James McGinnis Mae Davis Exchange Vows Saturday
James McGinnis and Mae Davis exchange wedding vows at the First Baptist Church parlor on Saturday afternoon July 9 at 1 90. The Rev. Alvin J. Cook officiated. The bride, daughter of L J Davis, wore a white suit with light blue accessories and pearls. The groom's mother wore a navy dress and red rose corsage. A reception followed at the bride's home with a three tier cake and summer flowers. The couple will honeymoon in Cincinnati and northern states before settling on Crawford Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Mae Ruth Davis
James N. McGinnis
Alvin J. Cook
L. J. Davis
Westwood Drive
J. B. McGinnis
Ridge Avenue
J. ©. Wright
Anna Alley
Sonja Carper
Peacy Wright
Pauline Thewes
Gertrude Harvey
Cincinnati
McGinnis
Woodrow Wilson High School
Beckley College
William's Tire and Battery Service
Woodrow Wilson
United States Navy
Bair Brothers Company
Crawford Street
Miss Betty Wyatt Becomes Bride of William P. Larew
Miss Betty Louise Wyatt and William P. Larew married in a parlor ceremony at First Christian Church conducted by Dr. A H Wilson. Attendants included maid of honor Miss Jeanette Wyant and best man Joan R Laren. The couple will reside on North Fayette Street after a honeymoon. both have WV and local college ties and the city recorder role is noted for the groom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
A. H Wilson
Betty Louise Wyatt
William P. Larew
Mary J. Wyatt
East Main Street
G. ¥. Wratt
J. E. Laren
Beckley Avenue
K. L. Pettit
Jeanette ‘Wyant
Joan R. Laren
Laren
Woodrow Wilson High School
Beckley College
City Recorder
WVHS
West Virginia Institute of Technology
Montgomery
North Fayette Street
Miss Jerry Keatley Honored At Luncheon In Charleston
Miss Ruth Dauberty of Charleston honors Miss Jerry Keatley summer bride elect of Wilford Wooddell at a Terrace luncheon in Charleston. Miniature mock bridal bouquets mark each place. guests include Mrs. Charles Brooks and others. Gifted copper cigarette box with ash tray presented to the honoree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Keatley
Charleston
Ruth Dauberty
Jerry Keat
Ley
Wilford Wooddell
the Terrace
Dauherty
Charles Brooks
Nola Frances Legg
Nancy Ketchum
Carolyn Jordin
Nellie McClung
Marion Holtz
Marcelle’ Wooddell
Jerry Braden
Charlotte Smith
Fall and Winter Fashion Pattern Guide Notice
Styled with flattering air perforated patterns in multiple sizes and yardages. Two patterns offered at 25 cents each, with 28 cents per order in coins. Send name, address, sizes, pattern number to Sue Burnell Raleigh I Register 1150 Ave. Americas New York 19 NY. Free pattern printed inside the book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Burrows
Connecticut
Miss Harriet Whitsell Elected Vice President at College Group
Miss Harriet Whitesell daughter of Mr and Mrs H L Whitesell Jr of 408 Russell Street is the newly elected vice president of the girls A club at National Business College Roanoke Va She enrolled in September for a months course in the secretarial department planning to complete next May Her school activities include the basketball team and glee club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Whitesell
H. L. Whitesell
Russell Street
National Business College
Roanoke
Whitesell
Business College
Hotel Designers Inspire Bed Living Rooms For Guests
New style hotel rooms blend living room and bedroom use with a sofa that converts into a bed. Hostesses can adapt guest rooms at home with double duty sleeping furniture, bright lighting, a desk, drawers, a large mirror, a small radio, and ample reading material to create inviting hospitality and ease for both guests and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oller
Incidents In The Lives Of People You Know
A collection of society notes lists numerous Beckley and regional residents traveling to Florida, Tennessee, Baltimore, and other areas for vacations and visits. Names include Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Adair, Mrs. Edsel T. Jones, Decree Bailey, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bernstein, and Dr. Wallace Givens, with various locations such as Beckley, Summers Street, and Knoxville cited. The piece also mentions wedding travel and hosting arrangements, along with a note on a ship of ideas about keeping a welcoming home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Adair
South
Kanawha Street
Florida
Edsel T. Jones
Beckley
Knoxville
Wru
Ange Wee Ne Wee Rm
Harvey
Baltimore
Washington, D.C
O'Neal
Decree Bailey
Thomas Bailey
Lester
Charles Bernstein
New York City
Harry Seidman
Summers Street
Charles C. Rubush
Second Avenue
Marion
Ais
D. J. Dutson
Mancy
Priscilla
Jackson, Ky
Marty W. Hall
Croft Street
Joe Dutton
