Miss Ernestine Duling Weds Brian Rummel Jr At Home
Miss Ernestine Duling daughter of Mrs Gertrude E Dul ing of Quarrier street married at 10 a m yesterday at her mother's home to Mr Brian D Rummel Jr son of Mrs Dean Rummel of Quarrier street A musical program preceded the service with violin organ and vocal performances The bride wore a white slicer trepe frock and veil with a white prayer book They were attended by her sister Mrs Judson Noel Hatcher and other members of the wedding party A reception followed at the Roane street home with many out of town guests The couple will reside at 2004 Fifth avenue South Charleston.
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Ernestine Duling
Gertrude E. Duling
Quarrier Street
Brian D. Rummel
Dean Rummel
Neil Trowbridge
Virginia Robinson
Wilkie Pauley
Schubert
Hardelot
Bond
Judson Noel Hatcher
Cecil McClung
Robert Jones
J. W. Sturgeon
Ford Mullins
Judson Hatcher
Henry Stacey Whitehurst
A. K. Pauley
L. C. Wehrle
Roane Street
John L. Pauley
Burl Johnson
Hugh Mills E. HB. Green
Ralph Young
B. Whitehurst
L. ©. Emerick
Dana Kean
LV. Menefee
W. C. Lynn
Neal Fraser
W. ©. Bond
C. Crews
Frances Kean
Whitehurst
Alice Boyd Walker
N. B. Kean
J. S. Kean
Edward McCaw
Lonelly Bennett
Elizabeth Daniels
Homer Mannon
Huntington
Lona Burks
Henderson
John Johnson
Poca
Pauley
Charleston High School
Diamond Department Store
A. E. Pauley
College Hill Drive
5St. Albans
St. Albans High School
Dice Club
South Charleston
Kappa Mu Alphas Meet The Misses At New China
Hetty England and Aileen Trippett hosted Kappa Mu Alpha members Tuesday at New China restaurant. Attendees included Mesdames Deshiell DeManche Grace Hill Holly Lawhorn Meador Mitchell Robertson Smith Smith Snyder Thayer Walker Barnette Fisher Scott Kite Turnbill and other guests. Mr and Mrs William Burries and Dr and Mrs R N O'Dell visited Endless Caverns Virginia during a Shenandoah Valley drive.
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Hetty England
Aileen Trippett
Kappa Mu Alpha Club
New China
Mesdames
Rose Deshiell
Isabel DeManche
Wilmoth Grace
Julie Hill
Eileen Holly
Mary Ann Lawhorn
Lois Meador
Hazel Mitchell
Lillian Robertson
Elsie Sue Smith
Kathryn Smith
Myrle Snyder
Sally Thayer
Louise Walker
William Burries
This City
R. N. O'Dell
Belle
Endless Caverns
New Market
Shenandosh Valley
Parcell Weds Neal in Lewisburg Presbyterian Service
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Parcell of Quinwood announce the marriage of their daughter Sarah Lee Parcell to Mr. Clifford Perry Neal, son of Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Neal of East Rainelle, performed May 25 in Lewisburg. Rev. Lloyd Courtney officiated at the Presbyterian parsonage. A reception dinner followed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Carter in Lewisburg. The couple will reside in Quinwood after a wedding trip to New York City, Washington and Virginia Beach. Mrs. Neal attended Rupert High School. Mr. Neal, a Rainelle High School graduate, is employed by the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad.
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Albert Rhodes
Cost Fork
Doris
Willard Oxyer
W. M. Oxyer
Coal Fork
Catleltsburg
Oxyer
Hatfield Campbell Creek Coal Company
Joseph R. Parcell
Quinwood
Sarah Lee Parcell
Clifford Perry Neal
B. F. Neal
East Rainelle
Lewisburg
Lloyd Courtney
Robert E. Carter
Harley
E. Locke
Dorothy Hendrickson
Hubert H. Buster
Neal
Rupert High School
Rainelle High School
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Cosmic
New York City
Washington
Virginia Beach
Nellie Stowers
Garfield Stewers
Richwood
Vance Gainer
Dirs. Boyle Gainer
Richwood High School
West Virginia Wesleyan
The Gazette's Daily Quiz Questions
The item lists ten trivia prompts from The Gazette including League of Nations expulsion in 1935 reasons, whether fleas fly, last line of a nursery jingle, longest Mississippi tributary, author of The Blue Bird drama, copper hardening truth, Windy City, likely light eaters among dinner guests, cadet midshipman academy, and the quote They also serve who only stand and wait.
