Miss Maxine Sterne Weds John Nettles Jr in Camden
Miss Maxine Witten Sterne, formerly of Bluefield, married John Thomas Nettles Jr at Littleton Street Methodist Church in Camden. The ceremony featured ivy, ferns, and azaleas, with a large reception at the Nettles home attended by family from Bluefield and Camden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxine Witten Sterne
John Nettles, Jr
Bluefield
Methodist Church
Camden
D. C
Maxine ‘Witten Sterne
John Thomas Nettles" Jr
Littleton Street Methodist Church
D.C
M. G
Witten
Harry Goodykoonts
Alan
Mra. Witten
Mray Gandyktoonte
Eatire
Columbia
James Archibald Sterne
John Thomas Nettleacr
Littleton Street
Lisbentraum
Liszt
Hollis Cobb
Lohenarin
Misa Dolly Singleton
Camden Bridegroom From Oldest Family Connects Citadel Line
The groom is son of Mr and Mrs John Nettles, a descendant of Camden's oldest families. He studied at The Citadel for four years and now works with his father in business in Camden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Nettles
Camden
Citadel
Christian Endeavor Meeting at First Presbyterian Church
Miss Holcombe led the Christian Endeavor gathering at the First Presbyterian Church on Sunday evening with the theme Blazing Traits with Christ. After Luke reading and hymn singing, Miss Holcombe and Miss Clara Davin gave talks on Blazing Trade Today With Christ on the Red Man Trail, followed by Dr Samuel W. Moore delivering a pertinent sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise
Mary Holcombe
Christian Endeavor Society
First Presbyterian Church
Christ
King
Holcombe
Clara Davin
Red Man ‘Trail
Gift-Making Class Tie and Dye Meeting Tonight
Gift making class meets this evening at 7 30 at the square term. Other innovations in gift making will be shown and everyone is invited.
Music Club Program Broadcast From Weal Virginia Federation
The Weal Virginia Federation of Music clubs broadcast a 6:30 program from WHIB by the B Sharp club of Welch led by Miss Morna Wilson and state radio chairman Mrs Watts. The list includes solo and ensemble pieces performed by young club members and notes that winter programs will continue with material for good pro drama welcomed. Next week the Mozart club of Rijkhorn hosts a 6:30 WHIS program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weal
Virginia Federation of Music Clubs
WHIB
Welch
Morna Wilson
Mies Gertrude Watts
Atate
Federation of Music Clubs
Bach
B. Solfegetta
P. Bach
Mozart
Katherine Butler
Godard
Mac- Doweall
Mac- Dowell
Frances Eves
Ner- Tormere
Kitty Coburn
Virginia Davia
Frances Reyes
Mozart Club
Rijkhorn
Marriage of Elizabeth Mozelle Tiller to Sherman Lee Branch
Elzabeth Mozelle Tiller of Springville wed Sherman Lee Branch of Pocahontas Virginia in Princeton with Rev W B Davis officiating. Witnesses were W P Fern Pocahontas and F S Groseclose Boysvale. The couple will reside with Branch’s parents at Boissevain after a breakfast reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Tiller
Springville
Elzabeth Mozelle
Sherman Lee Branch
Pocahontas
W. B. Davia
Princeton
W. P. Fern
F. 5. Groséclose
Boyssevain
Branch
J. D. Branch
Pocahonta Fuel Company
Boissevai
Live Y'ers' Club Volleyball Meeting at Y Quarters
The Live Yers club will meet at the Y quarters this evening at 7 30 for volleyball practice. A large attendance is described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y’ers
Destrud
McClung S S Class Meet at Cameron Home
The McClung Sunday school class of First Presbyterian Church will meet this evening at 7 45 at Miss Julia Cameron's home on Virginia Avenue in Bluefield Virginia. Members should meet at White's Pharmacy at 7 30 to get transportation and bring sewing materials for the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McClung
First Presbyterian” Church
Julia Cameron
Vireginia Avenue
Bluefeld
White's
Cameron
Marriage Of Louise Lee And Kermit Powell In Roanoke
Miss Louise Lee of Roanoke married to Mr Kermit Powell today in Roanoke. Powell formerly lived in Roanoke and is manager of the A and P store on Bland street, many friends in Bluefield. After December 1 they will reside at 317 Union Street Roanoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Lee
Roanoke
Kermit, Powell
Powell
Bland Street
Bluefield
