Morris Brown Nuptials Reported in Charlottesville
Dr and Mrs Hugh B Brown announce the marriage of their daughter Nancy Jane to Dr Alfred D Morris. The couple wed Saturday in Charlottesville Virginia and plan to reside at Fort Lewis Washington.
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1955
Page
14
Dr and Mrs Hugh B Brown announce the marriage of their daughter Nancy Jane to Dr Alfred D Morris. The couple wed Saturday in Charlottesville Virginia and plan to reside at Fort Lewis Washington.
Draper Virginia reports Miss Margaret Pearl Armbrister daughter of Mr and Mrs Wesley Armbrister married Russell R Jr in Bloomington Indiana. The ceremony took place Tuesday with details noting the couple’s residence and family.
A 1950s style feature extols modern wedding life with new appliances, compact built ins, and gadget filled kitchens. It predicts June brides will redefine homemaking with easy care homes, abundant food and clothes, and comfortable living without in laws.
Mr and Mrs Nick Ingram of Winston-Salem NC visited his mother Mrs Nora Shelton last weekend. Mrs Jack Kearns of Akron OH visited her parents Mr and Mrs Tom Harris. Gloria Akers stayed with her sister in Clatwood. The Grizzles and children are visiting Florida. Edt Deels of Johnson City and family visited Dayton OH contacts. Eveleyn Honaker vacationing in Richmond with Aunt Mrs Glenn Howard. Bowen Kegley visiting children in Baltimore. Combs family from Beckley visited Mattie Williams Hospital. Clayton Dye family of Bartley with Edwin Smith of Dayton OH. Parl Jackson visiting Detroit MI. Breeding and family noted in Detroit area.
CHATHAM BILL Virginia June 18 Mrs John B Campbell and Mrs W H Neel hosted a stork shower for Mrs James Gardner at Hemlock Haven Prizes went to Miss Nannie DeBord Mrs Clinton Barnes Sr and Mrs G Buchanan Sr A separate note lists Julia Stephenson daughter of Rev and Mrs Stevenson winning a scholarship among four of 303 graduates at Spartanburg South Carolina and plans to attend Anderson College in Anderson Indiana
Dr and Mrs Neil E Shai announce the engagement of Etta Mae Shai of Charleston to Ellis Sizemore son of Mr and Mrs Ellis B Sizemore of Coopers. The September 3 wedding is planned at the First Presbyterian Chapel. Miss Shai is a Charleston graduate and is employed in Charleston.
Social notes mention Mr and Mrs Howard W visiting home and Mrs D Copeland with a few relatives. The fragment also references a discharge from the Navy and a surgery at Morris Memorial, and Marshall College attendance via a vacation visit.
In Rock, CBS Chapter held a regular meeting with Worthy Matron Mrs Beulah Hubbard and Worthy Patron Carl Hubbard presiding. Officers elected include Worthy Matron Mrs Louise Vance, Worthy Patron Cecil L Vance, Associate Patrons Mrs Bernice Kline and Victor L Farley, Secretary Blanche West, Treasurer Mrs Rosalie Hedrick, Conductress Mrs Kathleen Cole, Associate Conductress Mrs Minnie Farley, Trustee FP W Young. Appointive officers listed include Organist Mrs Ruth Elmore, Marshal Mrs Ruth Fulford, chaplain Mrs Elizabeth Hall.
Mae t at Il land Ave Muster esert MA at Memorial Hospital.
Community group aims to firm plans for their summer flower show. Announcement will cover schedule rules and committee roles in a formal plan released Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. R J Edwards of Wilmington North Carolina announce the betrothal of Susan Edwards to Jack R Moore. A late summer wedding is planned.
A suggested idea describes dessert molds suitable for jelled salads and desserts that feature ring shapes. When not in use the molds can double as decorative accents for a kitchen or dining area.
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