Miss Virginia Fry Weds Roy Benjamin Wine in Charleston
Mrs. Joseph L. Fry of Quarrier street announced the marriage of her daughter Miss Virginia Hampton Fry to Roy Benjamin Wine of Roanoke Virginia. The ceremony was at nine o'clock last evening at the bride's mother's home with Rev Frank C Brown officiating. The couple left for New York after the ceremony and will reside at 21807 A Quarrier street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph L. Fry
Quarrier Street
Virginia Hampton Fry
Roy Benjamin Wine
B. ¥. Wine
Roanoke
Frank C. Brown
D. D
Bream Memorial Church
Charleston
Karawhe Valley
Mr. Wine
Nyal Company
George Washington
New York
New
Orker
Mrs. Wine
Arden announces daughter's marriage to Mr Conde
Belle Arden declares her daughter Miss Muriel Arden wed to Mr A J Conde of Pomeroy Oklahoma. The marriage took place December 16 at Sacred Heart rectory and the Condes plan to reside in Pomeroy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Arden
Muriel Arden
A. J. Conde
Pomeroy, O. K
Young Actors Upset by Pre Christmas Rehearsals
Mothers and fathers complain of stress as the cast of The Nuremberg Stove at the Playhouse endures rehearsals costume fittings and picture poses. Tension rises with six weeks of tests and after school work prompting tempers and a biting incident as queen Mary Lee Sette and director Miss Margaret Hazelwood steer the company toward eighteenth century Munich cheer.
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Children's Theater
Playhouse
Santa Claus
John Barrymore
Norms Shearer
Albrecht Durer
August Hirschvogel
Mary Lee Sette
Margaret
Hazelwood
Munich
Price Speaker At Church Auxiliary Luncheon
The First Presbyterian church women's auxiliary held a 1 pm luncheon at the church followed by an inspirational program led by Mrs. C. E. Parks and guest speaker Mr. George E. Price. He spoke on Ministerial Relief as Rev. Ernest Thompson offered a prayer. many members attended, listed by name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Price
C. E. Parks
Ernest Thompson
First Presbyterian Church Woman's Auxiliary
Christian Education
George EB. Price
B. S. Preston
D. D
W. H. Warren
A. W. Laing
C. §. Heath
Alice A. Fisher
J. C. Fauber
Frank A. Smith
G. A. Rothrock
R. B. Parrish
C. W. Dahlstrom
G. A. Stoles
E.R. Yates
John Henshaw
B. 8. Preston
Virginia Tom
Campbell Means Wedding Formally Announced
Mr and Mrs Hiram Means of South Charleston announce the marriage of their daughter Misa Mattle Means to Mr Harold W Campbell of Clendenin The ceremony was read by Rev James I Gillispie on Friday December 13 The Campbells reside in South Charleston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram Means
South Charleston
Misa Mattle May ‘Means
Harold W. Campbell
Clendenin
James 1. Gillispie
Campbell
Cotillion Club To Have Dance This Evening At Elks Ballroom
The Junior Cotillion club hosts its first formal dance from 7:30 to 9:30 this evening at the Elks club ballroom. Mrs Anyges Watters Woodrum and Miss Ada Jane Buford oversee the event with readings by Mr William Pugh and music by Jules Michaux and his orchestra. Attendees include a long list of social club members and Bethel Woman's College student Evelyn Barbour who will visit home for the holidays.
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Elks Club
Charleston
Anyges Watters Woodrum
Ada Jane Buford
William Pugh
Jules Michaux
Ellen Swearingen
Carmen Lee Mower
Jane Cooper
Betty Best
Eizabeth MacDonald
Ernestine Moore
Helen Moore
Patty Jeffords
Margaret
Lynn Lewis
Benny England
Betty Hallanan
Emma Payne
Lit Venage
Patty Lou Clark
Hildred Goodall
Mary Wilson Carter
Grace McCully
Betty Cragdock
Dorothy Ann Beck
Sarah Ann Henna
Barbara Hail
June Robson
Acacia Crowell
Georgiana Best
Frances Meanor
Anna Marie Tanin
Ivalon Hanns
Betty Jane Beard
Jack Bengston
Richard Mathews
Sam Flournoy
Ben Barksdale
M. L. Dillon
Reamy Giles
Ralph Ford
Ben Brown
Charles Roberts
Philip Gates
William Richards
Herman Baker
Charles Scott Wylie
William, Pugh
Allen Bengston
Douglas Crummett
William Hubbard
Howard McJunkin
Robert Turney
Jack Borros
Paul Aston
James Dick
Thomas Born, Ix
Wimeey Watts
Robert Hartman
James Hartman
Robert Warren
Edward Timbers
Samuel Smithy
Jack Wetherhall
Joe Gallaher
Harold Anderson
Robert Donnally
Theodore Treadgold
Alfred Swearingen
William Swearingen
Evelyn Barbour
W. L. Barbour
Barebour
Whiteeville
Bethel Woman's College
Plan Open House to Honor Visitors by Martin Pair
An open house event is planned to welcome visitors Mr and Mrs D W Martin and Mr and Mrs Dr Ww Martin. The Philadelphia hosts will entertain the Andersons and related guests, highlighting cordial greetings and social hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Martin
Andersons
Philadelphia
Ww. Martin
Community hosts welcome Andersons from Philadelphia to Kanawha
IO held open house Monday evening at their Kanawha boulevard home to honor Mr and Mrs C S Anderson of Philadelphia who were arriving that weekend as guests of Mrs Andersons parents Mr and Mrs James Mai sr. Guests were to eat from five to seven o clock with Ed and Mrs Frank Thomas and Mrs G J Floyd assisting in serving.
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Kanawha Boulevard
C. S. Anderson
Philzelphiay
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Mrs. Arden
Sam Hill Beauty Shop
Rational Bank Commerce Building
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DIAL
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Credit Clothing Center
Capitol Street
Miss Ankrom
Gazette
Warned Young
Young
Balle Ankrom
Park Avenue
Sixth Street
Methodist Apiscopal Church
David Laird
H. H. Smallridge
Walter le Thurman
R. L., Bird
C. J. Turley
Donald Goshorn
E. L. Whitney
Garnett Ompson
J. W. St. Clair
Hugh Thompson
C. E. Rowland
H. J. Bowe
Harry Kennedy
C. R. Adams
Frank PB. Larmon
F. W. Ziler
Frederick Diddle
Frank Hield
Charles M. Love
Charles Ohley
B. &.Procter
Algg
Haines
Bradford Noyes
Hughey
Daniel Green
Palmer
Capitol ST
Campbell-Means
Cotillion Club
Senta Cla
Telford
Deming
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la France
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