Miss Eva Spangler Becomes Bride of Mr Charles Gross
Miss Eva Spangler daughter of Mr and Mrs W H Spangler of Bluefield married Mr Charles N Gross son of Mr and Mrs A L Gross of Bramwell at 11 yesterday morning in the Baptist temple Quarrier street Rev Strother A Campbell officiated. Bride wore a white frock with white accessories. Reception at bride’s sister Mrs Russell B Cooper home in Lewis Street followed. The couple will reside at 1388 Lea Street after a wedding trip to New England states and Canada. Mrs Gross is a former Banfield and Concord College graduate and taught at Fruth School in Charleston. Mr Gross is a North Carolina State College alumnus and works at DuPont de Nemours in Ball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fruth
DuPont Employe
Baptist Temple
New England
Eva Spangler
W. H. Spangler
Bluefield
Charles N. Gross
Mra
AL Gross
Bramwell
Quarrier Street
Strother A. Campbell
D. D
Ey Alter
Palus
John Hamilton Orr
Bisene
Gross
Ony
Russell B. Coo Yer
Cooper
Lewis Sitogt
Harry Smith
Ralph Young
Allen Temple
Ruth Ross
Pauline Willinroe
W. W. Shank
Struthers
Grosz
Grogs
North Carolina State College
Milton Hall Marries Anna Meadows in Elkview
Announcement notes the marriage of Miss Anna Florence Meadows of Big Chimney to Milton Hall of Elkview. They wed at Rev D A Harper's Mount Tabor church residence. Both graduates of Elk District High School in 1933, Mr Hall works for South Penn Oil and they will reside in Elkview.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Florence Meadows
Miss Leone Kendall Weds R E Morton in Richwood Parsonage
Miss Leone Kendall daughter of Mr and Mrs A A Kendall of Richwood married Robert E Morton son of Mrs Ella Morton at 9 o clock Saturday morning in Richwood Baptist parsonage officiated by Rev Helen Hiller. Morton, an electrical engineer with Electro Metallurgical Co at Alloy, is a Cowens high school graduate. They will reside at Montgomery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leone Kendall
A. A. Kendall
Richwood
Robert E. Morton
Ella Morton
Helen Hiller
Altra. Morton
Richwood High School
Morton
Cowens High School
Alloy
Montgomery
Russell Littlejohn
Ruth
Couple Returns Home After Suit Against AcNutter
Virginia Littlejohn and Master Jerry Littlejohn of Cannelton have returned home following a court case against Mr. and Mrs. O AcNutter in Boomer. District court proceedings were concluded with the Littlejohns alleging damages and settlement actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Littlejohn
Jerry Littlejohn
Cannelton
O. AcNutter
Boomer
Miss Mathews and Mr Palmer to Wed This Afternoon
Miss Helen Clayton Mathews daughter of Mrs William Gordon Mathews will marry Mr Taylor Langston Palmer son of Mrs T O Palmer of Buffolk Va at 12 30 this afternoon at Kanawha Presbyterian church Reverend R H Merrill will officiate A wedding breakfast will follow at Edgewood country club a large bridal party attended by many local families and friends
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Clayton Mathews
William Gordon Mathews
Taylor Langston Palmer
T. O. Palmer
Buffolk
Kanawha Presbyterian ‘Church
R. H. Merrill
Edgewood Country Club
Birthday Party Honors Mrs Virginia Leigh McDaniel
Lea street hosts Mr and Mrs D A McDaniel for a Saturday birthday party honoring their daughter Mrs Virginia Leigh McDaniel. Guests include many local couples and several young ladies and men with names such as Edna Davidson Helen June Eli Clem June Hanson Anita Cochran Pagey Meredith Suzanna Forinash Bette Downs Eleanor McDowell Marguerite MacDaniel and a long list of Mr and Mrs. pointers and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. McDaniel
Lea Street
Virginia
Leigh McDaniel
Burton King
Edna Davidson
Helen June Eli
Clem June Hanson
Anita Cochran
Pagey Meredith
Suzanna Forinash
Bette Downs
Eleanor McDowell
Marguerite MacDaniel
Charles Crouch
Peter, Biagi
Clyda Litton
Russell Frashier
Taste Venter
Everett Kessler
Jock
Summers
Richard Nichols
Lee Summers
J. Curry
Raymond
Hanna
Charles
Richard Curry
Clange
Jaman Greybill
Lamer Ells
William Pemberton
Harold Lusher
James Sprague
J. Burks
Daughters of 1812 to Meet in Kana Wha Street Home
