Louthan Lazenby Wedding Planned in Bluefield
Miss Lois Lazenby and Mr McIntyre Louthan prepare to wed in a quiet morning ceremony at the bride’s parents home on Memorial avenue. Dr T K Peters of First Baptist will officiate. The bride is noted as Bluefield’s popular young woman and the groom is son of Prof M Louthan of Bluefield College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Lazenby
McIntyre Louthan
Sige
R. E. Lazenby
Memorial Avenue
T. K. Peters
First Baptist Church
Bluefield
Louthan
M. Louthan
Bluefield College
Thirteen Club Plans June Homecoming Dance
The Thirteen club sponsors a June homecoming dance this evening at the West Virginian hotel. The event runs from 10 to 2 with music by Jack Dishman’s orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thirteen Club
West Virginian
Jack Dishman
Bridal Couple Honored In Westminster Ceremony
Alice Stone and Dr. Robert Bruce Nye were married Thursday at Westminster Presbyterian Church. Mrs. E T Tyree hosted a buffet at her Washington street home with bridal party guests and out of town visitors. The table featured a lace cover and a centerpiece of pink roses and blue delphinium. The meal consisted of three courses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Stone
Robert Bruce Nye
Westminster Presbyterian Church
E. T. Tyree
Washington Street
Juvenile Lodge Plans Afternoon Hike at Moose Hall
All members of the senior see the Juvenile lodge Bluefield West Virginia No. 59 Degree of Honor P. A. will meet at the Moose hall at 4 30 this afternoon and go for a hike.
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Bluefield Ge, No. 59
Degree of Honor
P. A
Moose Hall
Birth of James Caldwell Repass in Lumberport West Virginia
An arrival notice from Bluefield announces the birth of a son to Dr. James C. Repass and his wife Anna belle Caldwell on June 10. The newborn is named James Caldwell Repass. The family has many relatives across West Virginia and Virginia.
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Bluefield
James C. Repass
Lumberport
W. Va
James Caldwell Repass
Annabelle Caldwell
Repass
Virginias
Miss Alice Barrow Stone Weds Dr. R B Nye in Westminster Ceremony
Miss Alice Barrow Stone married Dr. Robert Bruce Nye at Westminster Presbyterian Church in a simple ceremony attended by close family and friends. The service featured soloists Mrs. Page Stone Jones and Mrs. Ben Suttle, with organist Mrs. Frank Booth. The couple plans residence at 1015 Walnut Street in Philadelphia after September 1.
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Alice Barrow Stone
Robert Bruce Nye
Philadelphia
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Charles G. Gunn
Samuel W. Moore
First Presbyterian Church
Page Stone Jones
Roanoke
Ben Suttle
Shelby
N. C
Cadman
Frank Booth
Aleso
Nevin
Edmund Crispen Stone
Booth
Jones
Nye
Harry B. Stone
Page Jones
Mamie Stone
Alvah Stone
James Server
Jefferson Hospital
Roy ©. Matzen
Theodore Widing
Swarthmore Pa
John P. Cole
Mias
Virginia Cole
Raleigh
Graham Fizer
Ida Dalton
Pulaski County
Walnut Street
Mrs Shott Hosts Morning Coffee For Morgantown Guest
Mrs. Shott entertained eighteen friends Thursday morning at Lake Place with a 10:30 to 12 coffee. Guests admired rustic terrace seating overlooking the water and rock garden where Japanese iris Madonna lilies grew. Mrs. F B Trotter of Morgantown was honored guest, visiting Mrs. Hugh I Shott Jr and Mrs J H McDermott on Maryland Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. [. Shott
Shott
McDermott
J. Taylor Frazier
Jim Shott
Hugh |. Shott Jr
Margaret Peters Hosts Eleventh Birthday Party
Margaret Peters invited a few friends to celebrate her eleventh birthday at Franklin street home. The afternoon featured several enjoyable games and refreshments of sandwiches cake and punch served by Miss Lillian Peters aided by her mother Mrs W Peters.
