Reba Keesee Weds James Harold Martin in Wytheville
Miss Reba Keesee and Mr. James Harold Martin married in St. John's Church Wytheville Virginia in a quiet ceremony. The bride, from a prominent local family, taught at Fairview Junior High and is a WVU graduate. The groom, son of C B Martin, is a WVU law graduate practicing in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reba Keesee
James Harold Martin
Lege Avenue
James Martin
St. John's Church
Wytheville
Gwath- Devall Ley
Cere
and Coscene
Louise Kessee
Harry Devine Holmes
Holmes
Betty Anne Holmes
C. B. Martin
Kessee
W. R. Keesee and Company, Inc
West Virginia University
Morgantown
Fairview Junior High
Martin
Cc. B. Martin
Virginia University
Enaes
Uefield
William Riley Keesee
Reba
Young People Plan Outing for Friday at Falls Mills
Westminster seniors and college youths plan a First Church Westminster picnic at Falls Mills. They will meet at Westminster Church at 3 30 to carpool with their own winies and fixings. Dan Bradshaw is arranging a special entertainment feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falls Mills
Westminster
Westminster Church
Dan Bradshaw
Elizabeth Earnest Circle Convenes at Bland Street Church
Elizabeth Earnest Circle met Monday evening at Bland Street Methodist Church. Miss Margaret Jennings hosted with Mrs. G C Cox and Mrs. J T Jennings. Miss Edna Meadows invited the circle to meet in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Earnest
Bland Street Methodist Church
Margaret Jennings
Highland Avenue
Miss Jennings
G. C. Cox
J. T. Jennings
Roy 5. Thompson
Fred Harris
Harris
Thompson
Bluefield Sanitarium
John
Jack U Ted
Pred Beamer
J. L. Jennings
Edna Meadows
Marriage of Mrs A R Smith and Paul H Macneil in Bland Virginia
The ceremony took place Tuesday June 21 in Bland Virginia. The couple, Mrs A R Smith formerly of Bluefield and Mr Paul H Macneil an architect from Helensburgh Scotland, will reside in New York City. Luke A Parsley and Mrs Macneil attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Smith
New York
Bluefield
Paul H. Macneil
Helensburgh
Scotland
Bland
Luke A. Parsley
Ladies' Day Golf Winners at Bluefield Country Club
Mrs. Herbert Porter won first prize in the odd event with a net score of 35 at the Bluefield Country Club Ladies' Day event yesterday. Mrs. R. M. Pritchard took second prize with a net score of, and both winners received a golf ball from the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Porter
Bluefield Country Club
R. M. Pritchard
Drum Corps Mothers Invited to Legion Event
The mothers of the Junior Drum and Bugle corps are invited to attend a gathering tonight by Bluefield No. 9 American Legion at the B'nai B'rith camp on Wolf Creek. Meet at 5 15 in the Lowman Music Room on Raleigh Street for a pleasant evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield No. 9
American Legion
B'nai B'rith
Wolf Creek
Lowman Music Raliegh Street
Orchestra to Present Cantata at Bland Street Church
A twelve piece orchestra will provide instrumental passages for the Daughters of Jairus cantata at Bland Street Methodist Church Sunday at 8 pm. The ensemble will offer introductions and interludes enhancing the vocal performance and the overture in particular.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bland Street Methodist Church
Mountain City lodge to hold regular meeting at Red Men hall
Mountain City lodge 85 Degree of Honor Protective association holds regular meeting at 7 30 this evening in Red Men's hall followed by a social hour All members urged to attend Nation's Auxiliary Prayer band meets this morning at 9 30 at Mrs J W Scruggs 410 Third Street Bluefield G I A meets this morning at Moose hall ritual work to prep for inspection and Twin Sisters gifts Dinner dance set at Bluefield Country Club Saturday 8 to 12 Reservations due by Friday at the club Good music promised G A College Avenue Baptist church to meet Friday at 2 30 at Mrs H L Weeks home Matters of importance to be discussed Bluefield Chapter 66 Order of Eastern Star honors past matrons and past patrons Monday June 27 at 8 PM at Masonic temple Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary society meets this afternoon at 2 Mrs Gordon Mattox west Bluefield Avenue Bluefield lodge 453 L A to B R T meets this afternoon at 2 Red Men's hall special business expected
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Mountain City Lodge
Degree of Honor Protective Association
Red Men's Hall
Nation's Auxiliary Prayer Band
J. W. Scruggs
Third Stret
Bluefield Country Club
G. A
College Avenue Baptist Church
H. L. Weeks
Bluefield
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
The
Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society of the
Church of God
South Street
Gordon Mattox
West Bluefield Avenue
Bluefield Lodge
L. A
Be Beautiful by Elsie Pierce and grooming tips
Advice on tanning without freckles explains synthetic options and sun exposure risks. Readers are guided to shade and brief sun, plus sunproofing to avoid a tan. Also includes nail care tips with olive oil and wax base polish and a note offering a home pedicure guide and booklet from the Bell Library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell Library
West 43Rd Street
New York
N. Y
YWCA Directors Meet at Y quarters to plan camp