Lord Calvert chapter of Daughters of 1812 will meet at 2 o clock this afternoon with Mrs L D Davenport at her home on Kana wha street in Kana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Calvert
Personal Notes on Miss Milan C Janis Visit
Miss Milan C. Janis who spent seven days with Mrs. W. C. Bar ri of East Woodli 4 left last night for her home at Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milan C. Janis
W. C. Barri
East Woodli 4
Richmond
Edgewood Club Plans Dance For Members
Edgewood country club announces a home dance for members from 30 to 2 Saturday night at the dab era t Werner's orchestra will aid. Guests from out of town will attend. Several local residents and visitors are noted, with updates on hospital stays and travels among Charleston and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgewood Country Club
Erat Werner
Brooks and Peoples Wed at Highlawn Church Charleston
Miss Julia Ann Peoples daughter of Mr and Mrs Evert Mace Peoples of Huntington wed Mr John Hancock Brooks son of Mr and Mrs Thomas H Brooks of Huntington Mon at 10 am in Highlawn Presbyterian Charleston with Miss Katherine Hamill as maid of honor Best man was Mr Thomes Brooks of Armhurst. Attendees included Mr William Brooke Buckhannon Mr Hamilton Brooks Pittsburgh and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Julia Ann Peoples
Evert
Mace Peoples
Huntington
John Hancock Brooks
Thomas H. Brooks
Mrs Johnson Named Attendant at Baltimore Wedding
Mrs Howard Johnson Jr of Kanawha Street will leave Thursday July 1 for Baltimore where she will be a bridesmaid at the wedding of Miss Louise Levering and Dr Edward T Newell. Miss Elizabeth Rouse of Baltimore will also be an attendant. The marriage is set for 6 o'clock Saturday evening July 3 at Brown Memorial church in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard 8. Johnson, Jr
Kanawha Street
Baltimore
Louise Levering
Edward T. Newell
Chattanooga
Tenn
Elizabeth Rouse
Miss Levering
Miss House
Charleston
Brown Memorial Church
Miss Lyking Birthday Party Noted At Tad Home
Miss Josephine Lyking celebrated her birthday with a Saturday night gathering at her Tad home. Attendees included Mrs Allie Lyking Mrs Mary Gibson Mrs Gladys Dunlap Mrs Princess Norman Mrs Katherine Wintrée Mrs J T Hale Mrs E William Elizabeth Lykins Miss Hammack Miss Hammac Miss Hale Miss Maria Belcher Miss Lena Belcher Miss Elena Belcher Miss Virginia Smith Miss Virginia Belle Kinder Miss Geraldine Dunlap Miss Bordelia Hoover Miss Jewell Kraft Miss Katherine Peck Miss Ruby taking Miss Freda Lyking Miss Lois Winfree Miss Emogene Hoover Miss Eugene Hoover Miss Dorothy Moses Miss Mildred Ann Hinder Mr John Palmer Mr Ernest Ritz Mr Wilbur Kinder Mr Robert Minder Mr Wilbur Hingles Mr Halstead Mr Maris Leftwich Mr James Given Mr Ernest Mel Cormick Mr Gene Stone Mr Frank Hoover Mr Thomas Eilebur Mr Harry Bostle Mr Charles Fleshman Mr Mathews Smith Mr James Lucas Mr Clarence Norps Mr J T Kinder Mr John
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Lykins
Tad
Allie Lyking
Mary Gibson
Gladys Dunlap
Princess Norman
Katherine’ Wintrée
J.T. Hale
E. Willian
Mra
Elizabeth Lykins
Zc Hammack
Opal» Hammac
Dorothy Hale
Maria Belcher
Robert Minder
Wilbur Hingles
Halstead
Maris Leftwich
James Given
Ernest
Mel Cormick
Gene Stone
Frank Hoover
Thomas Eilebur
Harry Bostle
Charles Fleshman
Mathews, Smith
James Lucas
Clarence Norps
J. T. Kinder
John
Mrs White Hosts Birthday Party for Mrs Hutton
Evelyn White held a birthday party for her mother Carmen Hutton at their Pennsylvania Avenue home last week. Attendees included Moe Russell, Barr Sinnett, Oval Hannah, Bertha Young, Daisy Crist, Winnie Mae Russell, Mary Emma Russell, Betty Lee Young, Kenna Young, J H Russell, Herbert Russell, Edward Russell, Raymond Russell, J D B Hutton, Emera Breeden, Harris Hudnall, and young D Lee White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn White
Carmen Hutton
Pennsylvania Avene
Moe Russell
Barr. Sinnett
Oval Hannah
Bertha “Young
Daisy Crist
Winnie Mae Russell
Mary Emma Russell
Betty. Lee Young
Kenna Young
Hj. Russell
Herbert Russell
Edward Russell
Raymond Russell
J, DB. Hutton
Emera
Breeden
Harris Hudnall
D. Lee White
Miss Dickinson Weds Mr. Quarrier at St John’s Church
