Jean Meredith Honored Guest in Chelyan nuptial week
Miss Jean Meredith of Chelyan was the honored guest at five events last week before her Friday wedding at Chelyan Baptist Church to Dr James Eugens Grane. Her mother Mrs H Strother hosted a miscellaneous shower with many relatives and friends in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Meredith
Chelyar
Chelyan Baptist Church
James Eugens Grane
H. Strother
Mesdames Grant White
G. @. Bias
Emma Jarrell
Mary Williams
Mary Justic
B. B. Myers
Belle
Amos Paxton
Ray Kidder
L. M. Howerton
L. H. Bryant
O. L Oliver
Robert Williams
Ona Nevssler
Martha Allen
J. C. Hill
Wallace Briggs
R. B. McConnell
Elizabeth Dowdy
T. M. Russell
Grant Ferrell
Percy Creasy
Burton Fauley
Riley Moore
W. W. Schultz
Guy Wagner
George Cilson
Ida McCune
Maureen Myers
Anna Ruth Hawritan
Messrs
J. E. Grace
M.D. Strother
C. H. Steather
J. GO
the Baptist Church
Richard Kemp
James Shaughnessy
Harry Lee Pugh
Herbert Douglass
Malcolm Johnason
C. H. Strother
Albert Mehlmen
Mack Williams
Social Notes Honors at Charleston Woman's Club and Parties
Mrs MoM Williamson hosts a luncheon at Charleston Woman's Club in honor of granddaughters Mrs Williamzron Watts and Miss Flower Watts. Mrs Harry M Brawley entertains Charleston alumnae of Pr Beta Pri at a social party on Nose Avenue. Dr and Mrs William A Thornhill Jr hosted a bridge party at 15/6 Lee Street for relatives and friends including Mr and Mrs Robert Hunt celebrating their second anniversary and Mr and Mrs Robert Clark, with other guests present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mom. Williamson
Charleston Woman's Club
Williamzron Watts
Miss Flower Watts
Harry M. Brawley
Charleston
Pr Beta Pri
Noses Avenue
William A. Thornhill, Jr
Lee Street
Robert Hunt
Robert Clark
Jane
E. Donald. Benedict
James A. Bibby
W. A. Thornhill
Married Mary Brenneman Wed At Bowen Home
Hazel Lowse Scott became Mrs Harry A Brenneman in a Wednesday ceremony on June 9 at the home of her sister Mrs FL W Bowen. Rev Ernest Jhomtfison officiated. Attendees included Mesdames Wolfe Frail Quig ley Thompson Fowler Tann Corbett Clesh Knight and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry A. Brenneman
Hazel Lowse Scott
Brady Seate
Truslow Street
Mr. Scotts
FL W. Bowen
Bigley
Lees My. Brenneman
Arthur Brenneman
Woodland Drive
Ernest Jhomtfison
Ementus
First Presbyterian Church
Gazette
Pheo
Opal Bradley
Osenel Wolfe
Maywood Frail
J. J. Quigley
Paul Thompson
Harry Fowler
Sim Tann
Rey Corbett
Sam Clesh
Lorraine Knight
Margeret Louise Williams Weds Mr Henry Maucari
Mrs Lee Williams of Rayford announces the marriage of her daughter Margaret Louise to Henry Maurari son of Mr and Mrs James Mauceri of Springton. The wedding was performed by Rev John Gilpin on June 15 in Russell Ky. The couple will reside with the bride's parents. Both are Đông employed by Truax Tract Coal at Kayford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Williams
Rayford
Margaret Louise
Henry Maurari
James Mauceri
Springton
John Gilpin
Russell, Ky
Dining and birthday dinner at Carnefix home
Dinner marked birthday anniversaries at the Quick home of Emory Carnefix and his niece Hilca with relatives from Dawes Belle and Issuet present. Guests included Lloyd and family, Ashley, Samples, Wisnewski, England, and many Carnefix members with Mary Louise Ott visiting Raleigh connection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emory Carnefix
Hilca Carnefix
Inlaw
Lloyd Carnefix
Quick
Lon Ashley
Marshall Taylor
Dawes
Chester Samples
Alec Wisnewski
Mesdamrs Emers Carnefix
Eliza Carnefix
Ada Canefix
Mabel L. Woods
Charleston
Clive Carnefix
Kathleen Carnefix
Hilda Carnefix
Madeline Samples
Chic Faylor
Belle
Edith Stevenson
Geraldine Ashley
Kay Wisnewski
Messrs
Cecil
Eugene Dayton
Ray
Denver Carnefix
Harlan Murdock
Waneta
Wilbur
Buster
Eddie Ashley
Glenn Teylor
Fragments of a Much-Cited Phrased Diet Ad
A garbled OCR fragment discusses digestive issues and remedies, mentioning Carter’s Liver Pills and various nonsensical phrases. The text is inconsistent with missing context and appears to be an advertisement or medical claim from an era. Entities are unclear due to the corrupt transcription.
