Miss Butler and Rev Riebs wed at Welch church
Miss Katharine A Butler daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Butler of Tazewell Va married the Rev Raymond K Riebs of Cincinnati Ohio son of Mrs Effie Riebs and the late Mr Riebs at St Luke s Episcopal Church Welch The ceremony featured organ music by Mrs L A Osborne and a Lohengrin processional The bride wore a white marquisette dress with lace and orange blossom tiara The couple plans a wedding trip to the East and Martha s Vineyard and will reside in Windsor The wedding party included maid of honor Miss Jane Butler and best man Peter Craig with several out of town guests in attendance
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Luke's Miscopal
Welch
Katharine Althea Butler
Harry Lee Butler
Tazewell
Raymond Karl Riebs
Cincinnati
Ohio
Effie Riebs
Riebs
E. B. Mowers
St. Luke's
L. A. Osborne
E. M. Brown
Washington, N. C
Chadwick
Osborne
Jane Butler
Ewell
Peter Craig
Blanchester
Graham Sale, Jr
Newton Harman
Harry Butler Jr
Charleston
Miss Butler
Sigma Sigma Sigma Sorority
of Sale, St. Clair and Sale
Kenyon College
Gambrier
Harvard Theological Seminary
Cambridge
Mass
E Episcopal Church
W . Conn
Butler
Memorial Building
Harvey Miller
Lena Riebs
Eugene Holt
Burlington
N. C
Blair Bal
Hartford, Conn
Gibson Winter
Waterloi Conn
Chester
Personal News Notes From Town Mr J D Long Back Home
Mr J D Long of Mountain View avenue has returned to his home from a Virginia hospital. Mr Taylor of 102 Pearls street traveled from Beckley after visiting his son for a few days last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Long
Mountain View Avenue
Taylor
Pearls Street
Beckley
Conductors Plan Reception and Ball For Convention
The Conductors Association and its Ladies' auxiliary announce social events for their annual convention in Blueneld. A reception and banquet are planned at local hotels with leaders including Mrs. R. L. Marshall and Mayor W. C. Snyder delivering remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conductors’ Association of Ee
Blueneld
R. L. Marshall
West Virginia
West Virginian
W. C. Snyder
T. A. Gregg
T. R. Smith
L. J. Long
Cochairman
T. R. Smi
J. C. Parcell
L. F. Adkins
R. L Marshall
8. H. Clark
J. C. Gilmore
S. H. Clark
A. R. DeVault
C. H. Mustard
E. H. Johnson
C. P. Akers
ce. R._ L. Marshall
W. A. Litz
J. T. Watts
G. W. Anderson
Rock Chapter OES Elects Mrs Young And Mr Warden
Mrs Pred Young elected worthy matron and Mr W L Warden elected worthy patron at the recent stated meeting of Rock Chapter 130 Order of Eastern Star. Other officers elected include Mrs Letha Thompson and Victor Farley, plus several appointees. Installation slated for the next state meeting June 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pred Young
W. L. Warden
of Rock
Order of Eastern Star
Letha Thompson
Victor Farley
A. P. Thompson
Virginia Bowling
Blanche West
D. B. Echols
Young
Uyr
Collie Oe
Roberts
Esther
W. C. Edwards
Martha
Irene Bowling
Electrica
W. I. Gulley
Neil Glass
Myrtle Lovern
Sentinel
Neix Stateq
L. I. Bailey
Worthy Marome
Worthy O
Blues
Brooks Hardy
Viola Parker
Stone
Elizabeth
Williamson
Rock
Florida
John West
McComas
Daniel Parks
Elite Club Names New Members and Plans Social
The Elite club met at the residence of Kathleen Meade with Miss Laura Wood assisting. Miss Barbara Anne ee presided and Miss Martha Sheffey became chairman of arrangements as Miss Charlotte Schlossberg led the nominating committee. A square dance and a weiner roast at Bellevue avenue were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen Meade
Laura Wood
Ana Street
Barbara Anne Ee
Martha Sheffey
Charlotte Schlossberg
Bellevue Avenue
Ladies' Day winner posts fewest putts at Bluefield
Mrs. C. J. Brooks captured Ladies' Day honors with the fewest putts, totaling 28 over 18 holes at Bluefield Country Club in yesterday's one day golf tournament. Mrs. R. T. Little Jr. won the low net prize with a 72 net. Each participant received a golf ball from Rocky Schorr's Golf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Brooks
Bluefield Country Club
R. T. Little, Jr
Rocky Schorr
Brooks
Winning Contract and Tactics in Bridge Bidding
The passage discusses polite yet sharp ways to insult a bridge partner at the table through bidding. It notes that subtle putdowns can provoke a strong reaction while maintaining outward civility and good humor.
