Ruth Chambers Weds Lawrence A Winter in Wellsburg
Miss Ruth Chambers daughter of Mr and Mrs Elbert A Chambers of Moundsville wed Mr Lawrence A Winter of Charleston and McDonald Pa at the First Christian church Wellsburg with Rev O J Howearth officiating. The bride wore a white silk suit with white and navy accessories and a garden bouquet. After the ceremony they left for a southern wedding trip and will reside in Valentour apartments McDonald after July 3. Mrs Winter a graduate of Moundsville High School and West Liberty College is a member of Pi Alpha Rhosoda sorority and Alpha Phi Sigma. The bride is a niece of Misses Elix and Laura Chambers of Leesment and has visited Charleston. Mr Winter is the son of Mr and Mrs Albert S Winter of Park Avenue. He graduated from Charleston High School and obtained a BS from WVU in 1935. He is a Tau Beta Pi and Sigma Gamma Epsilon member and works as a chemist for Pittsburgh Coal Car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elbert A. Chambers
Moundsville
Ruth Chambers
Lawrence A. Winter
Charleston
McDonald, Pa
First Christian Church of
Wellsburg
O. J. Howearth
Anes
Gardedon
South
Valentour
McDonald
Mita
Winter
Moundsville High School
West Liberty College
Pi al Rhosoda
Alpha Phi Sijima
Prof Walter Barnes Urges Students On Solitude And Society
Prof Walter Barnes of New York University spoke to Morris Harvey College students about solitude amid urban crowding. He warned that motion pictures and mass communication threaten private personality as American village life erodes under regimented society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Barns
New York University
Inam
Morris Harvey
Wert Family Reunion Held at Dodson Home
The Wert family reunion occurred at the Dodson home in St Albans on Sunday. Attendees included Frank Weal Howe West Carl Wert Albert West Jack West Mildred West Nina Young Witte Crawford Duane Crawford Scott Crawford Jean Crawford William Young Eskdale Mary Dodson Agnes Dodson Castiere Karnes and others from St Albans Hurricane and Rathdale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waet
Mary Dodson
el Albans
Frank Weal
Howe West
Carl Wert
Albert West
Jack West
Mildred ‘West
Nina .Young
Witte Crawford
Duane Crawford
Scott Crawford
Jean Crawford
William’ Young Af Eskdale
Car
Eki Robert Joseph Eni
Peagy West
Gloria Lee West
Ned Wilson
Hurricane
Mra
Charles Kcnehan
Rathalle” Monobsn
Jeanette Bon " Ginet Dotsea
Agnes Dodson
Adaline Dodson
Castiere Karnes
Mare the Jang
Rodent
St. Albans
Franny Revalon Plans Buckner Reunion Dinner
A Buckner family reunion is planned at 1408 Creek by Mr. and Mrs. James Buckner. Banket dinner will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franny Revalon
Buckner
Rs. James
Creek
Six Couples Seek Marriage Licenses In Kanawha County
Applicants for marriage licenses at the county clerk office included HL Johnson 22 and Stella Shaffer 18 from Kanawha, Charles Dondors 21 of South Charleston and Dolores Spencer 19 of Charleston, Frank Burgy 19 of St Albana and Betty Armstrong 22 of South Charleston, William Carter 27 of East Washington St and Betty Fuller 29 of East Washington St, Hugh Bias 22 of Logan and Pauline Conley 21 of Kenawha, Robert Hall 21 of Sissanville and Marin Thaxton 16 of Toute No.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul E. Wehrle
Jack Johnson
Kanawha County
Stella Shaffer
Kanawha
Charles A. Dondors
South Charleston
Dolores A. Spencer
Charleston
Frank Burgy
St. Albana
Betty Gay Armstrong
Wiliam
B. Carter
East Washington Street
Bettye Jane Fuller
Washington Street
Hugh Bias
Logan County
Pauline B. Conley
Kenawha
Robert Edward Hall
Sissanyilie
Marin Imestine Thaxton
Toute No. Be
Dinner Honors Mrs. John Hibbard East Guest List
Mrs East entertained last night honoring the former Miss Frosty Virginia Kelley. Guests included Miss Margaret Kearse Miss Jean HUD Biles Jane Mayer Miss Dean Reed Miss Virginia Waltaker Miss Irene McConihay Miss Francesa Stubblefield Bliss Margaret Marion Miss Beverleey Midelburg Miss Kathryn Chittum and Miss Mary Virginia Teler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Singleton
