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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1947

Page

8

Social notes of Broad Street residents on summer travels

Mrs James Imboden plans a month with Mrs J N Compton in Rehoboth Beach. Det Miss Julia Holt, a Sweet Briar graduate, visits Miss Nancy Herscher in Virginia. Altizer, a Chicago student, summers with his mother in Kanawha. Various locals announce visits, graduations, and trips to Beckley Harrisburg Immall Page Henney Nutteville Athens Ohio University etc.

James Imboden Broad J. N. Compton Rehoboth Beach Julia Holt Sands Point S. 1 Sweet Briar College Nancy Herscher Virginia Ava Thoma Altizer University of Chicago Frances G. Altizer Quarrier St. Mts Joseph Black Venable Av Beckley Nancy Erskine Kemp Littlepage Kanawha Blvd H. Ford

Woodrum Hancock Nuptials Held In Virginia

Miss Barbara Lee Hancock married Thomas Dana Woodrum in a St Johns Episcopal Church ceremony officiated by Dr. Harry Loney. The bride wore pink with orchid corsage. attended by Joanne Woodrum, best man John Woodrum Jr. The couple plans to reside with Woodrum’s parents after a trip to Hot Springs and Virginia Beach. Woodrum, Navy veteran, works as WTIE sports director and studies at Morris Harvey College.

Barbara Lee Hancock Virginia Av Thomas Dana Woodrum T. Dana Woodrum Chester Ra Harry Loney St. John’s Episcopal Church C. Bosworth Johnson Joanne Woodrum John Woodrum Hancock Charleston Woodrum Stones Jackson High School Navy WTIE Morris Harvey College

Double Wedding Unites Pauley Mooney in South Charleston

Miss Elnora Mae Pauley and Miss Mary Maxine Mooney wed Friday in the Nazarene church with Rev. Wayne C. Jones officiating. Attendants included Macel Tompkins Helen Sewell Royge Salisbury and Vernon Salisbury. The couples, South Charleston high school graduates, left for Washington for their wedding trip. Refreshments followed at the Mooney home.

Elnora Mae Pauley Zella Mae Pauley Eam Red Rosen Mooney Paul Douglas Salisbury Ronald Parker Selis Missesbury Mary Maxine Mooney Macel Tompkins Helen Sewell Nazarene Wayne. C Jones Paul Salisbury Fram Wmisses Chesapeake and Potomac Mary Ruth Oney Margaret and Co

Carole Young Weds John C Bass in Taunton Mass

Miss Carole F Young daughter of Mr and Mrs R Cecil Youngs formerly of Charleston married John C Bass son of Mr and Mrs Boyce E Bass of Taunton in a double ring ceremony at West Congregational church Taunton Massachusetts The bride escorted by her father wore ivory satin with orange blossom bouquet Her sister in law Mary Louise Bass served as maid of honor Mrs Bass attended Charleston schools and worked for Appalachian Electric Power Co later joining the Woman's Reserve USMC The groom served three years with the Marine Corps and they plan to reside at 188 South Walker Street Taunton after a motor trip through New Hampshire.

Carole F. Young R. Cecil Youngs Charleston West Congregational Church Taunton Mass John C. Bass Boyce E. Bass Mary Louise Bass Bass Appalachian Electric Power Co Woman's Reserve, Usmc Marine Corps South Walker St New Hampshire

Blandine Moore Weds in Church Rites

Miss Blandine Moore daughter of Mr and Mrs E G Moore California and Jack Harold Currence son of Mr and Mrs B C Currence of Allen Dr were married in First Christian Church last night Decorations included baskets of gladioli and greenery Reverend Frank officiated with presentation of the couple followed by a reception at home guests included families from California and Allen Dr area

First Christian Church Frances Blandine Moore E. G. Moore California Jack Harold Currence B. Currence Allen Frank

Marriage of Currence and bride to reside in Lexington

Ponaldson officiated and the music led by Miss Drema Meyers. The bride wore a white crepe frock with matching accessories and carried a bouquet of white flowers. Attendant Miss Catherine Pearse wore aqua crepe with pink accents. Best man Mr. Currence, ushers included David Sayre and others. Guests from Parkersburg and Athens attended a small home reception. The bride later wore an aqua garnardine suit for the motor trip to Cincinnati. The couple will reside in Lexington where he will enter the University.

Kenneth E. Hines William Valley Rd Greencastle Ind Mabel Dodd Hines DePauw University David Cammack Myrtle Rd H. L. Snyder, Jr Linden Rd H. F. Menéfee A’c Trammell Staunton Av San Diego Cal New Graham Vaughan Winstow- Salem N.C Georgianne Hudson Quartier St Charles W. Cammack, III Princeton University South Judith Fox E. J. Fox Douglas Fox Galveston Tex W. S. Robertson Roller Rd F. E. Davidson Ernie Davidson The Lock Jean Davidson Bowling Green University Musgrave Pennsylvania J.E. Williams Anne Seaman Athens Barbara Ann Musgrave Ohio University James Thomas Cornell University Newton Thomas Newton Rd George Wood St. Petersburg Fla Holley Hotel Ponaldson Drema Meyers Catherine Pearse Mr. Currence David Sayre F. A. Grissinger Robert Sheets Leland Lewis Ashland Robert Jenkins R .A. Moore Parkersburg Robert Campbell If. A. Grissinger Clara Currence Sally Jo Menshouse O. Theride Currence Cincinnati Lexington University

Kentucky Family Ties Highlight Alumna’s League Affiliations

Young Mrs. Currence, a Charlestown high school alumna, attended Maryland College for Women and belonged to Kappa Kappa sorority. She has resigned from the unemployment compensation commission. Her husband, a West Virginia University graduate, was a V-12 student at Louisville and attended Notre Dame midshipman’s school, earning the ensign commission.

Kentucky Currence Charleston Maryland College For Women Kappa Kappa Secretarial Sorority W. E. Moore Unemployment Compensation Commission West Virginia University Stonewall Jackson High School Kappa Alpha Fraternity University of Louisville University of Notre Dame U. S. Naval Academy

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