Miss Williams Feted By Miss Denardo In Norfolk Bridge
Delores Denardo of Bluefield Virginia entertained Saturday night with a courtesy bridge party for Eileen Williams who is moving to Norfolk. Kitty Coleman won the high prize with Virginia McClintock placing second. Refreshments were served by the hostess and her mother. The notes include a bidding discussion and a sample hand illustrating bridge strategy and the Four Aces syndicate column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delores Denardo
Bluefield
Eileen Williams
Norfolk
Kitty Coleman
Virginia McClintock
William
Frank Denardo
Keller and Pearson Set Wedding Date
Miss Margaret Keller and Mr Charlie Pearson will be married Saturday evening June 23 at the bride’s Staunton Virginia home. Miss Keller has worked as a laboratory technician at Bluefield sanitarium this past year and is well known in Bluefield. Mr Pearson is a son of Mr and Mrs C A Pearson of 2129 Washington Street and is employed with A B Mahood architect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Keller
Charlies Pearson
Staunton
Keller
Bluefield Sanitarium
Bluefield
Pearson
C. A. Pearson
Washington Street
A. B. Mahood
Social Events To Honor Miss Virginia Stone
Social notes report Bluefield guests including Mrs. Kell and daughters Nellie and Anna Miram and son Anthony Kell of Augusta street visiting Mrs. Harry Chariton’s home on Maryland avenue. They travel Thursday to Columbus Ohio for the wedding of Miss Jean Leckie and Mr. George Kaufman at Broad Street Presbyterian church with a reception at the Country Club. Jean Leckie is daughter of Mr. Andrew F. Leckie formerly of Welch and niece of Mrs. Kell and Douglas Leckie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Kell
Nellie
Anna Miram
Anthony Kell
Augusta Street
Douglas Leckie
Douglas Jr
Richmond
Leckie
Harry Chariton
Maryland Avenue
Columbus
Ohio
Jean Leckie
George Kaufman
Andrew F. Leckie
Welch
Kell
Broad Street Presbyterian Church
Baumgardner Jones Marriage Announcement
Mr and Mrs J J Baumgardner announce the marriage of their daughter Lebern Esther to Clarence E Jones son of Mrs The couple will reside at Big Rock after 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Baumgardner
Lebern Esther
Clarence E. Jones
Local church and club meetings listed for the week
Announcements show the Woman's Society of Christian Service meeting at Grace Church today at 2 PM. The Woman's Missionary Society of First Baptist meets at 2 30 PM. The American Legion auxiliary gathers Friday at 8 PM at Mrs. De Vault's home with assistants. Presbyterian church auxiliary meets this afternoon at 3 30. Red Cross sewing room hosts a Thursday 10 AM meeting for the Harry Parent-Teacher association. Degree of Honor 59 holds a guest meeting at Red Men’s tonight at 8. Key Street Methodist monthly auxiliary meets Thursday at 7 30 instead of Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Grace Church
Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
Oes
American Legion Auxiliary
Victor de- Vault
College Avenue
de- Vault
N. C. Stanley
H. P. Walters
H. C. Hambrick
Harry Parent- Teachers Association
Red Cross
Raleigh Street
Degree of Honor Protective Association
Red Men's
Key Street Methodist Church
Princeton
Miss Osborne Hosts Bridge Party Before Bluefield Wedding
Miss Sarah Osborn of Bluefield Virginia hosts a dessert bridge for Miss Virginia Stone in anticipation of Stone's wedding to Lieut Glenn Carlyle Nye at Langley Field. Attendees include Mrs Fred Myers and several local ladies and guests from Beckley and Roanoke. Drs Robert B Nye and John Stone travel from Philadelphia for the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Osborn
Bluefield
Virginia Stone
Glenn Carlyle Nye
Langley Field
Fred Myers
E. Stanrod
Horace Bolen
W. O. Kaylor
Buss McNeer
Cassie Mae Stone
Martha Jane Williams
Mary Crockett Evans
Lena Bell Bowen
Dawn Absher
Katherine Smoot
Virginiane
Fred Meyer
Beckley
J. Kell
Augusta Street
Miss Stone
Robert Bruce Nye
John Stone
Philadelphia
James Welsh Richous Walsh Jr
Mr. Richards
Genevieve Richards
Page Jones
Roanoke
Edmund Crispen Stone
Jones
Stone
James Walsh Richards
F. C. Nye
Undine
West Jefferson
N. C
Forest creatures move through water at 30 miles per hour
Mushrooms and toadstools grow in rich forest soil while trout move through water at a rate of 30 miles per hour, illustrating disparate movement in forest and aquatic habitats.
Families Attend Funerals and Gatherings Across Town
Mrs. A C Parker of Bedford Virginia dies Monday with funeral today. relatives from Giles Street, Knox Street attend. J C Daily and others travel from College Avenue to Parker service. O V Hefner family return from Concord for a golden wedding anniversary. Miss James earns Botany degree at Kentucky University and plans further study. L E Moore Jr and Miss Rose Due Pre visit Mass and Rhode Island residents. The Lewis family heads to Ashville for a judicial conference staying at Gro Park Inn through Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Daily
E. Bond
E. P. Watson
Giles Street
J. B. Reese
Knox Street
A. C. Parker
Bedford
Concord
N. C
Kentucky
L. E. Moore, Jr
Mass
Union Street
Rose Due Pre
Providence
R. L
Moore
Mary ‘Emma James
Noel Reid
Carpenter
J. M. B. Lewis
Ashville
Gro Park Inn
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Mr. Riebs
Windsor, Conn
Windsor
Federal Street
Postoffice
Mrs. Young
Mr. Warden
Bond
A National Distillers Products Corp
N.Y
South
North
Oswald Jacob
Maier
Jacoby la
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Four Aces
Care Daily Telegraph
Keller and
Miss Virginia Stone
Bluefielders
The
Woman's Auxiliary Presbyterian Church
Westminster
Miss Osborne
Cox
Leonard
Ft. Leonard
Yam UU
Big
Aut
Iit Leonard
Ig Feat
Alles Ltd
Prestate
Warlick Furniture Store
Studebaker
Claytor Motor Sales
Bluefield Ave
W. VA
South Bend
America
M. R. McMillion McComas
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