Miss Barbara Ann Clay Marries Lynne Cavendish
Barbara Ann Clay daughter of Mrs. Henry Beecher Clay marries Lynn Cavendish son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cavendish in a double ring ceremony at the Baptist Temple presided by Dr. Eugene Austin. The bride wore a Palm Beach white suit and carried a white Bible. The groom is a Navy veteran and engineer with Appalachian Power Co. The couple will reside at 1595 Quarrier Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Austin
Baptist Temple
Barbara Ann Clay
Henry Beecher Clay
Virginia St
Mr. Clay
Lynn McGraw Cavendish
Ray Cavendish
Circle Rd
Richard Rower
Eetee Ypore
Palm Beach
R. B. Clay
South Norwalk
Conn
J. ¥. Spraching, Jr
Messrs
Spradling
Herbert Hinson
Cincinnati
Quarrier St
Cavendish
Spilman, Thomas and Battle
Order of Rainbow
Grand Cross of Colors
West Virginia University
University of Louisville
Navy
Pacific
Kappa Mu Alpha
Army and Navy
American Society of Civil Engineers
Appalachian Electric Power Co. i
Engagements Announced in Oak Hill and Huntington
Mrs J B Thompson announces the betrothal of Margaret Virginia Jasper of Oak Hill to Raymond Edward Tissue of Mr Hope. The wedding is planned Aug 9 at Oak Hill Baptist church. Mary Margaret Cuni of Huntington betrothed to Frank J McGinley of Shrewsbury. No wedding date yet. Both couples have Marshall College ties and Army service histories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Thompson
Margaret Virginia Jasper
Oak Hill
Raymond Edward Tissue
W.E. Tissue
Hope
Oak Hill Baptist Church
Jasper
Fred Jasper
Gien Jean
Marshall Collegé
Sigma Sigma Sigma Sojverity
University of Kentucky
Capitol St
New River Co
Mary Margaret Cuni
Frank J. McGinley
P. J. McGinley
Shrewsbury
Miss Cuni
F. J. Cuni
Huntington
Grace McGinley
Thomas Lee Cuni
Cani
Aloysius Academy
New Lexington
Marshall College
Fernbank School
McGinley
East Bank High School
Capital City Commercial College
St Award’s College
W. A. Seacrist Jo
Belle
Camp Logan direc tor hosts Belle youths at camp
Reverend Millard Stimpson presides as Belle boys Bill Mays David Baker and Carl Hatfield attend Camp Logan in Sharples this week. Event listings note Girl Scout Troop 144 picnic at Legion Circle No 1 and church group meetings and visits across Belle with multiple residents hosting relatives and attending events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millard Stimpson
The
Presbyterian Church
Camp Logan
Sharples
Belle
Bill Mays
Daid Baker
Carl Hatfield
Clayton Williams
Girl Scout
the Legion , Pall. U Circle No. 1
Amanda Chambers
duPont City
N. F. Cody
Elwood Fleming
South
Charleston
Methodist Church
Otis Helper
Sth Sl
Charleston General Hospital
Paul Bonham
Witcher
General Hospital
Women's Society of Service
Rae
Belle Rural Club
Legion Hall
Myr
Kinsey
Jack
duPort
Pittsburgh
Odell Baker
Sixth Bt
William Brown
Chillicothe
Iohia
Paul Scott Royer
P. W. Roger
Hartville
Ohio
Simon Bailey, Jr
Simon Ard
Morgantown
L. H. Givens
Fifth St
Joe Ward
Kanawha St
Mary Kay Walker
First Av
Summersville
James Chaplin
Ninth St
Virginia
Washington, D. C
Chesapeake Beach
S. D. Rexrade
Lewisburg
Franklin
Marian Ashcraft
Airs
License Plate Issuance Near July Target
Don McClaugherty, registrar of motor vehicles, predicted about 325 000 licenses will be issued by mid July with roughly 40 080 applications pending. He noted 75 000 licenses for the next fiscal year and a reduced mail intake as the State Road Commission extended the licensing period to July 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don McClaugherty
Registrar of Motor Vehicles
Auto Bureau
Automobile Bureau
McClaugherty
State Road Commission
McClaugher Taid
Also Mentioned on This Page
Charleston Gazette
Lynne Cavendish
Margaret Jasper
Mary Cunl
Arnold
Casval
Thomasetti
Narjo
Katey
Bloom Dina
Shore
Capitol Street
Camp Marcarins
Haiamond
Hollywood Scooters
Belle News
Baker
Miriam O'Neal
Akron
Nina Elizabeth Bailes
Melvin Bird
Lower Belle
Nazarene Church
Bernard Faube
Lucille
Martinsville
John Smithers
James Smithers
Nancy
Jacksonville
Fla
James Spradlin
Vate Tion
Michigan
Grace Huey
Smithfield
Rober Huey
Third
Conner
Conner Greenhouses
Clendenin Road
Modern Day Nursery
South Charleston
Attendence
MacCorkle Ave
Mixie
E. Washington St
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