Miss Newell Weds Edward Gallaher In Oak Hill Rites
Miss Jacqueline Lou Newell daughter of Mr and Mrs Ruth Ann West of Gauley Bridge wed Edward Walter Gallaher son of Mr and Mrs Clarence A Gallaher of Sarasota Florida in a June 16 ceremony at Saint Andrews Episcopal Church Oak Hill officiated by Rev Donald B Duncan The couple were attended by Louise Henley as maid of honor and bridesmaids Rosemary Gallaher Nancy Roberts Frances Dee Petiry Ann Loren Buck Best man Charles Gallaher and ushers Donald Ashby Robert Morton Tommy Bentley John Roberts A reception followed at the parish house with many local family members listed as aides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gauley Bridge
Donald Bailey
Oak Hill
Miss Place
Gauley
Jacqueline Lou Newell
Ruth Ann West
Sarasota
Fla
Donald B. Duncan
Saint Andrews Episcopal Church
Charles Gallgher
Grace Myeres
Louise Henley
Bluefield
Rosemary Gallaher
Nancy Roberts
Frances' Dee Petiry
Ann Loren Buck
Charles Ganlaner
Donald Ashby
Robert Morton
Tommy Bentley
John Roberts
Parrish House
Mesdames Carrington L. Lobban
Kathryn Dunlap
Joan ‘Katsuris
R. E. Kelly
E. A. Guffey
Kenneth Carroll
Robert Lewis
John Lindley
Betty Alice Perry
Bride and Groom to Wed After South Charleeston Ceremony
A wedding at All Saints Episcopal Church in Gauley Bridge featured a light blue and white theme with a yellow rose marker on the bride’s Bible. The bride, a Gauley Bridge High School alumna and Rainbow for Girls member, will reside in Morgantown with her husband after his two years in the USAF and studies at West Virginia University. Out of town guests hailed from Marietta Ohio and Chillicothe Ohio, among others. The reception followed at the home of the groom’s parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Powers
Betty Kitchen
Joseph @Masters
Harold Bailey
Glen Ferris
Joseph Masters
Bill Fish
Mt. Lookout
Gauley Bridge High School
Order of Rainbow
Thelsity
Arthur E. Cole
USAF
L. M. Bell
Gallaher
Gamma Philyases
Eta Upsilon ‘Gamma Sorority
Georgia Tech
Er Genbrier Military Academy
Ponce DeLeon Ave
Decatur, Ga
Meeks and Bowles Wed in Parsonage Ceremony
Jo Ann Meeks and Glenn Bowles were married in a parsonage ceremony at Evangelical United Brethren with Rev J C Allen officiating. Attendants were Carroll Stone and Donald Stone. The bride wore a street length blue dress with white accessories and a red rosebud corsage. A reception followed at the bride’s home with aides Mrs Orville Stone and Mrs Donald Stone assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical United Breth
C. N. Booth
Ren Parsonage
Nitro
Jo Ann Meeks
O. Bowles
J. C. Allen
Carroll Stone
Donald Stone
Orville Stone
Club Calendar notes for Iver Cross Circle and clubs
The notice lists meetings and events including Iver Cross Circle The King's Daughters sewing session at 1525 Quarrier from 10 am to 4 pm, YWCA Public Affairs Committee at 10 pm, United Commercial Travelers auxiliary dinner 6:30 pm at the UCT Home, Ek Kanawha Unit of American Legion election of officers at 8 pm at Legion Home 601 Pennsylvania Ave, Union Temple No 9 Pythian Sisters at 8 pm, Past Chiefs' Association, Glendale Temple No 26 Pythian Sisters at 8 pm, Willey Bell Clubroom on Koane Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iver Cross
King’s Daughters
Public Affairs Committee
YWCA
J. A. Franklin
Urban Redevelopment Committee
United Commercial Travelers
Central Ave
Ek Kanawha
American Legion
Legion Home
Pennsylvania Ave
Union Temple No
Pythian Sisters
Virginia
Glendale
Willey Bell
Koane St
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Charleston Gazette
Newell
Edward Gallaher
Edward Walter Gallaher
Jacqueline Newell
Lena Shank
South Charleston
Vera McFadden
Sue Shank
West Virginia
Grand Assembly
the Order of the Rainbow
Shrine Mosque
Kanawha Turnpike
Don
Mor- Rogan
Igantown
Glenn Bowles
Lael Yo van Rave
Glevm Bowles
Angels For
Fura
Elizabeth Colbo
Dorothy Gray Salon
New York
Dorothy Gray
Cologne
Jasmin
Hetter
Scientific Laboratories
Luna
Hasl
Anne Adams
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
N. Y
Dickinson St. Entrance
Goo King of
Hein
van Heusen
Geveer
van Heusen Century
Buxton
Heusen
Dad
Shoe Dept
van Dual
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