Marriage of Grace Pennington and Charles MacCorkle Corling
Miss Grace Pennington of Princeton will wed Charles MacCorkle Corling of Bluefield this morning at 11 at the bride’s home with Rev. W H Dubose officiating. Corling, a Bluefield Gas and Power Company executive, is a popular businessman. the bride is a Marshall College graduate noted for poise and charm.
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Grace Pennington
Princeton
Charles MacCorkle Corling
Bluefield
Wis
W. H. Dubose
Woman's Union to Hold Regular Meeting at Church
The Woman's Union of the First Christian church will hold its regular monthly gathering this afternoon at 2 30 o'clock at the church location.
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Woman's Union of the First Christian Church
First Presbyterian youth director Miss Maude Forsythe
Young people of the First Presbyterian Church may contact Miss Maude Forsythe director of the young people's work by calling phone 1559. Forsythe is noted as the first regularly engaged director and already shows splendid results and broad community appeal.
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Ple
First Presbyterian Church
Maude Forsythe
Miss Forsythe
Meeting of First Presbyterian Woman's Auxiliary at 3 PM
The Woman's Auxiliary of the First Presbyterian church meets this afternoon at 3 o'clock. All members are urged to attend. The High School Girls' circle will lead the program.
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Woman's
First Presbyterian Church
Walter Fleeman and Margaret Steinke wed at Welch
Mrs. Marble Chapman attended the wedding of her brother Walter Fleeman and Miss Margaret Steinke, solemnized Saturday evening at the Methodist parsonage in Welch. The couple plan to reside in Gary after a brief Charleston stay, and Fleeman runs an automobile business there.
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Marble Chapman
Welch
Walter Fleeman
Margaret Steinke
Fleeman
Charleston
Gary
Prayer meeting for young women at Blue Triangle center
Young women working in the Law and Commerce building are urged to attend a prayer meeting at 8 30 this morning at the Y headquarters Blue Triangle center with a large turnout expected.
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Law and Commerce
Blue Triangle Center
Miss Anna Shumaker Returns Home After Hospital Stay
Miss Anna Shumaker, long in Huntington Hospital for three months, has returned to 307 Third Street. Her condition shows perceptible improvement after spine injury treated with a plaster cast. Doctors expect eventual recovery, though it may take up to two years.
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Anna Shumaker
Huntington
Third Street
Miss Shumaker
Marriage of Miss Bessie Taylor and W S Belcher at Princeton
The union was solemnized last evening in Princeton with Miss Bessie Taylor and W S Belcher both of this city. The bride wore a tan dress and corsage of sweetheart roses and lilies of the valley. They left for a motor trip to Dayton Ohio and Detroit Michigan, accompanied by Miss May Johnson of Princeton. Belcher Lumber Company employee W S Belcher stands well in the community. The bride is a charming young woman.
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Bessie Taylor
W. S. Belcher
Princeton
Wedding of Miss Maggie Powers and Sergt Manuel Neal
Miss Maggie Powers of Springville Virginia and Sergt Manuel Neal US Army stationed in San Antonio Texas were married at Princeton on Tuesday afternoon. Glen Dudley and Miss Maggie Neal attended as witnesses. Neal has served fifteen years in the army and the couple left for San Antonio after the ceremony.
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Maggie Powers
Springville
Sergt
Manuel Neal
U. S. Army
San Antonio
Texas
Princeton
Bluefield
Glen Dudley
Maggie Neal
Sergt. Neal
Miss Powers
Miss Neal
Neal
J. W. Compion
Turpin Leads Round Robin Qualifiers In Golf Tourney
J S Turpin tops the Round Robin qualifiers with a score of 1 over par to lead J H Hardy by one stroke. Matches must be completed by Wednesday June 25 with all players in each flight meeting every other rival.
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J. S. Turpin
J. . Hardy
Stoke
Weaver High summer school boosts library history titles
Dr. E. E. Northern’s class at Weaver High reports increased circulation of medieval and ancient history books at the city library. New auxiliary shelf reads include The Coast of Folly by Cofingsby Dawson and Heirs Apparent by Philip Gibbs, among others with social and moral themes.
