Miss Mary Brady Weds James Wills at Davis Memorial
Miss Mary Margaret Brady daughter of A Spates Brady West Virginia liquor control commissioner and James B Wills son of Mrs Florence Wills of Piedmont road were married Thursday morning November 26 at Davis Memorial Presbyterian church Elkins Rev J M Lacy officiated. The bride wore cytstelle velvet and tulle veil heirloom from her sister while bridesmaids wore ice blue velvet gowns with gold lace. Merritt Wilson served as best man and reception followed at the Brady home. The couple left for a wedding trip east.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis Memorial Presbyterian Church
Elkins
Mary Margaret Brady
A. Spates Brady
West Virginia
Lquor Control Commissioner
James B. Wills
Florence Wills
Piedmont Road
J. M. Lacy
Caroline Brady
Merritt Wilson
Betty Smouse
Brady
East
Wills
Charleston
Quarrier Street
Birmingham School For Girls
Birmingham
Ala
Davis and Elkins College
Phi Chi Sorority
Wills Haw
Eling
Ayew
Company C
Atale Police
Mrs. Mallory Hosts Children's Birthday Party
Mrs. Roy Mallory hosted a children's party Saturday at Spring Hill for her daughter Miss Reba Mallory’s third birthday. Attendants included Mrs. Gua Mallory and many friends and relatives, with a large guest list of Mallory and Donahue family members and local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Mallory
Spring Hill
Reba Mallory
Gua Mallory
W. R. Adkins
Rome Bays
Staunton Donahue
Rufus Bays
Edgar Love
Carl Lawson
Genevieve Spurlock
Minnie Lotio
Severn Murphy
Norma Lee Bays
Mary Mae Johnson
Zelpha Mae Bredley
Velma Blac
Adkins
Stella Lee Pauley
Della Jean Pauley
Ruby Mae Donahue
Phyliss Bays
Freda Mie Bays
Sue Carol Ellis
Masters Donald Marian Mallory
Dallas Car
Mallory
Robert Mallory
Rurshel Donahue
Bers
H. Mallory
Eugene Says
Carl Gene Lawson
Gaeie Wealey Medley
C. A. Medley
Leon Adkins
Bert Hertel
Mrs C E Bliven To Review The Keeper Of The Stables
Mrs C E Bliven is to review The Keeper of the Stables by Henry Booth at a 1935 department meeting this afternoon at 2 30 at the women's club. Miss Mary Louise Herscher serves as department chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Bliven
Henry Booth
Woman's Club
Mary Louise Herscher
Jackson's Give Party For Eugene Hackney
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Jackson hosted at Cinco last week in honor of Eugene Hackney. The gathering drew many Hackney relatives and friends including Edith Hackney Esther Joy Clea Hackney Mabel Belcher Helen Hackney Leona Belcher Genevieve Hackney Macei Jackson and others along with Bert Wentz Ivan Robinson and James Branard among numerous attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Jackson
Cinco
Eugene Hackney
Edith Hackney
Esther Joy
Clea Hackney
Mabel Belcher
Helen Hackney
Leona Belcher
Genevieve Hackney
Macei “Jackson
Alice Slate
Fay Jackson
Mabel Miller
Nancy Miller
Ruth Hackney
Mazel Shinn
Rachel Hackney
Genevieve Qdell
Mae Stone
Ruby Hackney
Kathleen Belcher
Beulah Belcher
Hattimena Hicks
Ethel
Helene Crist Birthday Honored at Ward Home
Mrs Charles Crist hosted a surprise birthday gathering Monday night at her Ward home for daughter Miss Helene Crist. Attendees included Miss Lavern Hart Miss Jimmy Young Miss Ruby Buckley Miss Christine Young Miss Mildred Ballard Miss Josephine Smith Miss Tabitha Blount Miss Beatrice Changes Miss Marie Panette Miss Ruth Cobb Miss Marie Station Miss Maymic Ethel Samuels Miss Betty Crist Miss Donna Crist Miss Phyllis Crist and many friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Charles Crist
Ward
Helene Crist
Lavern Hart
Jimmy Young
Ruby Buckley
Christine Young
Mildred Ballard
Josephine Smith
Tabitha Blount
Beatrice Changes
Marie Panette
Ruth Cobb
Marie Station
Maymic
Ethel Samuels
Betty Crist
Donna Crist
Phyllis Crist
Charles Goodson
Cleit i Leedy
Harry Wickenson
Ralph Pritt
Wilbur Steel
Jennings Goodson
Berard Hart
Earl Station
Charles Hunley
John Kozak
Hubert Hart
Kanawha Valley D A R Annual Tea Is Today