Railroad Avenue
Paul W Hamblin
Forth Smith
Little Rock
Ark
Gloria Kidd
Coal Street
Ed Hylton
Monroe Avenue
Orlando
Ila
John Slover
Patsy Talbert
Beckleyans
Stover
Roger Heirson
Charleston
C. A. Davis
B. T. Stromp
Woodlawn Avenue
Jay Woods
Barry
Fairview Avenue
Cincinnati
Ohio
Cincinnati Reds
St. Louis Cardinals
O. D. Light
Nancy Sue
Portsmouth
Philip Wilkes
Calloway Street
Kemper Stewart
Sara Catherine
Bluefield
Wilkes
Stewarts
Virginia Beach
Jennie
Wallace Givens
Dp W. Givens
Woodlawn ‘Avenue
Givens
United States Naval Research Bureau
Boulder, Col
Circle Picnic Postponed for August Meeting
The July gathering of the Business Women's Circle of the Presbyterian Church is postponed to August. The group will meet at the home of Mrs. C. C. Lewis in Daniels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle Ficnic
Business Women's Circle
The
Presbyterian Church
C. C. Lewis
Daniels
Dessert Bridge Held in Cecil Home Thursday
A dessert bridge was held at the home of Mrs. Bill Cecil at 107 Kinzer Street Thursday evening. Mixed summer flowers decorated the house and a dessert course was served. Prizes went to Mrs. Harry Boggs for high and Mrs. James Lynch for low. Guests included Mrs. Harry Boggs, Mrs. Dan Spillman, Mrs. Andrew Malino, Mrs. Paul Lynch, Mrs. William Phoebus, Mrs. Hubert Pugh, Mrs. James Lynch, and Miss Mary Atkinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Cecil
Kinzer Street
Harry Boggs
James Lynch
Harry Boges
Dan Spillman
Andrew Malino
Paul Lynch
William Phoebus
Hubert Pugh
Mary Atkinson
Kinzer Honored With Surprise Outing at Cherry Hill Farm
Mr and Mrs D W Kinzerwere feted at their Cherry Hill Farm on a Wednesday night surprise outing. Guests presented a large house portrait and included numerous friends and relatives such as C E Beavers Jerry Spray Dunjean Smith Lynch Ryle Santi Buckland Thornton Mitchell Fox Gilly Kyle Meador and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Kinzer
Cherry Hill Farm
Joint Lodge Meet Installs Officers at Mabscott Hall
Installation services for Odd Fellows Whitestick 31h and Golden Gate Rebekah Lodge 206 were held at Mabscott. Officers and guests from Glen Daniel lodge attended after talks and refreshments for about 60 members. Installation team included district deputy president Melvin Harvey and district grand master Claude Worley, with marshal Mae Brammer and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows Lodge
Whitestick
Golden Gate Rebekah Lodge
Mabscott
Rebekah Lodge
L. Brackenrich
Noble Grand
Betty Johnson
Leona
Albert Goodman
Jess Rogers
Guardian
Tatricia Weaver
Mae Arammere
Inside Guardian
Ce PL Freytapd
Dent Shumate
Ernest Shanon
Heirs Smith
Os‘car Trump
Cody Richmond
Rov “Hawkins
Rue Schootcraft
Mrs
Ron
da King
Rebekah
Ernest Wooten
Glen Daniel Lodge
Melvin Harvey
Claude Worley
Mae Brammer
George Patton
Goldie “Wing
Raleigh Wright
Annie Mooney
Sidney Daniel
Methodist Teachers Meet in Vaughn Home
Primary Teachers of the Methodist Temple met at Mrs. J. F. Vaughn home on Clark Street to plan the department’s activities. Mrs. R. P. Whittaker reported on the Wesleyan College laboratory school session from June 27 to July 2 and the group invited two parents to attend Sunday department exercises. Refreshments served to attendees including Mrs. E. M. Mahaffey, Mrs. N. S. Lilly, Mrs. Beatrice Gill, Mrs. W. J. Williams, Mrs. R. P. Whittaker, Mrs. T. S. Rice, Mrs. J. S. Woods, and the hostess
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Temple
J. FP. Vaughn
Clark Street
R. P. Whittaker
Wesleyan College
E. Sf. Mahaffey
N. S. Lilly
Beatrice Gill
Perk Soap Promises Fresh Clean Washes for Homemakers
Miss Clara Schneider from Memphis explains how New Perk Soap teaches four Ws to wash clothes with less work. She praises Perk for a fresh smell, easy use, and cost saving as a Little ones enjoy a big clean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Schneider
Idleastle
Memphis
Also Mentioned on This Page
James McGinnis
Mae Davis
Betty Wyatt
Henry T. Houchins
Marguerite
Main St
Erines
Vanity Beauty Shop
Delene Curtin
Poly Prince Bt
Ates
Moose Club
Nick Karel
Harriet Whitsell
College
Miss Harries
Del-Mar
Caria
Kink
Janice Omeneki
Jammiie Porter
Frances Mason
Meredith @eine
Lee Ollisn
Max Lilly
D. W. Kinzers
Methodist
Vaughn
Ial
RPM Records
RCA
John W. Eye Radio Sales & Service
W. Neville S
HACIA
Pour
MR AL
Henry J. Kaiser
Kaiser-Frazer Corp
Miggie
Josep Mignorisi
New York
Mr. Migliorisi
Mr. Miggie
Kaiser
Migliorisi
Vicky
Frankie
Aipa
Kaiser-Frazer
Rahali Motor Sales
Third Ave
W. Va
Taylor Motor CO
White Sulphur Springs
J. M. Bondurant C. Princeton
Seldomridge Motor Co
Rupert
Pyles-River Union
Whitesvil, Fi Fi Motor CO
Midland Motor CO
Rainetle, W. Va
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!