Wedding of Miss Marguerite Mountcastle in Washington
Miss Marguerite Mountcastle wed James Young of Denver at Western Presbyterian Church Harvey. Matron of honor was Miss Mountcastle's sister Miss Mountcastle. best man Guy E Mann. Guests included Mrs. G E Mann and Mrs. Horace A Mann. After ceremony, reception held at Wanhingo hotel. Bride, a Knoxville native, studied at Cha' they and Cowles School. groom educated at Colorado and Pennsylvania universities and works in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph N. Kenta
Swarthnore Ayamue
Washington
Marguerite Mountcastle
James” Diane, Young
New York City
James E. ‘Young
Denver
Colo
Sher
Western Presbyterian Church
Harvey
Guy E Mann
G. E Mann
Horace A. Mann
Kenny
Knowville
Eus
Young
University of Colorado
Uni ‘Versity of
Pennsylvania
Yi Seta Thata Pi
University Club
Bartholomew Club
Iihy Saree Wtreel
Ork City
Mise Harris Hosts Welcoming Toast at Ruffner Hollow Grove
Mim Opal Harris entertained guests at a Wednesday night gathering in Ruffner Hollow grove. Attendees included Miss Bretoa Sister, Miss Rebecca Boyd, Miss Helen Meadows, Mr. Nyle Burdick, Mr. Harry Griffith, Mr. Robert Yao Bibber, and others. The group plans to return to Mishawaka after visiting Mr. and Mrs Thome Fergusch of Donnaily wrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mim Opal Harris
Bretoa
Misa
Rebecca Boyd
Helen Meadows
Misse Kealy
Roma
Ralph Keely
Tugene Gunmos
Robert Gunnee
Clifton
Mart Wilbon
Gsrandson
George Wilson
Mishawaka
Auxiliary Holds Annual Luncheon at First Presbyterian Church
The women’s auxiliary of First Presbyterian South Charleston hosted its annual annus rose luncheon at the church with Mrs. 3.T. McLellan as secretary in charge. Several members assisted in dining and program duties, including Mrs. C. E. Perkins, Mrs. K. Lusk, Mrs. Charles A. Blaine, Miss Dorothy Hutchinson, and Mrs. George Martin. Rev. F. M. Ryburt gave the invocation and reports covered recent auxiliary events and youth conferences. A devotional followed, with plans for weekday religious training and a Bible exhibit led by Mrs. Roy Arthur. Numerous attendees were listed, and visitors included Mrs. Ids Hicks of Welch staying at Beachpoint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian, Church of South
Robert Wright
F. M. Ryburt
Ciy
Bluefield
Katherine Morris
Lewisburg
C. E. Perkins
Mire
C. R. Garrison
Charlcaton
Thomas Raper
Rre
W. R. Craig
L. AM. McNerny
G. H. Huested
Presbyterian Church, USA
Mrz. C
Roy Arthur
Philip Allan
Evelina Butler
C. L Moulton
Sarah Bawden
Joseph Spitler
Lucille Crandall
C. C. Mullina
Hattia McCormack
S. T. McLellan
F. A Dandels
C. W. Moore
Elen Lloyd
T. ¥. McGovran
Clifton Rogers
William Baum
Jane Fuller
Emily Ryburn
Biles Jean Meeks
Jean Ryburn
Dorothy Jean McGregor
Miss Boughman Weds Mr Ford in Kanawha Citynu
Miss Wava Houghman and Mr Vernon Russell Ford wed Thursday night at the bride’s cousin's home in Kanawha City. Rev. Robert H. Gamble officiated at St John’s Episcopal Church. After a small reception, the couple left for a Canadian trip and will reside on Dixie Street. The bride, Massillon native, is employed by West Virginia Water Service. the groom, a University of Michigan chemical engineering graduate, works for DuPont at Belle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wava Houghman
Vernon Russell Ford
Charles Hathaway
Kanawha City
Robert H. Gamble
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Grace Bash
Masailion
Mendelasolin
Jas
Ellsworth Boughman
Massillon
Miles
Hathaway
Canada
Norfolk
Boston
Quebec
Wilmington
Del
Dixie Street
Massillon High School
West Virginia Water Service Company
Ford
University of Michigan
Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity
duPont de Nemours Company
Belle
Repnrld R. Ford
Dinner Party at Pratt Honors Bride Elect and Family
Dinner hosted by Mrs. J A B Holt in Pratt honored the sister in law of Lexington Virginia who will wed Dr John Holt and paid courtesy to Miss Mary Frances Gerucus whose marriage to Paul Noel occurs at Old Kanawha Baptist church. Attending guests included Mrs Holt Miss Garette Mrs William Soulaby Mrs Edward Kelly Mrs Joseph Rogers of Montgomery Mrs Cecil Haynes of Coalbury Mrs Lloyd Spencer East Bank Mrs Thomes Gay and Miss Betty Coleman Charleston Miss Margaret Young Glasgow Miss Florence Brown London Mrs Clifford Holt Mrs Nugent and Mrs Beaver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Nugent
