Prominent Families United In Quiet Wedding Ceremony
Miss Lois Lazenby and Mr. McIntyre Louthan wed Friday at 9:30 in the Lazenby home memorial avenue Bluefield. The ceremony before relatives used an improvised altar with lark spur hydrangea and mountain laurel. Bride a white crepe dress. groom an assistant professor at Bluefield College. After a motor trip they will reside in Bluefield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Lazenby
Mr. McIntyre Louthan
Rev. T. E. Peters
Bluefield
McIntyre Louthan
R. EB. Lazenby
Memorial Avenue
T. E. Peters
First Baptist Church
Bride
Louthan
Bluefield College
E. M. Louthan
University of Richmond
Birth Announcement at Bluefield for Haun Baby
A daughter weighing nine pounds thirteen ounces was born to Mr and Mrs F Haun in Bluefield Virginia on June 13. The report notes the parents names and birthplace with concise family notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Haun
Bluefield, Va
Musical program at First Baptist Church Sunday
Charles Spencer will sing solo numbers during both services at the First Baptist church with selections by a quartet including Otho Dixon Ernest Northen Charles Spencer and Randolph Kidd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Charles Spencer
Otho Dixon
Ernest Northen
Randolph Kidd
Hammer Family Attends UVA Commencement
Mr and Mrs Clarence E Hammer of 341 Frederick street returned from Charlottesville after attending the University of Virginia exercises where Henry Hamilton Hammer earned a medical degree. Attending with them were Mrs J B Hammer and brothers John and James Hammer of Narrows. Dr Hammer will intern at City Memorial hospital in Winston Salem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence E. Hammer
Frederick Street
Charlottesville
University of Virginia
Hammer
Henry Hamilton Hammer
Mr. Hammer
J. B. Hammer
John
James Hammer
Narrows
City Memorial Hospital
Winston-Salem
Trinity Woman’s Missionary Society Meets at Church
The Women's Missionary Society of Trinity Methodist held its monthly meeting at the church Wednesday afternoon with president Mrs. L. E. Lemons presiding. The gathering opened with the hymn Jesus Calls Us and continued with devotional remarks and plans for upcoming activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Missionary Society of Trinity Methodist Church
L. EF. Lemons
Jesus
Swans Down Biscuit Mix Makes Airy Biscuits Easy
Swans Down Biscuit Mix promises quick easy baking for 90 to 100 airy golden biscuits per package. Just add liquid, roll and cut, bake for tender shortcakes or fluffy biscuits. Made by General Foods, makers of Swans Down cake flour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Foods
Day In the Life of a Rural Deaconess Program
A church meeting features readings, reports, and a devotional. Mrs. H M Williams heads the afternoon program on stewardship and a talk on wom en's voting. Miss Annie Parker writes from Antwerp about returning to the Congo and gratitude for missionary service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Burrow
H. M. Williams
John
Eugene Foster
Page Thornhill
W. S. Penn
J. W. Gilbert
Annie Parker
Antwerp
Congo
Paris
Woman's Missionary Council
Senior Group Meeting Note in Lydia Bogge Society
The senior group of the Lydia Bogge society within the Children of the American Revolution will meet this evening at 8 o clock. Frances Stephens of 215 Walnut Street will host or oversee the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Bogge
Children of the American Revolution
Frances Stephens
Walnut Street
Vacation Bible School Nears End At First Presbyterian
The Daily Vacation Bible school at First Presbyterian Church completed its second week with a total enrollment of 216, the highest for the school. Attendance yesterday was 180. Eskimo ice cream pies were served to pupils and teachers. The final week begins Monday at 9 am. Closing exercises Friday evening in the Sabbath school room will include an offering to cover school expenses. teachers donated their time and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Dance at Blue Field Country Club This Evening
A dance event is set at the Blue Field Country Club this evening from 10 to 12. Music will be provided by the West Virginians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield Country Club
Thirteen Club Homecoming Dance at West Virginian Hotel
The Thirteen club hosted a homecoming dance for summer students at various schools and colleges. The West Virginian hotel ballroom featured an Oriental garden mood with colored cello phane hoops, wall shades, and a sea painting backdrop. Jack Dishman’s orchestra provided the music while chaperons included Mrs. C. M. Scott and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginian
Thirteen Club
Jack Dishman
C. M. Scott
A. F. Kingdon
R. W. Lacy
J. E. Nelson
James S. Kahle
R. B. Hudson
P. J. Alexander
Floyd Brown
8. H. Meem
Nervous Women Find Relief From Nerve Ailments
Old advert claims Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound eases nerves and headaches. Testimonial mentions Mrs C Riewands of Brooklyn and another user at 200 St Point Place Ohio praising improved appetite, strength, and well being after using the product for seven years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lot
Cox
St Point Place
Ohio
Fred Lain
Mars
C. Riewands
Coney Island Ave
Brooklyn
New York
Daughters Welcomed By Luck Family At St Luke’s
Mrs Ruby Scott of Bedford Virginia welcomes a baby daughter named Virginia Wren born Friday morning at St Luke’s Hospital. The newborn honors the maternal grandmother. Mrs Luck, before marriage, was Ruby Scott of Bedford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manly B. Luck
College Avenue
St. Luke’s Hospital
Virginia Wren
Luck
Ruby Scott
Bedford
Bluefield Florist Leader Elected WV Unit Chairman
Clifford M. Brown of Bluefield Floral returned from Huntington where he attended the Florists' Telegraph Delivery association West Virginia unit meeting and was elected state chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford M. Brown
Bluefield Floral Company
Huntington
West Virginia
Florists’ Telegraph Delivery Association
Mr. Brown
White Shrine Patrol Leaders Plan Evening Drill
The White Shrine patrol meets at 8 tonight at the Masonic temple for drill practice with full attendance urged. A uniforms and executive committees meeting is set at 7:30 at the same temple.
