Miss Nell Morehead Marries Robert Hugh McKane in Kingston
Miss Nell Morehead and Robert Hugh McKane wed at St. Ignatius Catholic Church Kingston with immediate family present. The bride, educated in Pulaski and Flora MacDonald College, works in Virginia. the groom, a Cornell graduate in mechanical engineering, is with E I du Pont. They reside at 517 Linden Road South Hills. Mrs. Bowditch and infant Mary Laing have returned home from Kanawha Valley hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Ravis Morehead
Pulaski County
Nell Morehead
Robert Hugh McKane
Hugh J. McKane
Kingston, Pa
Mr. McKane
Father Mulligan
St. Ignatius Catholic Church
Kingston
McKane
Fulaski
Flora MacDonald College
Red Springs
IW. C
Wes West
St. Joseph
Ginia Petroleum Association
Mir
Cornell University
Phi Delta Theta Social Fraternity
E. I. duPont de Nemours and Company
Linden Road
South Hills
Robert Bowditch
Mary Laing
Brooks Street
Kanawha Valley Hospital
Penny Wise Advice on Starch in Laundering
The article extols starch in laundering to improve finish and appearance. Starch helps shed soil withstand more washings and strengthen fabric threads, extending garment life.
Corinne Neely Weds Dr Harold Pettit at Executive Mansion
Miss Corinne Neely and Dr Harold Starkey Pettit wed at 3 pm in the executive mansion with Gov Neely performing the ceremony. Attendants included Eliza Keith Randolph Smith and John Waugh. Guests from Fairmont Buckhannon Clarksburg and Upshur county attended. The couple planned a New York City wedding trip after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corinne Neely
Harold Starkey Pettit
United States Army
Executive Mansion
Pettit
Joseph Clare Hoffman
Christ Church Methodist
Neely
Eliza
Kéeth Randolph Smith
Fairmont
John Waugh
Upshur County
B. F. Ramage
Alfred Neely
Homer Williams
Clarksburg
John Goss
Buckhannon
George F. Evans
New York City
Mrs Arnold Honored Guest in Clendenin Teas and Showers
Mrs W B Arnold of Akron Ohio visiting her parents Mr and Mrs C E Osborne of Clendenin will be guest of honor at an informal tea hosted by Mrs Harry W Martin and Mrs F C Randolph. Friends and relatives from Akron Milton and nearby areas attend multiple showers and luncheons in her honor with gatherings at several homes in Virginia Street Picadilly and Clendenin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bruce Arnold
Akron
C. E. Osborne
Clendenin
Harry W. Martin
F. C.randolph
Picadilly Street
Mesdames Clinton McCrary
Guy A. Jackson
John Kizer
Alva Ball
Milton
John Fahey
Nadine Rodgers
Charles Tor
Harry M. Martin
Romeo Dolbee
Ethan von Wogsom
Girtha Engle
Opal Rhodes
Sara Delano Patterson
Arnold
Bonner Glispie
Mrs. Fahey
Edith Koontz
CIA EE
Canning Demonstration by Garden Council Scheduled
Mrs. James R. Thomas the Kanawha Garden council president says Mrs. W. C. Glenn of Edgewood Garden club will demonstrate canning and drying of fruits and vegetables at 9 30 a m Monday June 22 at the West Side Woman's club Members of garden clubs in the council urged to attend The event supports the state Victory garden program chaired by Mrs Frank S Mullen
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Thomas
Kanawha Garden Council
W. C. Glenn
Edgewood Garden Club
West Side Woman's Club
Frank 5. Mullen
Birthday Party Held for Mr Newman in Malden
Mrs. Charles Newman hosted a Saturday night party at her Malden home in honor of Mr. Newman on his birthday. A large group of relatives and friends attended, including the Smiths, Snedds, Walkers, Taylors, Newmans, and many others, with Ernest Koontz returning from Little Rock, Arkansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Newman
Malden
Newman
Paul Lucas
Yeuell Sneed
Charles Walker
James Sneed
Ernest Newman
R. W. Taylor
Mesdames Eunice Sneed
Edith Evans
Naomi Napier
Anna Berger
Mary Walker
Tina Walker
Doris
Local Ladies Named in City Note
Mesdames Koontz Nona Yan dine of this city Mollie Morrison and Miss Della Osborne are listed in a brief public notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames Koontz
Nona Yandine
This City
Mollie Morrison
Della Osborne
Fort Hill Club Held Family Picnic Event
Members of the Fort Hill Garden club held a family picnic at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Riley Tuesday night. Thomas Collins of the coast guard played accordion. The guest list includes numerous couples and children, with many local residents and a few from Detroit and Beckley. The club will discontinue meetings until September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Hill Garden Club
Riley
Thomas Collins
The
Coast Guard
John T. Bartlett
Denver J. Sabin
W. C. Lea
Bruce Edington
Robert Price
Denver Morgan
Goodridge Sale
P. C. McCain
Garland Potterfield
John D. Lambie
Blair Craver
Roy B. Rollins
C. W. Moxley
Baxter Shaffer
Bari Beatty
Beckley
Dolores Levine
Louise Beckenheimer
Ellen Swearingen
Jognna Riley
Ruth Beatty
Marcia Lambing
Ouida Caldwell
Messrs
David Tucker
Charles Barton
Thomas Potterfield
Robert Craver
A. G. Swearingen
Luncheon Honored Mrs Fleck in Virginia Street Home
Mrs Fleck of Chicago visiting Mrs Vincent Reishman of Kanawha avenue was guest of honor at a luncheon yesterday afternoon hosted by Mrs J R Bel knap at her Virginia street residence. Covers were set for Mrs Fleck Mrs Reishman and several local ladies. The report also mentions Corp Richard C Harrington of the U S Marines stowing away after his China trip request was denied for 1929.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Fleck
Chicago
Vincent Reishman
Kanawha Avenue
J. R. Belknap
Virginia Street
Fleck
Reishman
James Parker Easley
Mahre Stark
Norrisark
William C. Dick
the Ostess
China
Corp
Richard C. Harrington
U. S
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Omaz
Orrone
Charleston
Leone Cummings
Chile
Edgewood Acres
Mt. Hope
O. R. Kess
L. Marvin Childers
Betty Lou Johnson
Bigley Avenue
Mrs. W. B. Arnold
Garden Council
Ernestine Koontz
Little Rock, Ark
Jensen
Pen Aaltrdsy Kveoleg Uni & Opticians
NAT
Morsieon
Vicor
SFO
Fort Hill Club
Mrs. Fleck
West Virginia Water Service Company Peoples Building
Handy
Lucky Konnife
Hickok
Dad
Cameo the
METAL
Frankenberger's Gift
Gladstone
Frankenberger’s Luggage Shop
Donegal
McGregor
Gabardine
Jantzen
Viel
Frankenberger
Spars
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