Duncan Sheppard Marriage Told
Miss Pauline Sheppard daughter of Mr and Mrs J J Sheppard Sand Lick married at 7 30 to the Talmadge can son of Mr Thomas F Duncan Charleston at the Church of God Mont calm Rev Z Maybury pastor of the Meinpaid church officiated with Rev C H Rice Oak Hill blessing. Rose decorated church B C Hodges sang O Promise Me and bridal party heard music. The bride wore powder blue with accessories and yellow rosebud corsage. After the ceremony the party was hosted at Mr and Mrs Hodges home with cake and ice cream served. The Rev Mr Duncan will be pastor of the congression of the Church of God realm and they will reside there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Sheppard
J. J. Shep
Sand Lick
Talmadge Can
Thomas F. Duncan
Charleston
Church of God
Montcalm
Z. Maybury
Meinpaid
C. H. Rice
Oak Hill
B. C. Hodges
The
Theological Seminary
Anderson
Ind
Congression of the Church of God, Realm
Ister
Vivienne Art Studio Plans Studio Week Beginning Monday
The tenth annual Studio week at Vivienne Art studios on Commerce Street runs Monday through Wednesday with a June 25 8 pm graduates program by Professor E M Louthan of Bluefield College. Exhibits run daily with student and graduate works across oils watercolors pastels and charcoal. Notable participants include Mrs John Hagar Miss Mary Lee Hare Miss Hope Panos and many others with a speech recital and diploma ceremony on Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivienne Art Studios
Commerce Stree
E. M. Louthan
Bluefield College
John Hagar
Mary Lee Hare
Hope Panos
Miss Hare
West Virginia
Vivian Putan
Irene Norris
Helen Cohen
Bristol Scene Hosts Shode Johnson Marriage Ceremony
Mr and Mrs E H Johnson of Springton announce the marriage of their daughter Ruth Ball to Mr Robert Shoda of Bluefield. The ceremony occurred in Bristol Tennessee at 7 pm with attendees from local areas. The bride, a graduate of Matone High School, is employed by the Pocahontas Fuel company in McComas. The couple planned a honeymoon trip to Virginia Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Johnson
Springton
Ruth Ball
Robert Shoda
Bluefield
Bristol
Bride-To-Be Honored At Dessert-Bridge At Carter Home
A dessert bridge honored Miss Betty Ver Steegh and her upcoming marriage to J. B. Alley Jr. on July 2. Hosts Mrs. James Carter and Mrs. W. Owen Kaylor organized the event at Mrs. Co. J. Carter’s home, with a guest list including Shirley Waters Betty Belcher Jean Carter Elizabeth Wade Nellie Kell ry Berkeley Hobson Virginia Snyder Gerry Helen Hale Alice Bondurant Katheryn Hugett and several others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Ver Steegh
J. B. Alley Jr
James Carter
W. Owen Kaylor
Co. J. Carte
Shirley Waters
Betty Belcher
Jean Cartet
Elizabeth Wade
Nellie Kell
Ry Berkeley Hobson
Vizinia Snyder
Gerry
Helen Hale
Alice Bondurant
Katheryn Hugett
Riley Keesee
Ernest Litz
Harry Gris
Attractive Party for Mrs Luther Honored Guest at Bridge For Mrs Easley
Mrs E Luther, guest of Mrs Sutiens on College avenue, was the honoree at a small bridge party hosted by Mrs D M Easley on Highland avenue. Mrs Julia Berkeley won a prize in the games and the award went to Mrs J J Penn. Luther received a lovely gift as guest of honor with refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther
E. Luther
Sutiens
Jennings
College Avenue
D. M. Easley
Highland Avenue
Julia Berkeley
J. J Penn
Addison-Young Marriage Told in Page Virginia
Mrs. H W Young of Bland street announces the marriage of Edith Irene Addison to Perry Vernon Addison of Page Virginia. The ring ceremony occurred at 11 45 Saturday morning June 7 at the Anderson street Methodist parsonage with Rev W Kyle Cregger officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breckenridge
H. W. Young
Bland Street
Edith Irene
Perry Vernon Addison
W. H. Addison
Page
Anderson Street Methodist Church
W. Kyle Cregger
Addison
Beaver High School
F. W. Woolworth Company
Garden High School
Mt. Veronon
West Virginia Business College
Naval Air Station
Jacksonville
Fla
Bluefield
Miss Trula Wilburn Weds James Wiley Johnson Jr in Narrows
Grundy Virginia couple Mr and Mrs W W Wilburn announce the marriage of their daughter Trula to James Wiley Johnson Jr son of James Wesley Johnson Page Virginia. The ceremony May 31 at 6 oclock Narrows with Rev H Russell officiating. The couple will reside in Jaeger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Wilburn
Grundy
Trula
James Wiley Johnson
James Wesley Johnson
Page
Legion Auxiliary Meets At DeVaults
The Legion auxiliary to Post No. 9 met at Mrs. Victor DeVault’s home with Mrs. H. P. Walters and Mrs. N. C. Stanley as cohosts. President Mrs. S. Booker opened in regular form as reports from welfare chairmen highlighted two baskets for the veterans party and hospital veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Auxiliary
Victor DeVault
H. P. Walters
N. C. Stanley
DeVault
S. Booker
Veterans Party Committee
Sea
Veterans In Hospital
Booke
Lewisburg
Bluefield
Beckley
C. F. Davis
College Avenue
R. H
Davis
Mrs Addison Honored by Good Will Class at Grace Methodist
Miss Bertha Dillon’s good will class at Grace Methodist Church praised Mrs Perry Venon Addison formerly Edith, honoring her with compliments from the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Addison
