Vinson Brown Vows Tie Carolyn Brown to Joseph Vinson
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Carolyn E. Brown to Joseph W Vinson at the Methodist parsonage in Louisville Kentucky. The bride a West Virginia and Chicago alumna, the groom a Georgia and Emory educated FBI employee. After a southwest honeymoon they plan to reside in Cleveland Ohio. Other society notes include club meetings and a surprise wedding shower for newlyweds Howard and Felton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia University
University of Chicago
Delta Gamma
National Social Sorority
Morgantown
Business Girls’ Club
Grafton Woman's Club
Chicago
Department of Public Assistance
University of Georgia
Athens
College of Law
Emory University
Atlanta
Phi Delta Phi
Phi Delta Theta
Vinson
Ill
Federal Bureau of Investigation
U.S. Department of Justice
Southwest
Vin
Fairmont Chapter Hosts Eastern Star Affair Dinner
Guests from Clarksburg Morgantown Kingwood and Grafton attended a Fairmont chapter event honoring Past Matrons and Past Patrons. C Richard Gerkin served as toast master. a four course dinner followed with an impromptu musical program led by Gerkin and Jaes Cockrell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Division
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Margaret Ridenour Cole
Lee Murphy
T. Seymour
Leota Griffith
John Edwards, Jr
Mary Ellenee
Florence Seymour
John T. Evans
Wayne Dougherty
C. F. Steinhoff
Linn
Odman
H. H. Waller
Myrtle Knotts
Margaret Byers
Marie Deegan
Bess
Heedy
Pauline Bradford
Adah Poling
Garnett, Jacobs
Anna Foley
Virginia Foley
Majorie Moran
Estelle Jenkins
Lucy Fleming
B. and O
Clarksburg
Fairmont
Father Hannon
C. Richard Gerkin
Gerkin
Jaes Cockrell
Order of Eastern Star
Morgantown
Kingwood
Grafton
Naomi
Walter sister to wed in Morgantown guest maid of honor
Miss Mary Walter of Washington arrived Thursday en route to Morgantown to visit her parents Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd C. Walter and attend the wedding of her sister Miss Martha Walter to Albert Franklin Good of Charleston Saturday morning. She will be her sister's maid of honor. Mrs. D. A. Matthew of route 2 Pruntytown was discharged from City hospital Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Walter
Washington, D. C
Morgantown
Lloyd C. Walter
Martha Walter
Albert Franklin Good
Charleston
D. A. Matthew
Route 2
Pruntytown
City Hospital
Walter couple guests of Miss Lewin in Morgantown
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd C. Walter of Morgantown visited Thursday evening as guests of Miss Rose Lewin of Walnut Street, sharing a social gathering in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd C. Walter
Morgantown
City
Rose Lewin
Walnut Street
George Jessel to Get Divorce
Hollywood reports Norma Talmadge and George Jessel separating after a long distance strain. Talmadge says reconciliation unlikely as Jessel arrives from the East to meet his wife while noting his business interests lie in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Jessel
Hollywood
Hollywood Boulevard
New York
Broadway
Norma Talmadge
Miss Talmadge
Jessel
Gorge
NEW BRIDGE PROJECT NEARS FINISH STATE APPROVES WORK
The state road commission accepts the project and notes only the north approach needs a black top surface. Completion is expected within the next week after fill material sets, marking a near end to the bridge work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State
Road Commission
Murphy Urges Payroll Slash in Government Jobs
Murphy declares government payroll should not fund political debts urging an end to government jobs as charity. He tells NBC radio both nations suffer from poor public economy and improper political patronage.
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Asbury Park
N. J
Murphy
NBC
Father Divine opens new heaven in New Rochelle mansion
In New Rochelle New York on June 16 Father Divine the black cult leader established a new heaven in a three story mansion. His angels swept the area with mops and brooms to recondition the home acquired by Harriet B Cripe a white follower in a sale handled by Chase National Bank, prompting local reaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Rochelle
N. Y
Sutton Manor
Father Divine
Harriet B. Cripe
Chase National Bank
Neck and neck race in No Trump bridge play
In a team match both declarers faced a race to nine tricks. With South leading heart ten against 3 No Trump, each declarer pursued black-suit tricks after seven red-suit wins, one choosing spades and the other clubs. The first wide lead faltered. the second secured the two remaining black tricks and the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
East
South
King
North
Declarer
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Robert Flint
Edward Knox
Governors Island Military Prison
Brooklyn
Annabel P. Swisher
King's Daughters Bible
Blueville Sunday School
Lena Garlow
Lottie Shafferman
Edna Rogers
Hazel Norris
Blueville Church
Roberta Brown
Bartrett Brown
Velma Dever
Charlotta Fawcett
Katie Norris
Mildred Brown
Shirley Rexroad
Kathleen Rogers
Virgina Newcome
Emerick
Frances Leonard
Howard Felton
Jones Stret
Emma Rockwell
Royal Neighbors
VFW
Masquez
Charlie
Latrobe Street
Taylor County
Presbyterian Church
Idella Carroll
Red Wing Club
Wilford Street
Philathea
First Baptist Church
L. L. Bradley
Jack Peters
Richard Robinson
Margie Ann Robinson
Carolyn Tobiis
Larie Hudson
Mary Ellen Peters
Pauline Robinson
Josephine Robinson
Wade Furlow
Kenneth Furlow
James Orr
Lanky Peters
Arthur Poling
Walter Robinson
Dorothy Perkins
Dorothy Perkins Bath Po
Hinds Honey & Almond Ci
Tussy
Mennens
Williams
Colgate
Wboth
Louvre
Watteau
Paris
da Vinci
Cooken
St. Augustine’s
M. J. Hannon
St. Augustine's Parish
United States
West Virginia
Ireland
Phillip Brady
Mannington
Paul D. Onthiing
Elkins
Hannon
John Carroll
Bridgeport
Wheeling
Paul Helsley
Howesville
Gesing
Rawlesburg
Lulu Evans
Lucretia
Ruth Crouser
Eva Gough
Mary Reisinger
Marguerite Marshall
Ruth Richman
Crouser
Gough
Reisinger
James Ray
Nina Sturms
Pearl Paling
Minnie Stillwell
Mary Wagoner
Sammie Camden
Grace Loudén
Miriam Isner
Jersey
Jacob Hirsch
Palisades Interstate Park
Fort Lee
Thare
Funny Man
Barclay
Shepard Barclay
Shee
Features Syndicate, Inc
Sayres and Save
Libby
Crisco
Sayres Market
Telephone
Chesapeake
Potomac
Grafton Sanking& “Trust
LEE Bennett & Son
W. Main Street
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