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League of Nations
Taffy
Hlouse
Mississippi Tiver
Do not say, he wants out,? say, "wants to bo out."
The prompt instructs altering quoted phrasing to replace "out" with a misspelled form "bo out" when stated as part of quoted guidance. This meta instruction does not reference a news event, proper nouns, or reportable facts for a summary item.
Hinton Girl Will Be Wed This Morning at First Presbyterian
Miss Mabel Elizabeth Thompson of Hinton will wed Thomas John Straughan of East Woodlawn at 10:30 a.m. today at the First Presbyterian church with Rev. Ray Wallace M. Alston officiating. The couple plans a motor trip to New England and Canada, then reside at the Chateau apartments on Bradford Street. The bride, formerly with Elk Refining, graduated from Hinton High School and Stella Boothe Business School. The groom, a Duke University alumnus and Kappa Sigma member, is manager of Capitol Feed.
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Mabel Elizabeth Thompson
Charles Vance Thompson
Hinton
Thomas John Straughan
A. M. Straughan
East Woodland
First Presbyterian Church
Ray
Wallace M. Alston
W. C. Noyes
E.R. Palian
Personal notices of Marlinton residents and travelers
Masters George and Herbert Ar dell of Marlinton are guests of their aunt Mrs Graham Lee of Vir ginia street Mrs William Jeffrey returned Saturday to her home in State College Pa after visiting her parents Dr and Mrs Ate buckle of Kanawha parkway who accompanied her home E Mrs Victor Knopp has returned to her home in Richmond Va after a three weeks visit with her parents Dr and Mrs c E Copeland of Quarrier street Miss Hallie M Kendall of Duty street is visiting Mrs Albin Meier in Washington DE C Mrs Myrta Bogs spent the weekend in Washington DC Eugene Herman Smith of the Cartide and Carbon Chemicals core poration flow in New York City Friday and back yesterday on a business trip Grant Cock of Columbus has been visiting his sister Mrs And Graham and niece Mrs Danielle of Tad First Lieut Domi Tam of the Walton apartments Sas tren called to active duty with the 72nd field artillery regiment at Ft Bragg NC June 12 First Lieut Benjamin A Rose East Rainelle will go on duty as a dental reserve officer at Camp Blanding Fla June 12.
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William Jeffrey
State College
S.A. Atebuckle
Kanawha Parkway
Victor Knopp
Richmond, Va
C. E. Copeland
Quarrier Street
Hallie M. Kendall
Duty Street
Albin Meier
Washington, DE. C
Eugene Herman Smith
New York City
Domi Tam
Walton Apartments
Sas Tren
72Nd Field Artillery Regiment
Ft. Bragg
N. C
Benjamin A. Rose
East Rainelle
Camp Blanding
Fla
Gid
Carl N. Hand
Miami
Hand
Monsimtoy Chemical Company
Mise
Margaret Hutchison
R. K. Hutchison
Mt. Hope
York Ragle
Huntington
U.S. Veterans’ Hospital
Virginia Allen
Hurricane
Bob Gorman
Nellie Stewart
Margaret McMorrow
White Sulphur Springs
Joe Gary
Hopemont
George Hopper
Front Royal
Kenneth Baza
Parkersburg
Thomas Hawkins
Morgantown
West Virginia University
Monsanto Chemical Company
Glendala Rawlings
U. S. Navy
Norfolk
J. Rawlings
Mary Barrickman
Harry Barrickman
Charleston
Gaylor
Rome Brewer
Richmond, Ky
The
Presbyterian Church
Lake Chaneva
Emory Hedrick
Forty-first Street
William Westlund
Ivan Hunter
Richwood
Maurice Martin
Philadelphia
Matin
Mitchell and Company
Wilmington
Del
John Selby
Farewell Party Honors Bobby Galloway Before Canton Trip
Nitro News reports a surprise farewell for Bobby Galloway who leaves Thursday for the summer with Dr. and Mrs. F. M. Davis in Canton North Carolina. Attendees include Eleanor Sibley Reba Skaggs Judith Welch Jo Ann Wysong Hazel Shomo Vera Lou Smith Hazel O'Dell Anna Mae Oldham Winnie Putney Betty Ruth Harrison and others. The Nitro high school alumni association planned the annual alumni senior banquet and dance for June 21 at the Ruffner Hotel with committee members named.
