Miss Carbonell-Claimed Bride By Staff Sergeant Damron
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Maratha Carbonell to Staff Sergeant Gordon Damron in Guatemala City. The ceremony took place June 9 with Rev. B. T. Sills officiating. Attendants included Pvt. and Mrs. Gordon Damron and family members from Guatemala City and California. Damron, a Southwest Pacific veteran, will report to Camp Butner, North Carolina. the bride plans to join him soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maratha Carbonell
Fredrick Carbonella
Guate
B. T. Sills
Tazewell
Gordon Damron
Tidegroom
Fredrick Carbonell
Guatamala City
Charles Damron
Carl Gibson
Tommy
Lena Damron
A Damron
Los Angeles
Calif
Guateala City
Sergeant Damron
Bluefield
States
Southwest Pacific
Camp Butner
N. C
Local Personal News From Bluefield And Surrounding Areas
The notice reports L. A. Shrader of Chapel, Va undergoing surgery at Bluefield sanitarium with a satisfactory outcome. Jader is father of Mrs. R. B. Stowers of Bluefield Ave. Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Bailey of East Princeton Ave were summoned to Pearisburg Va for Mrs. Bailey’s brother Gratton Burke who is critically ill. Miss Mary Burke RN of the city is in a temporary residence. Mrs. N. G. Neer of Augusta St returned home from a visit with her daughter Mrs. William A. Pritchett in Middletown Ohio. Virginia of Christiansburg Va visits her cousin Mrs. Virginia Harper. a Davidson College student left for Davidson, N C. Mrs. Fred A. Sarver, William and Bee Nannie B. Thompson of Bluefield are noted with travel details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jader
R. B. Stowers
Bluefield Avenue
B. H. Bailey
Princeton Avenue
Pearisburg
Bailey
Gratton Burke
Pearisburg Hospital
Burke
Mary Burke
N. G.neer
Augusta Street
William A. Pritchett
Middletown
Davidson College
Fred A. Sarver
Willian
Bee
Nannie B. Thompson
Bluefield
Little Gardens Club Meeting Highlights Flower Arrangements
The Little Gardens Club met Thursday with Mrs. Addington presenting a talk on Beginning Steps in Flower Arrangement and showing photos of her work. She offered tips on insect control and noted library books available through the Bluefield Garden Council. Heath Garden club members attended as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiam C. “Kidd
Pairfield Avenue
Dorothy Dix: Men and clean habits in marriage
A letter from Lt. Worried, U S Army Air Corps, describes a drunken accidental marriage to a woman he cannot divorce. He asks how to end the arrangement, noting education, wealth, and reputation but seeking happiness. The column lampoons husbands who demand cleanliness in wives while neglecting their own untidy habits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Dix
Woman Seeks Divorce Advice From Dorothe Dix Style Advice
A reader asks if a daughter-in-law should call her husband's mother Mrs. The answer says etiquette allows Mrs but notes distancing harms bonds and urges daughter-in-law to welcome the mother as a friend, citing potential mutual support including guidance when a baby arrives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Dix
Adde
Abe
Miss Mattie Kathleen Jones Weds Petty Officer Gibson
Mrs. Harry W. Jones of Bluefield Virginia announces the marriage of her daughter Mattie Kathleen to Thomas R. Gibson petty officer first class USNR son of Mr and Mrs Samuel Gibson of Pittsburgh Pennsylvania. The ceremony took place April 4 at Grace Methodist church parsonage Baltimore Maryland. The bride a Blend High School graduate has worked at the Glenn L Martin aircraft plant in Baltimore. The groom studied in Pennsylvania and serves in the U S naval reserve. he is stationed at Point Barrow Navy Base Rhode Island and the couple plan to unite there soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry W. Jones
Bluefield
Mattie Kathleen
Thomas R. Gibson
USNR
Samuel Gibson
Pittsburgh
Grace Methodist Church
Baltimore
R. 8. Robey
Gibson
Blend High School
Glenn L. Martin
Petty Oficer Gibson
Pennsylvania
United States Naval Reserve
Bn Aa Point, R. I
Daughter-in-law solution to family trouble referenced
A brief note suggests a daughter-in-law will resolve a difficulty by addressing the reader as Grandmother. The line appears from a syndicated release by the pen Syndicate of nc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Po Pen Syndicate
Miss Vest Weds Mr. Broyles in Lerena Virginia
Emma Louise Vest daughter of A. G. Vest of Bluefield married Herald E. Vee son of Mrs. H. B. Broyles at Lerena Virginia on May 11. The bride wore navy with white accessories. Lucille Catt was attendants. Broyles works at the Norfolk navy yard. The couple will live with her father on Princeton avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Louise Vest
A. G. Vest
Bluefield
Herald Evee
H. 8. Broyles
Littlesburg
Lerena
F. Mayberry
Lucille Catt
War
Present to Sowene Within Near Future
Fragmentary line suggests a future meeting or action involving someone named Sowene. The text implies scheduling or intention to act soon but lacks clear nouns, dates, or context for fuller reporting. Further readable details are needed to produce a concrete item.
Bible School To Start Monday At Graham Presbyterian
The Graham Presbyterian church will begin its Vacation Bible School on Monday June 12 and run through Friday June 23. The theme is To Know Christ with daily sessions starting at 9 30 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham Presbyterian Church
Christ
School opens with Mrs W L Sexton Jr to direct
Mrs W L Sexton Jr will direct the school assisted by capable teachers and helpers. All are invited to attend. An army literacy note claims illiterates can learn reading writing and simple arithmetic in an average of 144 hours in class. A Revolution in Obiberty Bell occurred in a church in Allentown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Sexton, Jr
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Miss Carbonell
Damron
Eugene R. Damron
L. A. Shrader Chapel
Bluefield Sanitar
Just
Taylor's
Princeton Ave
Dial
Little Gardens Club
U. S. Army Air Corps
Bluefield, W. VA
X.pert
Miss Vest
Mr. Broyles
Allentown
KomToes
WoBornen
Kime One
Koater
Ae Roller
Patch
MLS
Coan At
Bluefield Hardware CO
Bluefield, West Virginia
Ye.w. Waters CO
the Reliable Jewelers
Federal ST Riverieto
Watson’s Bargain Store
Bland and McCulloch
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