Mrs. F L Black presided over the YWCA board gathering at the Y quarters on Federal street. Attention focused on the annual summer camp to open June 29 at Camp Roland with urging for early camper registration at the Y. Daily luncheons priced at 25 cents were noted as well balanced and appetizing for the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. Black
Young Woman's Christian Association
Association
Y. Quarters
Federal Street
Camp Roland
Local personals note broadly updates residents health and travel
Joe Wilds of ITI improves at St. Luke’s Hospital after ten days of burn treatment and will stay for additional care. Various residents visit relatives in Norfolk and Columbus, Ohio, or travel to Gastonia, Roanoke, Chicago, and Fort Belvoir. Several family ties and short trips are mentioned among the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Wilds
ITI
St. Luke's Hospital
J. E. Gerald
Dorsch J. Stoval
Fort Belvoir
B. P. Stovall
Gladys Bailey
Bluefield
Leasant
Columbus
Ohio
Harriet B. Bailey
Bucyrus
F. P. Hypes
F. P. Hypes, and Mr. Hypes
Highland Avenue
Hal Laughridge
David
Gastonia
N. C
H. W. Jackson
Bill
East River Avenue
Roanoke
W. W. Kersey
J. W. Waters
Lewisburn
Marion Waters
Betsy Kersey
Fred Lee Trop
J. A. Hammond
Big Stone Gap
Lloyd D. Feuchtenberger
Chicago
Stanley Simpson
Richmond
Cleveland
Summer Bible School Plans Picnics This Week
Summer Bible School schedules picnics today and Friday at Oakhurst Park after activities. Children under nine dine Friday in College Avenue Church yard for one hour. Commencement planned Sunday at 7:45 PM at College Avenue Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aventug-Westminister Aan Bible
Oakhurst Park
College Avenue Church
College Avenue Baptist Church
West Virginia Bankers Meet in White Sulphur Springs
About 500 West Virginia Bankers association members gather in White Sulphur Springs for a three day convention starting tomorrow. President R E Bowie presides with talks on investment timeliness by H L Greer and corporate fiduciaries by Miles W Townsend. Dale Carnegie delivers a session on customer relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
West Virginia Bankers Association
R. E. Bowie
Whee
H. L. Greer
Fifth Union Trust Company
Cincinnati
Miles W. Townsend
Federal Reserve Bank
Cleveland
West Virginia Fiduciary Society
Dale Carnegie
New York
Bowie
Homer Gebhardt
C. G. Rowe
Greenbrier Fete Ends With Rainy Parade Revival
Greenbrier County in Lewisburg marks its 160th birthday with a delayed pageant Greenbrier on Parade after rain postponed the parade four times State police hurried Collis P Huntington back to Wisburg for the coronation Minnie Frazier Preston finally crowned after two postponements amid showers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewisburg
W. Va
Greenbrier
Geraci
Georg
Wisburg
Minnie Frazier Preston
Birth Notices for C M Adkins Family
Mr and Mrs C M Adkins announce the birth of a son to their family. The light baby carries the name Lane Sees Se rum, with mother Miss Esther Howkine reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Howkine
Winning Contract High Card Values in Four Aces System
A bridge hand analysis shows a slam is reachable with careful play. The narrative highlights the ease of six clubs for average players and the importance of planning to avoid giving away the tricks.
Bridge slam misplay costs declarer's cold win
The 26th bid sequence ends in a failed grand slam as South, facing spades and a vulnerable position, misreads the discard and lacks a winning plan. The analysis notes an alternate line where dummy's trumps could ruff and the losing diamond could be dumped, but the declarer fails to consider it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S Saas
Saary
East
Pal
Declarer
Margaret Phillips undergoes tonsil operation at Bluefield
Margaret Riner Phillips had a tonsil operation Tuesday at the Bluefield Sanitarium and is listed as a patient at the facility. Co C Walker of Bluefield Virginia is also reported as a patient there. Miss Betty Belcher of Oakhurst is mentioned in the same notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Riner Phillips
Bluefield Sanitarium
Disc . Co
C. Walker
Bluefield
Betty Belcher
Oakhurst
Rider Visits Beckley Couple on Fairfax Street
Sid ney Buirsky of Waynberg South Africa faced a $10 court charge for failing to pay a two cent train fare. He is connected to IEEE Rider Speaks who is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Arthur McClatchey of 227 Fairfax Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ieee Rider
Beckley
Arthur McClatchey
Fairfax Street
Sidney Buirsky
Waynberg
South Africa
Miss Anne Hoge Guest At Gulf Park Classmate Visit
Nathan Platnick is a patient at Bluefield sanitarium for treatment. A bride, married in Holland by proxy months ago, travels to Batavia with her husband whom she met in Burban, South Africa, while he served as an officer on duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland
Batavia
Java
Burban
South Africa
Ier
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Saint John’s Episcopal Church
Wytheville, Va
Devall L. Gwathmey
Eas
Elizabeth Earnest Circle
Mrs. Smith
Mr. Macneil
Ozen
Elam
Drum Corps
Moose Hall
Elsie Pierce
Birker A la Carte
A. W. Cox
Ywca Directorate
Summer Bible School
South
Bette Mattox
Minneapolis
B.C
Penney’s
N. W
Ladies
Rayon
Knit Unions
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