Eugene Beaver
Pratt-on-Kanawhaive
J. A. B. Holt
Lexington
John Holt
Mary Frances Gerucus
Paul Noel
Old Kanawha Baptist Church
Holt
Garnette
William Soulaby
Edward Kelly
Joseph Rogers
Montgomery
Cecil Haynes
Coalbury
Lloyd Spencer
East Bank
Mra
Thomes Gay
Betty Coleman
Charleston
Margaret Young
Glasgow
Misa
Florence ‘Brown
London
Clifford Holt
Mra. Nugent
Mra. Beaver
Mooneys Honor Children Birthday Party in Miami
Mr and Mrs Harry H Mooney of Miami hosted a Thursday afternoon gathering at their home honoring their daughter Miss Muriel Lee Mooney and son Mr Charles S Mooney on their birthday anniversaries. Attendees included Miss Anna Carson Miss Thelma Browning Miss Dorma Powell Miss Margaret Wilitz Miss Maxine Ferrall Miss Margaret Ferrell Miss Lucille Rodgers Miss Helen Butcher Miss Violet Perry Miss Charlotte Perry Miss Mary Lee Hall Miss Eleanor May Hall Miss Tona Caldwell Miss Bonnie Caldwell Miss Alice Cale Miss Betty Probo Miss Conchla Rae Mooney Mr Carl Ferrell Mr Cbert Hodgera Mr William Butcher Mr Perry Butcher Mr Charles Perry Mr Robert Richard Mr C Cantley Mr Edward Trout Bruce Myers and Mr Ira Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry H. Mooney
Miami
Muriel Lee Mooney
Charles S. Mooney
Anna Carson
Thelma Browning
Dorma Powell
Margaret Wilitz
Maxine Ferrall
Margaret Ferrell
Lucille Rodgers
Helen Butcher
Violet Perry
Charlotte Perry
Mary Lee Hall
Eleanor May
Brunch Benefit Held by West Side Women’s Club
The American Homes department hosted a Friday brunch and bridge event at the West Side club. Chairwoman Mrs. W. E. Mathews presided with hostesses Airs. J. T. Reynolds and Mrs. George S. Holmes. Guests included numerous members and visitors from Portsmouth and Gratton, with piano selections by Miss Eleonor Lee Brewster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Homes Department
West Side Woman's Club
W. E. Mathews
J. T. Reynolds
George S. Holmes
Jocelle Lilly
Eleanor Lee Brewster
F. W. Warner
W. D. Kimble
C. J. Heaberlin
George M. Raines
Portsmouth
Miss Vera Mae Salisburg Weds James Willard Farley
Mrs H Clyde Geary of Amma l announces the marriage of Miss Vera Mae Salisburg to Mr James Willard Farley of Logan. The ceremony was May 14 at the Callattsburg Baptist church with Rev J Pierce officiating. The couple, former Marshall College students, are guests staying at the Dodge Hotel in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Clyde Geary
Ammal
Vera Mae Saliabury
James Willard Farley
Logan
J. Pierce
Baptist
Callcttsburg
Farley
Marshall College
Edward Hutchingon
Florence Field
Dodge
Personal Notes From Miami Guests and Local Visits
Miss Jacqueline Rhaney of Miami Florida is a guest of Mr and Mrs G Cabell of Carbon. Mrs J F Watson is a patient at McMillan hospital where she never won an operation and her condition is improved. Mr and Mrs Joseph Hedrice Yr of Plus left last night for Was ington to spend their vacation. Mrs Oslo Atkins and granddaughter Misa Sidney Bell Atkins of Dry Branch are visiting Mr and Mrs CG C Miller at Bancrott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacqueline Rhaney
Miami
Frs
G. 3C
Cabell
Carbon
J. F. Watson
McMillan Hospital
Joseph Hedrice
Wasington
Oslo Atkins
Misa Sidney Bell Atkins
Dry Branch
CG. C. Miller
Bancrott
Daniel Boone Plans Air Conditioning Plant
The Daniel Boone hotel corporation received approval from City Building Inspector George B. Hendricks to install an air conditioning system at a cost of 916,000 and to alter partitions at 3800. Mrs. Leno Estes obtained a permit to build a dwelling on Watts Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Boone Hotel Corporation
George B. Hendricks
Leno Estes
Watts Street
Government to Fill Civil Service Positions
The U S civil service commission announces open competitive exams for chief of probation and parole service at 5600 a year, supervisor of probation at 4000 a year, and assistant supervisor at 2200 a year. In the bureau of prisons, department of justice, certain education and experience are required. Further information from the secretary of the civil service board, federal building, Charleston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Civil Service Commission