White Sulphur Girl Weds Mr. Allen H Robinson Jr
White Sulphur Springs bride Miss Alzne Fraares Guyer wed Allen H Robinson Jr in a double ring ceremony at the Fiestarian church White Sulphur Springs Rev Donald Brandon officiated The altar was banked with white and evergreens Guests included Mrs Gillespie and Miss Lois Curry The bride wore a tulle over satin gown with a veil and train Frances Guyer was maid of honor Leland Robinson served as best man Ushers included Dewhatel Nichles Kearney and Paul Guyer After the ceremony attendees adjourned to the Guyer home for celebration Robinson and the bride planned to Kokomo for the reception The bride, a graduate of White Sulphur Springs High, worked as secretary at Greenbrier hotel She is sister to Mr Mervey of Beauregard The groom is a Kokomo High graduate and attended International Business College He will work as a motor carper in Kokomo
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alzne Fraares Guyer
Mes
Guyer
White Sulphur Springs
Allen H. Robinson, Jr
Koko
Lod
Mye
Ponighl
Fiest ‘Terian
White Phur Springs
Donald Brandon
Yierf
Harry Gillespie
Orpiu
Ist
Lois Curry
Frances F
Leland Robinson
Todey Club Calendars and Local Luncheon Notices
Silver Cross circle and King’s Daughters host luncheons and events at Edgewood Country Club and local venues. New officers to be installed. Goll and Mrs Webb Angell honored. Council women speak at Charleston Woman’s club with Ted Crosswork from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Cross Circle
King's Daughters
Luncheen
Bop
Mtn
Christ Chere
Methodist
Edgewood Country Club
Goll
A.m
Feethank Garden
Dtu
H. Webb Angell
Ridge Road
CG. Vindex
Charleston
Ted Crosswork
Garrison Couple Weds in Virginia Swiftly
Mary Ella Porterfield and H Clay Porterfield wed May 2 in Pourisburg Virginia with Rev H B Jennings officiating. Mary Ella, a Sherman high grad and teacher in Raleigh County, and H Clay, a Concord State Teachers College and Asbury College alumnus, will reside at Whitesnake after building a new home this August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jades
George S. Branham
Garrison
Mary Ella
H. Clay Porterfield
C. C. Porterfield
Mills
Pourisburg
H. B. Jennings
Porterfield
Sherman High School
Concord State Teachers’ Lege
Athens
Morris Hart College
FrRi Kappa Sigma
Raleigh Bounty
Gap Mills High School
Concord State Teachers’ College
Asbury College
Wilmorr
Coal River Motels, Inc
Whitesnake
Mr and Mrs BR M Lewis plan move to Texas
Mr and Mrs BR M Lewis of Ler Street leave Sunday for Galveston Texas where Lewis will join the DuPont de Nemours firm. They were seen by a Meri mother who will visit then. Jean Durbin of MacCorkie avenue returns from Winchester Virginia visiting Mr Eddie Hall and Mr Alan McMichael. Ethel Knight and Elizabeth Bosely are guests at the Hotel Algonquin in New York City. Ebner Ridgeway will visit Columbus. Henry Butts and daughter return from Bluefield. Betty White visits Miss Nethie Morgan. Ada Beller visits relatives in Watertown and Hamburg. Mrs Graves hosts Mrs Waldeinlzwueth formerly of Hun, recently from Los Angeles and Phoenix. Garland Huddleston of Clifton Forge visits Dr and Mrs Angell in Bridgeroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BR. M. Lewis
Galvestorn
Tex
Lewis
L duPont de Nemours
Meri
Shererreet
al Rhemothys
Jean Durbin
MacCorkie Avenue
Wuenmond, Va
Eddie Hall
Alan McMichael
Missus
Ethel Knight
Kanawha Boulevard
Elizabeth Bosely
Virginia Street
Hotel Algoniuin
New York City
Ebner Ridgeway
Boomer
Columbus
Ada Beller
Eorge Irving
