Maynor Swavely Bridal Date Set in Huntington
Miss Mary Margaret Maynor selects Saturday June 21 for her marriage to Pfe Arthur G. Swavely. The double zing service will be at 9 30 p m at Fifth Ave Baptist Church Huntington with a reception in the Hotel Governor Cabell ballroom. The couple’s families and local friends will celebrate an upcoming wedding with fittings and showers already held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynor-Swavely
Mary Margaret Maynor
Pfe
Arthur G. Swavely
J. Maurice Trimmer
Fifth Av. Baptist Church
Huntington
Mammie B. Watson
Fred F. Stapf
Ironton
Ann Boutwell
Barbara Ellis
Betty Martin
R. F. Maynor, Jr
F. F. Stapf
Albert Schmitt
Brooklyn
D. J. Roberts
Parkersburg
George Verwilleger
Ashland
Emma Sue Deyerle Weds George Daesch in Chapel Ceremony
Emma Sue Deyerle daughter of Mrs Elizabeth Stevenson Deyerle of Lance Drive married George Delmont Daesch son of Mrs Helen J Daesch of Parkersburg on Saturday in the Chapel of the First Presbyterian Church. Rev F D Stevenson of Corbin Ky performed the ceremony. A reception followed at the home of Mr and Mrs R L Stevenson. The bride wore blush pink nylon and Chantilly lace with pink tulle hat and carried a pink and white rose bouquet. Maid of honor Miss Mary Frances Deverle wore pink nylon and lace with a pink rose bouquet. The bride, Roanoke High School and W Va Business College graduate, is a Beta Sigma Phi member and former secretary to Cabell S Davis. Daesch attended Parkersburg schools and works at Stephan Daesch Optical Co. They will reside in Parkersburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Sue Deyerle
Elizabeth Stevenson Deyerle
Lance Drive
George Delmont Daesch
Helen J. Daesch
Parkersburg
First Presbyterian Church
George H. Vick
R. L. Stevenson
Geyerle
Roanoke High School
Roanoke
W. Va
Club Calendar Highlights for Incheon and Area
Today's events include Breezement Garden Club at 1 p.m. at Mrs. E. K. Mc Candless home in Ft. Hill with luncheon. Newcomers Club hosts a bridge luncheon at 1 p.m. at Diamond Cafeteria with reservations by Monday noon to Mrs. George Bentley or Mrs. J. W. Saunders. Silver Cross Circle meets at 1:30 p.m. at Mrs. R. Parkson Fern Rd for officer elections with devotions read by Mrs. R. C. Wagner and solo performance by Mrs. B. B. Evans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breezement Garden Club
Incheon
E. K. McCandless
Ft. Hill Garden Club
the Greystone
Diamond
Charles McNair
Pearl Bodmer
George Bentley
J. W. Saunders
Silver Cross Circle
King’s Daughters
R. “Parkson
Fern
Mra
R. C. Wagner
B. B. Evans
Iris Piercy Marries Claude Groves in Summersville Ceremony
The wedding of Iris Ruth Piercy daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Homer C. Piercy to Claude Otis Groves son of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Groves took place yesterday afternoon at Summersville Memorial Methodist Church. Rev. Piercy officiated. attendants wore orchid and blue net. reception followed at the couple’s home. Both are graduates, she from Marshall College and he from Nicholas County High School, with careers in public service and the Air Force posting at Chanute AFB.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iris- Ruth Piercy
Revi
Homer C. Piercy
Claude Otis Groves
Sifr
Cecil Groves
Summersville
Summersville Memorial Methodist Church
Piercy
Bertha Wilfong
Clay
Festus Drennen
Harper Burnell Wedding Held in Springfield Rectory
Miss Anne Guenveur Harper and John F. Burnell wed at St Bernard's Rectory in Springfield with attendants Esther Corrado and Edward Dager. Both graduates of Kent State University their careers include teaching and research roles. the couple will reside in Worthington after a wedding trip.