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Margaret Peters
Franklin Street
Lillian Peters
W. ©. Peters
Prayer Service Led by W. M. A. at First Christian
With Mrs C J Cheyney presiding the women's missionary auxiliary of the First Christian church holds a special prayer service this afternoon at 3 followed by an executive meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Cheyney
First Christian Church
Family members return from Presbyterian conference trip
Miss Edna Ramage Gerard Phelps and Mrs F E B Hudgins have come back from Lewisburg West Virginia where they attended the Presbyterian young people's conference. Mrs Hudgins' son Paul Hudgins rode to Lewisburg and returned with the party. Miss Catherine Counts also attended the conference and has gone to spend a week with her cousin Mrs Lowery G Bowling Jr at White Sulphur. Virginia Smythe left Lewisburg to Union West Virginia to join her father Dr Smythe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Ramage
Gerard Phelps
F. EB. Hudgins
Lewisburg
W. Va
Union
Dr. Smythe
Tri-District Union Meeting At Coopers West Virginia
The Tri District Union schedules its monthly gathering this evening at 8 o clock at Coopers in W Va. Officers and members of each league are urged to attend.
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Tridistrict Union
Coopers
W. Va
Pace Circle Meets At Mrs Fox Home
Mrs Pace leads Circle 3 of Emanuel Lutheran church at Mrs J Francke Fox home on Oakhurst Avenue for an afternoon meeting. Fourteen members and three visitors attend with business items discussed and refreshments served by Mrs Fox. Next gathering set for Mrs E L Bailey’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Francke Fox
Oakhurst Avenue
Circle 3
Imanuel Lutheran Church
W. Pace
Fox
E. L. Bailey
Linen shower honors Mrs. Edward Steele before her marriage
Circle No. 1 of Graham Methodist church held a surprise linen shower for Mrs. Edward Steele, soon Mrs. Mies Hila Maye Nash, at the home of Mrs. Evans Omar in Bluefield Virginia. Attendees presented linen pieces during roll call as Miss Nan Crockett led devotions and scripture. Minutes were read by Mrs. Luther Wingate, with study by Mrs. Lee Harman and Mrs. W. P. Wyatt quoting World Outlook. Mrs. Frank Baylor presided over business in circle captain Royster Bates's absence. Mrs. Omar was assisted by her mother Mrs. George Pyle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Steele
Mies Hila Maye Nash
Circle No. 1
Graham Methodist Church
Evans Omar
Bluefield
Jesus
Nan Crockett
Luther Wingate
Lee Harman
W. P. Wyatt
World Outlook
Methodist Magazine
Frank Baylor
Royster Bates
Omar
George Pyle
Delightful program delights Concord audience at college
A charming Wednesday evening recital at Concord State Teachers College in Athens drew a receptive crowd. Performers included John Mastin as emcee, Marion Smith a contralto, Mrs. George M. Barger Jr. a comedian, Conrad Hrevick with banjo, and James Elmer Brown directing and accompanying. The show earned widespread applause and was praised as one of the college's most enjoyable events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield
Concord State Teachers’ College
Athens
John Mastin
Marion Smith
George M. Barger Jr
Conrad Hrevick
James Elmer Brown
Muaiec
Concord
Fidelis Sunday School Class Meeting At First Baptist
The Fidelis Sunday School class of First Baptist Church will meet this afternoon with Mrs. D. E. B. Simpson at 404 Clark Street. All members are urged to attend.
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Fidelis
First Baptist Church
D. EB. Simpson
Clark Street
Crystal Shower Honors Lois Lazenby Before Wedding
Miss Bernice Studebaker hosted a crystal shower Thursday at her mother Mrs J M Studebaker's Washington Street home for Lois Lazenby. Eight close friends attended as decoration featured cut flowers and refreshments. Lois received Fostoria glassware as gifts on the eve of her marriage to Mr McIntyre Southap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Studebaker
J. M. Studebaker
Washington Street
Lois Lazenby
McIntyre Southap
Miss Lazenby
Y. Y. C. A. Camp Rally At Wyoming Street Site
A large YWCA camp rally last evening on Wyoming Street featured a campfire meal of baked beans and sandwiches. Miss Minnie Weaver offered prayer, with Desir Gilmore outlining camp activities. The event promoted a July 6 to 17 stay at Camp Roland and included games, a treasure hunt, and marshmallow toasting.
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Wyoming Stret
Y. Quarters
Federal Street
Minnie Weaver
Desir Gilmore
Camp Roland
Virginia Stowers
Eleanor Peters
Mise
Martha Jeter Lazenby
Dorothy Hill
Margaret Ruth Stafford
Junior R. A. Meeting at First Baptist Church
The Junior R. A. of the First Baptist church will meet this evening at 7 30 at the church annex.
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R. A
First Baptist Church
First Baptist Church Philathea Class to Meet Evening
The Senior Philathea Sunday School class of the First Baptist church will meet this evening at 8 o clock at the annex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Annex
Globe Trotters’ Outing to Falls Mille Next Tuesday
The Globe Trotters' club plans an outing to Falls Mille on next Tuesday evening. They will depart from the Y quarters between 5 30 and 6 oclock.