Second Avuing
Watertown
Harnsville
N.Y
Graves
Waeldeinlzwueth
al Hun Wn
Los Angeles
Calif
Phoenix
Ariz
Parson and Riddle Wed in Ashland Ky Ceremony
Miss Marcia Parson daughter of Mr and Mrs M M Parson of Clendenin wed James Harrison Riddle Jr son of Mr and Mrs J H Ridge of 1561 Virginia St East Ashland Ky. The couple will reside with groom's parents. Both families employed by Owens-Tingis Gites Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcia
Mest. M. Parson
Clendenin
James Harrison Riddle, Jr
J. HM
Ridge
Virginia Street
East
Ashland
Riddle
Mr. Riddle
Farkersburg
Murphy Institute
Sevierville
Tenn
Mas. Riddle
Owens-Tingis Gites Cent
Dr Margaret Mead Receives Achievement Award
The Chi Omewa sorority awarded Dr. Margaret Mead, Columbia University anthropologist, its achievement prize at a summer meeting. Mead declined the honor noting research suggesting primitive societies fostered better child upbringing. Mary Love Collins presented the award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Mead
Columbia University
Mead
Mary Love Collins
Nmtintiag
Adelphian club members travel to Padcock park for week
St Albans news lists Adelphian club members Betty Ware Virginia Barnette Ruth Ackles Katherine Rhule Katherine King Georgia Coulter Mary Kirk deanu Griffith Elfreda Blewett Carol McCarmigh and Miss Betty Rift of Charleston joining a week at Padcock Park. Womens auxiliaries of the Past Presbyterian church meet at eight. Onesini ny circles meet at 8:30 for business. Jesson Bible group to be led by Miss Margaret Cosd Mars. Aaron Cofer hosted Sunshine Sowing Club event with Mesdames Carnes Miller Ryder Hedii TD Grogan Wheaton Stern Perry Milles Williamson Cottrell and Remley present. Homelands Harvest mission study to be held Monday to Thursday at the ham of Myx Kesterson on Third Avenue. Executive board to follow. Mrs Shetf Moore ill in Charleston. Jowmea Pettit operated for appendicitis Friday at McMillan Hospital Charleston. Karonisa Ty and Mrs Josephy Pettit returning home. Tip Filly Thayer injured playing near home at McMillan Hospital. Charles Danford seriously ill at home. Mr and Mrs Louis Hensley and son. Mr and Mrs EO Hogan and daughter Betty. Mr and Mrs Samuel Knight and daughter. Mrs A K Wickline moved to Manassas Ave. They work for American Telephone and Telegraph Co. I T L Johnson visiting relatives in Columbus and Netenit. Miss Clarene Bose returned from Columbus visit with aunt Mrs J A Witter. Miss Kate Johnson returned from Norfolk visit. William Bess returned from C and O Hospital Huntington after injury. He is with parents Mr and Mrs W E Ess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelphian Club
Padcock Fine Park
Betty Ware
Virginia Barnette
Ruth Ackles
Katherine Rhule
Katherine King
Georgia Coulter
Mary Kirk
Deanu Griffith
Elfreda Blewett
Carol McCarmigh
Betty Rift
Charleston
Cleck
Shetf Moore
St. Albans
Jowmea Pettit
McMillan Hospital
Karonisa
Josephy Pettit
I. T. £. Johnson
Columbus
Netenit
Clarene Bose
J. A. Witter
Witten
Kate Johnson
Keeney
Norfolk
William Bess
C. and O
Huntington
Ina
W, E
Waterways Fund Measure Signed by Roosevelt
President Roosevelt signed the 222.7 million war department flood control and waterways bill covering West Virginia and the Ohio river basin. The act authorizes 99 million in Panama Canal project contracts, 68 million for rivers and harbors, and 70 million for flood control with numerous allocations for canals, locks, dams, maintenance, and related surveys across Ohio, Kanawha, Monongahela, and Tygart rivers in multiple districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
