Maysel Hastings Weds Camden C. Ferrell in Belle Church
The Charleston Gazette reports the June 19 1950 wedding of Maysel Mattie Hastings to Camden C. Ferrell at Belle Church of the Nazarene with Rev Hendershot officiating. The bride wore white satin with Chantilly lace, carried a white Bible, and was escorted by her brother William D. Hastings. Guests included many Hastings and Ferrell family members. reception followed at Riverview Drive home. The couple plan to reside at 12 Central Ave Belle after a honey moon in New England and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Church of the Nazarene
H. Harvey Hendershot
Maysel Mattie Hastings
Camden C. Ferrell
Coy C. Ferrell
Linden
James L. Douglas
Gilbert Harmon
Samuel George
William S. Belcher
Basil B. Monk
Mary H. Bias
Barbara White
Harry Suttle
Walter Pointe Cline
Joseph Marshall
Harold McCue
Robert Shelton
W. D. Hastings
Riverview Dr
Edgar Washburn
Orange, Tex
B. B. Myers
Floyd Compton
Damon H. Hastings
Ann Elizabeth Compton
Harry Ellis
C. C. Ferrell
A. T. Ferrell
Delmar Bye
L. E. Peters
Belpre
H. H. Reed
Harrisville
L. C. Dilworth
Columbus
Paul Snyder
Betty Jo Ferrell
Clarksburg
New England States
Canada
Ferrell
duPont
Central Av
Belle
Malden High School
Capitol City Commercial College
Glenville State College
Spencer High School
St Pauls Church Event Honors Pastor Atkinson
The congregation of St. Pauls Church Methodist of South Charlton holds a reception this evening in the parish house on Kahawha Turnpike SW to honor Pastor Rev. R. A. Atkinson. Circle No. 2 meets at 7 30 tonight at the church. Paul Tennant of SVT Charleston visits his grandparents Mr and Mrs Fred Carder of Grafton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Church
Methodist of South Charleston
Kahawha Turnpike
S. W
R. A. Atkinson
Paul Tennant
Svt
Charleston
Fred Carder
Grafton
George B. Hanson
26Th St
Brevard
N. C
National Aquatic School
Phillip Edwards
South Charleston
H. M. Hopkins
Adele Presswood
Esther Hopkins
Ft. Worth
Tex
Daniel N. Barber
Virginia Av
Chicago
Brown and
David
The
Unity of Chicago
Club Calendar Highlights for Charleston Area Women Groups
Today's events include Edgewood Country Club ladies day and invitational tourney with luncheon at 1 p.m. Kanawha Country Club hosts ladies day low net and lunch at 1:30 p.m. Meadow Brook Golf Club holds a 10 3. p.m. ladies day golf tourney. Charleston Woman's Club opens 10:36 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. for private parties with reservations via Mrs. Damewood or Mrs. Mortox. Newcomers Club hosts bridge luncheon at 1 p.m. at Diamond Cafeteria. Spring Hill Garden Club serves buffet supper 6:30 p.m. at Mrs. Shelvy Schultz’s home, with Mrs. Harold Turner co-hostess. Elk Shore Garden Club dinner at 6:30 p.m. Wren's Nest installs officers. Retlowsty Club meets 8 p.m. at Charleston Recreation Center. Eta Phi Chapter Sigma Phi Gamma pledges night at 7 p.m. at Mrs. Billy Williams’s Washington Street home. Cavendish Club holds 8 p.m. duplicate bridge. summer camp at Mrs. Eli Reich’s Coal River home. call St. Albans 1371-W for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgewood Country Club
Kanawha Country Club
Meadow Brook Golf Club
Charleston Woman's Club
C. C. Damewood
Earl Mortox
Diamond
Earl Baker
C. H. McMillan
Spring Hill Garden Club
Shelvy Schultz
South Charleston
Harold Turner
Elk Shore Garden Club
Wren's Nest
Charleston
Eta Phi
Sigma Phi Gamma International Sorority
Billy Williams
Washington St
Cavendish Club
Eli Riech
Coal River
St. Albans
June Brides Elect Entertained With Week of Parties
Prospective June brides are honored this week with a series of social events. Mrs. Cyrus Hall hosts a luncheon at Edgewood Country Club for Elizabeth Cracraft, fiancée of Ralph Keightley Jr., with eight place settings. Other showers decorate the calendar including Doris Lee Burford’s at Red Oak Street and a First Church of God gathering for her, with fifty invitations issued. Garland Moran Jr. to be wed. Betty Morgan’s family hosts dinner at the Greystone before the Friday rehearsal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Cracraft
Ralph Keightley
Cyrus Hall
Edgewood Country Club
Chester Boggeess
R. A. Burford
Red Oak St
Doris Lee Burford
Jack Young
Officers Installed At UDC Meeting In Local Chapter
Mrs. Ernest Thompson installed officers for Chapter No. 151 United Daughters of the Confederacy as Mrs. J. C. Anderson became president and other leaders were named. Thirty five members attended at Mrs. Perry Pettenderser’s home on London Heights Rd, voting to donate 50 dollars to the national headquarters building fund in honor of retiring president Mrs. Carl B. Early.