Ms Bride
Union Street
Birth Notice for a Newborn in 803 Third Street Home
Born to Mr and Mrs J A Simmons 803 Third Street on November 26 a daysiter The Waby has been famed Charlotte Gay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Simmons
Third Street
Charlotte Gay
Calvary Baptist Class Meeting At Mrs Eppersons Home
Calvary Baptist church Sunday school class will meet at Mrs J B Eppersons home 030 Bluefield Avenue this evening at 7 oclock All members urged to attend Follyannas will be drawn and important business discussed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Epperson
Calvary Baptist Church
Virginia Asher Council at the Y. Fedora Street Meeting
The Virginia Asher Business Women's council met at the Y quarters on Fedora street in regular session. Miss Elizabeth Bond sang Lead Kindly Light as devotionals were led by Mia Zimmerman. Miss Margaret Taylor visited and extended greetings. President Biffe Loudermilk presided over business, with lessons taught by Mrs H Glagett and Virginia Ferguson. Grace Methodist ladies served supper before study. Two meetings are planned for December 6 and 12, resuming January 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. Quarters
Fedora
Virginia Asher Business Women’s Council
Mia
Alice ‘Zimmerman
Elizabeth Bond
Margaret Taylor
Misa
Biffe Loudermilk
Misa Virginia Perguson
Mra.t
H. Glagett
Grace Methodist Church
Thanksgiving guests share in Martinsville gathering
J M Bandere on Whitathorn street during Thanksgiving holidays. Misses Lilly and Given and Mr Pike were guests of Mr Willimmon at his Martinsville Virginia home Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Bandere
Whitathorn
Lilly
Given
Mr. Pike
Mr. Willimmon
Martinsville
Joint Executive Meeting Planned by Bluefield Legion
A joint executive meeting of Bluefield post American Legion and the Legion Auxiliary is scheduled for this evening at 8 on the mezzanine floor of the Matz Hotel. Special business is to be discussed and full attendance is urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thera
Bluefield Post
American Legion
the Legion Auxiliary
Matz Hotel
Ene
Intermediate G A of College Argeneue Baptist Church Meeting
The Intermediate G A of College Argeneue Baptist church meets at Mrs H L Black 2228 Washington St Tuesday afternoon at 6. Supper served at 6 by Circle A, followed by Lottie Moon program. Officers to be elected for the ensuing year. All girls to bring bank offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. of
College
Argenue Baptist Church
Mrg.h. L. Black
Washington Street
Tunsday
Circle A
Lottie Moon
Derby Club Dance at West Virginian Hotel Friday
The Derby club will host a dance Friday evening December 2 at the West Virginian hotel from 9 until. Mrs. 8 R Thompson's class Grace Methodist church will meet this evening at 7:30 at the home of Mr. Ernest Shumaker Highland avenue. Members are urged to bring meat and thimbles. quilting will be featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derby Club
West Virginian
Ae Ee
8. R. Thompson
Grace Methodist Church
Ernest Shumaker
Highland Avenue
Return From Chapel Hill Mite Hlaie Lilly Miss Elizabeth Given
J. A. Pike and Crow Williams report a family back Sunday from Chapel Hill North Carolina where they accompanied Zack Sanders a student at NY university who visited his mother Mrs Voraity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mite Hlaie Lilly
Elizabeth Given
J. A. Pike
Crow Williams
Chapel HL N. O
Zack Sanders
N. G. Uni
Voraity
Mra
Beaver High Faculty Members Return from Memphis Meeting
Miss Lyniiie Waddell of Beaver high school faculty has returned from Memphis Tennessee where she attended the National Council of Teachers meeting. Maellah Mire Willa Brand, Glenville, and Visa Waddell were official directors for West Virginia state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyniie Waddell
Beaver High School
Memphia
Tenn
National Council of Teachers of
Maellah
Community Meetings Tonight At The Y And More
This evening at 7:30 the Live Y'ors clih will meet at the Y quarters, alongside a meeting of the adult gift making class for Yuletide gifts. Hadassah's Bluefield chapter hosts its monthly gathering at 7 o'clock at Mrs J L Liffkin's North Street home with a planned program by Mrs Block. The W C A house committee chaired by Mrs Fob Black meets at 2 50 this afternoon at the Y quarters on Federal Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield Chanter of
