Miss Louise Shinault Bride OF Mr. William M. Whitlow
The marriage of Misa Louise Shinault to William M. Whitlow took place Wednesday afternoon in Pearishore. The bride wore a white orchid flowered creation and left for a wedding trip to Washington after which they will reside with the bridegroom's mother on Clell Street. The bride attended Bluefield Schools and Baltimore, while the groom graduated Beaver High School and Bluefield College and works for the N and W Railway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Shinault
William M. Whitlow
Misa Louise Shinalt
D. K. Briteault
Tasewell
C. B. Whitlow
Pearishore
Deide
Washington
Vwill
Clles Street
Wo Hy Wood
Frederick Street
Bluefield
Baltimore
Mr. Whitlow
Beaver! High Eachool
Bluefield College
N. and W. Railway Company
Campbound Junior Girls Head to Y Camp Roland
A group of twenty one junior girls depart this morning at 10 o clock from the Y quarters for the 3 W A camp at Camp Roland. Misses Minnie Weaver and Desir Gilmore supervise the group and camp counselors will ensure readiness. Weaver returns to accompany the girls to camp and lunch will be served at noon. Names include Shirley Smiler Nancy Grey Lasendy Mary Cheyney Nan Royer Jean Carter Margaret Lee Edwards Virginia Kirk Betty Lynt Udy Pansy McGee Louise Stewart Tamagena Miller Virginia McGee Elizabeth Smith Beryl Lyle Mery Hoback Annabelle Wagner Physica Grovedox Shirley Ann Gronporeen Helen Roach Mildred Shelor Ndua Walters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp
Roland
Minnie Weaver
Desir Gilmore
Mise Weaver
Shirley Smiler
Nancy Grey Lasendy
Mary Cheyney
Nan Royer
Jean Carter
Margaret Lee Edwards
Virginia Kirk
Betty Lynt Udy
Pansy McGee
Louise Stewart
Tmagena Miller
Virginia McGee
Elizabeth Smith
Beryl Lyle
Mery ‘Hoback
Annabelle ‘Wagner
Annie Hancock
Return of Miss Pearle Brammer From Conference
Miss Pearle Brammer returns from Lake Lure North Carolina after attending an automobile club conference. She is accompanied by Ka, FER and Mrs May Strang of Wastersville. They plan to resume activities at Miss Brammer's cabin with Poseyds of Miss Minnie Waaver and others attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearle Brammer
Lake Lure
N. C
Automobile Club
May Strang
Wasversville
New
Mian
Bluefield Quota Club Outlines West Virginia Topic
Bluefield Quota club presided by Mrs Ashe Neel met at the West Virginian hotel for a noon program on West Virginia. Misa Marsha Stith led a questionnaire on the state, with Ruth Lee Smith reading a Charleston letter and Martha Smith describing the West Virginia flag. Katherine Rirth, guest, was welcomed as a prestige member as the group noted upcoming Weat Virginia Day and Flag Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department
Charleston
Annie Woolwine
Distiactonl
Virginia
Katherine Rirth
Woolwson
Mionie Weaver
R. H. Weaver
Stana Er
Art Exhibit at Vivens Studio Opens Next Tuesday
The annual art exhibit at Vivens Art and Expression Studio in Rite building will be held next Tuesday evening at 8, with a prerecital at 7 40. A certificate speech recital follows you by Miss Helen Gohen at the Want Virginian hotel. D M Baaley will award certificates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivens
Rite
Sverning
Want Virginian
Misa Helen Gohen
Speeich
Viveng Studies
D. M. Baaley
Board of Education
Lovely Complimentary Affair Honors Mrs Relph Hefner and Mrs Dilton
A charming dessert-bridge party was hosted Tuesday afternoon by Mrs 0 VY Hefner and daughter Mrs Kell Alderson at the Hefner home in College avenue Atlanta Georgia. Garden flowers adorned the interior and eight bridge tables were filled. The high score prize went to Mrs W McThewlis guest of Mrs W La Mustard, and second high went to Mrs G M Cruise. Attractive gifts were presented to the honorees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Relph Hefner
Atlanta
Robert Dilton
Hefner
Kell Alderson
College Avenue
Mra
W. McThewls
Alderson
Gueat
W. la Mustard
G. M.cruise
Gilta
Calvary Woman's Missionary Society Meets at Church
The Calvary W M8 Woman's Missionary Society of the Baptist church will gather at 4 o'clock at the church. Members are urged to attend and participate in planned activities.
Dango At Keystone Doigh School Audi
A fragmented clipping notes an event at Keystone High School auditorium with unclear details. It mentions an event date and a person named Mat Thirtes but context is garbled. The readable items include a school venue and possible student or guest presence with minimal concrete actions.
