Walton-Smith Wedding Held in Huntington
Miss Dorothy Morris Walton daughter of Mr and Mrs J M Walton of Huntington and Mr James Ballard Smith of Newark New Jersey were married at eight o'clock Tuesday evening December 28 at the First Presbyterian church in Huntington. The Rev A L Currie read the service with organ music by Miss Myers of eerie Tennessee and Emmons Lytle of Huntington sang I Love You Truly. The bride wore a brown gown of rose petal crepe with brown accessories and carried a bouquet of Tasman roses and valley lillies. Miss Helen Wash of Charleston was maid of honor in a blue crepe gown with blue and silver accessories and bouquets of pink roses and sweet peas. Isabel Fern Smith sister of the bride was bridesmaid in turquoise blue with pink roses and sweet peas. Best man was Charles Fiegel of Huntington. Loyd Davis was a groomsm at. After the ceremony the couple left for Newark where they will reside. Mrs Smith is a Huntington High School and Marshall College graduate and has taught art in Charleston. Mr Smith is the son of Mrs Emma Smith of Huntington and a former Huntington resident now in Newark working with the city utilities. Out of town guests included several Charleston Pratt and Frearicksburg attendees and others from Tennessee and Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Morris Walton
J. M. Walton
Buntington
James Ballard Smich
Newark
N. J
First Presbyterian Church
Huntington
A. L. Currie
Myers
Eerie
Emmons Lytle
Huntington Sant
Helen Wash
Charleston
Missssabel Fern Smith
Charles Fiegel
Loyd Davis
H. L. Pshaw
Churches In The Gazette Style Notices For Masses
The Gazette lists church notices with mass times for Catholic and Protestant congregations in Charleston. It records introit times for Sacred Heart, St Anthony, St Kranels, St Agnes and Holy Family, plus Baptist and Methodist services, Sunday schools, and evening sermons led by named pastors across multiple streets and venues. Names include Rev. Ferdinand H te, Rev. Plus Rae lh, Rev. Joseph 4. Gilllem, Rev. J. J. McGione, Rev. C. McKay Smock, Capt. Fred Jackson, Rev. W. R. Molor, Rev. J. Roy, Rev. B. J. Westfall, Rev. ERnat Thomp feat Run with Patience, Rev. George W Shidley, Rev. John Gass, Rev. William B. Carns, Rev. D. C. Taylor, Rev. H. F. Frame, Rev. Sherwood W. Funk, and Rev. H. Lucas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbury Methodist Apiscopal
Jackson
Elizabeth Streets
B. J. Westfall
Serman
Bebman
Epworth
First Methodist
Washington and
Dickinson Streets
B. P. Taylor
Larad
Young Women’s Christian Association announces candidates for board
The nominating committee of the YWCA lists candidates for the board of directors including Mrs. C.4 Bullivan Mrs. J. W. Herscher Miss Sarah Spencer and other members. Election set for January 11 at the association building 111% Quartier street polls open 10 am to 7 pm. Also notes visitors Mrs. Joseph Cohn and daughter Margie of Washington arrive to visit Mrs. Cohn’s mother Mrs. A. Enlar eky. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley B. Hertz return from New York and stay with Mrs. Hertz’s mother Mrs. J. Gluck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Young Women's Christian Association
B. K. Littlepage
Max Frankenberger
Metna Allebach
Warren S. Stone
Helen Fruth
C. 4. Bullivan
J. W. Herscher
Sarah Spencer
W. KE
R. Byrne
Abs. A
Finney
Max Barber
Joseph Cohn
Margie
Washington
Charleston
Cohn
A. Enlareky
Virginia Street
Mr.o
Stanley B. Hertz
New York
Bible Class Members Entertained at Dinner
Marmet Methodist Episcopal church hosted a turkey dinner for Bible class members hosted by W A Phillips and T Campbell on Thursday evening. Attendees included B S Price and spouse, J Woo family, Landers, Paul and Daniel Ferrell families, Aslph Harless, Clatworthy family, Walter Wagner family, Thomas Farley, T E Campbell, Dora Berry, Anna Hardman, Etta Kirby, Bondurant, Ty Perry, Albert Noe, Joh Boylman, Blanche Davidson, Ruth Hammock, Fred Wise, W A Phillips, Hilton trio, Jack Noll visitors, Carl Irving Noll and family, and others. guests included Iranna Catzen of Gillipoli.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marmet Methodist Episcopal Church
W. A. Phillips
T. 2. Campbell
B.S. Price
Woo
Hille Yon
