Bride Betty Hoffman Weds Albert Terry In United Brethren Church
Betty Lee Hoffman daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Loren Hoffman of 505 Watkins street married Albert M. Terry son of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Terry of Huntington in a 7 o'clock ceremony at the United Brethren church. Rev. Lois Luzadder officiated before more than two hundred guests. The organist Miss Virginia Lake accompanied vocalists Mrs. Leland Knight and soloist. The bride wore a white satin gown with a pearl tiara veil and carried white roses and gardenias. Laura Mae Hoffman was maid of honor with four bridesmaids in pastel gowns. Best man was Warren Terry. ushers included Charles Hoffman and Claude Dunham. A reception followed at the Hoffman home with pink and white gladiola centerpieces and tall lighted tapers. Nearby community notices list area church sewing sessions and reunions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fern
Betty Lee Hoffman
Loren Hoffman
Watkins Street
Albert M. Terry
Victor Terry
Huntington
United Brethren Church
Lois Luzadder
Virginia Lake
Leland Knight
Virgnia
Lovel
Laura Mae Hoffman
Jackie Kemple
Patricia Wolfe
Helen Wyckoff
Patricia Reed
Cor- Presbyterian Church
Red Cross
Warren Terry
Charles Hoffman
Claude Dunham
Ronald Bartlett
Vernon Terry
Terry
Hoffman
Community club and church group meetings listed for Aug
An August calendar lists numerous meetings and events across clubs and churches. RT auxiliary, Redwing club, Quota club, Emma Rogers Bible class, Republican Women, WSCS groups, Ladies VFW auxiliary, White Fawn council, Blueville WSCS, Missionary Society, Beta Sigma Phi, and United Brethren sew and social events are scheduled from Aug 19 through Aug 22 with times, venues, hostesses, and reservation notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B of RT
Ruby Carroll
Redwing
Addison Street
Quota Club
Flemington Methodist Church
Rhea Fisher
Emma Rogers
West Main Street
Republican Women's Club
Merle Watkins
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Red Cross
WSCS
The
Andrews Methodist Church
Edna Poling
Hoye White
W.s.cs
St. John's
White Fawn Council
V.F.W
Blueville W.S.C
Blueville
Dewey Avenue
St. John’s Methodist Church
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Jane Mathews
Maple Avenue
Wedding of Miss Terry and Mr Terry Detailed at Huntington
The wedding featured a three tier cake with a miniature bride and groom atop. The bride wore a white flannel dress with pink blue and white embroidery. After a honeymoon trip to Buckeye Lake Ohio the couple will reside in Huntington. Out of town guests from Huntington Fairmont Plainfield and Jacksonville attended along with navy veteran Mr Terry and engineer Mrs Terry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Pembroke
Sherman Reed
Virginia Powell
Cecilia Debendarfer
Lyle Wooddell
Guy Powell
Natalie Pembroke
Eldora ‘M. Bolyard
Buckeye Lake
Ohio
Huntington
Terry
Wrightfield
Dayton
Grafton High School
Fairmont State College
P. T. Benman
Jacksonville, Fla
Elizabeth Hoffman
Plainfield
N. J
Alfred Putman
Shirley Arnett
Fairmont
Ed C. Bennett
Don Bennett
Family Gathering Held Yesterday at Mrs Wiseman Home
A family gathering was held yesterday afternoon at Mrs. Jane Wiseman's home near Shelby. For the first time in over ten years many relatives attended. A pink luncheon was served at noon. Guests included Mrs. Worley Rogers, Jack Rogers family, George Hedrick family, Luke Roers, Elmer Moore family, Ora Lambert, Mary Goley, Madeline Gribble family, Ray Wiseman, Thomas Lambert, and others from Shelby, Parksburg, McGee, and Pruntytown. The day centered on conservation activities and social fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Wiseman
Shelby
Wiseman
Rhea
Ross
Raymond Roers
Dean
Dale
King Hedrick
George
Luke Roers
Wilma Sharp
Sui Inuat
Elmer Mo
Roger and
Din
Miami
Florida
E. Lambert
Parksbur
Ora Lambert
Phoenix
Aiz
Rian
Marjorie
Mary Goley
Ella Lambe
Madeline Gribble
Ridren
Betty Ann
Bobby
Ralph Lambert
Roanous Lambert
Dorthy
Treva Withers
McGee
Ray Wiseman
Thomas Lambert
Ellen Jane
Charles Ray Wiseman
Pruntytown
Mrs John Newman Hosts WSCS Group Meeting