Grace Missionary Society Meets at Grace Church
Grace Woman's Missionary Society met Wednesday afternoon at Grace Methodist Church. The meeting opened with song and prayer led by Mrs. W. E. DaBrick. Mrs. A. B. Stafford gave the devotional from Like. Mrs. Wil lam Woodyard sang I Gave My Life For Thee with Mrs. G. B. Umberger at piano. Miss Mary Sue Tynes spoke on The Church and Disadvantaged Communities, calling attention to service opportunities. Miss Ellaine Wagner spoke of her Korea work. Mrs. R. J. Keyes reported on the Daily Vacation Bible School. Mrs. George Evans reported on the Canalfield advisory board meeting. Closing prayer by Mrs. Eigine Wagner. Mrs. C. M. Peery's circle had the highest attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Missionary Society of Grace Methodiet Church
W. E. DaBrick
Mra
A. B. Stafford
Daily Vacation Bible School
Grace Church
George Evans
Canalfield Advisory Board
Eigine Wagner
Auxiliary Prayer Band Meeting at Mrs Humphreys Home
The Nation's Auxiliary Prayer band meets this morning at 9:80 at 538 Fourth Street the home of Mrs G Humphreys. All interested persons are invited to attend.
Rehearsal Set for Aland Street Methodist Choir Tonight
Aland Street Methodist Church music group plans a 7:45 rehearsal this evening. Organist and director James Elmer Brow requests all members to attend promptly as several important anthems are being prepared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aland Street Methodist Church
James Elmer Brow
al Menbers
Rocky's Golf Tournament at Bluefield Country Club finals
The Rocky Schorr golf event at Bluefield Country Club features two finals this morning with 2:00 and 4:06 start times, and Friday finals between Mrs. R B Taylor and Mra Huston St Clair. Multiple flights list defeated players and prize donations from Rocky Schorr's shop. winter rules apply and penalties noted. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Goodman announce the birth of a daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Schorr
Bluefield Country Club
J. B. Hollman
H. Markle
N. Huffard
J. M. Herndon
R. B Taylor
Mra
Huston St. Clair
Mra. C. H. Taborra
Misa Mary Dungilneon
J. H. Prichiard
R. O. Rogers
J. H. Hardy
M. Deyerle
J. H. Kabler
Betty Markle
Return From Conference Of First Presby Church Youth
Youth members of the First Presbyterian Church return from the Young People's Conference at Lewisburg under the Synod of West Virginia. Rev. Joe B Overmyer and Mrs Overmyer attended. Delegation includes Miggen Lucy Virginia Lee Fisher Rachel Francis Margaret Thornhill Roth Thomas Grace McDowell Delores Anderson Van Bredshaw Dick Hancock Johnny Clark James Courtney Smith James Young Bob Roach Paul Thomas Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Lewisburg
Young People's Conference
Synod of West Virginia
Greenbrier
Bluestone
Kanawha
Joe B. Overmyer
Miss Kellersberg Speaks at Joint Church Auxiliaries
Miss Kellersburg daughter of Dr and Mrs B K Kellersberg missionaries to Africa gave an informative talk at a joint meeting of the Woman's auxiliaries of the First Presbyterian and Westminster Presbyterian churches held at the First church Wednesday afternoon. Her remarks covered hardships faced by African women. Circle 8 Business Women's group First church. Miss Elizabeth War-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Winifred Kellersburg
Africa
Westminster
Afciean
Circle 8
Business Women’s Group
Firat
Mias Elizabeth War
Midweek Prayer Service Features Agnes Scott Student Speaker
Rick, reader, led the afternoon program. Mise Warrick directed the program with two vocal selections by a quartet including Rev. Joe Overmyer and others. Rav Overmyer, pastor of the Fill Church, then introduced Miss Keilernberg of Agnes Scott College Decatur Ga who spoke at the mid week prayer service at First Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rick
Mise Warrick
Tia
Joe B. Overmyer
James Fong
Dan Beadehew
Paul Thomas Jr
Rav. Overmyer
Fill Church
Miss Keilernberg
Agnes Scott College
Decatur
Lewisburg
First Presbyterian Church
Attractive Bride Honored With Informal Bridge Party
An afternoon bridge party honoring Mrs. Ann Armistead, now Mrs. Charles Edward Fracier, was hosted by Mrs. F. B. Armistead on Whitethorn Street. Mrs. Taylor Frazier won high prize, Jane Markle took second, and Mrs. W. E. McDougle the consolation. The honoree received a guest prize. assistants were Mrs. F. G. Oley and Mrs. J. P. Gils. Summer flowers decked the room and a salad course was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Edward Fracier
Ann Armistead
F. 8. Armistead
Whitethorn Street
Taylor Frazier
Mias Jane Markle
W. EB. McDougle
North Fork Eastern Star Installation of Officers