Probation and Parole Service
Bureau of Prisons
Department of Justice
Miss Beheler Becomes Bride
Miss Edith Beheler wed Clifton Eggleton in a June ceremony at the Beheler home. James P Frame read the service. bride wore blue organdie. A reception followed. many relatives attended and a shower honored Mrs Eggleton. Mr Eggleton works at Libbey Owens glass plant. Nearby guests and relatives from Charleston and Kanawha City joined in the celebration. Mrs John Boeg plans a trip to Albuquerque, and the Phillips family vacationes at Virginia Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L Beheler
Seventh Avenue
Edith Beheler
Clifton Eggleton
C. W. Eggleton
Creal Avenue
Thevy
James P. Frame
Becheler
Thomas Richards
Harold Eggleton
Eggleton
London District High School
Libbey-Owens Glass Plant
J. Jackson
Earl Latham
Charles Ellis
Delele Mallory
Valentine Laroy
Martha Ziegler
Evelyn Carper
Helen June Ellis
Ruth Becheler
Elizabeth Beheler
James Beceler
Misa Polly, Witham
Marble Stover
Katie Belle Murphy
Miss Elizabeth Standish Weds in M E Church Ceremony
Miss Elizabeth Jones Standish of South Hills wed Mr. Robert Joseph Guinn of Garden Street at the First Methodist Episcopal church with family attendants and musical selections. The bride wore Alencon lace with a long train and fingertip veil. the couple plans a honeymoon to Virginia Beach before settling at Midway apartments in Kanawha Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Jones Standish
South Hills
Robert Joseph Guinn
Garden Street
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Robert Bagnell
D. D
Blusio
C. C. Greybill
Richmond Houston
Mance
Muvensinass Anne Senpe Kreisler
Schubert
Mendelssohn
Giordano
Sdvice
Mra
John P. Javina
Dorothy Standish
Miss Standish
Wesley Noble
G. LeRoy Sohn
A. D. Strom
Joseph Brown
William D. Steed
Richard Standish
Charleston
Atlantic Greyhound Ines
Guinn
Carbide Mad Carbon Chemical Corporation
South Charleston
M Honey
Moon
Virginia Beach
Midway Apartments
Kanawha Street
Verdict Awarded In Auto Crash Case Involving Lora White
A circuit court jury returned a 4250 dollar verdict for plaintiff Lora May White against Stedman Company. The suit claimed injuries from an automobile accident on Dunbar road on June 30, 1986. The Dominican Republic has banned bringing rice into the country except by government permit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lora May White
Stedman Company
Dunbar Road
Dominican Republic
Virginian Theater Bill Sparks Odd Mix of Titles
A scrambled theater bill lists plays and acts including Ansiher Dawn and The Kearse nie je My Affate, with performers Tegler Barca Lane Alva serene vache and The Greenbrier MPare Ay Lagger. The Rialto and The Capital Trader Hern are also mentioned among various acts and scant details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kearse
Tegler
Barca
Atanwyck Lane
Alva Serene Vache
Greenbrier
Caer
Hern
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Joseph N. Hanna
James Stanley Young
Mise Harris
Strang
Harmary
viek—Meadsyn
Sea Pride
Des
Collins & Collins
DR. S
Fisher
H. le. Haverstien
Master B. Haverstick
Arlington Court
Fromm Welch
Mra. Ids Hicks
Beachpoint
Miss Boughman
Mr. Ford
Hathaway Home
St. J. John’s
Akaa Prs Eee
Yee
Mrs. Muller
Spicio Chirriee
Vince
Clare
Rinnainen
Jack Frost
Pratt
Mooneys
Hitchcock
Coalburg
Freeseere
Freeda Hitchcock
Ghesafeeke
William Leonerd Nuhfer
Parkersburg
American Homes
West Side
Vera Mae Salisburg
J. W. Farley
Daniel Boone
Miss Beheler
Mr. Eggleton
John Boeg
Crescent Road
Albuquerque
N. M
George Breece
Earl Phillips
Missen
Jane and
Dorothy Phillips
Kanawhe City
Elizabeth Standish
Jarvis
South Bend
H.R. Heverstick
Split Rock
B.C. Townsend
Durbin
W. H. Wooddell
Grant Street
Madge Reeves
Jackson Street
McWichan Hospital
H. S. Haverstick
H. L. Haverstick
Liza
Ida Hicks
Charles Hicks
Robert Harmon
Ind
Rialto
Nera
Hotel Denais
Denny
Cranoes
Oer
al Eigen Theater
Ta Warmer Bros
Neve Romani
Tan
Acont
Prieda
Herbert Mundla
Hamtler
Erich Site
Korngtd
George O’drien
Park Ave
Robinson Causoe
Shale
England
United States
Great Britain
Wales
Tiene
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