The Kanawha Valley chapter Daughters of the American Revolution meets at 2 30 this afternoon at Mrs John V Rays home on Oglethorpe road South Hills for a tea after the meeting. Guests include Mrs Gary Hore Lewisburg state D A R regent and other dignitaries with transportation arranged from Thomas Jefferson junior high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanawha Valley
Daughters of the American Revolution
John V. Ray
Oglethorpe Road
South Hills
John Young
William Morris
Gary Hore
Lewisburg
D. A
The
National Organization
5. A. Scott
George Simes
Patrick Gral
Ney
J. G. Shumate
Mount Hope
Ray
Herbert Nash
J. D. Francis
Buford D. A. He
Huntington
Thomas Jederson Junior High School
Stauntons Honor Miss Eleanor Evana at South Hills Buffet
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick M. Staunton hosted a buffet supper last night at their South Hills home in honor of Miss Eleanor Evana of Essex Fells New York as a guest of her brother and sister in law Mr. and Mrs. Ray M. Evans. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Sidney P. Davis Mr. and Mrs. Newton Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Eli Dana Smith Mr. and Mrs. J X N Smith Mr. and Mrs. Walter B E Clark Mr. and Mrs. John C. Morrison Mrs. Mary Lewis Dickinson Miss Lisa Spilman Miss Helen Mathews Mr. Edward D. Spilman Mr. Burke McClanahan Mr. Bryson Paine and Mr. Robert S. Spilman Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick M. Staunton
South Hills
Eleanor Evana
Essex
Fats
N.Y
Ray M. Evans
Sidney P. Davis
L. Newton Thomas
Eli Dana Smith
J. XN. Smith
Walter BE. Clark
John C. Morrison
Mary Lewis Dickinson
Lisa Spilman
Helen Mathews
Edward D. Spilman
Burke McClanahan
Bryson Paine
Robert S. Spilman
Miss Spence Weds Kendall Walker at Union Mission
Miss Alice Marie Spence daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Spence of St Albans married Kendall A Walker at 1 o clock yesterday afternoon Rev Patci thraw officiating Attendants included Mrs C L Harless sister of the bride and Trooper B G Walker brother of the groom The couple will reside at the groom's residence on Cemetery drive St Albans
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Marie Spence
Frank Spence
St. Albans
Kendall A. Walker
Union Mission
Patcithraw
C. L. Harless
B. G. Walker
Mullens
Walker
Harvey K. Walker
Cemetery Drive
Miss Pearl Jones Hosts Luncheon for Blazers at Rose Garden
Miss Pearl Jones entertained Saturday at the Rose Garden with a luncheon honoring Miss Margaret Blazer and Miss Marjorie Blazer of West Mansfield Ohio as guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Jones. Also present were Mrs. Florence Jones and Miss Madeline Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Jones
Rose Garden
Margaret Blazer
Marjorie Blazer
West Mansfield, O
J. 5. Jones
Florence Jones
Madeline Jones
Will Entertain Club Luncheon and Bridge at Mrs G
Mrs G hosts members of the Will Entertain Club for a luncheon and bridge at her Ninth Avenue home in South Charleston Thursday. Weekend visitors were Mrs John A Preston and her son Mr John J D Preston from Clarkaburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Preston
John J. D. Preston
Clarkaburg
Bridge Series Continues at Y W C A Parlor
Mrs. Roger A. Young will lead a bridge series at the Y W C A parlors at eight o clock Wednesday night. The events were moved from the Ruffner hotel after a neunerment announced yesterday by Mrs. Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger A. Young
Young
Ruffner Hotel
Mrs. Parlagreco Hosts Tea for Family and Friends
Mrs. S J Parlagreco entertained Friday at Forest Avenue South Charleston honoring her mother Mrs Bf McKeeny of Syracuse and her sister Mrs P W Hall of Pittschurch Tea was poured by Mrs R N Graham and Mrs J N Wickert with several others assisting A wide circle of local residents joined the gathering and weekend visitors were noted at the Greenbrier and White Sulphur Springs including the Creels Walters Childress Consley Smith and others The report also lists several residents returning home from trips and attending local football games on Thursday and other recent travels
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.J. Parlagreco