Hadassah
Mra. J. L. Liffkin
North Street
Mra. B
House
Y. Quarters
Federal Street
Entertain Class At Whitethorn Home
Mrs J M Sanders and Mrs J R Murphy host the Wing field Watte Bible class Friday at 7 30 PM at Mrs Saunders home on Bland Street Methods church for a social gathering and treat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Sanders
J. R. Murphy
Wingfield Watte
Saunders
Church Class Taught by Rev Ben Johnson Names Clan Officers
The class is taught by the Rev Ben Johnson, minister of the church. The clan officers include Mont Thomas as president, Garland Brewer as vice president, William Brown as secretary, and Mace Smith as treasurer. Several committees will be appointed at the meeting this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben §. Johnson
Mont Thomas
Garland Brewer
William Brown
Mace Smith
Cabaret Show Planned by B'nai B'rith and Sisterhood
Under the auspices of the B'nai B'rith lodge and the Sisterhood of Ahavath Shotem a cabaret will be presented Wednesday evening December 7 from 9 20 to 1 80 at the West Virginian hotel Al Massie and his orchestra will provide dance music and the floor show is to be directed by Mrs Ray Matz Staid The public is cordialy invited
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B'nai B'rith Lodge
Sisterhood of
Ahavath Shotem
West Virginian Hotel
al Massie
Hia
Ray Matz
Nineteen Examined at Chest Clinic Monday
Nineteen patients were examined at the chest clinic held Monday at the Municipal building. Five were reported positive or suspicious. Three of the nine cases are ex-incarceration patients. The clinic will continue today with white patients in the morning and colored patients in the afternoon. Dr. Walter H. West of C. and C. hospital Huntington oversees, aided by Miss Sarah Switzer and Miss Mary Virginia Gill. Sponsored by the Bluefield Woman's club and financed by a Christmas seal sale proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter H. West
C. and C. Hospital
Huntington
Misa Sarah Switzer
Mary Virginia Gill
Weat Virginia Tuberculosia Associa
Charleston
Bluefald Woman's Club
Christmas Scala
F. L. Black
Woman's Club
Local Personalities Gather For Weekend Visits
Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Benjashin spent the week end with friends at Big Stone Gap Virginia. Mrs. Carl Tabor and Mrs. Norman McDowell are spending the week at Roanoke. Miss Velvet Waldron of Pocahontas Virginia returned home Sunday after a two week visit with her aunt Mrs J B Oppergon. Miss Mabel Woodward of Billing formerly a teacher at Wade Suttiot high school passed Thanksgiving here as guest of Mr. and Mrs C W Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugo Benjashin
Big Stone Gap
Carl Tabor
Norman McDowell
Roanoke
Velvet Waldron
Pocahontas
Mra J
Oppergon
Bluefield Avenue
Mabel Woodward
Billing
Wade Sutiot High School
Mra
C. W. Jackson
Lincoln Bible Class Special Meeting At First Christian Church
The Lincoln Bible class of the First Christian church will hold a special meeting this evening at the church. The class has a large enrollment and all members are urged to be present. There will be important discussions and updates for the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Bible Class
First Christian Church
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Sam Evans
Mary Goodale
Nancy Dempster
Dotty Zemp
Geainden
Mias Mary Gascoyne
Newark
N. J
DeLoache Shehern
Nettiles Lindsey
MacDowell
John T. Nattlea
Sterne
John Lindsey
W. R. Kemp
Nattles Lindsey
Charles Green
Joe McKain
Emily Zemp
Dorothy Sterne
Mortimer Muller
Rufus Thurman
Vs T. Houston
New York City
Nettles
Lyttleton Street
Christian Endeavor
Hotpoint
Calred
General Electric
Calstod
Cairod
GE Hotpoint
Aieedh
Lear
Eral
eTric
Electric: Power Co
General Electric Research Laboratories
Stece
Macda Famio
Scientista
Wan Co Electric
Jim
Doives
Capr
Live Y
Ers’ Club
McClung. S. S
Virginia Asher Council
G. A
Thompson
Chapel Hill
Miss Weddell
Price Dans Ents NY
Daily Telegraph
Sunset News
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