Frances Hay Page Weds Paul Earwood in Beckley
Frances Hay Page of Madison Virginia married Paul Bibb Earwood of Beckley at St Stephen's Episcopal Church in a 10 o'clock ceremony performed by Rev C W Sydnor. The bride wore a black suit with beige fox trim and pink rose bouquet. No attendants. Afterward the couple left for an eastern honeymoon and will reside at 16 Calloway Street.
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St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church
Francis Hay Page
Madison
Virginia
Paul Bibb Earwood
C. W. Sydnor
W. A. James, Jr
Barwood
James Hay
D. C. Wade
Wilson Street
Earwood
John Baxter-Earwood
Cottage Apartments
Beckley
Berkley
Morris Harvey College
Barboursville
Washington and Lee University
Lexington
Pi Kappa Alpha
Beaver Coal and Land Company
Barwood Jeff
Calloway Street
Ree
Marriage Licenses Issued For Several Couples
Several couples from Huntington Beckley Charleston and nearby towns were issued marriage licenses including Benjamin Dennison and Alta Brown Virgil Smith and Juanita Sweeney Harvard Harvey and Essel Bunn William Meadows and Sarah Hewlett John Bradley and Margaret Dodson Paul Earwood and CARD OF THANKS expresses gratitude to friends and relatives for support during illness and death of a wife and mother Martha Rose and Evert Shrewsbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Irvin Dennison
Alta Mae Brown
Edwight
Gilbert Nathaniel Stroud
Wanda Mae Quesenberry
Beckley
Virgil Evans Smith
Lafollette
Tenn
Juanita Sweeney
Skelton
Harvard
Harold Harvey
Huntington
Essel Bunn
William Henry Meadows
Sarah Bell Hewlett
Firecot
Howard Harold Harvey
John Leftwith Bradley
Charleston
Margaret Carmer Dodson
Paul Bibb Earwood
WISIL
Evert
Shrewsbury
Martha Rose and
Evert, Jr
Screen Star Recommends Carrots as Beauty Aid
Gladys Glad reports on carrot health and beauty claims tied to Henry Ford and Hollywood stars. A physician endorses carrot salads as a daily meal aiding skin clarity, detailing a regimen of lettuce and shredded carrots with optional tomato and cucumber, dressed with lemon juice and oil or vinegar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Screen Star
Gladys Glad
America
FORD
Michigan
Henry Ford
Goitre Misunderstood Says Milwaukee Expert
Goitre is not a disease and need not be treated as such, claims Dr. A A Rock a longtime thyroid specialist. He promotes a nonoperative treatment method and offers a free book explaining goitre and the new approach via Dr A A Rock Products Dept 1222 Box 737 Milwaukee Wis.
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Wilwaukee
Wis
A. A. Rock
A. A
Beauty column Q&A on hair rinse and care tips
Answers to queries cover a lemon and peroxide rinse for blonde hair, guidance on developing thighs, and advice to visit a dentist for teeth cleaning. The editor notes Miss Glad cannot answer by mail but offers pamphlets on The New Figure and Beauty Culture with corresponding fees and stamped envelopes.
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Glad
Necessary Risks By Brooke Peters Church
The piece argues that danger is inherent to growth and that parents must teach children risk awareness. It urges adult guidance for coasting and skating, recommends sensible rules, and notes paws to check ice safety, including marking thaw holes and testing ponds each skating season. It mentions local florists J P Roberts and Mrs J P Roberts in Sylacauga Alabama.
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Brooke Peters
Personal notices from Beckley activity around town
Mrs J E McKenzie plans a Monday trip to Washington DC to visit relatives for several days. Mrs J A Brackman visits friends in Huntington. D E Parks of Charleston visits his niece Mrs John L Middleton and family en route to Virginia. Frank Martin returns to Fort Hancock NJ after visiting his parents here. Mr and Mrs Frank Lee of Alpoca visit Beckley. TE Bibb at the Charleston legislature spends the weekend at home. Mrs Ashton File to return today from Richmond VA. Mr and Mrs A B Clement plan a visit to San Francisco Cal. W W Goldsmith visits Fayetteville on business. Mr and Mrs C C Sanders in Philippi visiting his parents. Mrs Sanders Sr reported ill. Mr and Mrs N A Ammar return to Pittsinson after visiting Tom S Thabit. R V Martin, patient at Beckley hospital, expected to go home Monday. Mrs W C Rogers recovering at home on Reservoir Road. Ms J Merrill Gooch summoned tointon due to mother Mrs James Miller’s illness. Miss Myrtle Wade recovering from flu, able to go out. Pat Fourney of Blue Jay, Concord College student, Athens, visited Beckley last night and attended Beckley College Concord basketball game.