John Hibbard East
Frosty Virginia Kelley
Margaret Kearse
Jean Tee Hud
Biles Jane Mayer
Ees Dean Reed
Virginia Waltaker
Irene McConihay
Francesa’ Stubblefield
Bliss Margaret Marion
Beverleey Midelburg
Kathryn Chittum
Mary Virginia Teler
Extradition to Gov Holt Faked Kentucky Authorities
A report states extradition to Gov Holt was faked for W. Wells who is sought in West Virginia for theft. Wells was held yesterday in Hickman Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holt
Kentucky
W. ¥. Wells
West Virginia
Ickmen
Social Notes Highlight Summer Travel and Visits
Minneapolis residents Mr and Mrs H N Greenlee and children return home from visiting Mr and Mrs A S Bupp of Monong Street. Miss Margaret Bush leaves for Beckley for a week. Miss Mayme Dunnegan and Miss Margaret Dunnegan of Stephenson Court stay at Atlantic City. Mr and Mrs Paul W Stalnaker and Miss Mary E Withrow guests at Silver Springs Florida. Mrs L B Bush and Mr Georges L Cole plan several days in Baltimore. Mrs Henry Reeve returns from Columbus after a house party hosted by Mrs Cyrus W Hall with guests including Mrs Bo Kemp Littlepage and Miss Lillian Carver. Mrs Reeve to visit Mrs Hall another week. Mrs Mable McCormack of Montgomery to return home in July from Pinecrest Sanitarium. Mrs B C Hulbert and son P M Hulbert back from vacation to Los Angeles and the West. Mrs W C B Moore to Charleston next week after Florida sojourn now with Judge and Mrs B Warren of Atlanta at their summer home in Griffin. She visited the Warrens in Cairo, Egypt in 1930. Judge and Mrs Cyrus W Hall, Miss Genevieve Morris, Mr Alex Gates, Misses Linwellyn and Jose- (end)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul W. Stalnaker
Mary E. Withrow
Sliver Springs
Fla
LB. Bush
Georges L. Cole
Beckley
Baltimore
Henry Reeve
Vicksburg
Cyrus ‘W. Hall
Karawha Street
Columbus
Mra. J. Stickney Shepherd
W. C. B. Moore
Florida
Charleston
Judge
B. Warren
Atlanta
Griffin
Warrens
Cairo
Egypt
Local Guests and Residents Mentioned in Kanawha Valley Note
Phine Halt and Master Thomas Altizer attend a Sunday gathering at their camp on Fi river hosted by Mr and Mrs Nathan Poffenbarger. C J McClure Mrs Margaret J Lewis from Toanoke Va visit Mrs R A Thompson Randolph street. Mrs McClure’s former Miss Ruth Stacey and Mrs Leon Wells of Pikeville Ky visit her parents Mr and Mrs HL Levy of Washington stead. Mrs R E England returns home on Lewis street after five weeks in Kanawha Valley hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phine
Thomas Altizer Werd
Nathan’ Poffenbarger
Fi River
C. J. McClure
Margaret J. Lewis
Toanoke, Va
Mra McClure
R. A. ‘Thompson
Randolph Street
McClure
Ruth Stacey
Leon Wells
Pikeville
Kyle
and Bites Eran HL Levy
Washington Atrea
R. E. England
Kanawha Valley, Hospital
Lewis Street
U D C Chapter Names Delegates to State Meet
Charleston chapter No 151 United Daughters of the Confederacy met yesterday morning at Mrs Bradford Noyes home to hear annual reports of officers and chairmen Delegates were appointed to the state convention September 23 at Clarksburg Those attending by virtue of office include Mrs Ernest Thompson president Mrs W E R Byrne past president general Mrs R Raymond Woolf registrar general Mrs Francis J Brooke director of southern literature for home and foreign libraries Mrs G A Mathews director of Jefferson Davis highway Other delegates are Mrs Bradford Noyes Mrs Cyrus W Hall Mrs E C Dawley Mrs F Payne and Mrs Meredith Carver Alternates include Mrs D G Mechling Mrs Mary Thayer Jones Mrs Walter Wood Mrs David Laird and Mrs J T Sharpe Those present at the meeting were Ira T B Leith Mrs Angus Gills Mrs G A Mathews Mrs J K Anderson Mrs J Walter Barnes Mrs E Curtis Dawley Mrs W S Wond Mrs Meredith Carver Mrs Floyd Payne Mrs Dean Mecheling Mrs Perry S Pattenbarger Mrs Francis J Brooks Jr Mrs A F Wallen Mrs Bradford Hoyer Mrs Mary Thayer Jones Mrs J A deGruyler Airs W G Barrar Mrs Frank Laird and Miss Annette Stanley Mr and Mrs Harry St George Tucker Carmichael and daughter have returned to Louisville Kentucky after visiting relatives here
