Marriage of Helen Lucille Black and James Reed in Keyser
Miss Helen Lucille Black daughter of Mr and Mrs Parker C Black of Keyser married James Wilson Reed son of State Sen and Mrs E Ray Reed of Clay. The ceremony conducted Saturday afternoon by Rev L A Steele at the First Methodist Church Keyser featured Dorothy Brock of Mountain Lake Park singing two selections with piano accompaniment. The bride wore Chantilly lace and net over taffeta with a juliet cap of lace and seed pearls and carried white roses. attendant Lemoyne Ward of Clay stood beside her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Lucclle Black
Parker C. Black
Keyser
James Wilson Reed
E. Ray Reed
Clay
L. A. Steele
First Methodist Church
Dorothy Brock
Mountain Lake Park
Joseph E. Prettyman
Chantilly
Lemoyne Ward
Wedding of Miss with J W Reed in Keyser Details
The ceremony joined the bride to J W Reed of Clay with the bride wearing blue lace and net and the groom’s party led by his father as best man. Ushers were James Goldsworthy and Lemoyne Ward. Reception attendees included Eanore Martin, William Saver, Frank Ramsey, Lena McCandless, and Charmian Johnson. The bride, a West Virginia University graduate and teacher, will reside in Clay. she belongs to Alpha Xi Delta, A A U W, Eastern Star, and Keyser Womans Club. Reed is a Greenbrier Military School alumnus and recently graduated from law school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Tetrick
Clarksburg
James Goldsworthy
Keys
Lemoyne Ward
Mesdames
Eanore Martin
Keyser
William Saver
Frank Ramsey
Morgantown
Lena McCandless
Parkersburg
Charmian Johnson
Reed
Clay
West Virginia University
Ft. Ashby High School
Alpha Xi Delta Sorority
American Assoc. of University Women
Order of Eastern Star
The
Keyser Woman’s Club
Keyser High School
Greenbrier
Nuptials in a Double Ring Ceremony at Central Methodist
Miss Mildred Hope Justice and Norman Hoover wed in a May 23 ceremony led by Rev. Albert R. Young at Central Methodist Church. Attendants included Wanda Justice and Howard Prouse. The couple, both DuPont employees, honeymooned in Florida and will live at 32344 Ninth Street, Belle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert R. Young
Central Methodist Church
Mildred Hope Justice
C. B. Justice
Clendenin
Norman
Hoover
Elk Hills
Faye Levy
Howard
Wanda June Justice
Howard D. Prouse
Colonial Bouquet of Yellow Flowers. Mr. and Mrs. Hoover
duPont
Florida
Ninth St
Belle
Walton High School
Marine Corps
Elkview High School
Jr League Meets in Charleston at St John’s Parish House
The Charleston Junior League held a Wednesday meeting at St John’s Parish House led by president Mrs. Robert Spilman Jr. The transfer of Mrs. William Gadd from Parkersburg League was announced. Lan don Wellford named league representative to the Women’s Civic Council. Mrs. Wellford and Mrs. Hunter Lewis to serve on Kanawha Welfare Council. Reports on the AJLA conference in April at Lake Placid New York and the recent Country Fair were presented. The Children’s Museum under Mrs. Louise Morlang was discussed and a portable conservation exhibit planned for school displays next fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Placid
N. Y
William A. Pugh
Brooks McCabe
Children's Museum
Louise Morlang
Marriage Announced in Gauley Bridge and Other Notices
Announcement of the May 11 marriage of Miss Imaean Napier to Pvt. Paul S. Player, with double ring ceremony at Gauley Bridge. prospective residence in Aberdeen Maryland while he is stationed at Aberdeen Proving Ground. Also notes a social gathering honoring Mrs. Elizabeth Pierson before her Scotland trip, and reports a May 24 wedding at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Young in Dutch Hollow Rd between Miss Maxine Young and Homer M. Moss with attendants Mr. and Mrs. Hansel Parsons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imaean Napier
Madonna C. Napier
Gauley Bridge
Paul S. Player
F. B. Player
Camden, S
William Johnson
William .Gentry
Naomi Wilmoth
Wayne Johnson
Player
Aberdeen
Aberdeen Provir Ground
Pierson
Mary Ann Thompson
Joe St
King's Lamp Room
Elizabeth Pierson
Scotland
Piergon
Helen Haywood
C. T. Areshart
David J. Buchanan
Maxine Eleanor Young
J Homer M. Moss
Winnie A. White
Canton
Luther Moss
Manndeville
Carl Young
Dutch Hollow Rd
Charles Scraggs
Hansel E. Parsons
Forest Hills Garden Club Elects Officers and Hosts Meeting
Eighteen members attended a Tuesday night gathering at Mrs. E A Groves home in London Heights with Mrs. Groves speaking on antique containers for flower arrangements. W Q Smith president named committee chairmen and welcomed new member Mrs. Grant Thomas while reinstating Hobart Hayne R H McKane and E H T Crowder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Hills Garden Club
E. A. Groves
London Heights
George Schneider
Groves
W. Q. Smith
Mesdames Marion Wells
Paul Pleska
Charles Gey
Henry Elden
James Hart
A. B. Surkhardt
H. Mew Kane
C. 3. Rumble
Seraphonk
C. A. Shulman
Grant Thomas
Hobart
Also Mentioned on This Page
Helen Lucille Black
J. W. Reed
WVU
Phi Delta Theta
Social
Phi Alpha Delta Law
Masonic Order
Odd Fellows
B. B. Evan
Pete Aeca
Eves
Feil Me
Towle
Capitol
Gunther's Jewelers
Fhone
van Heusen
van Heusen Century
Dad
Iack
Capitol Street
Lares
Charleston
Beckley
Bluefield
WELCH
Charleston Memorial Hospital
Eskdale
Wyatt Coal Co
Ladies Patriarch Militant
Elkins
Department Assoc
West Virginia
Clementine Moregan
Shawn
Morgan
Virginia Lee Bradley
Anna Chrynoston
Ina Mahmoud
Anna Nottingham
Sos Eean
Puralin
Paralin
Lever Brothers Company
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