Brown Bivens Nuptials Today
The First Christian church hosts the wedding of Miss Helen Bivens and Mr. William Brown at 1 30 PM officiated by Rev. Ben S Johnson. Families and a few friends attend as the couple plans a brief trip and residence with the groom's parents.
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Helen Bivens
William Brown
First Christian Church
First Christian
Ben 8 S. Johnson
W. W. Brown
Larch Street
A. E. Bivens
Princeton Road
Concord College
Athens
W. Va
Marehall College
Mies Bivens
Ella Holroyd
Mercer Wrt
Brown
Bramwell
National Armature Company
Bluefield
Greever to Preach at Immanuel Lutheran Church
Dr J B Greever founder of Immanuel Lutheran and Wartburg churches in Bluefield Va will preach at Immanuel Lutheran corner Mercer and Duhring Streets at 11 oclock Sunday morning. Miss Elizabeth Bond will sing with the choir and the public is invited to worship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immanuel Lutheran Church
J. B. Greever
Wartburg Lutheran Church
Bluefield
Wartburg Lutheran Seminary
Greever
Mercer and
Duhring Streets
Elizabeth Bond
Tazewell Girl Weds Abel Vern Moore in North Fork
Miss Lucy Heldreth daughter of J. T. and Mrs Heldreth of Tazewell married Abel Vern Moore Monday June 8 in North Fork. She is a Tazewell High and Concord-Good Teachers College graduate who taught in West Virginia, including Princeton High School. Mr Moore is son of Mrs C F Moore of Draper and works for Woods Brevick Motor Co. They plan to reside in Bluefield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northfork
Lucy, Heldreth
J. T. Heldreth
Tazewell
Abel Vern Moore
Tazewell High School
Concord
Teachers’ College
Athens
Moore
West Virginia
Princeton High School
C. F. Moore
Draper
Woods-Brevick Motor Company
Dinner Party Honors Upcoming City Wedding
Mrs. F. E. Penn and Mrs. M. F. Reardon hosted Thursday dinner at Sunset Inn for members of the bridal party for Miss Mary Gordon Alley and Mr. Clayton D. Sweet. The wedding was celebrated Friday at Westminster Presbyterian Church with elegant table decor and a fine menu.
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F. E. Penn
M. F. Reardon
Sunset Inn
Mary Gordon Alley
Clayton D. Sweet
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Family Picnic Proclamation For Barrow Watkins Descendants
A proclamation invites descendants and their families to a full day gathering for a large family picnic. It targets the third and fourth generations of Benjamin Franklin Barrow and Susan Watkins Barrow of Flint Hill Henry County Virginia. The notice cites scattered relatives and sets a June date for reunion events to foster acquaintance.
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Benjamin Franklin Barrow
Susan Watkins Barrow
Flint Hill
Henry County
Barrow Family Reunion at Virginia Tech Campus
The Barrow clan plans a 1931 gathering at Virginia Polytechnic Institute in Blacksburg with worship led by Dr. B. M. Beckham at 11 30. Attendees include J G Barrow E T Tyree P S Barrow E C Stone O W Stone and other Barrow relatives from Bluefield Tampa Detroit Roanoke Abingdon and Ferrum along with Mr and Mrs Beckham.
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Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Blacksburg
Barrow
B. M. Beckham
P. 8
J. G. Barrow
E. T. Tyree
E. C. Stone
Bluefield
O. W. Stone
Tampa
Fla
Ben Do. Barrow
Detroit
Harry B. Stone
Alvah Stone
Mamie Stone
Page Jones
Patton Baby Born at Bluefield Sanitarium
Mr and Mrs O G Patton of 411 Bland Street announce the birth of a girl on Friday June 12 at Bluefield Sanitarium Mrs Patton was Helen Hodges prior to marriage the couple reside in this city and the mother is formerly Miss Hodges.
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O. G. Patton
Bland Street
Bluefield Sanitarium
Pearl Thompson
Pen Mar Avenue
Brock Hamilton
Walton Avenue
Hazel Willis
Richmond
Williamsburg
William and Mary College
Weston Willis
Elizabeth Ernest circle meets Monday at 7 45 PM
Members of the Elizabeth Ernest circle of Bland Street Methodist church will gather Monday evening at 7 45 at the home of Miss Harriet Speiden, 206 Rogers Street. Hostesses include Mrs. Helen Payne, a Gladys Gerald, and Mrs. Joe.
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Elizabeth Ernest
Bland Street
D A R Marks Grave Markers in Peterstown West Virginia
An event of interest to Daughters of the American Revolution unfolds on Wednesday June 17 in Peterstown West Virginia. Markers for Revolutionary soldiers Christian Peters and Henry Hull will be unveiled with ceremony. Members from Matthew French chapter Princeton and John Chapman chapter Bluefield attend. Invitations extend to Nathaniel Greene chapter of this city. Descendants and friends urged to join the celebration and bring luncheon baskets by noon to Peterstown Methodist Church yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peterstown
W. Va
Christian Peters
Henry Hull
Matthew French
Princeton
John Chapman
Bluefield
Nathaniel Greene
First Christian Bible Class Seeks Perfect Attendance Sunday
A special effort aims for perfect attendance at the Ladies' Bible class meeting at First Christian church Sunday morning. Members meet at 9 45 with visitors welcome. Photos of the entire class will be taken by Mrs. R L Nunnally marking the contest's final Sunday.
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First Christian Church
R. L. Nunnally
Hannah Truth Seekers Bible Class Meets at Trinity Methodist
On Thursday evening the Hannah Truth Seekers Bible class of Trinity Methodist held its regular monthly session at Mrs. C. C. Welling's Wythe avenue home. The program included a scripture reading by president Mrs. E. Pearl Cromer a prayer by Mrs. Eugene Foster and a social hour with readings contests a guitar and harp solo by Mrs. Pierce D Bratton and homemade candies for twenty members and one visitor.
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C. C. Welling
Wythe Avenue
Trinity Methodist Church
E. Pearl Cromer
Eugene Foster
Shirley Foster
Pierce D. Bratton
Wedding of Miss Mary Gordon Alley and Clayton D. Sweet
In a noon ceremony at Westminster Presbyterian church, Miss Mary Gordon Alley of the city wed Clayton D. Sweet of Elyria Ohio. The Rev W M Foard officiated with assistance from Rev C G Gunn. Nuptial music by Mrs F M Booth accompanied a duet of songs performed by Mrs J M Badgett.
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Mary Gordon Alley
Clayton D. Sweet
Elyria
Ohio
Westminster Presbyterian Church
W. M. Foard
Bramwell
C. G. Gunn
Westminster Church
Foard
F. M. Booth
J. M. Badgett
Emerson Camp Seeks Clemency for School Funds Conviction
Emerson Camp former Kanawha County schools superintendent filed a clemency petition with Governor Conley seeking a pardon from his $500 larceny conviction and a three year prison sentence. The petition was sent back to Pardon Attorney Albert G. Jenkins after submission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Va
Emerson Camp
Kanawha County
Conley
Albert G. Jenkins
Camp seeks clemency after Kanawha court ruling
Prosecuting Attorney J Blackburn Watts and Judge Henry K Black advocate clemency for Camp. They plan to submit the petition and recommendations to Governor Conley within days after the state supreme court denied review. Camp to surrender in court Monday. Hongkong olive branch offered to Canton rebels to avert civil war. Nan King cites Canton political council and Wang Ching Wei appointment proposal.
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J. Blackburn Watts
Kanawha County
Henry K. Black
Camp
Jenkins
Conley
Nanking
Canton
Wang Ching-Wei
National
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