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Bradford Noyes
D. Ayde- Gruyter
Clarksburg
Ernest Thompson
E. R B. Byrne
R. Raymond Woolf
Walter Wood
David Laird
J. T. Sharpe
Ira
T. B. Leith
Angus Gills
G. A. Mathews
J. Walter Barnes
Curtis Dawley
W. S. Wond
Meredith Carver
Mrs Gregg Birthday Surprise At Jackson Street Home
Mrs Gregg was honored with a surprise birthday party Saturday night at her Jackson Street home. Guests included Mr and Mrs Wheeler Newton, Mr and Mrs Homer Bowen, Mr and Mrs Carlos Hunter of Huntington, Miss Mary Lou Ashworth, Miss Bowen of Huntington, Mesars Harvey Bete Phillip Cannor and Berkeley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Bupp
Joseph Gregg
Mrs. Gregg
Jackson Street
Wheeler Newton
Homer Bowen
Carlos Hunter
Huntington
Mary Lou Ashworth
Bowen
Harvey Bete
Phillip Cannor
Berkeley
Miss Nellie Eith Weds Zar M Helmick in Central Methodist
Mrs Nellie Marie Eith and Zar M Helmick were married Sunday at Central Methodist church parsonage with Rev M W Castle officiating. The bride wore blue lace with pink roses and white accessories, the groom's party included Dana Thaxton. they plan to reside at the Elth residence after a Cincinnati honeymoon. Mrs Helmick is Charleston High School graduate, formerly with Dan Cohen shoe store. Mr Helmick works at Surebauge and Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Hith
Washington Street
Nellie Marie Eith
Zar M. Helmick
W. P. Helmick
Richwood
Central Methodist Church
Parsons Axe
M. W. Castle
Dana Thaxton
Thaxton
Cincinnati
Elth
Miss Belcher Bride in June Home Ceremony
Pauline Belcher wed Mrs Harry Taylor on June 10 in a home ceremony conducted by Rev. Luther Mayes at Maiden. The bride is the daughter of Herbert and Mrs Belcher of Coal Fork. Taylor is the son of A. Re. Taylor of Widen. Homer Morris and others served as attendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Belcher
Harry Taylor
Luther Mayes
Maiden
Herbert Belcher
Coal Fork
Taylor
A. Re. Taylor
Widen
Homer Morris
Church Groups Meet At Humphreys Memorial Church
The Woman's Missionary Society of Humphreys Memorial Church will gather at 8 o'clock tonight at Mrs DH Alexander's home 18 Monongalia Street. The Epworth League will sponsor an ice cream social on the Methodist church lawn at 8 o'clock tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missonary Society of
Humphreys Memorial
Helle Epworth League
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Park Avenue
First Christian Church
Prof
Walter Barnes
Besiah
Kathleen Nash
Navy Department
Washington
Navy
Charles A. Nash, Jr
Annapolis
Laura PleClung Burrow
John Devereux Burrow
White Sulphur Springs
Armistead Rosser Long
Srn
Fayetteville
Purdue University
College of
Arthur Kern Parker, Jr
Rasid
Mies May Hall
Walter C. Aal
Welch
Relfura
Hale Birast
Coats
H. N. Greenlee
Minneapolis, Minn
A. S. Bupp
Anns Margaret Bush
Lee Street
Mayme Dunoingan
Margaret Dunningan
Stephenson Court
Chalfonte Haddon Hall
Atlantic City
Mable McCormack
Montgomery
Pinecrest Sanitarium
Berkley
Homer
B.C. Hulbert
P.M. Hulbert
Los Angeles
Calif
Cyrus W. Hall
Genevieve Morris
Alex Gates
Linwellyn
Jose
So Grover Smith, Jr
Parkersburg
Nancy Lea Snead
Lawrence O. Tuck
Roanoke
W. W. Tuck
Virgilina
Ace Bean
Garette
A. T. Snead
Central Methodist Church Farzonage
Tuck
U.D.C
Noyes Home
Harry St George Tucker Carmichael
Louisville, Ky
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Hotel
Windsor
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Dyenaar
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Earl Helmick
Central Parsonage
Miss Belcher
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