Bertha Dillon
Grace Methodist Church
Perry Venon Addison
Edith
First Baptist DVBS Plans Commencement
The First Baptist Daily Vacation Bible School session opens with 240 enrollments, the largest in seven years, marking a successful start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Dvbs
First Baptist Daily Vacation Bible School
Dalton Couple Visits Relatives Across States
Mr and Mrs Byron Judy of Dalton Georgia visit Mrs A B Gilardi mother of Mrs Judy. They also see Mr Judys mother in Parsons and his sister in Washington. Mrs C T Rees of Bluefield Virginia and her son Billy accompany them back to Dalton for a visit. Mr J A Jennings on Highland Avenue left Saturday to attend the Norfolk and Western association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron Judy
Dalton
A. B. Gilardi
Judy
Parson
Washington
C. T. Rees
Bluefield
Billy
J. A. Jennings
Highland Avenue
Norfolk and Western Associa
Families join Roanoke meeting trip to Boston
The article lists several Roanoke area families and relatives who traveled by automobile to Boston for a meeting. Accompanying Mrs Jennings and daughter Margaret were Mr and Mrs Jennings and their two children, and other relatives from Dublin Welch Lynchburg and Cape Cod linked to Miss Virginia Gordon, a Boston Grove student.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roanoke
A. Pearson
Lynchbore
Boston
Mass
Virginia C. Gordon
Boston Grove School
Gordon
Ben
Camp Mon-omoy
Cape Cod
Sub-Debs Plan Dance Carnival and Camp Outing
Sub Deb club led by Miss Mary Cheyney enjoys a week at McCue cabin on Wolf Creek with 17 girls and three chaperons. They hosted a cabin party for about 60 guests featuring singing and roasting wieners and planned an ice cream carnival for July 12 and a formal dance at Bluefield Country Club on August 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Cheyney
McCue
Wolf Creek
Alonzo McCue
Moffet McCue
Harry Holmes
Betty Holmes
Stowers Street
Bluefield Country Club
Marian Waters
Jane Pritchard
Marguerite Alexander
Nancy Stowers
Anne Rogers
Betty Kersey
Nancy Kersey
Betty Repass
Helen McCue
Barbara Reynolds
Mary Catherine Turr
Elizabeth Lowman
Dorothy Dixon
Christine Buck
Margaret Anne Murphy
Morris Hopkins Marriage Connected in Bristol Ceremony
Mr and Mrs J W Hopkins announce the marriage of their daughter Lillian Lucille to John Calvin Morris Jr son of Mr and Mrs J C Morris of Princeton. The ceremony occurred Sunday June 1 in Bristol Tennessee with attendants Hilda Lake Dudley and Roxannans. The bride wore navy with gardenias and sweet peas. The bride is a Beaver High and West Virginia Business College alumna and works at the State Theater. The groom, a Princeton High School graduate, attended Concord College and works at Hercules Powder in Radford VA. The couple will reside with the groom's parents in Princeton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Hopkins
Lillian Lucille
John Calvin Morris, Jr
J. C. Morris
Princeton
Bristol
Tenn
Morris
Beaver High School
West Virginia Business College
State
Princeton High School
Concord College
Athens
Hercules Powder Plant
Radford
George Edward Wilson Celebrates Tenth Birthday Party
George Edward Wilson son of Mr and Mrs George Bluefield Va celebrated his tenth birthday Tuesday afternoon with a party at home. Games followed by lemonade cake and ice cream served by Mrs Wilson Mrs Fred Earls and Miss Helen Crigger. Guests included Gordon Ritter Bane Henderson Roger Paynter Donald Brooks Armitice Brooks Carrie Southens Margaret Jackie Ros sie Booth and the honoree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Edward Wilson
George Bluefield
Wilson
Fred Earls
Helen Crigger
Gordon Ritter
Bane Henderson
Roger
Babeby Paynter
Donald
Armistice Brooks
Carrie Southens
Margaret
Jackie
Rossie Booth
Princeton Sub Debs Spring Dance At Memorial Building
The Princeton SDM club hosts its annual summer dance at the Memorial Building in Princeton on June 27 from 10 p.m. to 2 a.m. Joe Leighton and his orchestra with Ar Ge Blake provide the music. Chaperones listed include Mrs Bodell and Roy Eades among many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
Memorial Building
Princeton Sdm -E Club
Joe Leighton
Ar Ge Blake
Occaon
B. Bodell
Roy Eades
B. Beckwith
J. Ue Bon
Miss Trent to Marry Mr Lucas on June 29
The engagement and approaching marriage of Miss Trent and Mr Lucas are announced. The couple will be married at the bride’s home on East Berland Road on June 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Trent
Mr. Lucas
J. D. Creggar
Viage
East Berland Road
Also Mentioned on This Page
Duncan-Sheppard
Vivienne Art Studio
Carter
Talmadge Duncan
J. J. Sheppard
John Bus Morris
Laucille Hopkins
Trula Wilburn
James Johnson
Narrows, Va
Pattie Anne Burgess
Jackson Heights
Long Island
N. Y
A. E. Burgess, Sr
Miss Burgess
John Hopkins University
Baltimore
Rush Dew Holt
Senator Holt
Helen Froelick
William E. Froelick
Gridley, Il
Weston
Sandal
Betty Lee Shoe & Dress Shop, Inc
Fred Lee Beamer
J. A. Brillheart
Dublin
George R. Ra
Welch
A. K. Kartar C., Jr
Ortals
Cain
Sluefield
W.va
Nomend
Morris-Hopkins
Cox’s
SCOOP
CL/ SNER
Claussner
Mer
Kleer
Cox's
Claussner Hosiery Mills
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