Mrs John Newman entertained Group 2 WSCS of Andrews Methodist Church at her Beech Street home for the regular monthly meeting at 1 30 pm. Mrs Harry White co chaired the devotional and business session. A dessert course followed for attendees including Mrs Harry White Mrs Walter Williams Sr Mrs Paul McKain and Mrs J V Knight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Newman
the Andrew's Methodist Church
Beech Street
Harry White
Walter Williams
Paul McKain
Visiting Here and Nearby News Flurries
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Curtiss of New Jersey vacationing with Mrs. Curtiss mother Mrs. W H Reese of Pearl Street. Also visiting is her son and wife and niece Terry Reese of Washington Pa. James Edward McCracken of Nome Street patient in Grafton City Hospital. Miss Josephine Clark of Buckhannon returning home after visiting Mr. and Mrs. French Helms of Thayer Street. Harold Lee Trexler returns home to Ashboro North Carolina after visiting Miss Minnie Cole of Thayer Street. Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Stewart vacationing in Atlantic City with sister-in-law Doctor Aileen V Corbin of Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Curtiss
New Jersey
City Hospital
James Edward McCracken
Nome Street
Grafton City Hospital
Josephine Clark
Buckhannon
French Helms
Thayer Street
Harold Lee
Trexler
Ashboro
North Carolina
Minnie Cole
Mrs
Lynn Stewart
Atlantic City
Mrs. Stewart
Ailleen V. Corbin
Philadelphia
Serious illness of Huntington resident Mrs Waters noted
Seriously ill Mrs E H Waters of Huntington and formerly of Grafton is reported to be in a serious condition. She is the wife of the late Rev Waters and is well known locally. A new chemical blend claims to kill plant pests and mildews as well as insects. Also mentioned are Mrs J D Goff and hostess Mrs Newman, with a note about the next meeting at Mrs Harry White's Loveland home on September 11 at 7:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Waters
Huntington
Grafton
J. D. Goff
Newman
Harry White
Loveland
Addition
Hit and Run Investigation Details Dwindle
Cantinnel tan hit and run case yields weak information on the car and suspects. Troopers W. D. Sergent and J. R. Wayt of the Grafton detachment lead the inquiry as city police at city hall report limited data this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wu Swan
W. D. Sergent
J. R. Wayt
Grafton
City Hall
Hit-and-run wave reported near Pruntytown junction
A series of hit-and-run incidents was reported near Pruntytown close to where U S Highways 50 and 219 meet. No injuries or suspects are detailed in the fragment, and no further context is provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pruntytown
U. S. Highways
Public interest drives mine dispute as operators and gov share aims
The article outlines a stalemate among the government, operators, and John L. Lewis over coal mines and supervisory contracts. The government seeks to wind down the mines for public interest, while operators want restoration of their mines and are weighing relief from court actions and terms with Lewis. Private hints suggest operators expect Lewis to sign an agreement similar to the Krug deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Lewis
Lewis
Interior
J. A. Krug
Martinsburg Firemen Rally Crowd in Aid Effort
Aug 19 Martinsburg crowd gathers as the fire department acts to help with an unspecified incident. A bystander notes the firemen are assisting rather than fighting a blaze, reflecting a cooperative community response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinsburg
Modest Norman Westbrook Tops English Baby Show Trophy
A modest four month old puppy named Norman Ernest Westbrook won a baby show in Beadonwell England. Judges awarded the trophy despite his small size. In a separate note, Benjamin Franklin was named the first colonial postmaster general at Philadelphia in 176% and served sixteen years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Ernest Westbrook
Bedonwell
England
Benjamin Franklin
Philadelphia
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Barbour County
Poe
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Ladies of the Episcopalian Church
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Miss
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Eileen Hei
Brooklyn
Eileen
St. Joseph
Alwaya
Main Street
W. VA
Congress
Monongahela
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