Northfork C E S chapter installs officers Friday evening at O o'clock. Newly elected officers include Worthy Matron Mrs. Mae Booth Elkhorn and Worthy Patron C C Anderson Northfork. Associate Matron Mrs. Ida Whitehead Eckman and Associate Patron C W Dillard Landgreft. Identities of Pollyantias revealed at meeting close with new names drawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northfork
Order of the Eastern Star
Mae Booth
Elkhorn
C.C. Anderson
Ida Whitehead
Eckman
C. W. Dillard
Landgreaft
Local Personal News From The Area
Mrs W G French returns from Huntington after visiting her daughter Mrs C M Woodyard and family. Fred Murphy of McComas spent the week at Craig Healing Springs. Miss Mabel Taylor leaves Friday for Knoxville Tennessee for a new position. Dr and Mrs Ralph Hefner visit with his parents Mr and Mrs O V Hefner. Before her marriage Mrs Clifton was Helen Gloag of Roanoke. Mr and Mrs T C Bodell of Springfield Ohio visit Mrs Bodell’s parents Mr and Mrs T C Tanner for two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
C. M. Woodyard
A. B. Murphy
Fred &. Murphy
McComas
Craig Healing Springs
Mabel Taylor
Knoxville
Tann
Ralph Hefner
O.V. Hefner
Mrev Clifton
Ming Helen Gloag
Rosnoke
T. C. Bodell
Springfield
Ohio
Keystone-Kimball service club meets in Key stone
Keystone West Virginia June 17 The Keystone Kimball Better Service club held its monthly meeting in the Koppers community hall with about 320 employees and visitors. Chairman H M Smith presided. Entertainment featured old time string music by the Wyoming County Wolves led by J C Johnson. Tap dancing by Dorothy Peterman and Margaret Desking with piano by Bertha Shupe. Speaker Harry J Canebart colored attorney of McDowell County praised railroads and their employees and highlighted the Norfolk and Western railway role in regional development and pensions. Rev R L West spoke briefly and H M Smith urged safer railway practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keystone
W. Va
Keystone-Kimball Better Service Club
Koppers
H. M. Smith
Wyoming County Wolves
J. C. Johnson
Dorothy Peterman
Margaret Desking
Bertha Shupe
Harry J. Canebart
McDowell County
C. and C. Railway
Norfolk and Western Railway
Atlantic
Columbus
Cincinnati
West Virginia
R. L. West
Keystone Baptisl
Hollywood Star Attractiveness Said By Beverly Hills Doctor
Beverly Hills physician Dr W A Nicholl described a star as attractive due to psychogenic magnetism or psychometric factors. He cited concepts like psychogenic pret captions and conflicting magnetism as the basis for the star's appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
W. A. Nicholl
Beverly Hille
Glyn Caled
Picnics Mark Vacation Bible School Day
The South Bivefield Daily Vacation Bible School holds three annual picnics today. Beginners travel to Oakhurst park for lunch at 10 with Mrs. R Edwards supervising. Primary depart Westminster at 10 for Shan nondale at 11 with Mrs. D Gray guiding. Extras guard lifeguards added by Mr. Geiger. Junior and intermediate groups meet at Trinity church and College Avenue Hospital later. An enrollment surpasses 200. the commencement is Friday at Westmanwater church 7 40 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bivefield
Big City
Oakhurst
R. Edwards
Westminster
Shannondale
Mrts
D. Gray
Anuicates
Geiger
Trinity
Shanson
College Avenue
Rapital
M. C. Young
C. G. Gunn
Westmanwater Church
Mrs Burch hosts guest as Miss Talbot returns home
Miss Hlizabeth Talbot, who has visited the Burchs of Maryland apartments, has returned to Buckhannon. While in town, several Informat ioerat affairs were presented to her. Miss Julia Wise came back from a business trip to Hinton with her father Mrs Lucy A Wise, who will accompany her on the journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staten
Eise
Hin
Hlizabeth Talbot
Robert Burch
Maryland
Buckhannon
Julia Wise
Hinton
Lucy A. Wise
Hinton to Clifton Forge trip noted with visitors
The item lists residents and visitors such as Mr and Mrs T C Tanner Augusta Street and Mra B F Snead of Bland visiting relatives in the area. It mentions Miss Matle Smith of White Sulphur Springs undergoing an operation at St Luke’s hospital and doing nicely and several local teachers and residents visiting or staying for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.M. Hugmon
Dayton
Ohio
Hummon
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Ue Beptist Church
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the Church
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Doigh
Audiute
Grace W. M. S
Sisterhood of Ahayath Sholem
Memorial Building
Princeton
Sisterhood
Samuel _Delott
Jack Dishman
Lee Ern
Jack Goodman
Bailey Avenue
Miss Kellersberg
Eczema
Sear
Tyiena Résitiol
Tag Dr
Miles Laboratories
Blackman & Blackman
American Pharmaceutical Company
New York State
Norwich Pharmacal Company
Paul Nolyneux
Alabama Pharmaceutical Association
Ald Pharmagoy
Goodykoontz Drug Stores
Harry J. Capehart
Kammer Furniture Co
Bluefeld
Nelly Dons
Nation
Corton Week
Batistes
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