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UDC
Fanny Fields
Fanny Kate Fields
Virginia Wilson
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Perry Pettenderser
London Heights Rd
Carl B. Early
Ernest Thompson
J. C. Anderson
John W. Moore
C. G. Bergman
John B. Hedegus
John W. Kelley
Gertrude White
N. F. Conner, II
Social notes travelers and visitors from across the country
Personal notes list guests and travelers from Washington, D. C., Los Angeles, Baton Rouge, Bluefield, Chicago, Norfolk, Ravinia, and other cities. Attendees include the Rousseaud family hosting in South Charleston, Chi Rho campers in Huntington, and Civitan International delegates in Dallas. Several families visit relatives and attend graduations and trainings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Walker
James Richardson
Robert Williams
Louise Rousseau
Washington, D. C
Chloe Baldavin
Los Angeles
Cal
R. R. Rousseau
South Charleston
Tommie June Williams
Janice Molle
Ar Huntington
L. BE. McMains
Willim M. Morris
Bluefield
Cabell A. Pearse
Bradford PI
Walter G. Crichton
Quarrier St
Chicago
Ill
George Hastings
Watts St
Norfolk
Marine Corps Reserve
Little Creek
G. E. Barton
Ravinia Rd
Cincinnati
Leslie D. Price
New Orleans
Dallas
Tex
Miss Jean Smith Weds in Ripley Home Ceremony
Miss Jean Smith and Howard Smith married Saturday to Billy Lee Kittle in Ripley at the bride’s parents home. Rev. Jennings H. Fast officiated. The bride wore a white rayon ballerina dress with rhinestone bodice and carried an orchid-marked Bible. Attendant Mrs Clarence Johnston wore pastel pink and blue veil with mixed spring flowers. Best man was Robert Eitleck Jr. A tiered cake and reception followed. The couple, Ripley High graduates, will reside in Ripley with the groom working at Sears Roebuck in Parkersburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennings H. Fast
Jean
Howard Smith
Billy Lee Kittle
Tray P. Kittle
Sandyville
J. Howard Smith
Ripley
Clarence G. Johnston
Robert Eitleck, Jr
Kittle
Ripley High School
Marshall College
Sears, Roebuck and Co
Parkersburg
Nora Rose Nutter Weds Thomas L Tucker at Smithers Home
Nora Rose Nutter married Thomas L. Tucker in a home ceremony at the Nutter residence in Smithers. Rev J D Anthony officiated. After a luncheon for Mrs H Peirce Brawner, the couple celebrated with a reception before departing for an Eastern motor trip. The bride, employed by W R Johnson Coal Co., will reside in Smithers with her husband, a WVIT student.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora Rose
A. C. Nutter
Smithers
Thomas L.tucker
H. Peirce Brawner
Boston
Mass
Charles Isbell
Judith Anne Haynes
Don Winali
Sormer
Tucker
Montgomery High School
W. R. Johnson Coal Co
West Virginia Institute of Technology
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Diamond Ice & Coal CO
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Machan
Floor Covering Co
Wes Virginia
Earl McFadden
Sidney Davis
William Billings
J. R. B. Crigler
John Hensler
Juanita Barker
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