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Globe Trotters’ Club
Falls Mille
Y. Quarters
Local Personal Notices Highlight Travel and Health Updates
Mrs S B Payne and daughter Mary Ann head to Chicago for the World’s Fair this evening. Mrs Payne 1013 Wayne street remains in Bluefield sanitarium after a hip fracture from a fall, with general condition reported satisfactory. Agnes Vawter returns from Norfolk where she attended William and Mary extension school. other relatives listed include the Gill and Payne families with travels and recent funeral attendance in Durham.
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S. B. Payne
Mary Ann
Chicago
J. D. Johnson
Frederick Street
S.W. Gill
H. H. Gill
W. H. Gill
Bluefield
Durham
N. C
Roland Gill
Sidney B. Payne
Cabell M
Hoge McCall
John Wilgot
Richmond
Richmond Graduates and Local Residents Depart on Summer Plans
Attendees at University of Richmond graduation joined by residents planning travels to Baltimore and New York. Miss Elsie Montgomery of Clifton Forge visits Dr H T Montgomery in Boone Street. Veterans H T Riddick and Lt John Henley plan to Wheeling for the state encampment June 18 to 20. Frances Correll and Mary Peregor of Christiansburg are guests of Ruth Sage at 523 King Street. Craig Jackson and Grace Lloyd head to Buckeye Lake with Eloise and son for summer. Jackson to Bluefield for Beaver High School summer session. school runs June 5 to July 26.
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University of Richmond
W. J. Hayton
Baltimore
New York
Elsie Montgomery
Clifton Forge
H. T. Montgomery
Boone Street
H. T. Riddick
John Henley
Mercer Camp
Wheeling
Frances Correll
Mary Peregor
Christiansburg
Ruth Sage
King Street
C. W. Jackson
Eloise
Craig
Grace Lloyd
Buckeye Lake
Jackson
Bluefield
Beaver High School
J. W. Snyder
Ill at Highland Avenue Woman In Critical Condition
A resident of Highland avenue has suffered a relapse after ten days of illness and is now in critical condition as of Wednesday evening. Medical staff report serious concerns over her recovery.
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Highland Avenue
Betty Markle Captures Second Flight Golf Title
Betty Markle won the second flight in the Rocky Schorr golf tournament by steady play to reach the finals against Mrs. John Pearson. Markle defeated Pearson in the final match and won golf balls donated by the golf committee. The first flight final was to be played this morning between Mrs. W. H. St. Clair and Mrs. Botts Lewis with a golf club prize the winner receives.
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Rocky Schorr
Betty Markle
John Pearson
Comptroller May Be Forced Switch Funds
Richmond, June 15 The case before the city circus court seeks a mandamus to compel Comptroller E R Combs to turn over to the literary fund all fines from Layman prohibition act violations. The notice cites a special prohibition fund with about 1 951 610 45 dollars from fines and property forfeitures and seeks loans for public schools. In a separate incident Kimball reported shooting his wife, surrendered a revolver to police, and remained jailed for assault and shooting Gentry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
City Circus Court
F. J. Wallace
Richman
C. V. Verne
E. R. Combs
Jury exonerates slayer of wife in justifiable homicide ruling
Coroner's jury in Baltimore finds Edward J. Kimball not guilty of murder after deeming the death of his wife justifiable homicide. The case arose when Mrs. Kimball was shot and Clayton C. Gentry, a fellow firefighter, was wounded during Kimball's Monday night summons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Edward J. Kimball
Kentucky Youths Seek State Colonel Titles
About 20 letters with 25 cent pieces enclosed arrived from youths nationwide asking to be named Kentucky colonels. The letters arrive after a story claimed the state spends about 25 cents to commission a colonel, including the blue ribbon and postage. the money is being returned to the senders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Ruby Laffoon
Kentucky
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Bluefield Furniture Company
R. B. Nye
Mrs. Shott
H, Stolch
Princeton Ave
Peters
Ace High
Hannah
Vitality Health
Enna Jettick
Natural Bridge
Tri-District
Mrs. Steele Honoree
Miss Studebaker
Wyoming Street
Giaoys Pare
Globe Trotters
Kimball
Hele
Gentry
Tabor
West Virginian Hotel
Tabor’s Cafeteria
Hollywood
Lux
Constance Cummings
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