virginia Manor Extension Home makers Club Bluefield Woman's Club Arts Department at Golden Age Center and Park View Garden Club with Mrs Louise Grim Friday features Overeaters Anonymous Presbyterian Hall Red Cross Bloodmobile and McGuffey Book Club Macedonia Shrine 8 meets at Masonic Temple Saturday lists YWCA center and Sunday Ocean area Ostomy Association and Red Men Lodge meetings Alongside a carrot puree beauty mask recipe using distilled water and gentle boil method
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia Manor Extension Homemakers Club
the Manor
Ridgecrest
Bluefield Woman’s Club
Golden Age Center
College Avenue
Park View Garden Club
Louise Grim
Princeton Overeaters Anonymous
Sacred Heart Parish Hall
Harrison St
Charmaine
Y”’ Center
Red Cross Bloodmobile
Bland Street United Methodist Church
McGuffey Book Club
Macedonia Shrine
White Shrine of Jerusalem
Masonic Temple
YWCA
Bluefield Area
United Ostomy Association
Bluefield Community Hospital
Red Men’s Hall
May Meeting of Ellen Ball Group Hosts Card and Devotion
Mrs. Cora Carmen hosted the Ellen Ball Group for May with Mrs. Jennings Garden opening devotions on a Mother's Day theme. A meditation highlighted unselfishness and small sacrifices, followed by Mrs. Freda Weatherford leading the ongoing book study Outside the Gate. The treasurer noted $25 from knife sales. The group plans a general program in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Carmen
Ellen Ball
Jennings Garden
Freda Weatherford
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Miss Jones
Phillip Tyler United
William Schiffley Tyler, II
Steve Tyler
Jeff Tyler
Michael
Culler
Larry Fogle
David Booth
Jon Hare
Ernest Joyce
Crumpler
W.va
Stuart Jones
Mr. Jones
Woodmen of the World Hall
Florida
Wade Hampton Academy
University of S.C
Columbia
The
Citadel
Culler Poultry
B&j Ice Company
Miss Kane
Alison Cain
Lynn Fleming
Alison Fleming
Alexandria, Va
Charles Kent Kane
Ineze Evans Kane
Princeton
Charles Christopher Furman
DeLand, Fla
Mary Baldwin College
Staunton, Va
Elizabeth Clarke Kane
UDC
West Point
Mary Anne
Army Posts
Lexington
Washington College
Mr. Lee
Mary Ann
M.G. Anderson
Wayland
W.J. Freeman Jr
A. Hawkins Brewster
Clyde Stephens
Stephes
John Vermillion
Bluefield Dance Theatre
Bluefield High School
Mademoiselle
Southern Highlands Greenhouse
12Th St
Petunias
Blue Prince Plaza
Which Craft Shop
Jones Gallery
Elm & Bird
Goodykoontz Drug Store
Rolands
Dad
Haney Campbell Ltd
Bird
Plaza & Mercer Mail
Jantzen
South Corner Needlecrafts
McQuails, Inc
Phils
Mercer Mall
Bird Arts & Crafts Center
Jack Scott
Jane Spencer
Ted
Virginia Ann Jewelry
Leggett
Connie Sanders
Bluefield Gift Shop
Gene & I
Gorn Kibo
Shear Dimensions
Janie Eades
Janie
Stafford Drive
Eli
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