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Harper-Burnell
Anne Guenveur Harper
S. G. Harper
Springfield
John F. Burnell
John P. Burnell
Somerset Dr
William Shine
St. Bérnad's Rectory
Esther Corrado
Edward Dager
Catholic Central High School
Kent State University
Psi Chi
Pi Gamma Mu
St. Raphael's School
Charleston High School
Merrig Harvey College
Phi Sigma Phi
Ohio State University
Burnell
Phi Sigma Kappa
Alpha Kappa Delta
Google
Worthington
Shower Planned for Miss Nancy Bond at Talma’s Tea Room
A luncheon and crystal shower today at Talma’s Tea Room honor Miss Nancy Bond who will wed Saturday to Dr. Lyle Vincent. Covers are placed for Miss Bond and for Mesdames Bond Keefer Meyers Hollingsworth Hamilton Graham Suther and the hostess Miss Helen Keefer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Keefer
Talma's Tea Room
Nancy Bond
Lyle Vincent
Miss Bond
T. C. Bond
Social Notes Highlight Local Visits From Across States
Local society column lists Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Jackson and family returning from West Newton Massachusetts with son J William after his Fessenden School graduation. Numerous arrivals include Josie Lorentz from New York City for week with the Lorentz family and weekend guests from Fairmont Philadelphia and Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas B. Jackson
Mr. Williamson
Quarrier
Loudon Heights
West Newton
Mass
J. William
Fessenden School
Hugh Campbell
Oakmont Rd
Josie Lorentz
New York City
J. M. Lorentz
Virginia St
Doris Stoetzer
Fairmont
Jack Smith
Philadelphia
James Girard Erskine
Columbus
Alethig Putney Stanley
Indiana
Annette Stanley
Teachers’ College
Pfc
Carter Williams
Ft. Belvoir
Doris Nelle Webster Betrothal Planned to Quin Allen Farren
Doris Nelle Webster and Quin Allen Farren have announced their engagement. The couple, from South Charleston and Dunbar, plan a Augusta wedding. Webster is a Dunbar High School and Morris Harvey College graduate and Lincoln Junior High English teacher. Farren attended Greenbrier County Schools, graduated Morris Harvey College, and works with Mastern Airlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Nelle Webster
Quin Allen Farren
Fot
B. F. Farren
South Charleston
Laura Phillips Webster
Dunbar
Augusta
Miss Webster
Dunbar High School
Morris Harvey College
Lincoln Junior High
Farren
Greenbrier County
Mastern Airlines
Club News for Charleston Wona Members Meeting
Council No. 77 meets at 8 to 1 night at the YMCA with Mrs Nancy Williams presiding. Blundon Woman's Relief Corps No 6 Auxiliary to the Grand Army of the Republic meets at 1 40 p m today at the YMCA with refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston Wona
Council No. 77
YMCA
Nancy, Williams
May Bride Announces Wedding in Oak Hill
Mrs. Adeline Rolling of Oak Hill announces the May 10 marriage of her daughter Clara to Harry A. Wilton Sr of Scarbrough. The ceremony at Oak Hill was led by Rev. Shirley Donnelly with attendants the Barneses of Oak Hill. Clara Wilton is an East Bank High School alumna and plans at Beckley College. Both work at the Oak Hill A&P.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adeline Rolling
Oak Hil
Clara
Harry A. Wilton
Shirley Donnelly
Alfred Barnes
Oak Hill
Wilton
East Bank High School
Oak Hill High School
Harry A
Barbra Jean Morrigge Weds Clinton Dale Skaggs in Scarbro
Mrs Luther Hatfield of Scarbro announces the June 1 marriage of Bar bra Jean Morrigge to Clinton Dale Skaggs son of Mr and Mrs Emory Skaggs of Ansted Rev J D Smith performs the double ring ceremony Attendants were Mr and Mrs J L Killen They will reside in Ansted Mrs Skaggs formerly worked for Murphy Co in Oak Hill and her husband at Levisay Co
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrigge
Luther Hatfield
Scarbro
Barbara Jean
Clinton Dale Skaggs
Emory Skaggs
Ansted
J. D. Smith
J. L. Killen
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Bonnie
John Harmon
H. C. Ayers
Minden
Miss Correll
Oakatin High School
NLR, & PL Co
Hey Fiance
Bolling Air, Forca Base
Washington, D. C
Bonnie Correll
St Joseph
Emay Shol CO
Charliston
Sivesey
Calor Tee
Anc
California
Iris R. Piercy
Abney
W. E. Holcymbe
Quarrier 31
Chicago
American Medical Association
Gwendolyn Martin
Atlanta
Emma Bender
Washington St
W. J. Daugherty
Park
Richard Weston
San Antonio
Tex
Cincinnati
R.H. Ireland
Quarrier St
Baltimore
Ireland
University of Maryland Medical
Keith Holmsted
MacCorkle Av
S0th St
Kanawha City
Troth
IDAR
Sallie Jane Miller Lewis
William Morris
DAR
T. A. Scales
Jackson St
H. F. Fennell
South Charleston High School
Linda Henry
Carol Irene Hawkes
Sarabeth Wickert
Audra D. Peel
National Defense
Valley Hell Store
Leadeg Gait Manele
Nabisco National Biscuit Company
naBisco Sheet
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