Minor Kinney and William Minor wed in East Main
Coral Parrish Montgomery Society Editor reports wedding announcements from East Main Street. Miss Sarah Eve Kinney, daughter of M. J. Kinney, wed William Howard Minor of Washington, D. C., at St. Paul Lutheran parsonage with Rev. Roof officiating. attendants included Miss Marialvena Malone and others. The couple will live in Washington.
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B. C. Green
Washington, D. C
T. L. Nuzum
Grafton High School
Garfield Memorial Hospital
W. E. Robinson
Fredricksburg
University of Virginia
Minor
Washington Stock Exchange
Kinney Fleming Jr Born in Rosemont to Kinney and Family
Mr and Mrs Kinney Fleming of Rosemont announce the birth of a son named Kenney Fleming Jr at their home Saturday. The child arrives as the couple’s first year and family adds a new member to the household.
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Stump
Bond
Frank Benett
Hteh
Pruntytown
Currey
Beasley-Evans
A. Seranaco
Pruntytown Pike
Helen Evans
Louis Bley
Newark
N. J
Louis Beasley
New York City
Nicholas Turoczy
Wendel
Maryland Coal Company
Kinney Fleming
Rosemont
Kenney Fleming, Jr
Reppert
Murl Crouse
William Dayton
Yaddell Fuel Company
Flemington Residents Conduct City Business
John Springer a Flemington observer transacted business in the city today. Gus Lambert from McGee was a business visitor this morning. John Wyckoff of Flemington attended to matters in the city. Mr. Wm Howard Minor and Mr. B C Green spent the weekend as guests of Evelyn Kinney and Marialeena Malone.
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John Springer
Flemington
Gus Lambert
McGee
John Wyckoff
Wm. Howard Minor
B. C. Green
Sarch Evelyn Kinney
Marialeena Malone
Henry Harter
Leslie Loar
James Stafford
Charles Corbin
Pittsburgh
W. P. Stewart
W. P. Stewart, Jr
Frank Stewart
Charles J. Tucker
Pruntytown
Marie Smith
Uniersal Producing Co
C. T. Morehead
Blakely
Christmas party moved to West Main street
The American Legion Auxiliary plans a Christmas party at Mrs. Dick Williams on West Main street Tuesday night with gift exchanges and invitation extended to all members. The W H M Society of Andrews M E church meets tonight at 7 20 with Mrs J N Tregellas on W Washington St Group D Ladies Aid meets Tuesday afternoon with Mrs W R Lear Maple avenue Group I Ladies Aid meets Tuesday at 7 30 with Mrs D E Foreman on W Main St S Sarabian of Fresno harvested a pumpkin weighing 91 pounds.
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Pearl Hussion
Lincoln Street
Kate Greenwald
American Legion Auxiliary
Dick Williams
West Main Street
W. H. M. Society
Andrews M. E. Church
J.N. Tregellas
W. Washington St
Ladies Aid
W. R. Lear
Maple Avenue
D. E. Foreman
W. Main St
Fashion notes on Waveteen fabrics and cape silhouettes
The article describes Waveteen as adapting to dignified ensemble lines with velvets Lyons souvase and ribbed surfaces shaping the season. It notes off-the-shoulder treatments, a small collar and strap detail, a standing collar cape for Seven-eighths length, and Bouin wai evening dresses. Capes with canes or fur capes, some head-on designs, and satin velvet trims feature prominently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyons
Bouin Wai
Newburg Man Undergoes Major Operation at City Hospital
Theodore Wolfe of Newburg is a patient at City hospital after a major operation Saturday. He is reported resting well today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Wolfe
Newburg
Wild Life League Officers Named at Beckley Session
At the Wild Life League convention in Fairmont the officers named include J. Evans of Princeton as first vice president, Percy H. Hornbrook of Wheeling as second vice president, S. M. Worley of Bluefield as third vice president, and James J. Coughlin of Fairmont as treasurer. Lively of Princeton was re elected president and E. L. Lively of Fairmont was appointed secretary and editor of Wild Life Magazine. Nat T. Frame Morgantown proposed greater focus on land development and timber resources, with Beckley hosting the session and Morgantown also contributing to the discussion on forest expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Evans
Princeton
Percy H. Hornbrook
Wheeling
S.M. Worley
Bluefield
James J. Coughlin
Fairmont
Wild Life Magazine
National Forests
Wood- Fairmont
E. L. Lively
Wild Life League
Nat T. Frame
Morgantown
West Virrima
Beckley
S Est Development
Holiday Puddings and Christmas Recipes in Old Menu
Holiday puddings are improved by ripening before serving and steaming during the holiday season. A Dinner Menu suggests using leftovers including celery soup wafers roast beef and a pumpkin tart dessert. A recipe details Christmas steamed pudding with dried fruit and nuts, steamed for hours, cooled ung or wrapped for storage, and reheated before serving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Hite
Pottery Workers Win Record Wage Increase
About 16 000 union pottery workers nationwide received a 12 1 2 percent horizontal wage boost, the largest in the industry’s history. The increase, effective immediately, was announced by Charles Goodwin for the United States Potters Association and the National Brotherhood of Operative Potters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Charles Goodwin
United States Poters’ Association
Nationa Brotherhood of Operative Pot
Oklahoma turkey queen fed 1700 birds for 1938 holidays
Mrs Hamp Scudder, famed turkey queen of northeastern Oklahoma, fattened 1700 birds for the 1938 holiday season. Student petroleum engineers refined two tank cars of crude oil for use at the University of Oklahoma. Sardines fetch 4000 to 8000 a ton, a Monterey California packer reports.
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Hamp Scudder
Oklahoma
University of Okhoma
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