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E. E. Northern
Weaver High Summer School
City Library
Folly
Cofingsby Dawson
Joyce Gathaway
Philip Gibbs
Julian
Audrey
Oxford
Mr. Gibbs
Bertha Ruck
Nesta
Elizabeth Alexander
YWCA Camp Plans Summer Outing For Girls
With opening set for July 3 in Pisgah Virginia the YWCA camp near Tazewell will host 77 Bluefield girls last year. Miss Minnie E Weaver leads the camp with assistants guiding hiking swimming story telling camp fires and singing as part of a full recreation program for every participant.
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Bluefield
Tazewell
Pisgah
Virginia
Minnie E. Weaver
Beggar Educates Five London Children
Mrs Mary Stone supported five children by begging on the streets and providing them education. In a separate report, Brilliant Chang, called King of the Drug Traffic in Europe, received a fourteen month prison sentence in London.
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London
Mary Stone
Chang
Europe
Red and Green Gloves Spark London Fashion Flurry
London fashion notes highlight vivid red and green gloves as a snappy attire trend among women. The colorful accessory is drawing attention in shops and street styles, signaling a lively seasonal vogue.
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London
Vogue
Busy Personal Notices Across Bluefield Local Scene
J P Perkins improves from blood poisoning. Many residents and visitors travel between Pine Webster Springs Huntington Parkersburg and Graham for family, work, and social affairs. Several attend meetings, funerals, and studies while others plan visits to Saltville Roanoke and Richmond.
Five Year Old Marie Louise Bobb of New Orleans
Marie Louise Bobb, a five year old from New Orleans, is praised as the “most perfect child in the south.” She has studied music for a year and performs Mozart, Schubert, Heller, and Beethoven. She is also described as an excellent swimmer.
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Marie Louise Bobb
New Orleans
South
Local Social News and Visits Across Town
Mr and Mrs L A Hooper return to Roanoke after visiting brother R L Davis in Union Street Mrs W C Morgan to Welch to visit mother Mrs Mas Cummings Mrs Mutter's Grace Methodist Sunday School plans to meet next Tuesday at 730 at Mrs Elizabeth Farmers Third Street James Bourne of Tazewell visited here Sunday Mr and Mrs 8 R Jones drove to Matogka Mrs Will Hume and daughter Betty visiting from Rome Ga at J P Perkins home Joe Andrews of Purdue University arrives to work with Appalachian Power at his cousin's home Mrs Markle Helen Kabler Summers Street returns from Bristol W W Harman of Bramwell is in town
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J. P. Perkins
Pine Street
Arch Sterne
Webster Springs
Wooster Springs
Elizabeth Sterne
Cathrine Stahlman
Huntington
Miss Sterne
Stahlmann
Uis Stahhmann
Parkersburg
Pansy Griffith
Tasewell
G. ©. Cale
W. B. Stewart
Lottie
Dorthy Wiliams
Keystone
Hinefield
Graham
James McGinnis
Eckman
Mass
Esther Henry
Roanoke
C. W. Sublett
J. W. Houchins
K. J. Scott
J. 5. Sanders
Saltville
Anna Bellecott
J. W. Houching
Margaret Evelyn
Salt Ville
Louise Block
William Jefcoat
Clifton
Ellis Cruise
Luzetta Martin
Mt. Airy
N. C
Angela Rierson
Third Street
H. R. Rosen
Bluefield Sanitarium
James Hill
J. M. Hill
Gladies Carpenter
Rural Retreat
Co. E. Falke
G. M. Cruise
Kentucky