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Bobby Galloway
F. M. Davis
Canton
N.C
Eleanor Sibley
Reba Skaggs
Judith Welch
Jo Ann Wysong
Hazel Shomo
Vera Lou Smith
Hazel O'Dell
Anna Mae Oldham
Winnie Putney
Betty Ruth Harrison
William Diller
James Crewdson
George Magoun
James Marshall
Bobby Bricker
Harry Miller
Dick Hayes
Gerald Walker
Kermit Drake
Nitro High School
Ruffner Hotel
Pom
Flowers
Ann Pickens
Louise Stewart
Betty Kautz
Winnie Walker
Louise Wil
Miss Baria Weds Son and Local Social Notes
Advertising notes name Miss Baria marrying a son with R H Burnett and Henry Softley as host toastmaster. A surprise birthday party honored Nes Gaylor with many locals listed. Various society items report visits, illnesses, travels, and newborns, including Monsantio Chemical ties and hospital stays.
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Advertising
R. H. Burnett
Henry Softley
P. T. Bricker
Nes
Miss Eugenia Whitehurst Weds B D Pauley in Spring Ceremony
Miss Eugenia Elizabeth Whitehurst and Billy Doyle Pauley married yesterday at Bream Memorial church. Rev J B Overmyer officiated with music by Helen Bills and Clarence Crookshanks. The bride, given by her brother Earl Daling, wore white alpaca crepe and carried Joanna Hill roses. The reception featured a lace cloth table with a three tiered cake and yellow rosebuds. The couple will reside with her mother in Roanoke and Covington before a southern motor trip.
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Bream Memorial Church
Eugenia Elizabeth Whitehurst
Billy Doyle Pauley
J. B. Overmyer
Joseph C. Hoffman
Church Methodist
Helen June Bills
Clarence Crookshanks
Earl Daling
Clarksburg
Joanna Hill
Phyllis Smith
Edward Heffernan
W. R. Gentry
Pegey McCarus
Ruth Maulick
Rummel
Earl PF. Duling
Roanoke
Covlington
Calling All Dogs! Bruno the Coast Guard mascot at Floyd Bennett Field
Bruno weighed WBS pounds and served as the official mascot for Floyd Bennett Field Coast Guardsmen. The St Bernard, famed for stately bearing, learned to retrieve heavy chocks from under warming aircraft wheels, displaying bold initiative and fearless curiosity.
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Bruno
St. Bernard
Floyd Bennett Field
Coast Guardsmen
Local Club Calendar Features Meetings and Dinners
Red Cross work session runs 9 30 p m to 2 p m at Taam 2274 Charleston high school Bela Rho Delphian chapter holds final meeting 1 30 p m with H W Mauston leading discussion on John Hos Passos Social Satirist Dorothy Hood club hosts dinner at 6 30 p m Wren's Nest honoring retiring officers Dettlsan university alumni. later movies at Baptist Temple Calilion club gathers 7 39 p m Mason College of Music Woman's Civic council Charleston Woman's club plans discussion on registration and summer work for children
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Red Cross
Taam
Charleston High School
Bela Rho Delphian
Daniel Boone
H. W. Mauston
John Hos Passos
Mesdaines
C. F. Sayre
Cooper
H. J. Jackson
Moore
Dorothy Hood Club
Wren's Nest
Dettlsan Univeralty
New China
Baptist Temple
Calilion Club
Mason College of Music
Woman's Civic Council
P. m
Charleston Woman's Club
Ohildren
Award Won by Cablish Baking for Quality Emblem
H G Fretwell president announced Cablish Baking Company has earned the emblem of the Quality Bakers of America. All products must meet high quality standards tested and approved by experts and pass rigid plant inspection.
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H. G. Fretwell
Cablish Baking Company
Quality Bakers of America
H. Fretwell
Bruno
Brighteas
Rumford Baking Powder
Bex T
Rumford, R
Cablish
Good Housekeeping Bureau
Paraded St Bernard Dog Dies in Plane Accident
The story recounts a St Bernard praised by visitors, who, while attempting to grasp a check, moved too close to a propeller and was killed. The outfit ordered a military funeral for the beloved dog. The source notes a Norwegian ship Oslofjord struck a mine months earlier and was damaged beyond repair.
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St. Bernard's
Oslo
Fjord
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Nitro News
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Randolph Street
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