War Department
West Virginia
Ohio River Valley
Panama Canal
Huntington
Ohio River Basin
Bluestone
Ter Hinton
Portsmouth-New Boston
Ohiai
Ohio
Kanawh
WPA Workers Must Swear Allegiance
WPA workers face dismissal by July 1 if they refuse the oath of allegiance to the New Deal. The mandatory provision awaits President Roosevelt's signature as a new WPA bill. Harrington attended a St. Louis WPA directors conference continuing through Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Virginian to Share Costs Of Bridge at Sandy Hook
The Maryland Virginia West Virginia bridge project on the Poe Tomac river at Sandy Hook will see cost sharing. Wash MEO County official Hara Bo Whilmin announced the joint effort as part of a tri state program linking Maryland Virginia and West Virginia. West Virginia will build a connecting bridge over the Shenandoah River to tie into the Maryland span.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginian
Sandy Hook
Baltimore
Hia Oreits Commission
Wash
Monongalia County population rises to 51,254 in decade
Final census figures show Monongalia County population up 17 percent in the past decade to 51,254. The city of Morgantown posted the largest gain, with a notable increase from 1940 to 1950.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgantown
Monongalia County
Menanttown
Writ of Error Awarded in Charleston Auto Case
Circuit Judge Bouchelle awarded a writ of error yesterday from the common pleas court. Albert Bostic of Charleston won a verdict of 143.07 against David Williams in a collision case involving Williams' car driven by A J Hans ey. The event occurred on October 14, 1939, as Bostic seeks damages for his automobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Williams
Charleston
Julian F. Bouchelle
Common Pleas Court
Albert Bostic
Bostic
Willams
A. J. Hasney
Jury to Deliberate O'Dell Case Today
A frewat court jury will deliberate the case of EF Fy and Basil O'Dell doing business as BE F O'Dell and Son versus Crisp and Shaver Inc. The plaintiffs seek to recover $1,000 for breach of contract. The defense says labor problems prevented use of the plaintiffs' trucks on the Kanawha boulevard project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ef, Fy
Basil O'Dell
F. O'Dell and Son
Crisp and Shaver, Inc
Kanawha Boulevard
Marston to Address National NEA Meet in Milwaukee
R B Marston executive secretary of the West Virginia State Education Association will take part in a panel on The NEA's Program of Teacher Welfare at the 7th annual National Education convention opening Sunday in Milwaukee Wisconsin continuing through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Marston
West Virginia State Education Association
NEA
National Education IH
Milwaukee
Bids Opened on Eight Highway Surface Projects
The state road commission will open bids today for eight surface treatment projects estimated at 95 000 dollars. The works include 3.7 miles of the secondary road between Aaron and Cooper's Creek and 2 miles along Sandy Will’s pond in Kanuhia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Road Commission
Aaron
Cooper's Creek
Spain Grants Entry to About 1000 Americans From France
Madrid reports Spanish authorities have allowed about 1,000 U S citizens to enter Spain from France. The move is understood to be part of efforts to return to their homeland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
INS
Spain
France
Ambulances Bound For Poles In England
