Morton Bride Weds Dr Frank B Stafford in Bluefield Ceremony
At the home of Mr and Mrs W B Morton in Bluefield Virginia Nancy Morton and Dr Frank B Stafford were married with only immediate relatives present. Rev M P Carico officiated. The couple will reside in Charlottesville after a bridal trip east.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Morton
Bluefield
Nancy Morton
Frank B. Stafford
M. P. Carico
Johnson City
James Martin Edwards
Stafford
Giles County
Staffords
Blue Ge Sanitarium
Charlottesville
New Novel by George Explores Bohemian Life and Art
A review of George's novel "Marriage" contrasts the artist Peter Randie with Bohemian modern life. The plot centers on Peter's loyalty between two women, Tommy Keith and a self-centered partner, amid a society portrait and artistic circles. Marriage details: Eva Neff and Paul Bailey wed in Bluefield Virginia, with Mr. Bailey and Eva planning their future after a Chattanooga trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Boheian
Peter Randie
Mr. Gibbs
Peter
Tommy
Keith
Birthday celebrations and social outings noted in Mullens
Mrs J R Rosenbaum of Mullens hosts a birthday evening for Jes siah Price and 7 D Pranta in a cordial informal gathering. Westminster Business Women's Circle had a hay ride to Shennondale in a large truck with about twenty participants, some picnickers swam in the pool after the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Rosenbaum
Mullens
Jessiah Price
D. Pranta
Westminster Business Women's Circle
Shennondale
Picnic Luncheon Ends With Watermelon Feast
A real picnic luncheon was spread and followed by a watermelon feast, making the outing one of the gayest of the entire summer.
Bluefield Quota Club Voters Eliminate Next Luncheon
At the regular meeting the Bluefield Quota Club unanimously voted to eliminate the luncheon for next Friday. Members are reminded to attend the luncheon conference two weeks hence for a planned drive to boost membership and attendance. A directors meeting is set for Tuesday at noon at the YWCA.
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Bluefield Quota Club
West Virginian
Y. W
Rsaph Hill
Bryan
Tex
F. Tynes
Robert C. Marshall
Yes
Bridge Tea Honors Miss Davenport at Bluefield Country Club
Mrs. Ethel Wootton hosted a ten table bridge party at the Bluefield Country Club on Friday. Miss Mary Martha Davenport of Bluefield, Va, was guest of honor and received a jeweled vanity case, while Mrs. Creighton Campbell won a German vase for high skill. Mrs. B. E. Bailey earned the low score prize with a dainty handkerchief award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Wootton
College Avenue
Bluefield Country Club
Mary Martha Davenport
Bluefield
Various Local Residents Leave for Visits and Returns
Mrs C C Owens travels to Dublin Virginia to visit parents and recuperate with sister Miss Marca Gott and husband Mr Owens for the weekend. Mrs W A Hancock goes to Roadoke for grandson Lewis Hancock’s post operative recovery. Mrs Lewey and son Wallace return from East Radford Virginia. Mr and Mrs Harry Lafon return from Wytheville Virginia vacation. Miss Thelma Lewey and Miss Lucy Niswander pause in Bluefield en route to Tazewell to resume teaching. Miss Nancy Sink has tonels removed at Bluefield sanitarium. Mrs M H Harman and sister Miss Thelma Harman visit from Charleston. Mrs J B Agnew visits Switchback. Freeman Billie Hall visits Bristol and Saltville. Bertha Newton returns from Roxboro North Carolina. Miss Lee Fretwell returns from Bristol Virginia and Newport Tennessee. Mrs F Pack and Frances visit sister Mrs EB Eaton of Pearlsburg. Mrs Victor Wetherby and Miss Ellen Speiden of Welch visit. Misses Verna Echols and Verna Sparks depart for Cincinnati. H W P Francis of Pittsburgh is a guest at the West Virginian hotel. George D Horton of Richlands visits town. Helen Smith of Gary plans to attend William and Mary College.
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C. C. Owens
Dublin
A. C. Gott
Marca Gott
Mr Owens
W. A. Hancock
Roadoke
Lewis Hancock
Lewey
Wallace
East Radford
Harry Lafon
Wytheville
Mise Thelma Lewey
Pearisburg
Lucy Niswander
Belsprings
Bluefield
Tazewell
Nancy Sink
West Bluefield
Tonels
Bluefield Sanitarium
M. H. Harman
Boissevain
Thelma Harman
Charleston
J. B. Agnew
Switchback
Geo. Palco Thursono Freeman
Billie Hall
Bristol
Saltville
Bertha Newton
Roxboro
N. Y
Lee Fretwell
Newport, Tenn
Victor Wetherby
Ellen Speiden
Welch
Robert Sheffey
C Hammond
Verna Echols
Verna Sparks
Cincinnati
W. P. Francis
Pittsburg
West Virginian
George D. Horton
Richlands
Helen Smith
Gary
William and
Mary
Williamsburg
W. L. McDonald
Burkes Garden
Lewie F. Warrick
West Virginien
Harold Yost
Tasewell
Wayne W. Farmer
Thorne Street
Detroit
A. E. Johnson
Mathila Daugherty Peery
Pikeville
Mary Austin
Olin Austen
Austinville
J. O. Austin
Gordon Beach
Frances Witten
McNiel
Roscoe Meor
Leonard McNiel
Camps Perdue
Brush Fork
Binefield
Francis Stratton
Clearwarter
Sun Realty Cobra
F. c. Miller
Clayton
Wills
Kathleen Stinson
Weathamp
C. B. Hancock
Montreat
N.C
St. Petersbur
W. A. Creager
Northfors
Grace Hale
Kimball
Miss Hale
Jean Edmundson
Stonewall Jackson College
Abingdon
J. T. Heldrith
Lorenzo Gatuso
Bluefeld Sanitarium
Oscar Mock
Mr. Mock
Jeanne Mock
Muriel McCormick to Study Portrait in Spain This Fall
The news that Muriel McCormick will travel to Spain this fall to sit for a portrait by Spanish artist Ulonga sparks talk she may follow sister Mathilde’s path across the sea to wed Max Oser. Local social notes list visitors, trips, and school plans across Bluefield and nearby towns.
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Muriel McCormick
Spain
Ulonga
Mathilde
Max Oser
Billy Sunday Club Sunday Service At Bland Street
The Billy Sunday Club holds Sunday service at 2:30 PM at Bland Street Methodist Church with Rev. Hopkins, a returned missionary from China, as speaker. A large Monroe County delegation will travel for an all day service, inviting broad community attendance and faith in divine guidance during difficult times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy
Bland Street Methodist Church
Mr. Hopkins
China
Hinefield
Narrows
Monroe County
Monroe
Calvary
Moonshine and snakes threaten Morgantown residents
In Morgantown West Virginia trooper John Ross warns moonshine liquor attracts copperhead snakes that become dangerous after drinking it. He has killed five snakes and found one awake drinking from a broken jug. He also notes lack of rest contributes to malnutrition among children.
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Morgantown
W. Va
John Ross
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