Forest Avenue
South
Charleston
Bf. McKeeny
Syracuse
N.Y
P. W. Hall
Pittschurch
R. N. Graham
J. N. Wickert
H. M. Ross
W. A. Fuller
E. H. Schneider
A. H. Bodenschatz
Alan Marples
L. W. Staffer
W. A. Barringer
A. H. Cannon
R. D. Webb
F. W. Hineline
W. Miller
R. D. Pence
Kenneth Rowland
J. Carte
G. A. Perkins
J. N Compton
Charles Atwood
J. Coney
J. M. Tompham
Simon Meyer
A. W. Downes
H. D. Lyon
F. K. Turner
G. H. Sears
C. 5. Heath
A. M. Stitt
Personal notes from a string of regional visits
Personal notes list residents visiting or traveling to cities such as New York Barbertown Moregan town and Charlottesville and returning from trips to Miami Wilmington and Burning Springs. Names include Mr. and Mrs Henry Terry William Weakland Miss Myra Stierer and Orvalle Jones with various family ties and hospital or university mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eula Jones
Marke Jones
Burning Springs
Orvalle E. Jones
Jack Manning
Sun+ fsay
Wilmington
Del
5. P. Smith
Virginia Street
Literary Club Focuses on West Virginia Program
The Woman's Kanawha Literary club meets this afternoon at Mrs. B A Caruthers home on Quarrier street. Participants include Mrs DB Rummel with Literary Leaders at Today and Characteristic Readings and Miss Louise Coffey with Industrial Activation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
Woman's Kanawha Literary Club
B. A. Caruthers
Quarrier Street
Louise Coffey
Charity Club Elects Miss O'Dell President
Miss Charville O'Dell was elected president of the Charity Club with Miss Geraldine Hicks as secretary and Miss Agnes Flakr as treasurer. Jeannette Rice and Joan Thurman were chosen publicity chairs and inducted alongside O'Dell and Rice. Other members include Miss Marguire White Miss Marlone Thurman and Miss Hortense Balacaler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charville O'Dell
Geraldine Hicks
Agnes Flakr
Jeannette Rice
Joan Thurman
Miss O'Dell
Miss Rice
Marguerite White
Marlone Thurman
Misa Hortense Balacaler
Mrs Wyllys Fox to entertain Colonial Club tonight
Mrs Wyllys Fox will host the Colonial club at eight o'clock at her Dunbar home. Mrs E FR Yates plans several synopses of West Virginia writers books with Mrs O F Daubenpeck as assistant hostess. Mrs William Anderson of Tichmond is visiting her son Dr Randolph Anderson and Mrs Anderson of South Greenbrier Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Anderson
Tichmond, Va
Randolph Anderson
Mrs. Anderson
South Greenbrier
Are You Only a Three Quarter Wife
An advertisement targets married women describing three stages of life from girlhood to middle age and promoting Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to improve vitality and mood. It claims the product helps tone the system to reduce discomfort and encourage a happier household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyrtia Pinkham
Nature
Girhood
Lydia
Pinkicam
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. B. Wills
Jackson
Gazelle
Virginia Lea James
Mrz
Carl MacAndrews
William F. Singer
Pioneer Club
Oberlan
Jersey
Crete
Stauntons
Kendall Walker
Miss Pearl Jones
Will Entertain Club
Y. W
Blond
Hf. D. Patch
Dorothea Dinsmore
Little Washington, Pa
Mrs. Parlagreco
Nancy Robertson
Marjorie Webster
Washington
E. E. Robertson
Berkeley Street
D. K. Lilly
Beckley
Leslie Webster
South Charleston
Dorothy Slantey
C W. Lee
Gallipolis
Point Pleasant
Ben Lloyd
James Shrewsbury
Montgomery
C. W. Freese
Hutton B. Strader
Mr. Freese
Sullivan, IN
Mrs. Henry Terry
New York City
William J. Weakland
William Weakland
Barbertori, O
Myra Stierer
Lewis Street
Moregantown
Gladys Reighter
Plearley
Emma _D. Early
Pratt
Miami
Fla
J. K. Lance
Sro
Laldtey ‘Street
Kanawha Valley Hospital
Spottswood Preston
University of Virginia At
Cherlottesville
Preston
Mrs. Preston
Literary Club
Charity Club
Mrs. Wyllys Fox
the National Bank of Commerce
Capitol and
Lee Streets
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Winter! Croquignole
Beauty Mart
Arlfora
Hale Street
Coats
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