Impressive Home Wedding Unites Bluefield Couple
Miss Sallie Ragland Thornhill and Mr Edmund Crispin Stone Jr were married at home in Bluefield at noon with Dr Samuel Moore officiating. The ceremony featured a yellow white color motif and music from Lohengrin. The bride, educated at Beav er High School Bluefield College and the University of Tennessee, wore a yellow net gown with a matching ribbon. The groom, a Beaver High School and Bluefield College alumnus, works with A F Kingdon. Attendants included the sister as maid of honor. Out of town guests from Beckley Huntington Roanoke and Duke University attended.
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West Virginia
Sallie Ragland Thornhill
Edmund Crispin Stone, Jr
Menor
Samuel Moore
Vari Jan
pBs
Ne Fund C. Suone
Listz
Warren A. Thornhill
Bluefield
Aby
Beave High School
Bluefield College
University of Tennessee
Knoxville
Stone
Beaver High School
West Virginia University
A. F. Kingdon
Plac
W. A. Thornhill, Jr
Beckley
Margaret Spengler Fesenmeier
Hunting and
Georgeton
Robert Bruce
Alsh Richards
Nellie Stone
Pattie
Emily Iston
Roanoke
Hale Thornhill
Duke ‘University
Durham
N. C
Miss Waters Hosts Afternoon Tea for House Guest
Miss Shir ley Ann Waters entertained about forty guests at her parents home on Lake street in Lake city. The event featured summer flowers with a pink and green color scheme and refreshments served by Misses He Chapman and Virginia Snyder.
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Mary Patterson
Hare
N. C
Shirley Ann Waters
J. W. Waters
Lake Street
Miss Waters
He Chapman
Virginia Snyder
Quiet Princeton Wedding: Miss Moore Wed to Mr Hunter
Miss Edna Pearl Moore and Walter Davis Hunter Jr were married at the Moore home on West Princeton Avenue Princeton. The ceremony was conducted by Rev W R Smith Jr with a small group of relatives and friendsPresenting music by Mrs Helen Mahood and Mrs L C Porter included Madrigal and Mendelssohn pieces. The bride wore a white crepe dress and a navy going away outfit. The couple, both well regarded, plan to reside in Princeton while Mr Hunter continues work with Standard Oil at Hunter's Esso station.
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Pearl Robinette
Princeton Avenue
Princeton
Edna Pearl Moore
Walter Davis Hunter, Jr
W. R. Smith
First Presbyterian Church of
L. C. Porter
da . Cadman
Helen Mahood
Mendelsshon
Ruth Jarvis
Charleston
W. Va
Ohio
Ohio University
Farm Security Administration
West Virginia
Hunter
Virginia
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Esso Station
Happ
Incomplete Crime Report on Suspected Apartment Burglary
A fragment reports failed attempts to reveal details about a burglary in an apartment. It mentions an entity named Santenon who was already prepared, with unclear sequence and no confirmed suspect or motive.
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Santenon
Convention Echoes At Quota Club Meeting
Highlights from the International Convention in New Jeans Louisiana were shared at a luncheon by Misses Helen Sue Spangler Helene Grotte and Thelma Motley. Miss Sue Drinnen presided as president announcing a board meeting at the Y Monday at seven.
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of International
New Jeans
Helen Sue Spangler
Helene Grotte
Thelma Motley
Tcefield Quota Club
West Vic
Sue Drinnen
Princeton Woman's Club
Fountain Park
Birth Notice: Beverly Geraldine Necessary
Mr. and Mrs. Grover W. Necessary are the parents of a daughter named Beverly Geraldine born June 24 at the home of Mrs. Necessary's parents Mr. and Mrs. R. Lawrence, 301 Bluefield Avenue. The mother was formerly Miss Grace Lawrence.
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Grover W. Necessary
Beverly Geraldine
Necessary
R. ©. Lawrence
Bluefield Avenue
Grace Lawrence
Camp Roland Welcomes Girls For Two Week Outing
A cheerful group of campers from the quarters on Federal Street departed Wednesday morning for the annual YWCA summer camp at Camp Roland. Miss Minnie Weaver and Miss Desir Gilmore directed the outing as Y sec, aided by qualified counsellors. A full schedule promises a delightful two week camp experience.
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Federal Street
Camp Roland
Minnie Weaver
Desir Gilmore
Y. Sec
Young Folk Party At Eastwood Home
The Junior department of Bland Street Methodist church hosts a party at the Eastwood home after attending two weeks of Daily Vacation Bible School. Aimed at community youth, it showcases fellowship and activities.
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Eastwood
Bland Street Methodist Church
Community gathering at Rev Stead home draws large crowd
At noon and again at 3, a church event hosted by the pastor Rev W P Stead and S East Blend invites a large attendance, with the home setting chosen for the affair.
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W. P. Stead
S. East
Miss June Conley Goes Missing in Washington Street
Miss June Conley of Washington street left Wednesday evening for unknown destination and may attend an event or meet someone, prompting local notice and search efforts.
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June Conley
Washington Street
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