Alma McKay Weds John Osler McMillan in Charleston Ceremony
Miss Alma McKay married John Osler McMillan at First Christian church with Rev. Charles Melvin McKay officiating. Attendants included Virginia Kahle as maid of honor and Dr. William Owen McMillan as best man. The couple, former Ohio residents, plan a Bermuda honeymoon after a reception at Kanawha hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Melvin McKay
First Christian Church
Kanawha Hotel
Alma McKay
John Osler McMillan
Jacksonville
Fla
Herman M. Patton
William Owen McMillan
Ushera
T. Harvey McMillan
Raymond Collins
McKay
McMillan
Charleston
Augusta Military Academy
Fort Defiance
McMillans to Reside on Virginia Street After Wedding
On their return from their wedding trip Mr and Mrs McMillan will live at 1550 Virginia Street where he holds the position of assistant business manager. Miss Isabel Carr of Washington Street attends Randolph Macon Woman's College finals in Lynchburg Virginia. Mrs Harry Huddleston of Ashland Kentucky visits her brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Ernest Carr of Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. McMillan
Mrs. McMillan
Virginia Street
McMillan Hospital
1550
Isabel Carr
Washington Street
Randolph-Macon Woman's College
Lynchburg
Harry Huddleston
Ashland
Mrs
Ernest Carr
Detroit
Trevaor
The
General Electric Company
Charlestonians Attend Wedding of Frazier Kin
Miss Kathryn Jane Frazier married Mr Henry Trevarthen on Saturday May 28 at the bride’s grandmother Mrs Charles Frazier home in Ronceverte. Rev Franklin Bennett of First Christian Church officiated. The bride wore white satin with lace and carried a shower bouquet. The couple will live in Detroit. Mrs Leater E Frazier’s daughter is the bride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Kahle
Clair Frazier
Mary Ann Frazier
W. H. Worman
Charleston
Ronceverte
Kathryn Jane Frazier
Wifeiam Henry Trevarthen
Charles Frazier
Franklin H. Bennett
First Christian Church
Fyncevertey
Trevarthen
Leater E. Frazier
Stratford, Conn
Stratford High School
Booth and Bayliss, Commercial College
William Trevarthen
Vineland
N. J
Blisx Electrical School
Washington
Personal Notes From Clipin Visit and Buckhannon Trip
Miss Marleda Myers of Clipin visits cousin Mrs. Harold Foster of Avon street. Mrs. W. B. Woodrow convalesces at South Charleston home after Dunn hospital operation. Miss Virginia D. Johnson and Miss Reng Bisset, with Mrs. William G. Sapper, stay several days at Buckhannon to attend Unale at West Virginia Wesleyan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marleda Myers
Clipin
Harold Foster
Avon Street
Virginia D. Johnson
Reng Bisset
New Rochelle
William G. Sapper
Huntington
Buckhannon
Unale
West Virginia Wesleyan
Honor Miss Edith Bethune at Washington Street Cocktail Party
Miss Edith Bethune was honored guest at a cocktail party given by Mrs. Charles W Williams and Mrs. Durst Lyons Saturday night at Mrs. Lyons home in Washington street. Miss Bethune left Tuesday night for Boston Massachusetts where she has accepted a position. Guests included Mr. and Mrs Edwin L Keadle Mr. and Mrs Joseph R Goeller Mr and Mrs George Pacot Mr and Mrs L J Bellette Jr Mr Charles W Williams Mr Darst Lyons and Mr Elmer Schmidt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Bethune
Charles W. Williams
Durst Lyons
Charles W. Willams
Darst Lyons
Elmer Schmidt
Little Dutch Club Plans Dinner Dance at Zimmergarten
The Little Dutch club met Tuesday night at Mrs M Bruce Bews Greendale drive and completed plans for a dinner dance at the Zimmergarten on June 25. Mrs L H Seaton is chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Dutch ¢ Club
M. Bruce Bew
Greendale Drive
Zimmergarten
Mra
L. H. Seaton
Reduce Safely Says Noted Authority
Reduce Safely claims a noted authority endorses a product that promises fat loss with no dieting and a price of 83.00. The ad emphasizes ease and quick results, urging readers to shop now to avoid missing out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potterfield
Ladies Day at Kanawha Club Features Blind Bogey Winner
Mrs. W. E. Miller won the blind bogey tournament during Ladies Day at Kanawha Country Club. Other winners included Mrs. M. M Moorhead, Jon Butts, and Mrs. V. C. Smith in blind holes while many members and guests attended. The Armstrongs returned home to Ward after visiting Cecil Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Smith at Moundsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Miller
Kanawha Country Club
M. M.moorhead
Jon Butts
V. C. Smith
W. L. Foterson
M. K. Twichell
H. B. Wehrle
Hugh Thompson
Theodore Goldthorpe
Ella Armstrong
Master Wayne Armstrong
Ward
Cecil Smith
Moundsville
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Boedinrk
Dr. Kruse Vapor Latha
al Cap
Paint & Glass Co
Jane Darling
Helen McMeans
A. L. McMeans
Columels Boulevard
Otto G. Nassif
Nassif
Dial
South Charleston
Indianapolis, Ind
Miss McClure
W. B. McClure
Evelyn McClure
Wilson Plottner
St. Marys
Plottner
St. Albans High School
Memorial High School
St. Albans
Little
Lee E Peta
ICOL
Tamara
America
Enna Jettick Draler
Siegel Shoe Company
State ST
Lincoln Boot Shop
Capitol ST
Wes
Jae
Tosterfield
Kanawha Club
J. W. Cummin
L Greham
Hayes Picklesimer
J. C. Smith
John V. Ray
J. W. Latham
Charles E. Hamilton
F. Wi. Hinellnc
Henry Alston
H. L. Cotton
J. E. Rucker
T. G Reed
R. S. Cleland
Jantzen
Frankenberger
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