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Masonic Temple
Luncheon Hosted For Mrs. Merchant by Local Guests
A Friday luncheon at the Bluefield Country Club honored Mrs. Robert Merchant, the popular bride of the season, with Jane Markle and Zirleta Kent among a few friends in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Markle
Zirleta Kent
Bluefield Country Club
Robert Merchant
Rocky Golf Tournament Final Won by Mrs Lewis Jr
Mrs J M B Lewis Jr captured the finals today in the Rocky golf tournament defeating Mrs W H St Clair. The event was a club donation from Rocky Schorr with the runner up prize provided by a Bluefield merchant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. B. Lewis Jr
W. H. St. Clair
Rocky” Schorr
Merchants of
Bluefield
Local Personal Notices From Huntington to Bluefield
Social notes reveal visitors and gatherings in Huntington Bluefield and nearby towns. Ora Davis guests J M B Lewis Jr home for weekend. multiple ladies visit Christie camp and attend dances while others report family travels and illnesses. Mrs Snyder remains seriously ill after a paralytic stroke, with relatives visiting Damascus and Bluefield.
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College Avenue
Hattie, Lyde
Fannie Tynes
Tazewell
James R. Laird
Washington Street
E. C. Banks
Vineland
N. J
Harry Crigger
Roanoke
J. W. Snyder
Snyder
Banks
Crigger
Bluefield
T. B. Burnett
O. B. Burnett
Bluefield Avenue
Damascus
Highland Avenue
W. FE. Francis
Local Social Notes From Princeton Run List of Mrs. Siblings and Visits
From Princeton reports illness of Mrs Frances's sister prompts family news. Mrs J W Snyder cared for by relatives. Mrs John Hetzel discharged from St Luke's and home on Jefferson Street. Miss Virginia Powell to visit relatives in Cincinnati and Portsmouth D. Mrs C M Winfrey returns home on South Street after a month in Washington Roanoke. Mrs Clark M Brown hosts Mrs Alice Taylor of Salem Virginia, former Westhampton college classmate. Mrs Robert L Merchant leaves to join husband in East Orange New Jersey for the summer. she was once Elizabeth Bailey, a popular season’s bride.
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Princeton
Francis
J. W. Snyder
John Hetzel
St. Luke's Hospital
Jefferson Street
Virginia Powell
Preston Street
Cincinnati
Portsmouth
C. M. Winfrey
South Street
Washington
Roanoke
Clark M. Brown
Memorial Avenue
Alice Taylor
Salem
Westhampton College
Richmond
Robert L. Merchant
Merchant
East Orange
N. J
Mise Elizabeth Bailey
Bishop Ainsworth Stirs Audience in Prohibition Talk
Bishop Ainsworth urged vigilance against liquor advertising and repeal of the eighteenth amendment. He warned bootlegging would persist and likened alcohol to a rattlesnake bite, stressing government limits on health and morality. Dr. Hayne presided. Ainsworth then traveled to Wytheville and Macon after dining with Dr. and Mrs. Burrow.
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Ainsworth
House of God
London
England
America
Paul Revere
Bishop Ainsworth
Samuel W. Hayne
Bland Street Methodist Church
James A. Burrow
Bluefield
Wytheville
Macon
Mre. Burrow
West Virginia Gears to License 3.2 Percent Wine
Charleston reports preparations to license 3.2 percent wine dealers with forms ready and licenses issued soon. The tax commissioner notes initial requests and a Charleston bottling company plans distribution. Licenses cost 10 dollars retail and 25 dollars wholesale with no barrel tax. Beer taxes brought in about 11 thousand dollars in May, lifting total beer tax receipts to 250 thousand 925 dollars and 48 cents since enforcement began.
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Charleston
W. Va
West Virginia
Tax Commissioner’s
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Ches Davis
Chicago Follies
First Baptist Music
Trinity W. M. S
Vacation Bible School
Betty Crocker
Pure Food Stores
Kansas
Banquet Brand Tea
Tiffany Tissue
Hershey’s
Pt. Can
Chet
Phe
P&g
Rock Cliff
Angel Food Cake
White House
Zesta
Domino
Qwailwy
White Shrine Patrol
Rocky
Ernest C.williams
Bradmann
O. K
H. Stolch
Princeton Ave
Peters
Ace High
Hannah
Vitality Health
Enna Jettick
Natural Bridge
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