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J. E. McKenzie
Washington, D. C
J. A. Brackman
Huntington
R.V. Martin
Fort Hancock, N. J
Frank Lee
Alpoca
Beckley
TE. Bibb
Charleston
Ashton File
Richmond
A. B. Clement
San Francisco
Cal
W. W. Goldsmith
Fayetteville
C. C. Sanders
Philippi
East Main Street
W. C. Rogers
Reservoir Road
Pat Fourney
Blue Jay
Concord College
Athens
E. J. Fourney
Beckley College
Two former governors move to country life and writing
Alf M. Landon, Kansas governor last year, will build a home on 160 acres west of Topeka, sell five acre plots, and resume direction of mining interests. Eugene Talmadge, Georgia’s retiring governor, will stay on his Sugar Creek farm and write for The Statesman, noting he will not fight the New Deal any longer. Simson sues Joan Sutherland over a joke about Wallis Simpson, alleging she said he took money to divorce her.
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Alf M. Landon
Kansas
Topeka
Eugene Talmadge
Georgia
Will Awell
The
Statesman
Ernest
Simpson
Wallis Simpson
Edward VIII
Joan Sutherland
Wallis
White Accents Smart on Black Dress Featured by Maxine Jennings
The black velvet gown modeled by Maxine Jennings features white satin accents that appear as braid work on sheer net, with crystal rhinestone buckles at neck and belt. The ankle-length, high-neck design suits many ages and figures, creating a longer, slimmer line. Also noted is a sleek black broadcloth evening cape with gilt embroidery and lace-toed stockings matching Chantilly lace toes with open-toed sandals.
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Maxine Jennings
Attic Finds Inspire Furniture Repairs Before Painting
A reader notes that finding old pieces like chairs and tables in the attic can inspire necessary repairs such as gluing before applying paint or enamel. The article also mentions a state birth statistic of 2,843,452 North Carolinians born in the state.
Daughters of Confederacy Honor Southern Generals
Members of the Robert E. Lee chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy marked the anniversaries of General Robert E. Lee and General Stonewall Jackson with a tea at the Ragland home on Woodlawn Avenue. The event featured Confederate colors, a program of songs and readings, and a reception for attendees including Mrs. D. P. Griffith and Mrs. H. M. Blankenship, with many local women listed among guests.
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Robert K. Lee
Stonewall” Jackson
Robert E. Lee
United Daughters of the
TR. Ragdand
Woodlawn Avenue
Ragland
C. P. Griffith
Austin Caperton
Douglas S. Freeman
James M. Hayes
R. Norman Wesley
D. P. Griffith
W. G. Caperton
Rose Harlow Warren
Harry Br, May
LT. R. Ragland
D. Howe Johnston
M. Payne
J. A. Campbell
L. G. Houser
R. K. Rubush
WW. R. May
F. L. Banks
Thomas M. Wickham
Robert A. Boyd
Charles Hodel
N. S. Shrewsbury
Lena Beckner
J. H.greene
W. H. McGinnis
J. W. Davis
Elizabeth Stairs
L. AY. Halloran
J.M. Hayes
Rose Harrow Warren
Helen St. Nowell
W. G Caperton
Harry R May
H. M. Blankenship
T. R. Ragland
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the Sunday Register
Raleigs County
W. VA
Frances Hay Page
St. Stephen's Church
Clarence Sturdivant
Rena Bennett
Eccles
Virgil Andrew Ball
Mount Hope
Gula Vivian Halsted
Tamroy
Helen of Troy
Madame du Barry
Janet Gaynor
Florida
Greyhound
Orlando
Palm Beach
Jacksonville
St. Petersburg
Miami
Tampa
Union Bus Terminal
Prine & Fayette Sts
Cova Guy
Ruth
Anita
J. P. Roberts
Sylacauga, Ala
Chantilly
Lisbeth
Daughters of Confederacy
W. H. Davenport
Gladys
Grace Davenport
Hope
William Turner
Mabscott Society
A. Ray Fink
Ben I.shworth
L. D. Rink
D. R. Sullivan
Ray Patton
Emerson Walker
Ruth Gay
Loda
S. Strickland
Sprague
Larkin Gantee
del- Mar
Cigare
West Virginia Tobacco Corporation
Beckiey
W, VA
Dr. Koch
Lilly
FUONE
Philco
Wheela
Ragland’s Electric Co
J. T. Rogers
Mgr
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