Oq, Landers
Paul Johnson
Daniel Ferrell
Aslph Harless
James Clatworthy
Claudine
Robert
Ronald Hilton
Ferry Wray Landers
Pegey Lerranine Johnson
Donald Ferrell
James Wagner
Iranna Catzen
Gillipolii
Jack
Holidays With Family Across North Carolina and Pennsylvania
Mrs. Roland Ployd visited Ashville with her daughter during the holidays. Mona Heaton remains a patient at Kanawha Valley hospital recovering from an operation. Ira M. Putnam and daughter Margaret along with Richard Locke Hessie Brown Ross Lola Ann Neal Anderson Brown and Walter Wallin visited from Titusville Pa. Raymond Worden and Elbert W. Miller returned home after holiday visits in Franklin Pa and Kent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Roland Ployd
Ashville, N. C
Mona Heaton
West Street
Kanawha Valley Hospital
Ira M. Putnam
Margaret
Richard Locke
Hessie Brown Ross
Lola Ann
Neal Anderson Brown
Walter Wallin
Titusville
Raymond Worden
Franklin, Pa
Elbert W. Miller
Kent
Local Residents Attend Spring Hill Gathering
A group of residents including Mr and Mrs Josseph West of 203 Park Drive Miss Opa Lee of Bluefield Mrs GC A Bee of Springflett and others from Charleston Dunbar South Ghanteston and Spring Hill joined Mrs J J Hartley for a social gathering at the Spring Hill location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. and
Mrs. Josseph
Opa Lee
Bluefield
GC. A. Bee
Springflett
Hobart Carney
Pauline Carney
Margy Blizzard
Dunbar
Aw Waugh
Paul Waugh
Binsbert Cline
Charleston
Misgrah Lambert
South Ghanteston
M. Lee
Maced
Lee
Mr. Lee
Spring Hill
J. J. Hartley
Also Mentioned on This Page
Walton-Smith
Shetland
Tarn Co
Andrew Edmisston, Jr
Edmiston
Weston
West Virginia
Connecticut Avenue
Evorre
Catholic Sacred Heart
Broad Street
Vineginia Street
Ferdinand H. Te
Buster
St. Anthony
Sixth
Russell Streets
Rae Lh
St Kranels
St. Albans
Joseph
Gilliem
St. Agnes—MacCosk
Bene
Holy Family
Coalburg
J. J. McGione
Fiandolph Street Baptist Church
Randolpn
C. McKay Smock
A.m. Berman
Sword Club
Alsreladem Volunteers of America
Kanawha Street
Fred Jackson
Young Prosses
Brad Jackson
Boyd Memorial Christian Charon
Ren- Kaiji Street
Delaware
Methodist Episcopal Shepherd
Folseanal
St. Matthew's Church
Corner Bridge
Norwood Avenues
George W Shidley
TAO Tm
Luke's Church
Cornee Olio Avenua
Rendolph Street
William B. Carns
Yousig Frople
St. Jonas
Corher Quarrier and
Broad Streets
John Gass
Seatarene Tutheran First Church
Nasarene
Central St. Paul's
Tutheran
Lee and
Beane Avenue
Floride Street
Rew Weg
Bard Streets
Mev
Herman
Meyer
Walker
Lils
West
Bermon
Cujed
Arthur McHow
Kanawha Gits
Church of the News
Ray
C.D. Taylor
Ing
Serna
Trinity Lutheran—tee
Elizabeth Street
A. B. Leamer
D. D. Pasitor
Acheo
Lutherite
Bantist Dunbar Bantist—Dunbar
John Roy
County Broad
Tad
Virgina Steeds
Ernaet ‘Thomp
B.D
Ass Kom
Steno
Rita Hung
Gt Soevic
Han P
Seeman
Dar School
Intermisciona Sili
Calvary Baptist
Fayette “Alres
Miller
Belle Presbyterian Church
Belle
Dez
CR. Garrison
Christian Endeavor
Baptist
Quarrier
Morris Streets
Clarence W. Kemper
D. D
Marmet Baptist Church
Marmet
Phillip M. Jenkins
Miss Craig
First Baptist
South Charleston
Lloyd Parkinson
Bream Presbyterian
Cnaristan Street
FG. Brown
D.D
W. P. Brown
Hiown
Messrs
Edward Ag~ Sieg
Luther Trine
Suniday School
Teague
Ruffner Memorial Presbyterian—Quartier and Gremmnelor Steels
Francis J. Bronke, Jr
Pastas
Geope
Ick Branch
Presbyterian
South Greenrier Street
BF. Sperow
Ces
Kanawha City
Noyes Mth
Onda Avenue
Twen Sprrow
H. F
South Park
Kanawha Presbyteriza
Chpteh
Warren
Stone
D.B
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Yee
Bradford
Ornin
Methodist Episcopal Church
South — East Bank
Sherwood W. Funk
Byenins
Spenior
Young Kesples
Chow
Pastor
Epworth League
Central Methodist Epixragal—Disky
Birch
Dh. B. Warknan
Women’s Auxiliary
Church of Christ
Dunvachy Hall
Jinater
Royal Fur CO
Dickinson
Alaska
MW Bros ii
Alderson
Bond
Capitol St
Carl Irving Noll
Mr. Noll
Mrs. B. M. Roll
Charles Newman
Pago
Collins and Collins
E. F. Collins
Collins
Charleston, W
Quarrier Street Beauty Shop
Quarrier St. Beauty Shop
Quarrier St
Merica
Smak
Semdannual
Natione SA
Lfo Ld Amaaa
Ick
Roney Plaza
Divas. R Tre
Money Plaza
Flor
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