Miss Melba Grace Dickinson of Charleston and former Adrian, Mich., Roanoke, Va., married Alexander W. Quarrier son of Mrs. Russell G. Quarrier at 11 o’clock in St John’s Episcopal with Bishop Gravatt presiding. Bridal party included aunt Mrs. Sydney Duya of Pittsburgh. The couple to honeymoon in the east and reside in South Charleston. Quarrier with Central Trust company. Only close relatives attended. out of town guests included Mrs. Duva, Mr. and Mrs. Keith D. Quartier, and Mr. W. D. Woodbridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melba Grace Dickinson
Charleston
Adrian
Mich
Roanoke
Alexander W. Quarrier
Russell G, Quarrier
Virginia Street
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Wel. Gravatt
West Virginia
Sydney Duya
Pittsburgh
South
Quarrier
Central Trust Company
Amon
West Side Woman's Club Plans Annual Picnic and Swimming
The West Side Woman's Club will hold its annual picnic and swimming party Friday at the Kanawha 4-H fair grounds. Members are invited to bring families and friends. Mrs. T. McGovran will be hostess, assisted by Mrs. J. Hastle and others including Mrs. Hoss Parker, Mrs. George Darlington, and Mrs. Frank Fletcher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side Woman's Club
Kanawha
Grandparents Club Dinner and Dance Planned
The Grandparents club will host a dinner and dance at 7 o'clock Friday night at the Daniel Boone hotel. Arrangements are by Mr. and Mrs. John Field, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cogan and Mrs. Mira E. McWhorter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandparents Club
Daniel Boone Hotel
John Field
Harry Cogan
Mira
E. McWhorter
Safe Bran for Gentle Constipation Relief
An article promotes Alt-Bran as a safe, sensible remedy for constipation. It explains usual laxatives offer only temporary relief and highlights Alt-Bran’s mechanism of absorbing water to form a sponge that eases stool passage while delivering vitamin B. Directions: two tablespoonfuls daily with milk or cream, or added to salads, with Kellogg in Battle Creek mentioned as a maker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kellogg
Battle Creek
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Charles Gross
Sigma PI Fraternity
duPont de Nemoura and Company
Balle
Mr. Milton Hall
Pinch
Miss Leone Kendall
R. E. Morton
Daughters of 1812
G. H. Varian
O. J. Morrison
G. Aeroman
E. D. Early
Hostersea
Patriotic Society
Garetta
Nisley
Siou
Mary Styles
Caford
Tuk
Nisley Wood. Shoe CO
Miss.Mathews
Mr. Palmer
Kanawha Presbyterian Church
Edgewood Club
Mathews
Palmer
Silas W. Pickering
C. C Dickinson, Jr
Edgewood
Othe Urate
Fred Staunton
Dana Smith
James Matthews
Robert Tolbert
John Merrill
Caswell Hardaway
Turner Rattle
Harry Carmichael
Gordon Mathews
Mary Ameld Sherr
Lisa Spilman
Misa Josephine Mathews
John Q. Dickinson
Charles Stuart
Robert Spilman
Edward Spilman
Henry Lewis
Jonathan Allizer
James Altizer
Wile Marshley
William Mathews
Gillie Langhorn
Holmes Trammell
John H. Williams
Dexter Thompson
Loula Midence
Henry Forbes
Hunter Lewis
William Dunnington
Preston Smith
AM Jennings
Laurence Diltz
Clarence Runnels
John Palmer
Robert John Manning
John. W. Flaherty
Joel le Saeur
John Leary
John Taylor
Miss McDaniels
Edgewood 'Club
C.F. Wiliams
Clifton Forge
Garger
New York City
M. A. Bryan
Bryan
Bowie
Tex
Vincent Ogletree
Alva
Oklo
J.P. Chomea
Thomas
Washington
Florida
George Custer
McMillan Hospital
Pinehurntrive
Phyliss Jean Arthur
Alyen Arthur
Eugene Rader
Gauley Bridge
William of
Clarence B. Peck
Bermuda
Chateau Apartments
J. J. Haatle
The
Mountain State Hospital
John E. Cannaday, Jr
Peggy Cannaday
Asheville
Ncc
John E. Cannaday
William Swearingen
Alfred G. Swearingen, Jr
Greenbrier
White Sulphur
William A. Carroll
Spring Avenue
Helens Wood Carrier
Jackson Street
Williora
Wi Williame
Taleigh
N.C
W. S. Dunn
Mies Hmmo Gragard Carrier
Clarksburg
Wathington-Irving High School
Hugh
Campbell
Asion Memorial Hearsal
Baltimore, Md
the Beauty Mart
Summers ST
John Brooks
Mrs. Johnson
Josephine Lyking
Mrs. White
Mrs. Hutton
Alexander Quartier
W.L. Gravatt
South Charleston
Posse
Rev. J
Drs. Collins
Collins
Frise
Optometrists
Fisher
Chasieston
DuPont
Gow
Lowen
After Paint & Glass Ca
Tetany Nal
Tim. Fe
Charlenton
Westinghouse Ac
Appliance Company
G. E
Copeland
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