Impressive Bland Ceremony for Breckenridge Barton Rites
Mrs J T Barton of Ona announces the marriage of her daughter Ethel Mae to Stan Breckenridge of Bland. The couple attended Bluefield Business College and Beaver High School graduate Stan holds a position with Bluefield Supply Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bland
Ethel Mae Barton
J. T. Barton
Bramwell
Stanley Frazier Breckenridge
Ona
Ethel Mae
Stan Beckenridge
Bluefield Business
Bluefield Telephone Company
Prancesridge
Beaver High School
Bluefield Supply Compan
Winece Yathe
Community Announcements From Local Groups
Local clubs and societies list upcoming meetings and rehearsals. Topics include Young Matrons of First Christian, Sain Teo circle at Methodist church, Railway Clerks Association Norfolk line, Canandaquaga group at Y, Globe Trotters, Little Theatre rehearsal, American Legion auxiliary at Appalachian hall, and First Presbyterian dinner and Bible study session led by William Crowe Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian
William Crowe, Jr
Sesson
Baby Girl Named Wanda Del Megan Worley Born
Mr and Mrs Sidney Veter of Piuefield Princeton welcomed their daughter on June 6 naming Wanda Del Mrs Worley as a guardian note. The article mentions one other child in the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Veter
Piuefield -Princeton
Wanda del
Worley Herrtage
Meg
Hilda Eve Vencill Birthday Party Held At Home
Hilda Eve Vencill celebrated her seventh birthday with a Desty Dale afternoon party at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Vencill on Walters Avenue. Seventeen guests attended with refreshments and favors provided by Mrs. G. B. Helton and Miss Lucille Davidson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilda Eve Vencill
Chickie Delis
Johnson
June Brooks
Migaret Wimmer
Joyce Annaand Ramey
Lucille David- Mesdames John Dellis
G. Helton
H. L. Ramey
Marfesa Omy
Coalfield Mission Board to Convene In Princeton
The Coalfield Mission Board meets at the First Methodist Church in Princeton starting Tuesday at 10 30 with Mrs J G Nichols Bluefield presiding. Activities include varied programs and a special musical number followed by lunch served by church members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coalfield Mission Board
Princeton
Coalfield
Bluefield
First Methodist Church
J. G. Nichols
Social notes from Rocky Gap area
Local residents posted in town visiting relatives and guests during the weekend. Arlene Conley of Chauncey Va hosts. Miss Goldie Con will stay a week. Irvey Shrader of Bastian is visiting. Mrs Peyton Buxton, Mrs J H Lambert, and families travel for visits. Ward Alderman from the U S Navy on leave. Virginia Alderman and George Davis of Pulaski are among guests.
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Ve. Va
Pulaski
U. S. Navy
Losles
Stanley Price
Radford
Handling a Bridge Hand Defeat of Contract Despite Risky Discard
Bidding note and play analysis from a bridge hand where East must discard to signal strength. The pair misplayed, as Bast should have sacrificed a trick to thwart five clubs doubled. West could have shifted to a singleton diamond to force a two down, while East failed to signal the danger in spades.
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Bast
Declarer
East
Local visits noted with relatives and friends
Mrs. Price's mother Mrs. George Musser and Miss Jean Graves visited friends at Radford and Hillsville this week. Miss Ruth Groseclose of Ceres stayed several days with her sister Mrs. Ralph Graves. Mrs. Willie Belle Geise and her children from Hamilton Ohio are visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Hill.
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Price
George Musser
Jean Graves
Radford
Hillsville
Ruth Groseclose
Ceres
Ralph Graves
Willie Belle Geise
Hamilton, O
J. R. Hill
Local Visitors Share Week End in Springville
Springville notes list of guests and visitors from Dry Fork Richlands Lebanon Thorpe and Bossevain. Families include Beavers Nash Osborne Brooks Tiller and Branch with mentions of Skyland Camp and Roanoke trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Patteson
Lebanon
C. K. Nash
R. W. Osborne
Skyland Camp
O. Nash
Dorothy Brooks
Thorpe
Roanoke
Willie Tiller
Bossevain
Sherman Branch
Branch
Bid Four Clubs In A Proper Shut-out
A bridge deal fragment presents the bid four clubs as a proper shut-out bid intended to force pass. It contrasts three clubs as insufficient protection and notes a partner Merwin Mater last position. The readable text shows players Maier Barnstone You Schenker and a sequence of passes including te Pass.
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Maier Barnstone
Schenker
Laissez-Faire Club Plans Hotel Dance Arrangement
Arrangements near completion for the Laissez-Faire club dance at Hotel 10 until 2. The event aims to reunite out of town college students returning home for summer. A meeting is set for Monday at 8 at Miss Mary O'Keefe’s home. Jelly Leftwich and NBC orchestra will provide music with Kay Keever Johnny Powers and Russ Roberts as vocalists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary O'Keefe
Giles
Jelly Leftwich
Birth Norces in Cleveland for Anna Bradford Family
A birth notice from Cleveland reports the child Norces named for the newborn with the mother listed as Anna Bradford before marriage. The parents Mr and Mrs Wiley recently resided in the city before moving to Arizona.
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Cleveland
Anna Braford
Wiley
Ring
Arizona
Miss Agnes Hetherington of King Street Visited Relatives
Miss Agnes Hetherington spent the weekend with relatives and friends, testing visits in the area. Reeve Migs and others from the neighborhood were noted in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reeve
Agnes Hetherington
King Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. G. Nichola
Sain Teo Ciety
Ce Methodist Church
Fae
Association of Railway Clerks and Associated
The
Norfolk and W Railway Company
Giobe
Red Heart School
Little Theatre Group
Colonial Theatre
American Legion
A. 8
Booker
Appalachian Hall
Mary Lee Beauty Shop
Dana
Dana Harris
Octavia Clifton Hendricks
William G. Cavanaugh
Belmont P Park
Rocky Ga
Glenn P
Su Meroam
Wien
MAS. C.K. Nash Correspondent
Springville
Carl Beavers
Merwin Mater
New
Mohair
C. RR. Avenue
Aaa
Wwe
Hotpoint
Warlick
Warlick Furniture Store
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