Chicago dispatch reports 15 ambulances blessed by Archbishop Samuel A Smith and donated by Polish churches and groups to aid the Polish government in England. The vehicles, prepared for shipment, follow an appeal from General Wladyslaw Sikorski, commander in chief of the Polish army in exile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Samuel A. Smvith
England
Wladyslaw Sikorski
Chamber Directors Hear Rejection Letter
The Charleston Chamber of Commerce sought city approval to sponsor an audit of the city's finances but the board read the rejection letter yesterday. Managing director Charles B. Hodges said no action was taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Charles B. Hodges
U S Army Air Corps Announces 115 Vacancies
The U S Army Air Corps has 115 vacancies to be filled from this area. Capt R Mott of the recruiting office in Capital Street announced yesterday. The posts are divided among Maxwell Field Montgomery Ada and Valpariso Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Army Air Corps
R. Mott
Capital Street
Maxwell Field
Montgomery
Ada
Valpariso
Flace Ear
Kidney Ailment Remedy Advertised in Liquor Form
An old newspaper advertisement touts LIQUID kidney relief with a diuretic blend named GATES MIXTURE for bladder irritation, backache, burning urine, and kidney detox. Marketed by Potterfield, it claims 24 doses for £1.00 with a money-back guarantee, and is sold by general druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cnarieston
Potterfield
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Ray Sander
Weuren
Hinne Meiha
Fife Street Beauty Shop
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Fife St
Chessiek
George Washington
New York
Radio City
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Music Hall
Washington, D. C
W. H. Cox, Jr
Clty Pou
Agh Va
Land
Hank Bidg
Phese
Margeret Louise Williams
Henry Maucari
Richard B. England
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Raleigh
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Mary Louise Ott
Emily England
Old Carter
Dewhatel Lichles, Dubs Kearney, Roni Namer
Paul Guyer
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Hotel Tires
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Fifty-Ninth Street
Todey
Virginia
Mary Ella Branham
Henry Butts
Srow Hill
Bluefield, S
Butts
C. C. Stahlman
Betty White
Webster Springs
Nethie Morgan
Elmwood Avenue
Mr. Garland Huddleston
Clifton Forge, Va
Mrs
Webby Angell
Bridgeroad
Marcia Parson
J. H. Riddle
Dr. Mead
St. Albans News
Tao
Jesson Bible
Margaret Cosd
Mars
Aaron Cofer
Sunshine Sawing Club
Mesdames C. F. Carnes
FP. L. Miller
C. C. Ryder
Tra Hedii TD
O. Grogan
A. W. Wheaton
George Stern
LR. Perry
J. MM. Milles
George Williamson
Guy J. Cottrell
St. Fred Trowbridge
J. 5. Cook
J. H. Remley
Homeland Harvest
Myx
D. S
Kesterson
Thayer
Cheewes
Second Avenue
McMilliy Hospital
Charles Danford
Louis Hensley
EO. Hogan
Daugher Betty
Samuel Knight
Mo. Tod
A. K. Wickline
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American Telephone and Velo Erayh Company
Clark Neal
Maxine Matheny
Dyana Matheny McCay
Fenwick
Catlettsburg
Neal
J. A. Neal
Fanutak
Kanawha River
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Indy
Kentucky
Andwilia
Hyde Park
N. Y
James Forrestal
Dilton, Head
WPA
O'Dell
Marston
Bailey
Meat Market
Summers ST
Royal Pala Oleotha
Mark Liyer
Stoke Sidevil Haton
Verneshires Smotel
U.S. Army Air Corps
Italy
Milt
Bitnuie
Diamond Ice and Coal CO
Bailtt Street
Department Store
Bergamna
Doomeden
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