West Virginia
Ohio
Cruise
Thelma Mastin
Frederick Street
Richmond
Ku Klux Klan
Mary Mastin
Williamson
I. L. Cohen
Baltimore
Hebrew Hospital
Daisy
Ethel Litz
Tazewel
Thomas Smoot
H. E. Harmon
Cary and
Jane
Tazewell
Henry Preston
A. J. Davis
Wytheville
D. H. Reed
Logan
Princeton
A. A. Adams
Flint
Mich
James Turner
Powell Street
Roy Epling
Bluefield Avenue
Athens
Helen Martin
The
Western Union
Frank Lindsay
Charleston
J. C. Akers
Blanche
Elsie Akers
Rocky Gap
T. W. Armstrong
Pittsburg
Bluefield
C. A. Roberts
Gainesville
Jeanne de Craft
J. F. James
Fostoria
Lake Erie
Beth Peebles
Hunton
D. Tosh Jenks, Jr
Cincinnati
Appalachian Power Company
S. A. Nunley
Leckie
Meadows
Fairfax Street
Ralph Hart
Gary
Frank Paregoy
Welch
Marble Chapman
Buford Tinder
Irene Roden
J. B. Buckley
Mary Shelor
New York City
William Seigel
Gertrude
Minnie Weaver
Weaverville
Harry Hicks
U. S. Naval
Birmingham
Ala
A. J. Burton
New Midway
George Rufus
Bettie Cubbedge
Evelyn Easley
R. C. Cubbedge
Robert Sage
William O'Toole
Edward O'Toole
E. L. Thornhill
Lynchburg
Country Club
Katherine
Emily Johnston
Red Ash
W. J. Beavers
Wiley Fortune
B. T. Sells
William Bb. Cunningham
W. J. Elliott
H Karnes
Mercer County
George Fowler
Ida Summers
W. T. Elliott
Miss Haze
Bristol
Princeton High School
James Lockwood
Bonnie May
Mr. Lockwood
Thelma Neal
Ben J. Strader
Blacksburg
V. P I
Sam Standrod
Knoxville
L. A. Hooper
Spring Grove Avenue
Lawrence Davis
R. L. Davis
Union Street
W. C. Morgan
Mas Cummings
Mutter
Grace Methodist Church
Elizabeth Farmer
James Bourne
R. Jones
Matogka
Will Hume
Betty
Rome
Joe Andrews
Purdue University
Indiana
Markle
Helen Kabler
Summers Street
W. W. Harman
Bramwell
Local society notes share visits and golf prize results
Miss Eleanor Russell visits Tazewell while Miss Lady Mann hosts guests. J. W. Atkinson and Miss Georgia Pickle drive to Matoaka. Mary Frank Hughes visits Welch. Elsie Davis Deverle returns from Lynchburg. Stoots visits Fortier Falls. Mrs Hale wins major golf event at Country Club with driving contest. Mrs Parsons excels putting. 25 ladies participate. Henry Thorson gains new eyelids from arm skin after acid burn. Mme Elizabeth Theumit births twenty third child. Bobbed hat ban lifted for London dance halls.
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Bluefield Sanitarium
Eleanor Russell
Tazewell
Lady Mann
J. W. Atkinson
Jenkin Jones
Georgia Pickle
Graham
Matoaka
Mary Frank Hughes
Welch
Elsie Davis Deverle
Oakhurst Avenue
Lynchhbore
Stoots
Foerter Falls
R. B. Stoots
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Fine Auxiliary Meeting
American Legion Auxiliary
Margaret McCue
FE. Bond
Mra. i. KK
Eskey
Haley
Guy Pendleton
Washington
Pendleton
Hegan
Corling-Pennington
Woman’s Union
Steinke
Shumaker
Powers
D. M. Bailey
Frank Archer _ Phird
G. W. Brown
D. W. Hancock
G. T. Thornton
J. R. Murphy
Parker Berry
C. L. Borden
Douglas Leckie
Geo. Barger, Jr
A. B. Mahood
J. E. Mann
W. B. Johnston
Pollock
Hale
Franklin Wilson
Ada Hazel
Roy M. Neale
Crumpler
Library Notes
Witt Hicks
M. Rudder
Mary Louise Rudder
Russ Mary Keeny
Albemarle Street
Bland
Jack Nicewander
T. H. Lamden
Shenandoah Valley
A. G. Taylor
Joyce Co
Bluefield’s Jewelry Gift Store
West Virginian Hotel
Parkgon-Henderson Co
Mill Run
KE. Scott Hale
Mre
Uffard
O. V. Parsons
Liverpool
Henry Thorson
Stork
Amsterdam
Mme Elizabeth Theumit
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